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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1936
Page
8
The essay casts Joseph as an early economic adviser, noting his missteps and strengths in managing the seven good years and seven famine years. It contrasts ancient ideas with modern economics, highlighting storage over destruction, potential reforms, and the lack of contemporary monetary tools and policymakers.
Sullivan notes show the Sullivan band will perform Saturday evening instead of Thursday during week five, following a prior appearance at the Cleveland Exposition for Plymouth on Thursday. Miss Louise Clodwick visited cousin Miss Virginia Clodwick in Wellington last week. Miss Jean Alice Greetham of Wellington visited cousin Miss Joan Clodwick. Miss Corinne Schmink of Marysville spent time with former classmates here. Miss Fern Dudley tours Canada this week. Mr and Mrs John Cummings and daughter Barbara returned from a northern Michigan vacation and called on Mr and Mrs Harold.
Centennial observance for Archibald M. Willard to be held at Wellington Greenwood cemetery Sunday at 2 30 PM. Markers unveiled at artist grave and village entrance, with remarks by local officials and a brief artist biography. Sponsored by Morgan-Dirlam Post, with donations and reflections from relatives and guests.
The Wellington Fair, the biggest in at least ten years, opens Tuesday and runs through Thursday. A key feature is a Horse Show organized with the Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association and an amateur contest, to be highlighted Wednesday and Thursday. Events begin at 10 a.m. Tuesday with a La Grange vs Hoamerville baseball game and horse pulling preliminaries, plus livestock judging, daily harness or pony rosettes, and a variety of midway attractions.
At the annual Methodist Church meeting presided by Dr. Vernon W. Wagar, the committee on pastoral relations unanimously recommended Rev Lonzo Green be returned to Wellington for the coming year. The reports show gains across departments with increases in Sunday School attendance and activity by Missionary Societies, Ladies Aid, and Young People groups.
Forty four members of the Spriggs family gathered for the eleventh annual reunion at the home of Vern Harding in Olm. After dinner, games and visiting followed with refreshments served later. Next year the reunion will be at Chas Walker’s home in Medna on the fourth Sunday in August.
In Tokyo Baron Gen suke Hayashi escorted Premier Hirota to his new villa and revealed a dagger disguised as a fan. The weapon was carried in an outside pocket of Hayashi's foreign clothes, said to be a precaution against looming danger to the premier. Hayashi is 77, about two decades older than the risk holder.
Eaton and other residents attend club meetings and visits across Apple Creek, Vermilion, Bay Village, and nearby towns. Families from Belden, Cleveland, Lorain, North Olmsted, Elyria, and Rocky River are listed visiting, with several reunions, a state fair submission for 4-H project, and a funeral in Washington Court House noted among the week’s local activities.
Sheffield 4-H members met at Finwood cabin for a dinner and meeting. They scheduled an August 26 exhibit at Sheffield Village town hall with a featured program and invited visitors to view the members’ work. Advisor Mrs Hoag missed overnight due to her ill daughter but joined for breakfast along with chaperones Mrs Hammer and Mrs Chambers.
Mr and Mrs John Merciff of Jaymeon City New York former Ford residents were honored guests at a hamburg fry Tuesday evening at Lakewood Beach. An enjoyable campfire gathering followed supper with attendees including Mr and Mrs J H Haynes Mr and Mrs W E Taft Mr and Mrs H C Chambers Mr and Mrs John Metcalf Mr and Mrs PL L Chambers Mr and Mrs A C Haynes Mr and Mrs W H Chambers and daughters June and Betty plus many others including Eva Carrick Ruth Jackson Ellen Jackson Mabel Holt Bobby Haynes Clyde Haynes George Chambers Harry Jackson Frank Chambers Howard Carrick Wayne Jackson and James Bertie.
The Misses Ruth Johnson Neva Carrick Betty Waldron Camilla Townsend and Lois Youzy members of the Buckeye Sewers 4 H club returned home Sunday from Camp Crag where they attended Wayne Cuyahoga Summit and Lorain County 4 H Club camps from August 12 to 16. Mr and Mrs Clarence Brustf and daughters of Chestnut Ridge spent Sunday evening with cousins Mr and Mrs P L Chambers and family of Gulf Road. Miss Pear Schroeder of Birmingham spent last week with cousin Mrs E Spaulding. Edith Briggs returned home in Sharon Center after a week with former schoolmate Mrs Lester You tzy. Alma Ackerman spent several days with Dorothy and Doris Brush. Mr and Mrs John Metcalf of Johnson New York spent last week visiting nearby friends.
Rev. Harold B. Williams of West Park Methodist Church Cleveland will preach at Penfield and La Grange this Sunday August 23. Camp Crag reservations listed include Mrs Walter Rook Spencer Mrs Adelbert Mohrman Mrs Buswell Wellington Mrs Philip Babel Mrs Remen Mrs Amy Ferriman Mrs Babson Mrs Homer Sooy Mrs Richard Leach Mrs Lewis Jones and Mrs A A Jones from Penfield Farm Womans Club.
The last Quarterly conference of the year will be held at Pen field in the Society Hall on Friday evening August 28. A covered dish supper will be served at 6 30 o clock. Dr W W Wager will preside and reports of the church department leaders will be given. All officials and members are urged to be present.
Mr and Mrs Welsh attended the Spaid reunion at Brookside Park in Ashland. The Jones families and Edgar Jones visited Fla Rock with Mr and Mrs Lyndon Jones. Walter Gregg and Dwight Smith dined with John Wolfe in Wadsworth. Mrs J B Belin stayed with her daughter. James Hamlin of Wellington and Irwin Herge with son Billy from Toledo visited Florence Squire. Merlin Naylor welcomed a newborn son on Friday August 15. Richard Leach and daughters hosted dinner with Willis Leach in Litchfield.
Republic Michigan reports M K E Society meeting moved to September 9 at Mrs C E Dickasen home. In town Bert W Cook runs a small woodcraft shop using an abandoned mine storehouse, turning birch bark carved gadgets from candlesticks to calendars.
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