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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
6
Washington observers cite economists predicting a six to eight month downturn in 1938 with a later surge, spurred by reduced consumer goods output and lagging construction, rail, and mining sectors. They warn two to three years of slow growth through 1941, contingent on F D R reforms.
Commentary notes a Lincoln speech as a ladder to the White House, drawing parallels to Roosevelt and Van Buren eras. It suggests strategic praise signals a bid to succession, with covert compliments critiqued by observers. A broader discussion covers FCC power plays, politics, and looming trials over broadcasting disputes.
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The Booster Class of the Methodist Sunday School met Thursday at 2 pm at the parsonage with Rev. H. H. Patrick. The Homebuilder's Clare class met Friday night at the Jewetts' home for a social and business session. Children’s Dar exercises are planned for June 17 at the Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. John Herman celebrated their thirty seventh anniversary on Sunday June 6. Mr. and Mrs. Grerdop Jewett attended their parents twenty fifth anniversary. Reverend and Mrs J D Rife were in Delaware on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs George Davidson enjoyed a pleasant surprise Sunday marking their twenty fifth anniversary as relatives gathered.
Dinner for Staunton Sprinkle and wife, plus Stanton Sprinkle Sr and families from Greenwich, Niles, and Elyria. Briefs note callers at B D Thompson, Lucile Murray, Alice Weeks, Bert Dague, and Merrill reunion at Clarkefield. Mrs. Roy Wilcox with operation in Amherst Hospital. Florence Davidson and Lillian at Roy Snyder. Katherine and Viole Snyder now employed in Wellington after school release.
Vincent Short Itemb Copas led a Children's Day program at the local church with eighty seven attendees. Families and friends visited survivors and traveled between Chippewa Lake and Burgertown Pa. Several residents returned from Homestead Park Pa after attending a funeral. Fragments show community life with travels, illnesses, and family updates.
In a witty exchange Professor MacAndrew contemplates the business outlook. A fortune teller foresees a slow recovery after seven lean years, citing autos, steel, electricity, and pay rolls while warning gains may falter. The professor bets fifty dollars on Ground Floor Mining, but his adviser warns of risks and government uncertainty.
Chatham residents share events from a busy week including choirs parties at Walkden and Clinismith homes, a Grange meeting at the school, 4-H trip on June 14 with buses meeting in Medina, and various visitors. Milestones include a baby boy born June 1 and a 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sanford. multiple families hosted dinners and Sundays with friends from Mansfield, Berea, and Olmsted Falls.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dixon were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kruggel, Mr. and Mrs. John Barr of Cleveland Heights, Mr. and Mrs. Jobo Hasack of Cleveland, with Jones and son and Mrs. Keno Shaw of Akron also in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Long attended the Copley Alumni Banquet Saturday at Sombera Cavern in Cuyahoga Falls and joined Edwards Food Store Frolic on the O and B Steamer then toured the Detroit River. Numerous relatives visited or called from North Royalton Strongaville Florida and Lafayette.
Sullivan notes a vacation Bible school from 9:00 to 11:45 with a missionary play Barreling. A June 11 Yopedio banquet at community hall in Ruggley, senior choir practice June 10, and a June 12 bake sale to fund a third delegate to Linwood. Local residents Lois Holmes and family mentioned amid other church activities.
George Cole of Cleveland spent Sunday at the Garver Cottage at Chippewa Lake and assisted his mother Mrs. Etta Cole with gardening over the weekend.
Murray Ridge notes list visits by Spencer, Cleveland, California, Akron and Elyria residents to the Eppley and Eldred families. Several families from Pontiac, Chicago, Youngstown and Lodi visited, and the Murray Ridge School will stay open next year with teachers Mrs. Ethel Cole and Miss Gladys Neuman. The Philippines faces a shortage of new automobiles.
Denver a street car conductor recounted a night incident where a rider paid the fare, demanded a transfer, produced a gun, and ordered his fare back. The robber grabbed eight and three quarters cents and fled to the next corner.
A youth port will be built in Leningrad this year to stimulate sea transport study among children and promote water sports. The project centers on the Kirovlands area and aims to foster early engagement with maritime activities.
There are 140 species of ferns in the Hawaiian Islands. The plants range from tiny specimens to large forms, highlighting a spectrum of varieties across the archipelago.
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