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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1929
Page
8
In 1928 fiction from Mildred Lamb, Byrd Browning confronts husband Larry over alleged infidelity with India Campbell. After a heated confrontation Byrd declares she cannot endure his life of wealth, pride, and excuses, choosing firm separation as Larry pleads for reconciliation. The scene ends with Larry leaving for a hotel as Byrd contemplats a solitary future.
Elyria area residents host relatives and travelers with several Illness updates and upcoming events. Harold Whitney and Loren Buckley plan a Baltimore departure before an ocean trip. Georgia Owen dies at Pleasant Street home, funeral Tuesday at 2 PM. Local flu and cold bouts cause school absences and a postponed basketball game with Townsend.
The annual Sunday school and church election will be held at the church on Wednesday evening January 6. A social time will follow with refreshments provided by the men of the church. All members are urged to attend and participate. The EU C E meeting planned for last Friday was postponed.
Evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Burrer of Murray Ridge postponed to Friday January 11. Numerous local residents, including Mrs. Clarence Peabody, Miss Lougly Waters, and Mrs. Elizabeth Fowl, spent time with family or as visiting guests. Several local members and families are noted with travel to Columbus, Wellington, Cleveland, Lorain, and Elyria for duties, illness, or social visits. Pomona Grange activity and a few hospital updates are mentioned.
New York copper magnate and philanthropist Adolph W Lewisohn argues Americans are rationally embracing comforts and luxuries. He says removing entertainment would curb ambition and hinder prosperity, warning against bleak stagnation if motion pictures theatres and sports were done away.
Lewisohn renewed clashes with Ford, urging youths to balance spending with saving. He emphasized budgeting, recording expenditures, bank accounts, life insurance, home ownership, will making, safe investments, prompt bill payment, sharing with others, and governing words after they are spoken.
Oklahoma City report profiles George Dewey Perk, age 27, once a garage mechanic who entered the Oklahoma State Senate six years ago and now wields influence in a young state. He has two years left in his current term after two years in the chamber. His first glimpse of big time politics came during a Washington trip.
A historical note traces a man’s path from assistant reading clerk in the lower house to reading clerk, then to election as a senator from his district, highlighting his initial reluctance to pursue politics and his eventual service in Congress.
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