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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1935
Page
5
Detroit December 3 Father Charles E Coughlin in his weekly radio address returns as a friendly critic of the New Deal He says his aim is to perfect not destroy the program noting its greater benefits for Americans while conceding differences with the old deal He defends his stance against critics and writers targeting him.
Local residents hosted numerous Thanksgiving events at homes and churches. Highlights include the Bridges and a wide circle of guests from Ceveland Homerville Litchfield and Akron, plus wedding attendance and a Baptist Young Peoples Conference in Toledo.
A dated advice piece promotes Dr Caldwell's Pepsin as a safe liquid laxative for children and adults. It emphasizes precise dosing, gradual adjustment until bowel movements regularize, and notes doctors and hospitals endorse its home use while claiming it is available through druggists.
Foremen reported a late night blaze at the Faye Robinson home destroying one barn while another was saved. Firemen labored from 1 a.m. until the next day. Grain partly saved as investigators suspect spontaneous combustion. Local residents and families attended various gatherings and community events in the area, including a large Thanksgiving visit and a church night program.
Juniors and Seniors with Neve Carrick in charge present a chapel program at Brookside School featuring songs, scripture reading, musical selections, and a Thanksgiving luncheon. Students perform songs such as Yankee Doodle, Battle Hymn of the Republic, and Will You Please Come Home. teachers and guests attend as pupils planned a day of activities and a community Thanksgiving meal.
In Chapter XXX, Kurt confronts fear and doubt as Sonia and Lynn join a perilous desert party. Bruce Calson remains suspected in a troubling murder attempt, while LeMartin’s nerves fray. Hastings collapses under the strain, and Bruce and Pierre return amid mounting tension and a haunted, uneasy calm.
The Willing Workers Class of the local Methodist Church Sunday School met at the home of Mr and Mrs D F Esch for a small social gathering. Twenty two persons attended and enjoyed a pleasant evening with fellowship and refreshments.
A long list of local residents and families shared meals and visits over Thanksgiving. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Goodsite and family, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schiferstein and Donna Mae, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rea and family, and numerous relatives from Lorain, Elyria, and Amherst. Francis Lewis attended a football gathering and a 4 H club meeting. Raymond Morris visited home, Alma Eschiruth and Ray Butler's families marked events, and several households hosted relatives and friends through the holiday period.
Thanksgiving Day gatherings filled with family from Oberlin Kent Cleveland Detroit and Des Moines as relatives and friends visited the homes of Reueser Kropf Gegenald Par rish and Gleisner among others. Attendees included Walker Du bout Hostettier Johnson and Das families with many children and multiple generations sharing meals and hospitality.
Dec 3 Penfield mass meeting of milk producers held at Hotel Carter Cleveland. Attendees from Penfield include Howard Andrews secretary of Wellington local of the Dairy Consumers Association and C. E. Dickason among others. Wellington men accompanying Penfield group listed. Death of Mrs Mattie Smith Powell 61 wife of Dr H S Powell noted in Ashland after Thanksgiving Day illness from erysipelas and pneumonia.
A special Thanksgiving program was given at Penfield High School on Wednesday at 2 o clock. Doris De vereaux led devotions. Roger Babson read President Roosevelt's Thanksgiving Proclamation. Recitations by lower Brades and music by Margar i Frey. The event covered local families and social notes including visits to Cleveland.
Marian Knapp of Olmsted Falls Fails to join. Adelbert Baldwin of Ruggles Ohio visits son T. M. Baldwin and family after a ride by Mr. Atkins. George Langton returns home from a week with his son Homer in Columbus. Mrs. S. C. Hurlbut and daughter Edith dine with George Hurlbut and niece Miss Auvila Lyons. The Baldwins and Stineblings spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Knapp and family in Olmsted Falls.
Ard Myers and Mrs Helen Murphy, Mr and Mrs Leonard Bradstock and George Bowman attended the football game Thursday in Cleveland. Merie Bradstock returned home with them for the remainder of the week. Ladies who attended the Mass meeting Friday at Carter Store Cleveland were Mesdames Dickason Ferriman Myers and Andrews.
La Grange community notes Thanksgiving gatherings church events and visits. Mrs E L Adams returned from Cleveland. Miss Read Foster heads to Kansas City as Transcontinental World Airways hostess. Circle No 1 M E Aid Society met in Lakewood. Lyndon Chapter honors Mrs Lehman with umbrella. Local families shared dinners and guests from Elyria Grafton Cleveland Lima and Akron.
Ralph left Wednesday for West Unity while families hosted gatherings across the area for Thanksgiving. Miss Norma Wilker of Cleveland visited her sister Mrs. F. L. Watco Mee. Luia Wilcox rented the North Main Street home. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Curtiss entertained relatives from East Carlisle and Avery Ohio. Reary Wigert and son Bill joined the Lyon Fietz family in Lakewood for Thanksgiving. Several teachers took vacation, and school dismissed early on Wednesday. Mrs. G. G. Leib visited Cleveland relatives, and other dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Johnson and Mrs. Robert Desham. Mayna Wolest from Ohio State University spent the weekend, with Nellie Jackson of Kent Normal College visiting home. A Bible Conference trip to Detroit and a Baptist Young People delegation’s Toledo meeting were noted.
London reports Admiral Osami Nagano, head of Japan's delegation, says Japan wants to not start a new naval race. If the conference beginning Dec. 9 fails to yield a new treaty, Japan will safeguard its position. He stressed no immediate plan to increase building but pledged firm resolve to secure recognition of Japan's claims and urged national unity for success.
Gent of the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago was the principal speaker. Mrs. Er win Adama hosts guests from Cleveland and North Fairfield for Thanksgiving. Miss Martha Loud from Ram sbal Mission of India to speak December 5 at the Baptist church. Local society events include a Masonic Eastern Star party with attendees from Oberlin and Cleveland. Chinese mood myth debunked as residents describe themselves as excitable and curious.
Thousands suffer bad breath but find relief with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The vegetable tablets gently stimulate bowels to natural action and purify the system without calomel side effects. Discovered by Dr F M Edwards after 20 years practice. Olive Tablets are olive colored and sold 15c 30c 60c.
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