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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1936
Page
8
A long, formal analysis argues the national debt is at an historic peak and rising, the deficit widening, and the tax load increasing. It contends banks finance government borrowing, inflating reserves and deposits, with low interest rates masking risk and harming future public wealth and institutions.
The Epworth League of the Methodist Church plans a World Tour event at the next meeting Tuesday night. Twelve candidates will begin First and Second Degrees as Rev Paul Brown preaches on religion. The program features a trip around the world with country representations and a transportation theme titled Satlomobile.
Social successes include an ice cream social at the Baptist Church hosted by Mr and Mrs John Snell raising twenty five dollars. Delegates to Townsend convention in Cleveland were named and local visiting delegates listed. 4 H sewing club meets at Miss Dowena In fersoll Thursday. Offenberg reunion held at the old Olmsted Falls school site with Mr and Mrs P W Heineman among attendees.
The Roth family reunion will be held at Mr. and Mrs. William Roth's home next Sunday. Mrs. Hannah Longdow and daughter Edith visited neighbors, and Mr. and Mrs. James Wright of Hiram called on former neighbors. Rev. Leon Osborne and his wife return from China are visiting his sister. Louis Fitch infant death from heat stroke. burial at Columbia. Naomi Armbrust visits for her birthday. Glenn Putt and Herbert Jeinwebber celebrate with a Cleveland Exposition trip.
Local items describe Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jeffries hosting relatives from Oberlin Norwalk and Cleveland areas and friends at Cleveland, a country-born baby at Allen Hospital Oberon, and multiple brief social and family visits including trips to Vermilion Kalamazoo Wheelersburg and Cincinnati.
Harold Otto, son of Mr and Mrs Walter H Otto of 156 Eastern Heights Boulevard, begins tomorrow as airport station manager in Utica New York for American Airlines. He has spent the past five years with American Airlines in Cleveland.
Columbus Ohio to close city offices Friday to allow workers to attend the annual state employes picnic at Cedar Point. Nayton Ohio reports the death of Willian H Buchanan 441 World War I veteran from a self inflicted bullet wound after he killed his wife.
In Dayton Edwin R. Jones, 68, longtime jeweler, died after moving from Covington Ky. In Hamilton Ohio the sixth fatality from a Middles town Pike crash was recorded as Lawrence Snodgrass, 28, of Lebanon. Marietta saw John Mills, 90, founder of Marietta Chair Co, die after a fall six days earlier. Also reports Marian and Mrs Buchanan in a medical case. In Dayton milk price rose one cent to 11 cents per cup.
Ellen Papea, wife of Anthony Papea, strongly defends her husband amid his Lorain County jail retrial for the Wellington National Bank robbery. Letters to him reference milk price news as a side note from Dayton producers. John A. Welsh, 72, former assistant fire chief in Columbus, dies after hospital operation following 32 years with the fire department.
A second trial date has been set for Papes and Edward Gromand after a first trial produced disagreement in the jury. The couple faces retrial with July 20 as the scheduled date.
Mrs Helen Molnar of 418 Tremont Street fainted visiting her husband at Lorain County jail as heat overwhelmed her. Deputies revived her. she had been under medical care recently and may face further evaluation.
The article reports a case in Mayor Dow A. Baird's court where Jobs was fined 2700 dollars and assessed for violating state liquor laws. Details on the defendant's exact actions or circumstances are limited.
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