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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1937
Page
12
QO P S Shops sponsors two day program at the YMCA featuring Miss Charlotte Ferris Westinghouse Home Economist. She demonstrates Roaster Food Crafter Waffle Iron Casserole Grill and Coffee Maker showing quick meals and heat efficiency for homemakers.
An advertisement claims Creomulsion targets the seat of chest infections to soothe inflamed membranes and loosen germ laden phlegm. It asserts relief even after other remedies fail and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied from the first dose.
President Roosevelt will urge Congress to enact a crop insurance bill after a two month study by a special committee led by Secretary Wallace. Proposals include insuring a normal wheat yield from 1938, premium collection or cash equivalents, storing premiums in federal warehouses, a federal financing appropriation, and expansion to corn and other crops. Participation would be voluntary and county level by a 59 percent farmer agreement.
Members of the Artel Amherst and South Amherst Churches met at the local Methodist church for a world wide fellowship, sharing a pot luck supper at 7 30 p m, a prayer service led by Rev B H Ryan, and a 9 30 broadcast by E Stanley Jones after installing a radio.
Services at Nativity church Friday evening at 7 30 led by Rev. R J Steiger with church activities continuing. St Johns Evangelical and Reformed will conduct a Lenten service this evening at 7 30 led by Rev C E K Schmidt.
The Woman's Circle sponsors a card party in Nativity church parlors this evening. On Friday at 6 o clock the Independent Hungarian Citizens Club will entertain with a fish fry at Hungarian Hall.
The body of Ben Graber was buried this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the family lot at Evergreen Cemetery. Graber died at his Elyria home Tuesday morning after a career at Stona Quarries and a prior residence in South Amherst. He and his wife moved to Elyria fifteen years ago and he was well known in the area.
The Room For One More Sunday School class of the Methodist church led by Miss Margaret Rice will hold a party at Elder Nina and Warren Harris's home this evening. All members are invited to attend.
Mrs. F. D. Sweet hosted a Monday meeting of the North Ridgeville Garden Club at Fields. Mr. Hummel from the Farm Bureau gave a talk on soils and fertilizers noting the local acid soil prevalence and explaining content marks on fertilizer bags.
The Columbia Garden Club held a meeting led by President Mrs J E Ely. A nominating committee was appointed to report at the annual meeting next month. Guests from the Columbia Garden Club were invited, and Mrs Henry Loescher and Miss Clara Bommer planned a tea after the program. The group adjourned with a pink and white tea buffet, noting the next meeting on March 15 at Town Hall.
Joseph Broz former manager of the Telephone Building on Maddock road died of a heart attack while on business in Cleveland. Funeral services were held Saturday in Cleveland. The Eaton P. T. A. will be guests at the local meeting Thursday evening when W. B. Gray editor will give the address. Mrs Judson Perkins Jr. and daughter Joan of Philadelphia with Mr and Mrs Ralph Gilder were mentioned in the notice.
Judson Davis, 80, a locksmith, dictated his burial wishes to be clear at the south end of the map where his body would lie. Relatives carried out the will after his death. The note linked faith and works to governance as well as religion.
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