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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1931

Page

4

Study to diagnose postwar business depression efforts

The Rockefeller Foundation and Carnegie Corporation fund a committee to survey the ten year postwar economic downturn from 1921 to 1931 and propose remedies to prevent future unemployment. Members from the Federal Reserve, AFL, Commerce, and Agriculture join with international cooperation to analyze causes and predict storms to warn business leaders. The effort aims to augment unemployment history with current developments and spur preventive public welfare measures.

Rockefeller Foundation Carnegie Corporation Mr. Hoover Eugene Meyer Adolph C. Miller Federal Reserve Board William Green American Federation of Labor Arch W. Shaw Julius Klein Commerce Renick W. Dunlap League of Nations

Constitution Rebuilt Frigate Returns to Sea Inspires Patriotism

The Constitution completes a full rebuild and reenters service with new timbers and paint. The historic ship symbolizes U S Navy pride, linking Oliver Wendell Holmes poetry to a revived voyage and the nation’s early shipbuilding legacy.

Constitution Davey Jones’ Locker Oliver Wendell Holmes United States Navy Holmes

Ode to Forty Below

A bleak winter scene from the Omaha World-Herald shows a solitary traveler braving a brutal north wind as a cold wave grips a family. Fuel runs out, livestock worry, and the mother longs for relief while the storm rages with record-like velocity.

Mormeter Sone Montana Omaha World-Herald

Homecoming notes and local social roundup in Elyria

A detailed social roundup from Elyria highlights a Belden Methodist Homecoming with a large crowd, a Wiener roast at the Schriver home, and visits among local families. Community members from Elyria and nearby areas, including Cleveland and Medina, are mentioned with various calls on Sunday and weekend activities.

Local social notes touch Madison Elyria and Lakeside visits

Several residents from Madison Ohio to Elyria and Lakewood made Sunday and Monday visits. Mrs Mary Bainbridge returned home after a week with friends in Elyria. Mrs Alta Myers shows improvement. Mrs Emmons will spend a week at Lakeside. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Wallington, J J Licherich family, Miss Edith Stocking, Mr and Mrs Clayton Thompson, Miss Helen Osborne, Miss Mitchell, and Dr Reeder who led Sunday services. Ladies Aid announces no meetings until further notice. Membership Sunday set for July 26 with a partial program. Relatives helped Mrs Fannie Lyndes celebrate a birthday anniversary. Frank Pitts and family visited Berea from the Barney Bizlich home.

Eral A. T. Newton Madison Ohio W. A. Wallington J. Prince New York Mary Bainbridge Elyria Alta Myers Clayton Thompson Lakewood Thompson Donald A. J. Hulse Helen Osborne Miss Mitchell Dr. Reeder Reeder Ladies’ Aid Society Fannie Lyndes Frank Pitts Berea Barney Bizlich

Notable historical figures born on anniversaries

A list of prominent figures with birth and death dates includes 1573 Cingo Jones the English architect. 1607 Rembrandt van Rijn the Dutch master. 1793 Almira L. Phelps American educator. 1808 Henry Edward Manning English cardinal. 1817 Henry T Blow Missouri diplomat. 1831 Richard T Auchmuty New York philanthropist. 18386 William Winter American author. 1865 Alfred Harmsworth Lord Northcliffe British publisher.

Cingo Jones Rembrandt Almira L. Phelps Berlin Conn Baltimore Henry Edward Manning Henry T. Blow Mussouri Southampton Co Richard T Auchmuty New York New York City Lenox Mass William Winter Gloucester Alfred Charles Harmsworth Lord Northcliffe Britain

Today in history milestones from 1865 to 1918

Key events include the Salvation Army origin in London as the Christian Mission in 1865, the 1913 creation of the United States Board of Mediation and Conciliation, and the 1918 Battle of Chateau Thierry marking World War I action. The notes record birthdays, institutional beginnings, and a major battlefield engagement.

Salvation Army London The Christian Mission United States Board of Mediation and Conciliation Chateau- Thierry

Birthdays of notable figures from 19th and 20th centuries

Dr. Garry C. Myers, Cleveland psychologist, born Sylvan, Pa., 47 years ago. Alfred Hertz, San Francisco Symphony director, born in Germany, 49 years ago. James A. Tobey, New York sanitarian, born Quincy, Mass., 37 years ago. Marie Tempest, English actress, born 65 years ago.

Garry C. Myers Cleveland Sylvan Alfred Hertz San Francisco Symphony Orchestra Germany James A. Tobey New York Quincy Mass Marie Tempest

Horoscope Sketch of a Sensitive, Homebound Native

A sympathetic, family oriented reader with a secretive, sensitive bent shows variable energy through the day. The personality merges with broader trends from the past or upcoming days depending on birth hour, offering a nuanced daily outlook.

Ghost Camp Stages Comeback in Colorado Mining

Longmont Colorado reports Noland Gulch near Lyons is revived as geologist Charles A. Cutler begins sinking a shaft at the Noland Gulch mine in search of a gold and platinum vein once discovered there years ago.

Longmont Colo Noland Gulch Lyons Charles A. Culter

Woman's Work Is Never Done: A Blunt Snapshot

A compact vignette notes that household effort never ends and that others favor a fair challenger until complete defeat, suggesting a social dynamic where appearances and reputations mask deeper struggles. The piece hints at gendered labor and competitive disappointment in a terse, period tone.

4-H Jolly Cookers Form In Oberlin Salad Club

Rus sia Township girls chose salads and sandwiches as their summer project. They met at leader Miss Thelma Manns home and adopted the name The 4-H Jolly Cookers. Freda Myers invited the group to meet next at her home Tuesday at 2. Manns demonstrated cottage cheese salad and a ham filling for sandwiches. Local social notes mention visits and dinners around Oberlin with neighbors from Coshocton Lorain Amherst and Lorain County. The item places people and activities in Oberlin and surrounding areas.

E. D. Schramm Oberlin Russia Township Thelma Mann Jolly Cookers Freda Myers Miss Manns

Jolly Stitchers Club Plans Picnic After Meeting

Twenty five members of the Russia Township Jolly Stitchers Club met Friday at Grange Hall with president Doris Wangerein presiding. Harriette Sandrock demonstrated flat felled seams. Mrs Wellman Marguerite Grills and Eleanor Jackson were named to arrange a forthcoming club picnic. Marguerite Grills led games during recreation. Next meeting slated for Friday afternoon July 17.

Jolly Stitchers" Club Russia Township Jolly Stitchers Grange Hall Doris Wangerein Harriette Sandrock Wellman Marguerite Grills Eleanor Jackson

Golden Glow 4-H Club Sees Sewing Progress at Meet

The Golden Glow 4-H Club met Friday at Mrs John Kern’s home with ten members present. After a business session the group sewed and made useful articles. Helen Kern and Shirley Knapp will represent the club at Camp Iss See Kes from July 13 to 18, and the girls will meet Mrs Kern again Friday afternoon July 17.

Golden Glow 4

Lake Avenue 4 H Club Picnic at Crystal Beach

The Triple 8 4 H Clothing club held a Crystal Beach picnic on Saturday July 15. Attendees included Catherine and Frances Hecock Catherine Naughton Joyce Marshall Rebecca Rea Apal Scott Willow Denger Alice Denger Ella ins Cole and guests Mrs L C Hecock Mrs Otto Rea Mrs Scott Mrs Denger Mr and Mrs Cole Alfred Rea. The afternoon was greatly enjoyed by all present.

4-H Club Crystal Beach Lake Avenue Triple 8 4-H Clothing Club Crystal Beach Catherine Frances Hecock Catherine Naughton Joyce Marshall Rebecca Rea Apal Scott Willow Alice Denger Elains Cole L. C. Hecock Otto Rea Scott Denger Cole Alfred Rea

Sunday Socials in Cleveland area farms and towns

Mr and Mrs George Miller of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Henry Bislick with Ed Magugan and daughter June. R H Miller and family called on Warren Collier in Elyria. E F Croskey, Ellene and Mary Jean spent evening with Ezra Baetz. Earl Hollis and Mary Bot wart joined Henry Bislick’s guests. Vermilion camping noted for Higgins of Stop 11. Lauck of Painesville visited Kipton pair. Miss Madge Croskey spent Sunday.

Cedar Point Cecil Benning Coshocton Henry Bis Hck R. H. Collier Lorain R. H. Miller C. J. Miller Stop 11 R. K. Tisdale Amherst Ellene Mary Jean Croskey L. D. Croskey Marzaraet Baetz George Miller Cleveland Henry Bislick Ed Magugan June Clyde Pixley Fred Philby R. H. Collier and Sons Warren Collier Elyria E. F. Croskey Mary Jean Ezra Baetz Earl Hollis River Road Mary Bowart Birmingham Louis Higgins Vermilion Lauck Painesville

Social notes from Belden and nearby towns on a Medina visit

Carers at the Wise home hosted Frank School of Medina and others from Cleveland and Lakewood. Visits included Eva Mae Armstrong staying with Rose Mary Grabenstetter, hampered by an X ray check for Herman Wise at Memorial hospital. Several calls and dinners connected families from Medina, Cleveland Heights, Cuyahoga Falls, Lorain, Geneva, and Chippewa Lake during a busy Sunday and Monday.

Belden Chas. Wise Frank School Medina Ed Collings Arthur Eleanor Ronald Ruth Wise James Prutton Cleveland Herman Wise Memorial Hospital Eva Mae Armstrong Rose Mary Grabenstetter Coletta Laule Anna Murray George Grabenstetter Hartman Andrew Ryder Killip Mary Dambaugh Harold Norman Dambaugh Geneva May Belle Beisinger Chippewa Lake Gamma Sigma Claude Cleverdon Cuyahoga Falls Dwight Rogers Lorain

Fields Reeder Guest Pastor at Church Here Sunday

Fields July 15 Rev Cobb and family attended Avon Methodist home coming. Rev Reeder from Elyria filled the pulpit. Older members welcomed him as his father once preached here when his wife and he died in Olmsted Falls. Sunday School had ninety five attendees.

Reeder Cobb Methodist Church

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