Maritime bonus flap pits seamen against ship owners
Boake Carter reports a clash as maritime unions demand a $260 bonus and $25,000 insurance per seaman for war zone voyages while the Maritime Commission approves only a $50 bonus. Officials warn government intervention risks entanglement in private war trade, urging a voluntary, market-based solution with seamen and owners.
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Maritime Commission
United States
Mediterranean
Far East
Hoover
Commission
Maritime Unions
Navy
Roosevelt
Germany
Marritime Commission
Orient
Uniona
North Atlantic
New York
Henrie tta SH OWES FOR BRIDE A post nuptial courtesy
Mrs Ed Haussen hosted a miscellaneous shower in Oberlin for Joan Portman who becomes Mrs Homer Cox after September second. Michigan was the evening’s diversion with first prize to the bride, and Mrs H G Portman was consoled. Guests joined a dining room display of gifts and streamers, then refreshments were served to many Portman relatives and friends including Mrs Claire Hollis Lydia Portman Elyria and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Cox
Oberlin
Joan Portman
Ed Haussen
Michigan
H. G. Portman
Claire Hollis
Lydia Portman
Elyria
John Portman
Brownhelm
Emma Ladrach
Mary
Birmingham
Roy Angersbach
A. J. Clemons
Elmer Portman
Albert Reusser
Jesse Portman
Carol
John Hosettler
Elsie
Janice Flagg defies wealth minded guardian in NY life
Janice Flagg daughter of Chicago millionaire Ogden Flagg refuses to join her father or accept his money. She becomes social secretary to Mrs. Lelia Greene in New York, falls for Wylde Greene, and faces pressure from Mrs. Greene to marry for wealth. Janice stands firm, quits, and plans to roam the South as she seeks her own path.
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Janice Flagg
Ogden Flagg
Chicago
Mrs. Greene
Wylde
Janice
Florida
the Greenee
Mrs.Greene
Corinne
Lois Flagg
Lois Wlagg
New York
Missionary Group Attends Elyria Methodist Church Event
The Rev and Mrs Kaetzel along with several others attended a Missionary Group meeting at the Elyria Methodist church on Wednesday. Local residents Mr and Mrs Willis Stall of Medina visited the Court home, and Mrs Stall, formerly Hazel Rutherford, was a teacher in the local school. Additional callers included Mrs Charles Cook and guest Mrs Charley Steincamp of Genoa, Mr and Mrs J R Lees, and Miss Mattie Sanders who called on Mr and Mrs John Smith and Mrs Hattie Crawford and daughter Vivian. Wil Paul and Dorcas of Milan also visited the Court home Tuesday evening.
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Kaetzel
Ben Bauman
Paul Portman
Barbara Angersbach
Earl Mann
Albert Reusser
John Hostettler
John Geissendoerfer
Elyria
Willis Stall
Medina
Wallace Court
Stall
Hazel Rutherford
Charles Cook
Charley Steincamp
Genoa
J. R. Lees
Mattie Sanders
John Smith
Hattie Crawford
Vivian
Wil Paul
Dorcas
Milan
Pittsfield Students Return to College Ranks
Charles Avery resumes senior year at Oberlin College after summer in Michigan. Wynona Preston advances to junior year. Robert Bear leaves with his father for Ohio State University to begin sophomore year. Graydon Brandt returns to Ohio State University to pursue a doctorate in Animal Husbandry. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pitts join Mr. and Mrs. John Barber on a motor trip to Saint Marie Michigan, returning later in the week.
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Charles Avery
Grosse Point
Michigan
Oberlin College
Wynona Preston
Robert Bear
Ohio State University
Columbus
Graydon Brandt
Lincoln
Neb
Fred Pitts
John Barber
Wellington
Saint St. Marie
Ray Rider
Clarksfield Family Guests At Rider Dinner
Clarksfield and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rider.
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Clarksfield
Charles Rider
Family visits and local gatherings in Ohio towns
Mr and Mrs John Prince visited their family in Troy Ohio last week while Mr and Mrs Walter Baker of Grafton spent Tuesday with their niece Mrs James Sayers. Several families from Elyria Berea Chestnut Ridge and Schramm Road gathered for Sunday dinner and afternoon calls. Ladies Aid meets at the Methodist parsonage on Thursday September 30 with Mrs Carpenter assisted by Mrs Merton Bartter.
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John Prince
Troy
Walter Baker
Grafton
James Sayers
L. A. Bainbridge
Harding
Elyria Fair
George Lang
Chestnut Ridge
Floyd Lang
Elyria
Allen Lang
Carol
Berea
Herman Wellert
Kenneth Lang
Akron
C. F. Lang
Schramm Road
Emma Aveutrt
Herman Eady
Ladies Aid
Methodist Parsonage
Carpenter
Merton Bartter
Alta Meyers
Anna Perkins
North Olmsted
Baehr
Alumni Banquet at Oberlin Inn
Oberlin will host an Alumni Banquet on October 8 at the Oberlin Inn marking the Centennial of Coeducation. Charles A. Sawyer and Robert S. Fletcher will speak on Women In Public Affairs and Those First Deeds, with tickets limited to Oberlin College alumni until October 6.
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Oberlin
Charles A. Sawyer
Rober S. Fletcher
Oberlin Inn
Sawyer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Oberlin College
Fletcher
Oberlin Collegelumni
Oberlin Plans Over One Hundred Concerts This Year
Oberlin Ohio announces more than one hundred concerts for the coming school year. Highlights include ten Artist Recitals in Finney Chapel and Student and Senior Recitals in Warner Hall. Georges Enesco will conduct the Conservatory Orchestra on February 24, and fifteen recitals will be given by Conservatory Faculty. The Messiah will be performed by A Cappella and Musical Union, with Bach's Christmas Oratorio previously featured. A new Chapel Choir is forming as three bands and the Glee Clubs round out a busy annual calendar.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Finney Chapel
Warner Hall
Georges Enesco
Conservatory Orchestra
Conservatory
A Cappella
Musical Union
New Chapel Choir
Pianos and Organs Modernize Oberlin Conservatory
In daily use at Oberlin Conservatory of Music are 240 pianos and 26 organs used by about 450 Conservatory and College students. Summer additions include six new grand pianos for Rice and Warner Halls and three radio electric Orgatrons replacing reed organs in Warner Hall.
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Oberlin Conservatory
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Rice
Warner Halls
Orgatrons
Warner Hall
The
Organ Department Offers Unexcelled Training And Instrument Count
The organ department now provides unexcelled training. A statistician would count Conservatory owned instruments for orchestra and band. There are 35 woodwinds and a battalion of over 20 brasses listed among the instruments.
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Boake Carter
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Checker Cab
Henrietta
Wember Feder
Corey Radcliffe
Walter Angersbach
Pittsfield
the Brown CO
Lodi
Murbach
West Bridge St
Paris
Sohio
Wletter
Akron Motors
Standard Gil Company
Standard O Company
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