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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1936

Page

20

Roosevelt's Supreme Court tests and London naval talks

The article outlines BAFE Homer Cummings’ briefing on New Deal litigation before federal courts, noting three key cases heading to the Supreme Court in March including Guffey, slum clearance, and SEC laws. It describes White House hopes, potential impacts of rulings on public opinion, and ties to the London naval conference with debate over naval appropriations and war debt settlements alongside Roosevelt’s tax plan discussions.

Homer Cummings Supreme Court White House Congress PWA AAA TVA Washington The Val Hominy Oklo Duke Power Company North Carolina Duke Morgans’ Electric Bond & Share Company Baltimore Corporation John W. Davis Newton D. Baker James M. Beck House Hoanse Townsend Rell Committee Herbert Hoover Ray Moley

Engagement That Wasn't and a City Dream

In Dr. Law’s office Jill confesses a hidden engagement plan to Len while Eve and Marianne react to the news. Jill reveals she let herself become engaged to Len to ease his heartbreak over Marianne’s faked elopement. Len learns Jill’s plan, Marianne heads to Centerville, and Marianne’s landlady details a reporter interest while Sabra Anderson hints at society attention.

Dr. Lawson Jill Len Eve Marianne Europe Leonard Jil Tom Tom Robley David Centerville Shirley Gleason Sabra Anderson Sabra

Slip It On In A Jiffy For Many Years

Assist ent professor of household arts at Teachers College Columbia University New York guided home crafts and practical skills for decades, highlighting the era's focus on domestic science and female education within an urban university setting.

Teachers College Columbia University New York N.Y

Apricot dot dress pattern for girls with belt and ruffles

Be chic in a quick slip on dress style No. 2551 for ages 14 to 18 and 36 to 40 bust. Print apricot cotton with white polka dots, white pique ruffles trim a deep collar and pockets. Send 15 cents for the pattern and 25 cents for the poncoda book together, with name address and size to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department, 160 Fifth Ave New York NY.

Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department Fifth Ave New York N. Y

Avon Lake Mothers Study Group Hosts Character Talk

Avon Lake February 27 Twenty two women met in Room 1 with teacher Mrs Edith Diedrich. Mrs H C Locke and Mrs George Biltz led the program including a piano solo by Mrs George Biltz readings by Mrs William Lenz games and contests with prizes won by Mrs D Huling Mr M Werdel Mrs W Black and Mrs J Anderson Refreshments followed later Mrs Diedrich will discuss Character Building at 3 oclock Wednesday.

Avon Lake Edith Diedrich H. C. Locke George Biltz William Lenz D. Huling M. Werdel W. Black J. Anderson

P T A Meeting Plans Banquets and Events

The Parent Teachers Association met Tuesday with Mrs Blanche Cousins as chair. Plans include a Father and Son Banquet on March 20 and a Mother and Daughter Banquet in April. A basketball dinner dance is set for March 28 under P T A auspices. Speaker was Mr Baker of the Goodwill Industry Cleveland. Fifth grade presented a play. Eleven past presidents listed.

Parent-Teachers’ Association Blanche Cousins P.T. A Baker Goodwill Industry of Cleveland H. C. Martindale William Bishop J. Bucklew A. J

Oberlin Student Preaches at Congregational Church

Erwin Britton son of Mr and Mrs John Britton from Lake road and Oberlin College student preached at the Congregational church last Sunday morning B Graf sang at both the church and Sunday school services.

Erwin Britton John Britton Lake Road Oberlin College Congregational Church B. Graf

Mrs Ohlemacher's Marblehead Visit To Petersen Home

Mrs HW Ohlemacher of Marblehead visits Mr and Mrs Pete Petersen. Arr and Mrs Walter Beck entertain her brother Carl Toeller of Bay Village Saturday evening.

HW. Ohlemacher Marblehead Pete Petersen Walter Beck Carl Toeller Bay Village

Ladies Aid Society meets with Ridgeville ladies as guests

The Ridgeville ladies joined the Ladies' Aid Society meeting in the society rooms on February 27. The committee includes Mrs. Olve Fortune, Mrs. Alta Sayers, Mrs. Burkley, Mrs. Fishburn, and Mrs. Captain.

Reverend Maple to Tour Midwest and Southwest

The Rev. C G Maple plans an extended western tour after several weeks at home visiting Ohio Indiana Missouri and Kansas. He will depart late this week and travel to multiple points in those states during the trip.

Rev. C. GC. Maple Ohio Indiana Missouri Kansas

Fire destroys modernized home of local couple Butzman

The newly updated home of Mr and Mrs Butzman was destroyed by fire Tuesday morning with some contents saved.

Mrs. Butzman

Local Residents Visited. Illnesses Reported in Elyria Area

Mr and Mrs Myron Tlofitzer and Mrs Albert Hoftyzer of Cleveland called on friends here last week. Influenza confinements include Mrs Asa Taft and Melvin Fishburn. Gurney Andress of Case Road stays with W A Grilly. Mrs Mary Bainbridge injured ankle in Elyria. Mrs H C Jenness and son Frank from Cleveland visited Mrs John Bainbridge and Miss Harriett Andrews. Miss Hilda Reed visited grandparents Claude and Mrs Reed. Mrs Robert Taylor ill and John Bainbridge’s condition worsened. Mrs G Landfried traveled to Ashland on business. Clarence and Charles Smiths visited Arthur Smith’s home from Columbia and La Porte. Judson Bainbridge’s children visited his mother in Elyria. Miss Marian Bainbridge of Oberlin spent weekend here. Ray Taylor and daughter Esther stay with Mr and Mrs Wilson Fortune.

Myron Tlofitzer Albert Hoftyzer Cleveland Asa Taft W. A. Grilly Gurney Andress Case Road Mary Bainbridge Elyria H. C. Jenness Frank John Bainbridge Harriett Andrews Hilda Reed Claude Reed Robert Taylor G. Landfried Ashland Clarence Smith Columbia Charles Smith la Porte Arthur Smith Melvin Fishburn Harry Anthony North Olmsted Walter Peak Thelma Weinhoff Robert Harding J. Myers

Dollar devaluation seen as aid to foreign policy goal

The text argues that devaluing the American dollar was a tactic to assist a geopolitical aim. It states that foreign nations can pay in dollars at half the current exchange rate, enabling them to purchase dollars with their own currency under the concession.

Lehman Family Plans Akron Move

Mr and Mrs Orville Lehman their daughter Peggy and Mrs Anna Hoslet left for Akron Feb 28 and plan to live there permanently.

Grafton Orville Lehman Peggy Anna Hoslet Akron

Local Families Gather for Dinner Visit and Travelers

Mr and Mrs Maurice Klinnect and three children from Lod! join Mr and Mrs Ralph McClellan and children Glenn and Beverly of Akron for a Sunday dinner hosted by Mrs Lottie Kilnect. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs ard Klinnect and son Kenneth from Carlisle. Mrs Klinnect will accompany the McClellans home, spend a few days, then go to Washington DC for an indefinite visit with daughter Mrs Phillip McCurdy and family in Tacoma Park Maryland.

Maurice Klinnect Lod Ralph McClellan Glenn Beverly Akron Earl Durkee Lottie

Miss Mary Frances Schriver Attends Lodi Epworth League Meet

Miss Mary Frances Schriver attended a District Epworth League convention held at the home of the Rev. Quade in Lodi on Sunday afternoon. Martha Jane Schriver and Mickey Rad accompanied her to the meeting.

Mary Frances Schriver Epworth League Quade Lodi Martha Jane Schriver Mickey Rad

Local families visit relatives and attend events Sunday

J W Tran and Miss Winifred Tran visited relatives in Wellington Sunday. Several families attended a party at Mrs Sarah Bernice Diedrick's Elyria home. Knot-A-Thread Quilt club met with Mrs Irma Wisey. A large crowd attended the Belden Cranes dance at the grange hall with prizes for best colonial costumes. Lunch was served.

J. W. Tran Winifred Tran Edith Howard Lucy Robson Wellington Ora Lehman Nellie Lehman Leona Seckt Mary Davidson Jessie S Rogers Edwin Davidson Donna Rust Elsie Mary Frances Martha Jane Schriver Sarah Bernice Diedrick Elyria M. R. Reese Norvin Reese Chippewa Lake A. E. Mennell Irma Wise Roy Lang Floyd Richard Leach Penfield Clayton Sooy Walter Allen Ben Sooy Spencer Sooy

Local Social Roundup at Akron and Nearby Towns

Visits and greetings weave through a weekend scene as Mr. and Mrs. Bert and Mrs. Pete Deiley, plus Clellan of Akron and Mabel Derkes, Donna Rust, and Schaeffer, stop by Mrs. Klinect Sunday. Lucille Lang, Elyria Memorial Hospital staff, visits her parents Roy and Mrs. Lang on Saturday. Mrs. P. H. Rogers displays tape influenza, Rose Erhart of Valley City visits A. E. Mennell and family. The Mennells' health progress noted. Albert Prouser, Carl Seckt and son Lloyd join Henry Schildt at La Porte for a Saturday evening gathering.

Mies Madéne Bert Pete Deiley Clty Clellan Akron Kinect Mabel Derkes Donna Rust Schaeffer Rose Erhart Valley City A. E. Meninell Mennell Albert Prouser Carl Seckt Lloyd Henry Schildt la Porte

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