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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1936
Page
6
The governor’s claim that relief cannot solve unemployment is explored, arguing that heavy industries must lead hiring, with relief only easing hardship. Obstacles to employers keep hiring unattractive, while demagoguery obscures the need to restore business confidence and reduce costs to expand employment.
British fashion expert Tomkin cites no difference in street smartness between New York Montreal and London crowds. He asserts Montreal and New York fashions are as sharp as London's, noting a change from past dowdiness to modern stylish attire among women.
The North Olmsted Congregational Church on Barton Road hosted its annual sugar jovial on April 2 directed by Mrs. Louis Hayes featuring the playlet Ilvira's Film and a 19-dress wedding parade with owners modeling pieces dating from 1871 to 1933. Various community groups and residents are noted in a roundup of local happenings including card clubs, a film showing at the high school, fishing trips, a fire at the Fitch home, and illness recoveries.
West Ridge residents attend The Last Day of School event hosted by Miss Alice Bird county extension agent at Elyria MC A Tuesday. Clover Leaf Club members go to The Country Doctor at Capitol Theatre Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. Briggs host a house warming with luncheon and gifts. Birthdays and visits color the week with several relatives calling on Ridge residents and local Grange sick committee delivering flowers.
Pop Whistler, angered by taunts from fellow residents and a threat to send him to a hospital, locks himself in his room and writes to a newspaper editor. He exits via a window onto the porch roof planning to descend a water spout to reach safety on the highway, fearing Peterstown asylum. The story ends with him preparing to act as a continuation note appears.
The Lorain County Council of the Parent Teacher Association will hold its spring meeting at Vincent School on April 14 replacing Beiden. The afternoon program features E. L. Terman of Reiden School on The Meaning of Progressive Education. An evening session has Prof. Frank C. Moore speaking on Education What For. A state highway patrol safety talk, music by John Lore Brownhelm and Vincent students, and dinner at 5 20 p.m. are planned.
Howard Andrews hosted the Jolly Friendship Birthday club with a covered dish dinner and a business session led by Mrs Weaver. Attendees from La Grange included Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. William Turner, and Mrs. Ada Miller. guests were Mrs. Dorothy Browand and others. Grange insular meeting led by Worthy Master Frederick Rollin featured Willis Leach of Lichfield discussing the Pittsburgh flood.
Wakeman, O April 6 Wakeman and New Haven Greenwich Monroeville Townsend and New London competed in the Huron County Crater ial Reading Contest held for New Haven last Friday eve Ruth Filkins read The School Program while La Verne Busek won first place with An Efficient Plan for the Legislature of Ohio. Hichard Hrechmaker and family were shaken after a head on collision between Wakeman and Florence Tuesday night with only minor shocks reported. Division One met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Whitey on Railroad.
Division Two met at Albert Todds River Street home and Division Three gathered at Mrs L A Burk's home with fourteen members one guest and two children. Quilt blocks were sewn then a business meeting led by Mrs Myron Skelton. After the 2 Con test refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Clarence Fierce and Mrs Blaine Huret. Next meeting set for Mrs Don Hastings home with assisting hosts Mrs Frank Long and Mrs William Flew. Also reported are visits from Beulah Dehr Hartland Mrs Josiah Gals in Wooster and Mr and Mrs W J Benson Evelyn Raymond Skhin sky and Robert J Hoyt in Norwalk. Paul Breisch visited Charlie’s Bar in Kipton. Mrs Frank Dideluls entertained relatives from Mame pas and leaves for Florida to aid her father 3 Q Ford for about a month. Nellie Carey of Ypailant Mich visiting the Albrights. Rubber and tin from overseas are noted as the main self sufficiency concern.
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