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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1936

Page

10

Urges States To Try Danish Farm System

SAN FRANCISCO July 28 The Danish system of small land holdings may become the final solution for unsuc cessful farmers the agricultural worker and 10 000 000 unemployed, says Eric H Thomsen assistant regional director for California Nevada Utah and Arizona of the Resettlement Administration He advocates 20 acre tracts supported by the government to build self sufficiency and reduce migratory labor He argues the plan would end alien Mexican immigration and replace camps with stable homes and communities with American education and medical care Thomsen sees California facing 200 000 migratory farm workers and urges a modified Danish model to provide permanent farms and remove dependence on seasonal work.

San Francisco United States Eric H Thomsen California Nevada Utah Arizona Resettlement Administration Thomsen America Denmark

Amherst Club events and hospital news bulletin

AMHERST O July 28 Concordia Club St Paul Lutheran circle of St Ann's and other church groups meet this evening Circletwo St Ann's at Mrs Clayton Youngs home Chrele two St Ann's meet at school hall with Mrs Nettie Ludwig Basket dinner at Linwood Park First Evangelical Sunday School picnic at Linwood Park with baskets and several churches participating Amherst National League for Social Justice meets at Town Mall Hospital notes admissions include Ray Bobback and Mrs Harvey Ammenhauser discharges Betty Meri and Mrs Zunt and baby boy Plans for Eagles picnic at Brandts Park August 2 plus various short briefs and social events

Amherst Concordia Club St. Paul Lutheran Church St. Ann’s Society St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Wall Clayton Young Church Street Coast Guard Station Lorain Chrele St. Ann's Society Hospital News Ray Bobback East Street Harvey Ammenhauser South Amherst Betty Meri Zunt Vermulion

New London 400 At Attend CFR Ward Company Picnic

More than four hundred employees and families joined the CFR Ward Company picnic at Ruggles Beach with games contests and a noon picnic. Ruth Caron won first in the bathing beauty contest Lucille Teets second and July birthday gifts were given to several attendees. Office and manufacturing teams exchanged wins in softball and numerous prizes were awarded. A wedding followed at 2:30 p m at the First Methodist Church as Miss Josephine Lilley married Gaylord Bassett with Violet Fink Lawrence at the organ.

New London CFR Ward Company Ruggles Beach Ruth Caron Lucille Teets Anna Swanger Mae Hotchkss Pauline Funk Emma Coleman Guy A M. E Josephine Lilley Thomas P. Lilley Boat Main Street Gaylord Bassett George M. Bassett Wellington Violet Fink Lawrence

When a child runs away due to harsh treatment

A TX YEAR OLD Charles leaves home after a harsh scolding for spilling water. His mother calmly helps him pack, then welcomes him back, teaching that fair, steady care and a secure home life prevent wanderlust and reassure a child he belongs.

Charles Upstair Mother Cmd

Bridal procession and ceremony at Cleveland church wedding

An instrumental trio featuring Mrs. Lawrence and the Williams sisters provided music as the bridal party processed to Lohengrin's Wedding March. Miss Lilley walked with her father, with Miss Frances Griggs as Maid of Honor. Ushers Leon Jones and Alfred Franks assisted as Rev. C. R. Ball officiated.

Leon Jones Alfred Franks Wellington C. R. Ball

Endurance Drive Starts At Four O'Clock Today

Dave Mathews Jr prepares for a non stop 100 hour endurance drive starting at 4 PM in front of Lorain County jail. He will be chained to the wheel by a sheriff's deputy and aims to reach 8 PM Saturday at Glen Rogers Motors on Fast Bridge Street. Local merchants back the event with many sponsors and a full daily schedule follows across multiple venues.

Dave Devil Mathews, Jr Lorain County Garek the Florist Sudro-Curtas Funeral Home Bell Clothing Company Forest City Brewery, Inc Central Bakine Company Hess and Hess Pharmacy Bluebird Mathews Seders Restaur Glen Rogers Bullinghurst Central Baking Co. Bread Bell Clothing Co Uarek Florist Sears Roebuck Goodrich Silvertown Sederis Vic'Silver the Jews Forest City Brewery the Farm Inclement Co Court Street Old Mill Medina Tattersall Dairy Glen Rogers Salesroom Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home Billinghurst City Hall Ehyra

Auto crashes at Ely Stadium during Legion affair

Two minor accidents occurred last evening at Ely Stadium during the American Legion event. Cars damaged included those of Mrs Greene of Wellington Henry Charlton of Elyria Mrs Frank Kaiser of Lodstreet and Mrs Margaret Bearer of 115 Garvin.

MINOM Ely Stadium American Legion Greene Wellington Henry Charlton Elyria Frank Kaiser Lodstreet Margaret Bearer Garvin Avenue

Wallet Lost During Legion Activities at Ely Stadium

Arthur Davis of 1922 Middle Avenue reported to police last evening that he lost his wallet while attending American Legion activities at Ely Stadium. The purse contained about $710 in cash and several papers.

Arthur Davis Middle Avenue American Legion Ely Stadium Davis

Theft Report From W. E. Meters Garage on Woes Street

A report from W. E. Meters of Woes Street states a motor meter spare tire and oral tools were stolen from a car parked at Ely Stadium during American Legion activities. An investigation is expected to determine suspects and track the missing items.

W. E Woes Street Ely Stadium Americam’ Legion

Family fingerprinting in Berkeley drive marks aim

Four generations of a Berkeley family were fingerprinted in a city program promoting voluntary universal fingerprinting. W. S. C. Schmidt, 65, his daughter Dorothy Weygand, 36, her daughter and wife of a marine, and Weygand's infant daughter were all processed together in the drive for nationwide adoption.

Berkeley Cal W. S. C. Schmidt Dorothy W. Weygand

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