World at a Glance on Roosevelts Threat to Republicans
In a Sept 29 column Leslie Richel argues progressive Republicans may shift power away from conservatives by backing figures like La Guardia for mayor or Moses for governor, risking a GOP drift toward the more progressive wing and a potential crossover to challenge the New Deal. The piece notes Alfred E Smith's decline with Roosevelt’s rising strength, cites Labor and textile strike tensions, and highlights job racket abuses exposing agency fraud and worker hardship amid a harsh economic climate.
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Leslie Richel
New York
Roosevelt
la Guardia
Moses
Gerald Nye
North Dakota
Nye
Smith
Alfred E Smith
Franklin D Roosevelt
New York State
Herbert Lehman
Massachusetts
Curley
Boston
General Cole
New Deal
Henrietta Bride Elect Honored in Henrietta
A shower in honor of Miss Eleanor Knoble and her upcoming marriage to Clifton McDowell was hosted by Mrs George Webber with many gifts. The event included guests and a dinner for the couple and family. A W C T U officers were elected at a separate meeting, and Sullivan churches plan fall entertainments led by the Bessie Andrus Melodists on October 6.
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Henrietta
Wisseanor Knoble
George Webber ‘Fonday
Clifton McDowell
Harvey Brandau
Arthur Janine
Henry Gleisner
Harryman
Gleisner
Harry Myers
Rex Lees
Frank Kelble
George Webber
Eleanor Knoble
Archie McDowell
Webber
Sullivan
Bessie Andrus
Sewing Club Entertained at Mrs Haighs Home
Mrs Donald Haigh hosted a Sewing Club gathering Monday afternoon with a lunch. Attending members included Mrs George Minor, Mrs H G Portman, Mrs George Weber, Mrs John Bauman, Mrs Rex Lees, and Mrs Ernest Lamyermyer.
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Donald Haigh
George Minor
H. G. Portman
George Webber
John Bauman
Rex Lees
Ernest Lamyermyer
Birthday surprise honors Milton Parrish at Elyria home
Mrs Lena Gegenheimer attended a birthday surprise party for Milton Parrish at his Elyria home Monday evening. Clarence Amstutz and wife with baby from Youngstown visited Jobo Geissendoerfer and family for dinner Saturday. Walter Davis Frank Page and daughter Thelma from Elyria visited O C Sanders and family Wednesday. Will Carruthers of Oberlin called on Charles Cook Monday afternoon.
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Lena Gegenheimer
Milton Parrish
Elyria
Clarence Amstutz
Baby
Youngstown
Jobo Geissendoerfer
Walter Davis
Frank Page
Thelma
Oo. C. Sanders
Mray
Will Carruthers
Oberlin
Charles Cook
Sullivan Township to host four Saturday entertainments
A group of progressive men in Sullivan township plans another festival series. Four entertainments will be staged, each on a Saturday, continuing the community event tradition and bringing local residents together for cultural festivities.
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Bessief Andrus
Sullivan
Sullivan Township
Belgian stallion dies after abscess and dehydration
Vernon Lance lost a valuable Belgian stallion last week. A post mortem revealed an enlarged liver with an abscess. No blood was found in the heart at dissection. The horse had lived on water only for a week.
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Vernon Lance
Band Program at Auditorium Friday Evening
The band and orchestra are offering a strong program at the auditorium on Friday night September 28. After a short program, booths in the basement will feature refreshments and a fish pond. Robert Schmink leaves Ginn & Co. to study at Ohio State University with the Buckeye Club in the new gymnasium. He will try out for the band and undergo physical tests, with regular classes starting Tuesday October 2. Raymond Sicks of Amherst visited his uncle Edward Miller Tuesday afternoon.
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City of
New York
Paul Moss
Moss
Job Agency
Robert Schmink
Ginn & Co. Book Publishers
Ohio State University
Buckeye Club
Raymond Sicks
Amherst
Edward Miller
Surprise pound social honors Rev C R Bair at parsonage
NEW LONDON Sept 29 Rev C R Bair and Mrs Bair received a large group of useful gifts at a surprise pound social hosted by the congregation at the parsonage. A pot luck luncheon followed. Mrs George Parnell led a delegation to a W W F M S district meeting at Bellevue where Norwich district auxiliaries reported $200 over budget. Plans for the coming year were outlined. new appointments include Mrs D B Barnes and others for stewardship and Mite Box work.
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New London
C. R. Bair
Church
George Parnell
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
D. B. Barnes
H. R. Culbertson
C. &. Ward
Www. F. M.S
Bellevue
Wednesay
Norwalk
H. H. Smith
Co. &. Ward
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