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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1937

Page

10

Night Program Set for Wellington Fair Features Parachute Jump

The Wellington Fair August 24–26 at the fairgrounds will feature a new Night Program led by Cha Night Fair on Wednesday. Alan R. Branson announced a parachute jump, a commercial airplane on site, and rides. Tuesday focuses on exhibitor entries, with Wednesday full days of contests, livestock judging, horse and pony races, and a 10 p.m. ball game. Thursday will include a goat-sulkies race, a vaudeville show, a stock parade, and a large midway. Entries must be recorded by 6 p.m. August 21.

Wellington Alan R. Branson Northern Olio Draft Home Association

Lehmans Letter Sours Court Fight In Roosevelt Era

A detailed portrait of the 1937 Supreme Court clash as Governor Lehman balks at FDRs court plan. Garner steering the fall of the bill, while stalwarts such as Barkley Harrison and Wheeler shape leadership and strategy amid political storms. Borah weighs in on speeches and tactics.

New York Herbert Lehman Bob” Wagner Supreme Court Roosevelt Julius Caesar Press Association Robinson Garner Lehman Mr. Lehman White House Farley Mr. Roosevelt Upstate Downstate Albany Washington Senate Joe Robinson Jack V. P Democratic Party Chauncey Depew Webster Dolliver Borah Depew League of Nations O'Mahoney McCarran Wheeler O’mahoney Burt Wheeler Capitol Hill William Edgar Borah

Patty Lou and Dale Wed After Night of Threats

Patty Lou resolves debt with a rough creditor at her cottage. Dale Northcutt intervenes, clears the bill, restores trust, and reunites with Patty Lou. They plan a wedding today with Mrs. Carlson and Alice present, ending the serialized tale on a hopeful note.

Atty Lou Patty Lou Miss Palmer Diller Dale Alice Mardell Granny

Speech Dilemma Tags White House Compromise Hit

A political row erupts as a wary leader questions his next move after White House signals a potential concession. Separately, notes mention Earhart search efforts and harsh weather affecting flight reliability. New reporting rules require weekly cash position updates for large grain holdings and a temporary coal tax from June 21 to August 2. A proposed excess profits tax targets federal aviation contracts instead of capping profits at 10 percent.

Market Slow For Fire Bells In City Sales

Fire Chief W N Bates reports a quiet market for city fire station bells with only one offer received for a single bell from four authorized for sale. Three bells remain at East Side station and the West Side bell also is for sale. The Central and old South Side station bells have been removed or relocated.

W. N. Bates City Comel East Side Station Central Station Old South Side Eighth Street West Side

Spencer area community notes and events brief

Spencer society items recount hostess Kate Moffett welcoming Pythian Sisters for bazaar planning. Four H Club and Spencer Boosters met at schoolhouse with games and business. Funeral of Mrs Clyde Howe at Belman funeral home conducted by Rev J G Koontz. Women’s Home Missionary Society met at Mrs Alt on Yeagley’s home for sewing and a picnic. Raymond Billman on furlough from Coast Survey Ship U S Hannibal visits family. August return to South America. Camp Crag trip planned by Gloria MacLaren James Moore Betty Walters Hazel Neidhardt. Rev George Smith and family on summer vacation. No services at Spencer Lutheran Church July 25. Rev G L Kettenring and wife visiting. Also brief mentions of Miss Lecta Bair visiting and other guests.

Spencer Boosters Clyde Howe Belman J. G. Koontz M. ©. Church Spencer Cemetery Women’s Home Missionary Society the Spencer Baptist Church Alton Yeagley Raymond Billman Coast Survey U. S Hannibal H. R. Billman N. E. Walters Billman South America Gloria MacLaren James Moore Betty Walters Hazel Neidhardt Camp Crag George Smith Spencer Lutheran Chirca G. L. Kettenring New London L. W. Beckley

FTC Targets Alleged Golf Ball Trust Allegations

The Federal Trade Commission moves against an alleged golf ball trust formed by manufacturers dealers and professionals. The action focuses on anti competitive practices in the golf equipment market and seeks enforcement to curb restraint of trade.

Federal Trade Commission Goltting

Local residents visit relatives across towns in Ohio

A stream of visitors and family gatherings fills the weekend in the Huntington area with numerous trips to Fremont Lodi Elyria Canton and Cleveland. Notable mentions include Mrs Lonzo Rush Mrs 8uale Ream and others visiting relatives. Miss Faith Allen staying with relatives in Cleveland. and Rev L W Beckley returning to activity after an accident.

Lonzo Rush 8Uale Ream Mra John Glovet Fremont Arthur Nixon QO. E. Allen Millersburg Fred Brown Wrotha Brousoes Luther Kemery Lodi Florence Kemery Beulah Biliman Spencer Huntington Ed Kemery Melvin Bennett Elyria Liberty Street N.eb. Fuller South Main Street

Farnsworth Family Reunion At Levi Farnsworth Camp

The Farnsworth family reunion drew ninety members from Elyria Wellington New London Sullivan Los Angeles Calif and North Olmsted to Levi Farnsworth summer camp in Rochester. They enjoyed boating games and a social visit after a picnic dinner. Cayce Hall of Cleveland is visiting Dell Richards home. Mrs. James Taylor and daughter visited. Miss Caroline Rowland has returned from Pennsylvania.

Rochester Farnsworth Levi Farnsworth Elyria Wellington New London Sullivan Los Angeles Calif N. Olmsted Cayce Hall Cleveland Dell Richards James Taylor Caroline Rowland Pennsylvania

Fall Salts Prices Advance Warned by Gotlife the Tailor

The tailor Gotlife on Bread Street urges liberal losses for skeptics and predicts speculators win. He advises placing orders for fall salts now to beat rising prices. Dry cleaning and pressing offered for ladies and gents. Tailoring service listed with phone 2785-711.

Local residents visit kin in Elyria and Cleveland area

Hetty Ewell Clarkefield spends a week with grandparents Mr and Mrs E C Thompson. Bette Richards calls on Miss Mary Weeks and Mrs Rachel Mitchell at Falls Clinic. Floulie Rowland visits grandparents in Lorain. Mrs Emma Smith accompanies daughter Mrs Rhea Chase to Cleveland. Mrs Elizabeth Chamberlain hosts guests including Mrs Albert Shaw Edward Shaw of Cleveland and Mrs Nicholy of Canada. Ralph Rowland and family visit Cleveland relatives. Robert Farnsworth of Wellington stays with cousins Hoyt Landis. Lloyd Handley and daughter of Elyria visit C R Parker and Arthur Jewett. Fred Houghtland of Butler road visits Frank Clifford. Alma Jewett visits cousin Creda Parker. Lois and Patricia Phelps of Elyria guest of grandmother Mrs W A Jewett. Dell Richards and Ray Beck host dinner at Jeromerville.

Cleveland Nicholy Caledonia Ontario Canada Elizabeth Chamberlain Ralph Rowland Robert Farnsworth Wellington Hoyt Landis Lloyd Handley Elyria C. R. Parker Arthur Jewett Fred Houghtland Butler Road Frank Clifford Alma Jewett Creda Parker Lois Patricia Phelps W. A. Jewett Dell Richards Ray Beck Jeromerville

Nation Favors Free Striking Type Match

In Salem Oregon a report shows the US match industry in 1935 with 24 companies, valued at 80 million dollars, employing 6,075 people and paying over 4.5 million in wages. About 68 percent of matches are strike anywhere, 10 percent strike on the box, and the remainder other types.

Salem Ore United States Meena

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