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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1935

Page

2

Backfiring Roosevelts Silver Campaign Stirs Debate

In a turbulent column, McMallin reports the silver bloc pushing price hikes faces resistance from Roosevelt and Morgenthau with 20,000 silversmiths and retailers forming a bloc against a $1.29 an ounce target. Senator Walsh leads anti-silver efforts while Democrats warn of shifting loyalties nationwide. The piece details DOJ reorganizing moves, Ickes battles, and public sentiment across states, noting political plots, troop recruitment for CCC, and strategic labor activity signals.

Roosevelt Morgenthau Walsh Massachusetts Pittman Nevada King Utah Adams Colorado South Middle West West Ely New England Copeland New York Pennsylvania Farley-Guffey Tydings Maryland Neely West Virginia Gov Moore New Jersey Delaware Herbert Hoover

Pratt Couple Celebrates 54th Wedding Anniversary

Wellington Ohio honors Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Pratt at a family Jubilee marking fifty four years since their July 24 1881 marriage. The Pratts long resident at 403 Herrick Avenue East hosted relatives from Cleveland Lakewood Medina Conneaut and Greenwich. The couple welcomed three daughters and a life of steady work including time with Holland Stock Remedy Co. Both are 77 and 78 years old and active in the Congregational church.

Wellington Weallington Henry C. Pratt Herrick Avenue East Harold Hopkins Greenwich Ohio G. H. Hopkins Harold Harry R. G. Holland Here Herman Stoddard Henry Huntington Weymouth-Medina Miy Medina Myron T. M. Pfeiffers Mr. Pratt Holland Stock Remedy Co Edna Fannie Oberlin College Ohio State University Pratt Wellington Congregational Church

Couple Celebrates Anniversary With Thoughtful Gifts

The pair, though not in peak health, continue to keep going and spend much time cultivating. They received considerate gifts on their anniversary, marking a modest, affectionate milestone.

Hostess Leads Circle No 1 Meeting in Wellington

In Wellington on August 5 Mrs. C J Seeley hosted Circle No 1 of the M E Ald Society as storm forced the gathering into a house. Mrs Norman Linder led reports, Mrs A B Southard led devotionals, Ros call featured a scripture verse, Mrs Anna Puder presented a program, Mildred Brenner sang with Wilda Abbot on piano, Laura Mary Johns offered two piano pieces, and coin boxes were opened before refreshments. Twenty members attended.

Wellington C. J. Seeley Circle No. 1 M. E. Ald Society Norman Linder A. B. Southard Anna Puder Mildred Brenner Wilda Abbot Laura Mary Johns Mrs. Puder

Hostess Opens Entre Nous Club Evening With Bridge

Miss Kathryn Murray hosted Entre Nous members Friday with a 7 30 dinner. After, 14 guests played bridge the only guest being Miss Grace Purcell from Amherst. Mrs. Violet Cartice won first and Mrs. Isabelle Bennett second. Fifteen Women’s Benefit Association members planned a tea at Mrs. Nellie Long’s home on North Mill Street for Wednesday night August 7. The next regular meeting will be Thursday evening August 15.

Kathryn Murray Grace Purcell Amherst Miss Murray Violet Cartice Bridge Isabelle Bennett Woman’s Benefit Association Nellie Long North Mill Street

Schaefer Reunion at Vermilion on the Lake

Members of the Schaefer reunion gathered at Vermilion on the Lake Sunday with broad representation. A noon picnic dinner, swimming and games provided a lively day for all, hosted by Mr and Mrs R L McQuate. Shiloh were Friday guests of E L Sharpe and wife. Geraldine Pratt has returned to her grandparents after a illness with erysipelas. Effie Edwards resumes duties at A I Warren coal office after a week’s vacation with brothers K B Myers and B Myers in Cleveland. Zelma Clinersmith substituted at the office during her absence.

Schaefer Vermilion-on-the- Lake R.L. McQuate Shiloh E. L. Sharpe Geraldine Pratt Wills Sessions Herrick Avenue West Harry Pratt Huntington Effie Edwards A. I. Warren Coal Office K. B B. Myers Cleveland Zelma Clinersmith Durig

Local visits and society notes from Sebring to Lorain

Mr and Mrs Ben McKinney and their son visit aunt Edith Kearn in Sebring while Miss Ruth Hogan sees relatives in Orrville and visits Beulah Beach with friends. Perry Knapp Adelbert and Esther Gott attend Shriner reunion at Euclid Beach. F M Jones enjoy two week Canada camping fishing trip with base Temagami Ontario. Mrs Leonard Baumgardner seriously ill at 317 Courtland with nurse Dora Barnes from Glenville Hospital. Miss Barnes recently learned she passed state RN exam.

Ben McKinney Edith Kearn Elm Street Ruth Hogan Sebring Fla Lee L. Smith Orrville Mary Knapp Hiram Knapp l May Bement Christian Missionary Alliance Beulah Beach Ray KE. E. Shiltz Jerome Republic Perry Knapp Ant Adelbert D. G. Martin Lorain C. D. Gott Esther Eliza Paul Nelle Close Carlton Shriner Euclid Beach F. M. Jones Canada Temagami Ontario L. Hammond Walter Bloomheld N. J Charles Shepard and Chidren L. L. Leudemann Smithville

Key Returned After 20 Years at Estey Hotel Landmark

In Hanford California an old hotel key bearing a leather Estey Hotel tag reappeared after more than two decades. The Estey Hotel itself was destroyed by fire, and a modern hotel stands where it once did.

Hanford Cal Estey

County selects six 4-H dairy calf judges for Wooster event

Lorain County will send six 4-H boys to Wooster Dairy Day for state dairy calf judging tests. The chosen youths are Donald Simme, Robert Grove, Malcolm Fowl, Wayne Aldrich, Earl Sandrock, and a sixth name listed as Schramm Road and Telegraph Road entries were noted. About forty county youths participated in judging contests to determine the representatives, County Extension Agent C. E. Hummel announced.

Lorain County Wooster C. E .Hummel Donald Simme Schramm Road Robert Grove Telegraph Road Malcolm Fowl Wayne Aldrich

Lofton Claims Safety Record From Webb City Driver

Guy Lofton is claimant of the title for the truck driver who has driven the farthest without a single accident. He has traveled 45000 miles in 19 years without a fender scraping or bumper touch. Groupiets of the New Deal is the title of a Fall book.

Webb City Guy Lofton

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