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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1928

Page

21

Flood relief program urged by Clark Ais for Mississippi Valley

Clark Ais of Medina proposes a flood relief plan for the Mississippi Valley arguing reforestation and riverhead protection could reduce flood damage and timber losses. He warns against excessive dam building and cites future U S population and timber demand to justify large scale reforestation efforts.

Chark Allis Faye Mississippi Clark Ais Medina Wellheens New York State Horticultural Society Europe

Surprise Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary in Sullivan Area

The Pirlam residence hosted the fiftieth wedding anniversary of the Dirams with a dinner for 16 and 20 at hand. Gifts included potted plants and sweet peas bouquets as neighbors offered congratulations and birthday wishes. Other local notes mention marriages in Cleveland and Wadsworth, illnesses, and residents attending Farmers Week in Columbus.

Dave Shank Carl Sprinkle Newton Sprinkle Wadsworth Churchward Columbia Charley Bair Cletus Bair Grandmother Peace Cleon Vails Mary Smith Foy Ed. Creighead Roy Earlin Arthur Thompson Chas. Fast Ashland Pai J. A. Eliott Ashlaai Ward Carl Garrison Richard Heifner Rkrenmeth Holbe Columbus

Visionary flood plan sparks taxpayer unease and risk

The text warns of expensive levee repairs at dangerous heights funded by taxpayers on a plan deemed visionary and likely to fail. It asserts delaying flood action increases drownings and property losses, and calls for relief from the United States Red Cross and others. It compares rivers in China and the United States as troubled symbols.

United States Red Cross Yellow River China Mississipp América

West Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

West Ridge notes show Carlton Drusendahl visiting Johnston and family on Saturday. Krueeb and Elrria were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Schall at Lake Shore. Lucile Barrer seen with Mrs Clarence Pierre of Lorain. Murray Ridge Symphony Orchestra performed for Middle Ridge PTA Friday evening. Herbert Wulf of Lakewood hosted by C Te.

T Ridge Carlton Drusendahl Gred Dick Jeohnston Suradar Krueeb Elrria Charles Schall Charles Hohn Lake Snore J. Barrer Corwin Barrer Lucile Barrer Clarence Pierre Lorain Merah Ruth Tapper Murray Ridge Sympronar Orchestra Middle Ridge Parent-Teacher Association Herbert Wulf Lakewood

Local Community Notes From Elyria Area Ailments and Visits

A record of social visits and church events in Elyria and surrounding towns. Clara Jackson and Whitney attended the Brownheld W. G C. T. U. gathering. Hart and Wright Baird hosted in Elyria. revival services at M. E. church. E A Manning stayed with sister Emma Isquire. Vermilies native Mrs Sanders guests of Jackson family. J N Williams visited Cleveland on business. Dushenshane daughter Barbara Mae of La Grange visited sister Ail d ron Babcock. Ernest Hanadvirde of Elyria spent Sundays with E J Burrer. Kruegers of Lorain visited. Vietren family visited Thomas Feeler who is ill. Etta Brown visited Harvey Brown. Young People group at South Ridge Evangelical church enjoyed evening with 35 guests and six new members. C N Williams visiting Elyria. Hunger family in Cleveland. Mary Schwartz and Jay Wright visited Vietzen. Carlisle Grange planned an International Harvester Pictures event and Literary Night in two weeks.

Mart Simons Harry Smith Pittsburgh Nellie Immel Dever Brown Nova Mary McQuate Wellingston H. B. Imme Stanley Ernes Johnson Medina H. A. Smith Mort Smith Suxey Wellisstan Christian Church Christian Church Hev C. J. Pearce Evanze Theronta Ladies Aid Society Heth Garver Jack Wood Rachmanin Sundar Marning Tandon H. Hunger Bundar Clara Jackson Whitney Brownheld W. GC. T. U William H. Hart Wright Baird Elyria M. E E. A. Manning Emma Isquire Oberlin Road Barbara Mae LaGrange Mire Ron Babcock Ernest Hanadvirde E. J. Burrer E. J. Krueger Loraim H.civuger Fred Vietren Wilson Thomas Feeler Tel Ja Feeler Etta Brown Fiarvey Brown Elr, Ral Clara Jacksom Sam Robert Whitsey Cleveland Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society South Ridge Evangelical Church E. J. Butter’s C. N. Williams James Renouard C. H. Hunger Mary Schwartz Jay Wright Fred Vietzen Re. A. Pember Vietzen Elizabeth Toth Vega South Ridge Carlisle Grange International Harvester Company

Prosperity Upward in 1928 Says Babson Expert

Creighton Hill, Babson statistical expert, tells the Toronto Rotary Club that Ada's prosperity is upward for 1928. He also asserts the Dominion should maintain independent prosperity through 1925. A survey notes health and well developed English women work in heavy brickwork. Paris uses Buckle-like straps as dog collar motifs in fashion.

Ada Creighton Hill Babson Toronto Dominion

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