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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1933

Page

6

Legion Officers Criticize Roosevelt Policies

Columbus Ohio December 5 American Legion officers voice sharp dissatisfaction with the Roosevelt administration amid policy disagreements. They urge reconsideration of wartime and domestic programs, signaling mounting opposition within the organization.

S Legion Columbus American Legion Roosevelt

Legion conference blasts Soviet recognition and veteran relief policy

National Commander Edward A. Hoyer urged against recognizing Soviet Russia and condemned the inflation policy hurting veterans pay. He criticized reduced service connected disabilities and said homeless care camps divert funds from hospital beds. Commander Hayes attacked government policy and urged keeping veterans in hospitals. Franz Thompson pressed district relief directors to prioritize veterans in employment.

Oho Department of the Legion Edward A. Hoyer Roosevalt Soviet Russia Commnder Hayes Hayes Legion Franz Thompson Lucas County

Television Still Far Off Says Rochester Engineers

In Rochester, New York a panel of noted radio engineers warned that practical home television remains a long way off. They argued that technological hurdles persist and consumer adoption will lag behind. The item mentions World War II era air raids in Paris as a historical reference to widespread bombing.

Rochester N. Y Santa Claus Paris Style Center

Amherst Study Club Discusses World Peace Meeting

Amherst Ohio hosts a lively Amherst Study Club session at Mrs K E Foster Clevelanday on Monday afternoon. Papers by Simonds on Can Europe Keep the Peace and Can America Stay at Home were read by Mrs James Nicholl and Mrs A J Rice, followed by an open forum. New member Mrs H Penton welcomed. next meeting January 8 at Mrs W G Nord with officers elected.

World Peace Amherst Amherst Study Club K. KE. Foster Cleve-landay Europe Simonds Aimerica James Nichol A. J. Rice H. Penton Mayme Blum L. J. Beath C. A. Alexander Jay Gillette F.Y. Hubbard Harry Leuseter W. G. Nord H. W. Powers J. H. Gillman

Knights of Pythias elect officers at Monday meeting

Election of officers was a feature of the Knights of Pythias meeting at the K of P hall Monday evening. Officers elected include Chancellor Commander Oliver Kolbe, vice chancellor Sam Wragg, premier prelate M. D. Fleckner, keeper of records and seals Edward Moe.

Knights of Pythias K of Phah Oliver Kolbe Sam Wragg M. D. Fleckner Edward Moe

Card Party Hosted by St Ann's Circle at Milan home

Mrs C G Aschenbach opened her Milan home for a St. Ann's Society circle three card party. Eight tables played with bridge high score won by Mrs Caroline Kelch and Hugh Tinnegan Eile Mu. Mrs Krage consoled. Event featured 500 as well.

C. G. Aschenbach Milanov Circle Three St. Ann's Society Caroline Kelch Hugh Tinnegan Eile Mu Krage

Stop Getting Up Nights Jax Bladder Cure Ad

Advertisement for Juniper oil and Buchu based bladder product marketed as a laxative for bladder discomfort. Claims relief after four days or money back. Ends with druggist C C Bowers signature and pricing details.

C. C. Bowers

Prizes Awarded and Hospital News Noted in Amherst Briefs

Prizes were awarded to Mrs. L. D. Schaffer and W. Gillis with consolation to Thomas Andrews and Mrs. Lodge. Mrs. J. B. Avery won the special prize. Refreshments followed the games. Mite Society meets at church parlors Wednesday afternoon. Hospital admitted Mrs. Harry Werner Penfield jet. Discharged Mrs. Mary Azsok Lorain. Births Mr. and Mrs. Werner welcomed a baby girl Monday. Amherst briefs list numerous local visits and guests from Lorain Cleveland Oberlin Elyria Bluffton Miller sburg and nearby areas with minor travel notes.

Harry Werner Penfield Mary Azsok Lorain Amherst Harry Heck Cleveland Dorothy Duffield Paul Beetler Katherine Kolls Middle Ridge J. H. Ludwig Oberlin Amherst Friends C. O. Masters Elyrany Mary Ferguson Guy Fred Berger Helen Bluffton Dorothy Beetler Brownhelm Katherine Kolbe Albert Berg F. Lapp Elyria Frederick Berger Margaret Berger George Cox J. Wilson D. K. Wilson J O'Niell Ludolph Kreeger Mayme Blum Millersberg

Avon Lake Briefs Reflect Social Visits and Illness

Avon Lake reports Mrs George Vaughn recovering after appendectomy at St Josephs Lorain and many local residents hosting Thanksgiving and visiting relatives in Lorain Cleveland North Olmsted Elyria Amherst Parma and nearby towns during the holiday period.

Avon Lake George Vaughn St. Joseph’s Hospital Lorala Lucy Mawby Clyde Allen Elmer Norton Mentor Harriet Willis Lorain Fred Mawby Mathias, Mawby Mildred Eugene Herman Baima Beck Richard Beck Sheffield Fred Herman Amherst Eugene Alma Bowman Bernie Honus Cleveland Hazel Richards Berea Henry Burkhardt R. J. Kihm Russell Cowgill Blanche Cowgill Parma Leonard Mitchell J. J. Heckel Vincent Wm. Schumaker Joe Schumaker E. Cleveland Betty Williams J. J. Biltz Alfred Elyria J. J. Fox Grand Rapids Michigan Henry Walker B. Whitney and Scouner Elizabeth Sidney Don Engel James Taylor Roy Whale Richard Schneider Olivia Schneider Helen Deasy H. Barshow Lakewood Mary Weber Avon Vern Miller Ward Miller Marian Carl Toeller North Olmsted Harry Trigalet Buddy Caroline C. McCowan Henry Frank Howard Walker Alvin Carlisle

Snake and hawk battle ends with trio returning bird

In Evansville Indiana three men BE A Small Arthur L Wagner and F G Kaub brought home a large chicken hawk entangled with a snake wound around its wing. They found the bird alive but in mortal combat and killed the pair.

Evansville Ind Evanaville Arthur L. Wagner F. G. Kaub

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