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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1936
Page
2
A writer argues that the veterans bonus payments, totaling up to billions, will not sustain long term recovery. If funds go to debt, banks face little stimulus. if spent on autos or goods, only a transient boost occurs. Without a steady income stream, sustained purchasing declines after initial restocking. Taxation to fund the bonus could further slow business.
About thirty six relatives and friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wise home to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary on a Saturday evening. Games were played, supper and refreshments served cafeteria style. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. O Turner, Otto Miller and daughters Jean and Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Buswell, Estella Aldrich, Ramona Hamburger, Harvey Reisinger and son Alton, Gould of Elyria, Edward Wise, Leona Wise, Paul Wise, A. L. Wise, Oleeva Wise, Sharlene Wise, Neil Wise, Stanley Howard, Archer, Virgil Kline, Etta Kline, Mary Killip, D. C. Reisinger, Valeria Kroesen, Charles Wise and Jeanne, George Wise, Lucille Wise, and others.
On Thursday evening March 5 the Adult Bible class will meet at Mr and Mrs Charles Wise home to organize and choose officers.
Miss Donna Cletzer was honored at a surprise shower hosted by the Heineman home in Columbia Saturday evening attended by Misses Sharlene Wise and Oleeva Wise and Messrs Stanley Howard Blaine Archer. The couple plans to marry Leon Rising formerly of Belden in the near future.
Mrs A L Wise and Mrs Charles Wise attended a Wednesday bridge gathering hosted by Mrs Edward Harder in honor of her sister Mrs Nettie Hemming. Prizes were won by Mrs James Shurgot and Mrs Charles Wise followed by a luncheon.
E G Johnson a 74 year old lawyer editor and political leader died at his Middle Avenue home. Death was due to exhaustion after a second stroke of paralysis. Born in La Granges on Nov 1 1896 he was admitted to the bar in 1859 and served as county auditor for four terms. He fought in the Civil War and once sought Congress in 1892. He edited the Elyria Republican and Elyria Reporter and was regarded as a leading northern Ohio lawyer. A Riverdale Court house fire damaged by mud and delayed rescue then was dragged out by firemen and four horses.
Four prominent Lorain men, State champion Lorain volleyball team members, narrowly escaped death in a late Saturday night automobile accident between Cleveland and Lorain while returning from a volleyball game. The International I. T. S. Rubber Company in France expands Europe business and recently won a contract to furnish one million heels this year for a German concern.
On the Sunday edition, the 41 year old Cleveland Southwestern Railway concludes service with the last car departing Cleveland at 11 25 tonight. Bus plans between Elyria and Lorain are dropped after a Public Utilities Commission order. Mrs Nettie Finch Webber, wife of Judge A R Webber, dies at her Washington Avenue home from heart disease. About 350 World War veterans from Elyria and nearby towns have filed loans under the Veterans Loan Law, approved by the Senate despite Hoover veto.
Men from the Chatham Congregational church traveled to Wellington on Wednesday to take part in the district Congregational convention.
The entire school was entertained last Thursday afternoon by an impersonator who imitated famous personalities from various fields, delivering a lively showcase that drew cheers from students and staff alike.
The senior class held a meeting on Thursday and finalized their invitation plan. The discussion focused on the design and handling of invitations for the upcoming graduation events.
Miss Koons treated the eight member volleyball team to a Friday noon dinner.
The Cottonwood Blossom Singers gave a musical program at the school Tuesday afternoon. Miss Esther Dobson, out with measles, returned to class Tuesday. Miss Bernice Ramsey was …
Margaret Walkden hosted guests Friday evening and Saturday. Mr and Mrs Avery Clapp visited Richard Jameys home Sunday afternoon. Helen Auble entertained a group Sunday night including Fern Ramsey Olive Matting Edna Renner Margaret Walk ae ElmorcVicker Burton Brinker Robert Knepper Robert Ripley Elmer Conesmith and Clare Stentz. Lee Walkden family joined supper with Richard Jameys on Tuesday. D J Caton sprained ankle and Carl Packard has flu. Regular grange meeting set for Thursday evening.
Two ancient pistols were found in a large oak tree on Starkey land near West Plains Missouri. Believed to be about 60 or 70 years old, the weapons were placed in the crotch of a sapling during Civil War times.
A report from AWOY describes snakes arriving from villages near Foochow that allegedly target women. More than ten women are said to have succumbed to the bites, though details remain unverified.
India directs an air survey to locate ancient cities in the Bombay region. Government instruction sets scope and methods for aerial reconnaissance and data collection. Officials anticipate mapping buried sites, linking ruins to historic trade routes and urban cores.
Researchers plan expeditions to photograph long buried urban ruins hidden in India's jungles, aiming to document the discarded chapters of history. The effort seeks to map vanished settlements and reveal architectural remains once swallowed by dense forests.
Fragmentary lines discuss plans to chart and restore sites so that after centuries of desolation they can be repaired and brought back to life. The text hints at long-term preservation efforts and scholarly or diplomatic involvement in the restoration project.
The two pound, one ounce son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert T. Griffin will stay in an incubator until he weighs five pounds. He is the sole survivor of boy triplets born on Thanksgiving Day, highlighting a delicate birth in a tiny infant story from Tda.
London Ontario University of Western Ontario co-eds challenge male dominance in winter sports by seeking to organize a hockey team with permission from the university athletic department.
Agnes Wickner was in Elyria Memorial Hospital on Monday. Elizabeth Draege visited Marion Rule. Hattie Goodman stayed with daughter in Wadsworth. Grabenstetter and Goodman visited Pearl Deimling. Fred Reisinger of OSA spent weekend with Reisingers. Mary Killip and grandson Fred Reisinger visited Furgene Witzel in Lakewood. Sophia Law Edwin Law and daughters visited William Law. Bert Goodman and family visited Carl Schmidt. Elizabeth Dreeze and Charles Castle visited Marion Rue. Florence Wise returns home from school due to illness. A. L Wise family and J. D Vennell to Sunday dinner with the Menalls in Cleveland.
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