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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1935
Page
9
An analysis notes rising industrial production payrolls and farm prices with August showing a steady uptrend. Steel output and auto inventories signal cautious optimism, while transportation and federal project markets lag. The piece highlights broader consumer confidence and a gradual recovery despite unemployment lingering.
Early August reports offer the first look at NRA fallout on business with June and July data scant on impact. Prices hold steady while farm goods rise, wages and employment show no broad cuts. Analysts note price undercutting by some rivals, while political maneuvering in New York and Washington shapes social security, utility, and cotton policy amid White House tensions.
Oberlin and area residents attend visits with relatives in Cleveland and Wickliffe. Local women gather for the Russia Township Farm Women's club and the North Russia Needleguild hold a picnic at Municipal Park as county fairs attract attendees to Wellington and the Ohio State Fair.
Mr and Mrs Simeon Nash and Mrs B Chester Nash attended a milk meeting at the Balls home Monday. Henry Reiphard and son Raymond of Bryan Texas visited Mrs Clarence Albrecht. Andy Radcliffe and Master Nathan Nash listed as sick. Mrs Eliza Manns and Esther called at Car Hates home. George Hales attended a social and business gathering at Rev S Lee Whiteman’s home in Charlin Thursday evening. Some men show reverence for the truth by keeping a respectful distance.
Mamed Mella Bairam Ogly, 70, head of the life boat station, has for 50 years rescued 4 020 people. The Soviet Government awarded him the Order of the Red Banner of Labor for his long and heroic service.
In Disque Washington Allen Worrell aged 19, an amateur radio operator, has been playing a long distance checker game with a fellow amateur in Guatemala. Each player makes one move a night as messages get through. Worrell leads by one and hopes to finish the game by next January.
Before you buy any fuel, investigate automatic gas heat. It is clean, needs no attention, and maintains constant temperatures. All incidental expenses considered, it
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