Ickes Confers With Experts On Housing
Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes met with private and official experts in Washington to discuss launching the 500 million dollar low cost housing aid slum clearance program. About 10 civic leaders, federal officials, lawmakers, and housing figures attended to gather cross section opinions on implementation. This marked the first official step to accelerate the program under the Wagner Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Tekes
Ickes Gait
United States Housing Authority
Interior Department
Ickes
Roosevelt to Name Administrator for Housing Authority
President Roosevelt has not yet named the ten thousand dollar per year Housing Authority administrator. Three candidates discussed include Nathan Straus of New York City Housing Authority Director Howard A Gray of the Public Works Administration Housing division and Langdon W Post of the American Federation of Housing New York Ash State Lane. Ickes department pushes states to pass enabling legislation to speed local housing authorities eligible for Federal Aid Housing programs. Under the Wagner act the federal government could loan up to 90 percent of project costs to local authorities at low interest over sixty years with possible grants to maintain low rentals.
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Roosevelt
Tudot
Wuose
Nathan Straus
New York City Housing Authority
Howard A. Gray
Public Works Administation Housing Division
Langdon W. Post
American Federation of Housing
New York
Ash State Lane
Ickes’ Department
Eaton reunion and family notices from Midwest households
Mr and Mrs George Robinson attended the Wastey reunion at the Chapman home in Eaton. Mr and Mrs Nesbit of Chicago headed to Eaton with Asa Taft and Jack Cooper families. Mrs Cooper of Toledo learned of her mother’s death on Wednesday. Mrs Sears Carpenter and daughter from California visited Mr and Mrs J Hulse. Rev and Mrs Carpenter returned from the Methodist conference at Lakeside.
Local Social Notes and Illnesses Across Stearns Hudd Area
Mrs J D Lenty and Mrs Les Walker attended the Comma Mob ladies Aid on Thursday at the home of Miss Ada Weekly. Mrs Forest Lyndes and Mrs Jack Meyers called on Mr and Mrs Siopp and daughter Bertha at Stearns Hudd. Mrs Slopp remains in very poor health and is considered seriously ill. Captain of Root Road in East Cleveland is in a chute and somewhat improved. Mrs Buemond and Miss Agnes DeLloysd are among the sick. Mr and Mrs Kern and son Charles returned from Niagara Falls Rochester and other points. Leah Slater returned to Colorado on Monday. Mrs Forest Lyndal visited her daughter Mrs Robert Harding at Mira Clin and found her improving. Mr and Mrs Charles Black visited their daughter Mrs Lang of Berea last week. Mr and Mrs A W Palmer attended the Methodist conference with Palmer as lay delegate of the Fields clinch.
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Ted
J. D. Lenty
Les Walker
Thurreday
Misa Ada
Forest Lyndes
Jack Meyers
Siopp
Bertha
Af Stearns Hudd
Slopp
Root Road
Cleveland
Buemond
Agnes DeLloysd
Kern
Charles
Niagara Falls
Rochester
Leah Slater
Colorado
Forest Lyndal
Robert Harding
Charles Black
Mrs. Lang
Berea
A. W Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Fields Clinch
Buckeye Sewers Club Plans Fair Exhibit and Major Bowes Event
Sheffield LAS FOR EMROBIT SHEFFIELD Buckeye Sewers 4HL Club met at Neva Courick home to finalize plans for a fair exhibit. Buckeye Sewers and Markley Unis Club announce Major Bowes program at Markley School House Monday October 4. Those wishing to join the 10gram may contact members. Refreshments were served after the meeting. STUDENTS HOLD CONTEST The Brookside school pupils.
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Sheffield
Buckeye Sewers
Neva Cqurick
Vce
Markley Unis Club
Markley ‘School House
Everyday Movies and Community Notices
Everyday Movies by Denys Wortman notes a magazine drive by eighth graders with separate boy and girl teams and a winners’ fete for losers. The Clam Bake fundraiser on September 25 at Stop 3 supports Sheffield Lake Fire Department and Christmas relief for families and children. Brookside PTA held its first meeting with Mrs J Garber as president, planning a card party for September 23 and naming committees for hospitality, finance, program, membership, and publicity. Other items include brief local notes on 4-H, visitors, a wedding reception, and Dwight Bartlett’s injury from a dropped safe.
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Sheffield Lake
William McKinley
Brookside Parent Teachers Association
J. Garber
B. Wood
Louis Patek
Joseph Kengik
Frankhouser
John Crompp
Arthur Zacharias
J. D. Obitts
Edna Taylor
Betty Lee Guy Finnyson
Tra Swart
Krants- Clark Weddinoz
First Congregational Church
Lorain
Dwight Bartlett
Grafton Quilt Club Meets Hosts and Students
Mrs Nellie Lehman hosted the Belden Quilt Club with a day of quilting and a noon dinner for thirteen attendees. Several members and visitors were noted traveling to Kent State University for studies, including Griffitha Reege, Jack Tomashe ska, and Harold Wall. Visits from Edison Highway and Maumee residents were reported, with plans and gatherings among families in Mans field and La Grange.
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Quilt Club
Grafton
Nellie Lehman
Belden
James Chitts
John Mole
Fred Hoff
Misa Wilemene Male
Mise Pauline Hoff
Kent
Kent State University
Wirs
Clifton Simms
Edison Highway
Walter Baker
Albert Haury
Wm. Johnson
Cleveland
Griffitha Reege
Jack Tomasheska
Iirold Wall
Wusa Artz
Carl Artz
Eleanor Dent
Vir
William Hales
Maumee
C. JD Lehman
Vis Leon Lehman
Mansfield
Avon couples vacationing in the East amid births report
Avon Ohio notices that Mr and Mrs Charles Wilford with Mr and Mrs Clark Phinney of Lorain are vacationing in the East. The item mentions baby boys born to Mr and Mrs Ed Green and Mr and Mrs.
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Avon
Ohio
Charles Wilford
Clark Phinney
Lorain
Ed. Green
Fall Festival Attendees and Local Visits Highlight Ohio Notes
The fragment lists social visits and church activities across Ohio and nearby areas. Mentions include Mrs Googe Jenkins and Edna Buell at La Grange Fall Festival, Rev OA Bornham assisting in Cald well Evangelical services, Gordon Paddock from Cleveland visiting the Mickerins home, John Cook of Cleveland, Charles Uebebrand and daughter Betty, Rosemary Greulich of Lorain, and Theodore Paul reassigned to the church for the year.
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Walter Lenard
OA Bornham
Caldwell
Ohio
Googe Jenkins
Edna Buell
la Grange
Wis
Gordon Paddock
Von
Date
Cleveland
Robert Mickerins
Wrs
Fisher
John Cook
Clesvelant
Mey Gharles Uebebrand
Betty
Rosemary Greulich
Lorain
Theodore Paul
Obertin Road News Notes Highlights from Church and Club Meetings
October 8 set for Annual Market at East Qberimn church with committees to be announced. Church Council meeting postponed till Professor Warder returns. Mrs Huffman entertained at south town home for Miss Ruth Jaynes seventeenth birthday with over thirty guests and many gifts. Farm Woman's Club met at Grange hall with 35 members. extension talk on canned fruit for County Fair. Wass and Weans planned a card party and social hour followed a covered dish dinner.
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Church Council
Professor Warder
Ro Huffman
Ruth Jay
Jarvecow
Regitar
Granzge Hall
Charles Frankins
Mra Weare
Wass and Weans
Farm Woman's Club
Funeral notices and social updates from Amherst area
The community lists obsequies for Mrs Edmonds brother William Nichola held at Nichols funeral parlor Elyria. Attendees include Henry Sandrock Mra C Justin Mrs N Webber and others. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Jaycox departed for Phoenix for a new job. Social visits feature Mr aia George Nichols Amherst and guests from Lans Jane Michigan.
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Henry Sandrock
C. Justin
N. Webber
Keighley
George Hailey
Harry Gibson
Virg. H. Schram
E. Schramm
E. Schubert
H. H. Edmonds
Frances
Howard Broom
Lawrence Jaycoy
Phoenix
Arizona
Jaycox
John Edmonds
Aia
George Nichols
Amherst
Poke Ghosh
Gabher
Michigan
Russel Krueger
Oberlin
Wesley Miller
Local Social Evening Highlights in Cleveland and Springfield
Mrs. Ralph Busted hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kern for a dinner at their Cleveland home while 0. R. Hoard of Springfield Ohio entertained his uncle. The social scene featured conversational gatherings and hospitality across the region.
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0. R. Hoard
Springfield
Ohio
Kenneth Kern
Ralph Busted
Cleveland
Prayer Opens Church League Playoff In Hutchinson
In a Hutchinson church league playoff a brief pregame prayer by Rev Claude J Miller asked for harmony between players and officials. Rev J J Pre Vol delivered an omen as the game began. The Christians won 5 to 4 in a friendly contest.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Claude J. Miller
J.J. Pre Vol
The
Baptist Church
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Elyka
Brookside School
Sroner
THOR
Lorain County
Elyria
By Denys Wortman
P.T. A
Zelma Smith
Columbus
Karl Thoma
Jane
Avon Lake
Hirs
Lee Johnson
Misa Effa Mae Wilson
Sebting
JL. Blantern
Tioga
Johnston Gift & Knit Shop
East Second Street
Obertin Road
Farm Bureau Fertilizer
Eeumans Outa
Farm Bureau
Sarm
Soreau
Farm Bureau Co-op
Ote
Wellington
Orca
Ys Kichler
Gorhler
Kroehler
White Star Gas
Simmons Studio Coucities
Simmons
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