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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
3
The meeting of 42 Granges officers was held last night with Peven d Wellington Grafton Car sle Eaton and Ridgeville represented Pomona Master and lecturer County Deputy attended.
Booster programs were discussed and a plan of three Granges meeting openly for judging their programs was proposed. Wellington Huntington and Penfield were grouped. Several other groups were listed. Final score due by July 29. A County Grange Picnic is set for early August at Wellington. A tour of all public institutions in the county was proposed.
A group of Oregon State College students attending the Chicago World Fair will receive free transport home and save the state 330 dollars. They will drive back two college farm trucks bought at factory prices, one hauling a hay baler.
Kansas City Kansas reporting on a local rural school graduation Anders Mindedah was the sole graduate of Maywood Rural Grade School noting the single student achievement and school milestone.
In Vandalia Missouri William Jones aged 75 died. His beard had grown to six feet in length at the time of his death. The report notes the remarkable facial hair as a local curiosity surrounding his passing.
Elyria Kiwanis Club heard James A. Hewitt, conservator of the Lorain County Bank, discuss progress toward opening the bank. He noted over 90 percent of deposits waived and remaining requirements nearly complete, urging signers to send waivers so final arrangements can be made. The club also moved to speed reopening of Cascade Park Swimming Pool, built with civic funds, to protect children from hazardous river swimming. five years with no drownings.
London June 30 France fights to save the gold standard and warns that failure to stabilize currency could invite retaliatory measures. The United States’ refusal to back currency stabilization leaves delegates anxious, with France arguing devaluation harms fair competition and could trigger tariffs or taxes against American goods.
NEW OBERLIN June 30 The Oberlin Farm Women's Club met at the Grange hall for a potluck dinner and business session. They voted to hold the annual picnic at Crystal Beach on the third Wednesday in July. The afternoon featured sewing quilt blocks and social visits. Several local residents attended from Oberlin and nearby Elyria and Lorain, with neighbors joining a swimming party at Municipal Beach Lorain last week.
Grange attendees from here included the Schmitz Manns Dion and Hastings families. Six new names were proposed for membership. Oberlin early life pictures were shown. Refreshments of ice cream and cookies followed. Will McPherson visited North Fairfield to spend the day with his son Carl. His wife joined him after a week at that home. Brigham Young University mothers graduate with children this spring. Mrs. Margaret Swenson and daughter Laulee plus Mrs. H N Smart and son Neff were classmates. Karl Marz and Friedrich Engels met in London and drafted the Communist Manifesto in 1847.
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