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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1934
Page
11
United States remains the world’s top exporter despite foreign trade wars and competition from Japan. In early current year the U S kept its lead by selling more meat to Britain and tractors to Argentina, even as Cuba’s cloth market shifts.
Table compiled by the League of Nations and Department of Commerce shows 1933 foreign sales by the United States United Kingdom Germany France and Japan. Japan's exports rose sharply while U S exports remained strong in early fiscal year, with U S gains of 62 percent vs 26 percent for Japan.
Wellington August 6 Local notices report Mr and Mrs C R Arndt visiting in Wellington after summer in Bedford Ohio. Items mention Elvira visits by Miss Blanche Swier and Mrs Frank Andrews and entertainment by Mrs Shelly and relatives from Lima. Mrs Leng Wirras and Miss Kathryn Murray return from west coast trip. Local minister Res E E Shiltz to manage Camp Sychar Mt Vernon Ohio for 19 days beginning August 1, with Rev Frederick Shiltz as director.
James Stevenson, seeking help to herd cattle home, was bitten on the left arm by a neighbor’s dog tied in a yard during Friday’s wind and rain storm. The bite reached the bone. he remains under doctor care and resting comfortably. A Thursday evening storm caused extensive damage, with a large tree felled on Herrick Avenue East, downed cables, and two broken telephone poles, disrupting traffic and long distance calls until linemen cleared debris. Rainfall official register Friday night stood at 2.56 inches. Ruth Stevenson, daughter of James and Mrs. Stevenson, was recently honored after completing her summer program.
August reports from Lima confirm Francis W. Durbin filed a charge against J. C. Timberlake Allen County Relief director for failure in conducting relief work for the unemployed. Copies were mailed to County Commissioners and Adjutant General Frank D. Henderson, chairman of the Ohio Relief Commission.
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