Anti British bias and national loyalty in public debate
Boake Carter defends his stance against labeling Americans as anti British for criticizing policies. He argues criticism of a policy is not anti British and urges mutual respect for national loyalties while acknowledging America’s right to independent policy choices. He notes personal history as a former British subject who became American and calls for fair treatment of dissenting views.
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Washington
Great Britain
Britain
United States
America
London
Amercans
England
You And Your Child By Jane Herbert Howard Hildren
A discussion on parenting argues that fluctuating parental love used as a threat harms a child. True love is steady encouragement, honesty, and fair treatment. Discipline and affection are separate duties, and children crave consistent, secure affection to inspire good behavior.
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Hildren
Pro American Critique of British Policy Continues
The column will persist in criticizing British policies while avoiding attack on British people. The piece will maintain a pro American stance rather than an anti British sentiment, focusing on national interests and perspectives.
North Ridgeville Grange Names Boosters On Booster Night
North Ridgeville Grange met with Master Elmer Fullmer leading the session on September 16. Officers present except two. a chicken supper for a private party on September 25 was set. Special awards went to Mrs. George Taylor, Hester Taylor, and Mrs. Mary Warner. Next meeting is September 28, Booster Night with public attendance invited. News notes include visits by Mrs. Mary House of New York and other locals.
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Grange
N. Ridgeville
North Ridgeville
World Largest Plane Propeller Visits East This Summer
The piece notes visits by families of Cleveland and Vermilion areas and describes a school year opening event at Vermilion on the Lake with a corn roast attended by 35, chaired by Roy McCormick. It mentions new music director Miss Marie Adler, a toy band of new teachers, and food led by Kathryn Witbeck. The article also covers a Flower Show by the Wellington Garden Club on September 18 at Herrick Auditorium with various cash, plant, and vase prizes and Four H Club sweepstakes prizes.
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Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Roy McCormick
Clyde Seidel
Marie Adler
Kathryn Witbeck
Dale Wadsworth
Dorothy Hughes
L. G. Bradstock
Charles Whiton
J. Hummell
Cc. E. Baum
Keith Andrews
Wellington Garden Club
Herrick Auditorium
Roseville Pottery
Wellington Townspeople Frolic in Grange Hall Party
Wellington activity on September 17 features Townsend Club No 1 hosting a party with lunch and dancing at the Grange hall. Next meeting set for Tuesday September 28. Lillywood Rebekah lodge plans inspection night November 3 with 7:30 pm start. 15 members attended.
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Townsendites
Wellington
Townsend Club No. 1
Rebekahs
Lillywood
Rebekah Lodge
Vincent Hosts Loyal Workers Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs Christ Ackerman and family entertained the Loyal Workers Auxiliary of the Methodist Church on Tuesday evening. Mrs Leroy Rhone, new president, led the business meeting with the Lord's Prayer. Mrs J J Cook reported finances. Visitors included Mrs F H Lewis Kathryn Reese Audrey Copas Mr Copas Mr Cook and son. Merlin Monagan was elected secretary and treasurer for the conference.
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Vincent
Christ Ackerman
Loyal Workers
Methodist Church
Leroy Rhone
J. J. Cook
F. H. Lewis
Kathryn Reese
Audrey Copas
Copas
Local social notes and quilting meeting announced
Routine society business was transacted followed by a social hour and refreshments. The all day quilting meeting is set for Tuesday September 25 at Mrs Monagon's home with a noon school day lunch. Visitors and callers from Elyria Lorain Chicago National City and Oberlin are listed along with local households hosting guests.
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Monagon
Loyalty Class Elects Officers At Grafton Meeting
The Loyalty Class met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles McClintock. Plans for the coming year were discussed and officers elected: Mrs. Julius Sheldon as president, Mrs. J. A. Schurgot as vice president, Mrs. John Clark as secretary, Mrs. E. J. Harder as treasurer, Miss Winifred Tran as Sunshine treasurer, and Mrs. W. G. Reese as news reporter. A committee was also appointed.
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Charles McClintock
Julius Sheldon
J. A. Schurgot
John Clark
E. J. Harder
Winifred Tran
Sunshine
W. G. Reese
Tallmadge groups plan year events and reunions
The meeting chaired by Mrs Edith Howard arranged a year of programs with ten members, devotionals by Mr W G Reese, and readings by Mrs John Clark. Contests crowned Mrs Edith Howard and Mrs Frank Carmean. Refreshments served to 24 members and four guests.CLASS HOLDS REUNION Tallmadge High School Class of 34 met at Wooi Tawasme home with 35 attendees for a picnic lunch. Various locals visited relatives and friends in nearby towns through the week.
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Larry Myers
Tanta
Pearl Myers
Ton
Belden Myers
Cleveland
Clyde Seidel
Homer Holland
St. Louis
Eleanor Sooy
Glenville Hospital
Chicago
Cook County Hospital
FE. H. Hurd
Fanny Hurd
Oberlin
Melvern Spicer
la Grange
Leonard Dean
Oscar Pfeiffer
Sherman
Earl Beal
Shuster
Edison Highway
Pfeiffer
Carl Berry
Lorain
Rand
Besse
Detroit
Michigan
Carl Moorehead
Columbus
George Langton
Little Son
J. G. Morris
Edith Howard
W. G. Reese
John Clark
Helen Keller
Frank Carmean
Mary Ryder
Anna Hosler
Mary Coleman
Mra
Freda McNeil
Art McCline
Jock
Anna Saxton
Tallmadge High School
Mra Woo! Tawasme
Lower
Belden School
J. R. Dickason
Baby
Vermilion
John Knight
Carl
Marvin Ruder
Eagleville
Pearl Perkins
Columbia
K. L. Lower
Guy Durkee
E. J. Harder
M. A. Henning
William Finley
C. B. Finley
George Edward
O. J. Lehoan
Akron
Birth registration record claims speed in Turer Hungary
The Turer registrar claims a world speed record for birth registration after recording a gypsy boy's birth within minutes of his actual birth. The mother was visiting the office when she delivered the child and the registrar logged the name quickly.
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Turer
Hungary
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