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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1934

Page

14

Stabilization Delay Seen In Roosevelts Monetary Plan

Washington reports say a permanent dollar stabilization may be postponed beyond Congress session through May and into summer due to discouraging state department findings. Observers note administration policies hinted in Roosevelt messages focus on borrowing about 6 billion dollars and shifting gold assets to finance deficits.

Washington Congress State Department Roosevelt Treasury Seiure Federal Reserve Bank Federal Reserve

Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Cough Relief

An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a seven in one remedy that fights germs quickly and safely. It claims powerful yet harmless ingredients with a pleasant taste and a money back guarantee if the cough or cold is not removed.

Fear Epidemic of Anthrax Hits Sackville Village

In Sackville Virginia R H Sack orders 80 mill workers and families to evacuate homes amid a woolsorters disease threat. Four people sick with anthrax and one death three months earlier prompt protective steps while the mill keeps running. Ground sprayed with gasoline, workers wear gloves and masks as families seek new housing and time to plan.

Sackville R. H. Sack Tate Sack Joseph Brown

Kidnapped OSU student found in Cincinnati hotel

Jack Palmer a 19 year old Ohio State University student who had been missing since Wednesday night was found by detectives in a Cincinnati hotel. Palmer said he was abducted by two men, rode in a car that stopped infrequently, and was released in Hyde Park. He showed signs of hunger but appeared unharmed. His father Trever Palmer planned to travel to Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Jack Palmer Ohio State University Palmer Trever Palmer Cleveland Bartley and Webbe Travelers’ Aid Ohio State Columbus Hyde Park George Arliss New York England Old Waldorf Fifth Avenue Sixth Avenue Ted Woodyard West Virginia Woodyard Maby

Store Ends Credit Policy in Remington Va

The door notice in Remington Virginia states the store will curtail accounts and extend no credit to anyone except those over 80 who must be accompanied by grandparents. The unusual policy reflects a bid to limit credit and enforce age-based restrictions.

Remington U.P

Presidential view on dollar stabilization limits

The state of the nation address notes that some sister nations are too constrained to join permanent stabilization talks. It suggests the president cannot permanently stabilize the American dollar alone, arguing currency stabilization requires international agreement among nations.

New York Thoughts on Theater, Royalties, and City Life

A 1934 column notes interruptions, actors, and social scenes in New York. It mentions Fannie Hurst ideas, Una Merkel, Nida Westman lookalikes, Grover Whalen, Jack Benny, Ward Morehouse, and George Arliss with witty asides about Broadway, royalty gossip, and city quirks from Central Park West to Fifth Avenue.

New York Fannie Hurst Carol McCamus Una Merkel Nida Westman H. T. Webster Tomahawk Wis Pecora de Segurola Grover Whalen Barney Gallant Fairbanks Jack Haley Byron Jack Benny Ward Morehouse Burton Roscoe Central Park West

Surplus Sharing Talk Heads City Hall Meeting

A talk on Twentieth Century Surplus Sharing by J A So landt will headline the Congress of Religion meeting at City Hall council chamber at 3 30 P M Sunday. The session is open to the public with no collection, Solandt reported.

J. A. Solandt Congress of Religion Council Chamber City Hall Solandt

New Spring Book Announced Titled Men Are Clumsy Lovers

A forthcoming Spring release announced a new book titled Men Are Clumsy Lovers. The notice highlights the title and expected publication period without additional details about authors or publishers.

Wellington Cusses but No Definite Action Taken

A brief note reports Wellington using strong language but no clear measures or decisions followed. Authorities offered no formal steps, leaving the issue unresolved at this time.

Wellington Kiwanis Sparks 1924 Fellowship Chest Start

Wellington Kiwanis club begins the 1924 Fellowship Chest of the 7th Division Ohio Kiwanis. The chest will be carried to Medina on January 25 in recognition of Wellington’s outstanding work last year.

Wellington

Kiwanis Club Honors Superintendent Shields at Luncheon

Superintendent A W Shields received a past president’s button at a Kiwanis luncheon yesterday in recognition of his year as club president. Robert Walden presented the award. A R Branson served as installing officer for the new Kiwanis officers.

A. W. Shields Kiwanis Kiwanis Club Robert Walden A. R. Branson

Kiwanis Club Approves Annual Entertainment Plans

Wellington Kiwanis directors approve a show staged by Elyria Kiwanis to raise funds for under privileged children. The event is slated for late February or early March with William Wadsworth William Hachem and J H Page in charge.

Wellington Kiwanis Club Elyria Kiwanis Club William Wadsworth William Hachem J. H. Page

Wellington Township trustees elect Hines and Blanchard

Willis Hines was re elected president of the Board of Wellington Township trustees at a meeting this week in the office of Vern Banning the clerk. William H Blanchard was chosen township representative on the Cemetery board. The budget for 1934 was dis-

Willis Hines Board of Wellington Township Vern Banning William H. Blanchard

Auto Tag Sale Update from Local Registrar Vern Banning

Auto tags for 1934 are selling well says Vern Banning local registrar. Eight hundred fifty four tags sold to date with ongoing license plate issuance. Fifty plates sold in the last two days. total for last year was just over nine hundred. Village authorities have been lenient with 1933 plates and no arrests reported.

Vern Banning

Rebekah Lodge Installs Newly Elected Officers

Mrs Alfred Moehle deputy president assisted by Mars James West Mrs Clayton Arrolt Mrs Robert Hemphill Mrs Wa ter Peck and Miss Ruth Allison installed the newly elected officers at the Installation meeting Wednesday evening Officers installed were Mildred Storrow noble grand Marian McConnell vice grand Fannie Brouse recording secretary Mrs Moehle financial secretary and Mrs Mildred Carmen treasurer

Alfred Moehle Mars James West Clayton Arrolt Robert Hemphill Water Peck Ruth Allison Rebekah Lodge Mildred Storrow Noble Grand Marian McConnell Fannie Brouse Moehle Mildred Carmen

Returned to hospital after relapse at home

Coach Roy McCormack who was recovering from an appendicitis operation was taken ill yesterday and returned to Oberlin hospital for treatment.

Roy McCormack Oberlin Hospital

Mrs Hewes Reviews The Wet Parade at Church Event

Mrs E L Hewes reviewed Sinclair's The Wet Parade before the Women's Association of the Congregational church in the parlors. Allen Dudley performed a piano solo. Twenty members attended.

E. L. Hewes Upton Sinclair Women’s Association of the Congregational Church Allen Dudley Association

Oil millionaire buys private lunchstand at state fair

Indian oil magnate Eastman Richards paid 100 dollars for a hamburger stand concession at the Oklahoma state fair to secure a private place to eat during his visit.

Oklahoma City Okla Eastman Richards

Pittsfield and Russia Township Farm Bureaus Elect Officers

Officers for Pittsfield Township Farm Bureau headed by A. E. Hostetler with Mrs. T. H. Breyley as lady representative were chosen, while Russia Township re-elected Glenn Hobbs as chairman and Mrs. E. D. Schramm as secretary. Mrs. Schramm will serve both groups as secretary. W. G. Caskey spoke on national farm adjustments and R. E. Campbell outlined plans to merge the county bureau with the Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association.

Pittsfield County Bureau Florence Brucker T. H. Breyley

Holiday Suit for German Workers

The National Labor Front designs a dark blue double breasted uniform for German organized workers to be ordered via the Tailor's Guild. It includes a square cap, a German Worker's cockade badge, and is to be worn at demonstrations and mass meetings. The piece also notes Spanish America's political changes as driven by ideology and cites a migrant remark about leaving for lack of desire rather than material need.

Berlin National Labor Front Tailor’s Guild Labor Front Spanish America

State of Ohio Lorain County Savings Trust sworn statement

Alvin J. Plocher vice president swears the financial statement is true to the best of his knowledge for Lorain County Savings & Trust Co. Directors Worth A. Fauver J. C. Parsch signatories. Notary Florence Hamel seals the document dated January 1934. Public notice notes membership in the Federal Deposit Insurance Fund.

Lorain County Savings & Trust Co Elyria Ohio Special Reserve Fund U. S. Postal Savings Trust Department G. C Alvin J. Plocher State OF Ohio County OF Lorain Florence Hamel Federal Deposit Insurance Fund

Eaton Grange Meeting Postponed To Wednesday Evening

The Eat on Grange No. 1964 reschedules its regular meeting from Tuesday to Wednesday evening. The program will be presented by the men of the Grange and several items of business will be acted on.

Eaton Grange The Grange

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