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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1932

Page

3

Two Lakes Steamers Ice Locked Off Ohio and Ontario

Two ships with 66 men remain trapped in ice in Lake Erie and near Put-in-Bay. Dredge Taylor with 40 crew is frozen near Moss Island while Fellowcraft with 26 sailors lies in a large ice floe off Amherstburg risking rock contact at Point Pelee. Coast guards attempt rescue amid a blizzard. New York tug frees the grounded crew near the Cuyahoga mouth.

Cleveland U. S. Engineering Corps Taylor Sra Moss Island Put-in-Bay Fellowcraft Colchester Point Ont Point Pelee Bay James A. Patterson Amherstperg Clevel Seat Detroit Coast Farl J. McQueen Ambherstbergdale Nicholson Transit Co New York Cuyahoga River California Great Lakes Towing Co

Deflationoverdone foretells next upturn in credits and prices

The piece argues that post 1929 contraction overcorrected, reducing money velocity and deposits while boosting debt and credits. It notes a shift from inflation to deflation, urging conversion of gold and goods into credits as conditions reverse. It also reports RAF flight trials in the Red Sea area and stresses applying knowledge.

United States Europe Mr. A Mrs. B Mr. B Mr. C Publishers’ Financial Bureau

Parents and Teachers Meet at Amherst South Event

Amherst Pr T A meeting on March 13 featured a radio children's program with a toy orchestra. Officers planned an athletic banquet run by the Ways and Means Committee. James M. Nicol sang, W H Hasselman of Cleveland spoke on Home, and a community Irish song sing was led by Mrs Helen Baker. The fifth grade won the parents attendance prize.

South Amherst Parent- Teachers’ Association Ways and Means James M. Pl Nicol Kathleen W. H. Hasselman Cleveland Helen Baker

Royal Neighbors Meet Adds Julia Gainok New Member

At the regular meeting on Tuesday evening Mrs. Julia Gainok was admitted as a new member. Plans were discussed for the Morain County Rally to be held here in May. A committee was appointed to decide where the banquet will be held. After the meeting the Drill Team practiced. Refreshments were served to a list of members including Miss Margaret Schneider and Mrs. John Witt.

Royal Neighbors Julia Gainok Morain County Gust Anderson John Wagener Margaret Schneider Raymond Jones Eugene Griffen Chas. Corbett Sam Slack Chas

Senior Class Rehearses Comedy Back Bone for Friday

The senior class prepares a three act comedy titled Back Bone. Principal Earl Keller directs the production with a Friday evening show planned for April 1.

Earl Keller

Funeral rites for Christ Wiegand at St. Joseph Amherst

Funeral services were held Wednesday at 9 AM from St. Josephs Church Amherst for Christ Wiegand. Burial followed in Calvary Cemetery, with local mourners in attendance.

Christ Wiegand St. Joseph’s Church Amherst Calvary Cemetery

Briefs on Columbus visitor and funeral attendance

O E Duff of Columbus was a recent visitor of friends here. Carl Gibson and Henry Kolb attended the funeral services of the late Stuart Strickler held at the Disciple Church in Elyria on Wednesday afternoon.

O. E. Duff Columbus Carl Gibson Henry Kolb Stuart Strickler Elyria

Montana Snow Aids Farmers

After two years of drought Montana farmers welcomed reports of winter snow that filled water reserves, signaling a more plentiful supply for the 1932 farm season in Helena and across the state.

Montana Helena Mont

DADOUN AGAINST MUARDING Ot GURRONGY

Babson Park Florida March 11 This letter argues hoarding cash harms prosperity by ignoring credit, claiming wealth comes from credit not money. It explains how credit expands with optimism and contracts with pessimism, and illustrates money circulation's impact on deposits, loans, and prices.

Babson Park Fla Man N

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