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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
2
Columbus Aug 15 The Ohio Constitution bars state debt over 750000 hampering a 20000000 institutional rebuilding program discussed by Governor Davey with President Roosevelt. The president approved the program but noted limitations and conditions.
A newly married man borrows $100 at The City Loan for furniture, paying $1.62 interest. He quickly pays off the loan and later takes more loans, proving that with honest income even small amounts can qualify for credit and buying power. The ad urges readers with any income to apply.
The plan proposed financing via the regular public works administration scheme with 45 percent as a gift from PWA funds and 65 percent as a loan secured by the state. A constitutional amendment could allow bond issuance, as voters did in 1921 to approve a 25 5 million borrowing for the state soldiers bonus.
Avon Lake events include the Jolly 13 Club gathering at Mrs. Carl Payne’s on Jaycox road with five hundred played and mites won by Mrs. Nora Moll Mrs. Bertha Derringer and Mrs. C J Snyder Refreshments served A meeting with Mrs Irving James planned in two weeks The Lake Shore Union Society was hosted by Mrs Abbie Biltz with a one oclock dinner and business meeting The Congregational Sunday School plans its August 28 picnic at Avon Lake Park The village council met at the park hall approving clerk minutes paying bills discussing road scraper cleaning ditches and other village matters The clerk was authorized to purchase a 22 inch sewer grate top Mrs Mary Harmon named life guard through August 26 The council granted Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co the right to erect new light poles and approved vacation for Marshall William Arnold from August 25 to August 31 The group discussed bonds and delinquent taxes and council gave Clerk Boehm authority to contact Lorain County
Litchfield residents host and visit relatives across Ohio and Michigan. Weekend guests include Pat Abare and family from Pontiac. Anna and Alice Kemp from McKees Rock. and Oliver Jenkins family at Ionia. Local 4-H ball team wins 20 to 0 over Valley City. republic rally attendance. plus church notes and a surprise birthday party.
A discussion covered the proposed 1936 budget while council recommended Wayne Black as chairman of the tuucas. The meeting noted an auditor's request on sales distribution and related financial matters.
Vincent August 15 report notes the Markley Busy Boys 4-H club meeting held August 8 at the Tracy home. Vice president Wade Worcester led the business session. Members Alfred Rhrone Keith Rhone Bob Lewis Ted McCarty Eugene Eddy George Eddy Wade Worcester Charles Senning Gerald Mortis and Bob and Jack Tracy answered roll with their middle names. Advisor F H Lewis attended.
Mrs Augusta Wicks hosted visitors from Cleveland on Thursday, with social hospitality described in local society notes. The gathering featured cordial conversations and community ties highlighted by the presence of distinguished guests.
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