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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1934
Page
11
Columbus reports Ohio shoppers will begin getting state tax receipts after January 15. Coupons show tax on each purchase, with rates rising by bracket and per-dollar rules. Saving tips include paying for all items at once and retaining receipts for year-end tax considerations.
Penfield Ohio residents will attend two Christmas events this week. The Methodist church hosts a Christmas program Sunday December 23 at eight o'clock. The Congregational church presents a humorous two act play Christmas at Clinton Corners with eleven cast members Monday December 24 at eight o'clock followed by a short program.
The annual meeting at the Congregational church saw Rev. F H Schott preside as chairman. After the reports, the following officers were re elected: Mrs Mary Egilh clerk Ralph Bowman treasurer Floyd Delong Ralph Taylor Richard Leach trustees E A Richmond was named in the roles.
London reports George Lansbury, Labour leader in Parliament, predicting a Labour comeback at the next elections and calling Labour the greatest bulwark against Fascism. He criticizes Roosevelt’s New Deal as not addressing private ownership and production for profit. He warns Japan’s Manchukuo occupation could spark war while praising US resolve and urging cooperation under a Labour government in Britain.
On December 12, a gala evening marked W. H. Myers birthday with eighteen guests. Four tables hosted games and high score prizes went to Milo Blough and Rose Richmond while Clayton Babel received the consolation gift. Mrs. Myers served a luncheon.
Russel Shepherd spent Saturday in Cleveland and Sunday in Lorain. Miss Lucile Gregg enjoyed a Cleveland visit at home. Newlyweds Arleigh Browand and wife are on a wedding trip in the East and stay with bride’s aunt and uncle Arch ie Sartwell in Washington, DC. They will return to the Browand farm on Smith road to greet friends. Joe Browand family has moved into the nearby residence adjacent to the farm.
In Brandon Virginia Mrs. George Gove, 42, described as a grandmother, reversed a family situation by introducing a new brother to four grandchildren given by her son and daughter. The reporting suggests the surprising addition altered the family dynamic.
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