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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1936

Page

5

Roosevelt Aide Clash Over Prices And Wages

The piece argues that Roosevelt supporters distrust private charity as a political maneuver after the election, while price level gains threaten purchasing power. It notes conflicts between Roosevelt advisers, anti price-cutting laws, and the Wheeler inquiry, with banks shifting reserves and WPA cuts adjusted rather than deepened. Also mentions Windsor affair reactions and British views on American publicity.

Washington Alf Landon Robinson-Patman Supreme Court Federal Trade Commission Commission Roosevelt

American woman physician tests self in cancer cure search

On the same day a king abdicated for love a U S woman doctor unites experimental self testing with her quest to cure cancer. The report highlights her patient trial strategy and the public reaction to a physician pursuing radical self experiments in medical science.

Neighborhood Folks Visit And Attend 4-H Play

A series of visits and social calls are noted as Mrs. Beasley sister of Mrs. John Beasley and Mrs. Ellen Langton return home to Elyria visiting friends in Lorain and Elyria. Edith Morris visited Rowland Morris and William Heck, then Adoku Caley in Elyria. Chris Ackerman visited daughter Alma in Cleveland. John Harnish was a Lorain visitor. Mary Relbling visited sister Margaret Wilson in Elyria. Lucille Senning Rebecca Rea Loretta Seuis and Francis Lewis participated in the 4-H Club play Neighbors at Medina. Charles Senning performed several banjo solos.

John Beasley Ellen Langton 8. C. Hurlbut Elyria Edith Morris Rowland Morris William Heck Adoku Caley Chris Ackerman Alma Ackerman Cleveland John Harnish

Middle Ridge Community Club Meeting Friday December 18

The December gathering of the Middle Ridge Community Club will be at the schoolhouse Friday evening December 18. An old-fashioned Christmas program with Santa Claus and a pupil Christmas program will be held, including an exchange of gifts.

Middle Ridge Middle Ridge Community Club Santa Claus

Births and local notices from Elyria area

Mrs H W Scimitkens left Elyria Clinic for home after three weeks recovery. Relatives report the birth of Phyllis Mae to Mr and Mrs Fred Schubert of Eaton on December 7. Mr and Mrs M J Ludwig of Painesville visited Bechtel and Kolbe homes Friday. W C Bechtel and Newton Bechtel attended the funeral of John L Ludwig of Lorain at his daughter Mrs A Plato's home in Lorain. Ludwig was a former Amherst resident. E F Cotton attended the funeral.

Laurel Runals Lodi Hospital Rowan Kelner Robert Shirley S. W. Kelner Eustes Fla Maynard Hammer Louisville Harmon Sheldon South Main Street Pomeroy Elyria Gordon Coffeyville Kaw Lee Fasnacht Delbert Oliver Warner Robert Ford Hastings Wellington Fred Prosser Elyria Clinic Dorothy McWade Marilyn Cleveland Fasnacht Norris Wilker Frank Wolcott John H. Curtiss Monroeville G. B. Wareham Leon Lehman Belden Lois Wareham Peterson H. W. Scimitkens Phyllis Mae Fred Schubert Eaton M. J. Ludwig Painesville Bechtel Kolbe W. C. Bechtel Newton Bechtel John L. Ludwig Lorain A. Plato Mr. Ludwig Amherst E. F. Cotton

Birthday Club honored at Hastings home in La Grange

Mr. and Mrs. Ford Hastings entertained the Birthday Club members at their La Grange home Friday. After dinner a social evening followed with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Andrews Rawson, Mr. and Mrs. Rowan Kelner, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rundle, Mrs. Erwin Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walcott, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sage, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wilcox, and the hosts.

LA Grange Ford Hastings Birthday Club Andrews Rawson Rowan Kelner Vernon Rundle Erwin Adams Frank Walcott Paul Sage Arthur Wilcox Julius Wilcox

Local Social Roundup Includes Bingo Plans and Visits

Routine meeting of the group with class president Trockley presiding approved actions and set a near term bingo party. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Copas and daughter Mrs Trockley plus several neighbors. Social calendar notes: no meeting next month and various calls on friends in Amherst Sheffield Griswold Elyria and Griswold Road.

M. B. Copas Trockley C. E. McIntire William Eddy John Hornish Leroy Rhone J. G. Morris Andrew Schiferstein Harry Ruth Amherst J. L. McIntire Sheffield Helen Harold Hurst Griswold Road Josephine Bryant Elyria

Baptist Sunday School Christmas Program Date Set

The Baptist Sunday School will present its Christmas program on Sunday evening December 20 at 8 p m.

The Baptist Sunday School

Entertaining Loyal Workers Auxiliary at Helen Reese home

Members of the Loyal Workers Auxiliary of the Methodist church were entertained by Mrs. Helen Reese at her home on Thursday afternoon. The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer, reports read by Secretary Mrs. J Cook and Treasurer Mrs. Beese, and plans were made for a Christmas party. Refreshments followed.

Loyal Workers Auxiliary The Methodist Church Helen Reese J. Cook Beese Clara Keller Elmer Keller M. B. Copas J. J. McIntire Helen Beese Leroy Rhone William Heck J. G. Morris Janet Keller Katherine Beese

Progressive Class Meeting Held in Methodist Church Parlor

The Progressive Class of the Methodist Church met Thursday evening in the church parlors for its regular business session. Prayer was offered by John Hornish to open the gathering.

H. J. Bond Methodist Church John Hornish Frank

Complaint seen on rural electric rates in Ridgeville and Nankin

Consumers in Ridgeville and Nankin report a complaint against Power and Light Co. The utility had previously submitted, revised, and reduced rates voluntarily.

Columbus Dee. i Ridgeville Nankin The Power and Light Co

Oregon City Claims 24 Foot High Cresents

Oregon City residents report a mysterious crescent structure rising about 24 feet, weighing around 119 pounds, based on local observations and intracity chatter.

Oregon City

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