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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1935

Page

11

Roosevelt Leads Grass Roots A T and T Inquiry

President Roosevelt personally takes charge of heading the A T and T investigation aiming for a thorough grass roots inquiry. The Communications Commission debates liberal and conservative lines while housing reform and tax plans unfold.

Roosevelt The Communications Commission

L A 8 Meets At Mrs Kern Home

The L A 8 club gathering June 26 at Mrs E D Kern home enjoyed flowers, refreshments for eighteen, and an ovation for Mrs Black returning from illness. Club notes include 4 H activity at the Cooper home with sewing demonstrations and a church service program led by Rev Koontz.

Clay-eating remedy found by Wilson County Negroes

In Wilson North Carolina Negroes have found a gritless clay in a ditch prepared by FERA workers for a sewer line. They fill sacks with the clay at night and take it home to eat when ill, treating themselves with this apparent medicine.

Wilson, N. C Wilson FERA

Oberlin BRIEFS headlines and community notes

Oberlin and nearby communities share a weekend round of visits, family updates, and local events. Among the highlights are funeral notices for Mrs. Elizabeth Peabody, injuries from a fall at Mrs. Nellie Schroeder’s, a bridge club gathering, Grange meetings, and plans for travel to Wellington and Mexico. Local residents visit kin in Elyria Amherst and Lorain, with several attended church and social functions.

Social Notes From Sheffield June Guests and Local Visits

Sheffield June 26 reports Mr and Mrs Hummelsbaugh of Orville guests of Mr and Mrs Lester Youtzy and daughter on Gulf road weekend. Local calls exchanged among Carrick Duntee Chambers families. Large turnout at Brookside school ball game Sunday. George Chambers and Wayne Jackson drove to Belleview PA, returning with Eva Bertie and James Berrie who will visit Harvey Chambers. Walter Brown family from Cleveland visited Jacksons. Dana Perkins of Dover and Ella Barbknech of Elyria visited Kauffman household.

Sheffield Hummelsbaugh Orville Lester Youtzy Gulf Road Charles Carrick P. L. Chambers Brookside School George Chambers Wayne Jackson Bellevue Pennsylvania Eva Bertie James Berrie Harvey Chambers Walter Brown Daughters Cleveland Henry Jackson Dana,Perkins Dover Ella Barbknech Elyria Jesse Kauffman Virgil Jacobs

Elyria Town Line W C T U Meeting And Club Events

Mrs Schubert will host a meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union at her home Thursday afternoon. Evergreen Club picnic attendees came from here to Mrs William Cook in Oberlin. Circle 2 of St Peter's Amherst met at Mrs Mary and Mrs Fred Schaub on Dehn road. Children’s Day program held at South Ridge church Sunday evening. Various local residents visited relatives and friends including the Delofields, Ernsts, and Mathiases as well as doctors from Sandusky and Blymta.

Schubert Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Evergreen Club Mis William Cook Oberlin J. H. Delefield St. Peter's Church Amherst Mary Fred Schaub Dehn Road South Ridge Church

Weekend visits by area residents noted in local column

Miss Caroline Spiegelberg returned to Cleveland after a weekend with her brother and family Mr and Mrs L W Spie g elberg and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Breeler of Cleveland spent the weekend with L A Ernst and family Mr and Mrs Wm Breeler and daughter LaVerne of Olmsted visited relatives Thursday Mr and Mrs Charles Smith of Limaville Ohio were guests of Mr and Mrs W A Chambers and Sundar Their two children and other relatives were mentioned A bad accident occurred Sunday afternoon at the Logan Gas plant hill when a car speeding down the hill struck a tree injuring two young men One was seriously hurt An ambulance carried the injured to St Josephs hospital The driver was the most seriously injured and the other Elmer Cunningham of River Road returned to the scene after first aid at the hospital The car was wrecked Kenneth Youtzy of Grafton visited at the home of his brother Lester Youtzy and family Sunday Lois Youtzy called on Neva Carrick Sunday evening

L. A Fields E. D. Kern DeLloyd Agnes Mason Elyria Koonzt Kentucky Robinson Agnes de Lloyd Alta Myers Rinfliesch Black A. J. Hulse E. Henson Ely Mitchell Farm Paul J. Prince Troy W. Green Pittsfield J. Sigsworth Lucille Oberlin Fred Kent Cecil Grills Fred Berg Mary Latterman Birmingham Jeanette Berg Nellie Schroeder Amherst Wesley Sants Simeon Nash Frank Fowler Better Health Association Toledo Harvey Lipstine Richard Wicliffe Harlan Schramm Leonard Berg Clifton Simms Simms Limayville Ohio W. A. Chambers Sundar Logan St. Joseph's Hospital Elmer Cunningham River Road Kenneth Youtzy Grafton Lester Youtzy Lois Youtzy Neva Carrick

University of Kansas City earns full accreditation

Kansas City Missouri. The University of Kansas City will be recognized as a fully accredited four year college of liberal arts next year. Missouri University accrediting agencies have accepted the program offered by the school.

University Kansas City Missouri University

Model Ship Marks Grave Of Captain Bundy In Chicago

The grave of Capt Henry Bundy once a missionary in Chicago is marked by a glass enclosed model of the ship he sailed. The article notes the Cape Town summer season runs from November to March.

Chicago Henry Bundy Rosehill Cemetery Cape Town South Africa

Plymouth Car Ad Highlights Safety And Economy

Plymouth is presented as the lowest priced car that has all features. It touts hydraulic brakes for quick, stable stopping, all steel reinforced body, and air dow inspired weight distribution for a floating ride. New springs smooth bumps and cooling and ignition cut gas and oil use by 12 to 20 percent while boosting speed and power.

Trafic Plymouth Chrysler Dodge de Soto Chrysler Motors

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