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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
15
A political essay condemns the spoils system as the source of Wasteful government practice and higher taxes. It argues victories should advance general welfare through honest efficiency, not reward officeholders with public funds. The piece notes widespread taxpayer impact and hints at a future cure. Community notes follow with visits and local events in Elyria area.
South Ridge residents attended the Union Communion Service at Brownhelm Evangelical Church Sunday evening. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. R. G. Pferrer and daughter Lois, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Eppley and family, Mrs. Mary Eppley, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fowl and family, Mrs. Emma Fowl, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hanlon. The news notes mention choir rehearsal and gatherings of church groups and Rural Sunday observances in nearby Amherst and Elyria.
Russellville report on 4th Lieut John Ross of the 208th Coast Artillery Arkansas National Guard who designed a water filled gun attachment. The device uses water instead of bullets for training, firing a curved stream resembling active gunfire to reduce ammunition costs.
The article notes growing belief that the new Hoover could become a lasting cornerstone for the party, contrasting past doubts from several years ago. It mentions present convention discussions and references Alice Longworth, reflecting on shifting political perceptions.
North Olmsted residents gathered for a church observance on June 14 as Sunday School and church share a 10 o clock service. Mrs Floyd Woods died at Cook Road home aged 58. funeral held Friday led by Rev J Kuyper. Various locals visited, hosted, or traveled, with delegates named for a Young People conference. Findlay notes threaten action against hoboes as police plan roundups and detention.
An old ad promotes Old Mohawk In- Tian Tonic with grand claims of curing rheumatic and stomach issues. It offers a two week treatment for a discounted price and a refund if unsatisfied, urging readers to visit Standard Drug Co in Washington and Broad Streets.
Clarksfield notes Miss Nina Puder visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Puder in New London. Mrs Minnie Burrows from Elyria stayed with Mr and Mrs C H Burrows from Tuesday to Sunday. The Every family of Toledo spent the weekend with Ray Rider. Beryl Hotchkis from New London stayed with Mr and Mrs William Dull. Mrs Mary Hess returned home to White's Landing after two weeks with Mr and Mrs Nate Harris. A thing of beauty has joy rides forever.
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