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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1939

Page

20

1932 Campaign Debates Debt Costs and War Figures

The piece recalls 1932 campaign speeches denouncing public spending and debt growth, noting the debt at 45 billion dollars and annual interest around a billion. It contrasts fiscal warnings with postwar defense data and analyzes German leadership dynamics and power plays among Goering, Goebbels, Himmler, and Hitler.

Boake Carter

Hearts and Dollars Barrier to a Rich Suitor

In a Virginia town Merry Clark and Johnny Norfolk plot to wed for wealth. Merry visits Flossie Field, Sam Henderson’s neglected wife, and confronts the woman with a blues-eyed gaze about divorce and a hasty marriage plan. The scene ends with Flossie inviting them inside as the drama unfolds.

fRierry Clark Johnny Norfolk Virginia Johnny Merry Sam Henderson Sam Flossie Field Flossie Hendersons Erry Merry Clark Mr Norfolk Canterbure

Spencer News Notes Snapshots From Weekend Visits

Spencer locals share family gatherings and Sunday visits as numerous relatives travel from Ashland Wellingon Elyria Medina and Cleveland to spend time with kin. Readers note threshing yields vary wide with 13 to 25 bushels per acre as farmers work fields and attend family reunions across Wellington Ridgeville Mullersburg and Berlin Heights communities.

Michigan Harvey Devereaux Elyria Myron Bradley Helen Neidhart Kent State University of Kent A. C. Neidhardt Sherman Kramer Akron Irena Auble Auble Albert Suhle John Sharp Claude Gannett Blake Thompson Harold Sooy Penfield Earl van Boxel Cleveland Frank Rice Theodore van Boxel Leslie White Ridgeville Leon White Homervale F. A. White Victoria Butcher West Salem Millard Lamp River Corners Ralph Butcher J. W. Johnson Dewitt Mullersburg Johnson Adolph Pyers Charles Touby Here Dora Rice Mary Williams Wellington Harlan Kerman Medina Clarence Inman Houston Texas Caroline Wood Mary Hart Stuart Ott Allen Albert Stile Harvey Browand Paw Nichols Fred Nichals Mack Smith Thomas Buctrus Harry Hange Cecil Wolf Berlin Heights Stanley Wright Spencer Fred Nichols Clyde Ensign Ensign Maxwell Sooy Frank Miller Grissinger Fulton Dam Ernst Jefferies Phyllis E. A Firestone Thurston Olmstead Frank White Clarence Dague Harry Greetham Leona Rogers Clarente Martin Pemberville Schoenbrunn State Park Martins Dagues Ella Young Pawnee C. R Aldrich Dick Aldricn

Dorothy Becker Birthday Honor Hosts in Henrietta

Mrs George Becker entertained Tuesday afternoon for the birthday of daughter Dorothy. Guests included Mrs Martha Krieg and Ruth Krieg Mrs Rudolph Krieg Esther Loomis Elyria Helen Fosnight Wooster Martha Lee Harris Lorain and Adaline Becker Ashland Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess.

Henrietta George Becker Dorothy Martha Krieg Ruth Rudolph Krieg Esther Loomis Elyria Helen Fosnight Wooster Martha Lee Harris Lorain Adaline Becker Ashland Delcious

Local families gather for weekend lake picnic and visits

Mr and Mrs John Berger and Clifford join guests Henry Krieg and family from Elyria for a lake picnic Sunday evening. The Lamvermeyer home hosts a lawn supper, with Dover Ridgeville Avon participants. Monday Cleveland outings include Mrs Ed Crist Betty Haigh Bauman and relatives in East Liverpool and Toronto Ohio. Grace Elima Burt Elima stays with grandmother Mary Becker. Other gatherings include Evange listical conference at Linwood Park and calls between Cleveland residents.

John Berger Clifford Henry Krieg Elyria Martin Cook Chidren Henry Dekker Dover Edmond Dorrow Ridgeville Fred Dekker Avon Ernest Lamvermyer Linwood Park Katie Burke Cleveland Harold Coates Hobart Page Chas Cook Max Coates Gary

Local residents visit and relocate spreading weekend guests

The notice lists numerous visitations and moves among Elyria families including Mrs. Elizabeth Page in Elyria, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zepp of Massillon, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Kendeigh of Lakewood, and Ella May Dudley attending Kent Summer school visiting relatives.

Harold Coates Elizabeth Page Elyria Mira Charles Cook O. C. Sanders Ed Bell Flint Mich L. C. Bates Carl Zepp Billy Massillon Wallace Court Hubert Kendeigh

Dover Center Notes Highlight Dorcas Society Picnic

The Dorcas Society of St. Paul Lutheran held an annual picnic at Rocky River Park with games and prize winners. A 6 o’clock picnic supper served to 25 members and guests. Various local residents visited relatives and guests over the weekend, with engagements and social events noted among Dover friends.

Dover Center Dorcas Society of St John Rutledge New York Clarence Elliott Dover Road Mason Elliott Air W. E Elliott West Joe Delaney Helen Leo Rohr Cleveland Helen Fauver Fairview Dover Townsend Club

Patience Reward: Old $200 Bill Is Paid In Wayne

In Wayne Indiana a long court reading by Judge Hilgemann led to humor as jail proceedings featured a $200 bill for legal services. J Robert Kirk read the bill to Judge Hilgemann who quipped about rereading pages and resolved the matter with a payment containing a check.

Merry Johnny Sam Fori Wayne Ind J. Robert Kirk Harry HL Fomann Hilgemann Kirk Harry H. Hmann Newlirk

Ostrich Slaughter Rises With Demand For Skins

CAPETOWN South Africa Demand for ostrich skins is driving slaughter in the Karroo district. In four years about half a million ostriches have been killed as feather markets collapsed. Feathers once yielded millions while white feathers fetched high prices. now skins sell for about 1.25 dollars each, and farmers replace ostrich farms with lucerne and vineyards.

Capetown South Africa Karroo Britain France United States Lucerne

Regular meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Gardner on Detroit Road

A group held its regular meeting at the home of Mr C W Gardner and Mrs Gardner on Detroit Road Tuesday night. The gathering focused on community matters and planned forthcoming activities.

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