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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1933
Page
6
Mrs James Roosevelt photographed through a train window as she travels from Slade Park New York to Washington to help her son the president and Mrs Roosevelt celebrate their 26th wedding anniversary.
Mrs Mood Walker entertained the Jol ly Friendship Birthday Club at her Penfield home with Mrs Minnie Jackson of LaGrange assisting. A cafeteria dinner fed 16 guests despite high water east of the Diack River. The next meeting is planned for April 2 at Mrs Ray Shaw’s home. Frank Kalet and Robert Sween ey visited Hugh Nolan’s northeast Elyria home while Fay Robinson and children joined Sunday dinner at the Winfield Kimber residence.
Washington March 20 President Roosevelt plans prompt action to prevent a banking crisis recurrence and curb speculative abuses. He aims to present a plan before Congress recesses, with Glass Banking Bill as a likely basis, including branch banking and restrictions on bank affiliates. Debates pit Wall Street centralized control against Main Street neighborhood banks.
A collage of society glimpses from New York in March detailing encounters with Dorothy Stone Kay Francis Jean Dalrymple Cosmo Hamilton and Carl Van Vechten. It includes remarks on Anna Held Jr Lloyd Nolan Francis Lederer and others plus humorous anecdotes and cultural jottings.
A cryptic line hints at a man’s face appearing only after a cycle of winters and summers, suggesting a long passage of time or delayed recognition within a group of boys. The wording evokes reflection on aging, memory, and exposure through changing seasons.
The regular monthly PTA session was held Thursday evening March 16 at the school house with about twenty members present. President Mrs Sprague led a prayer, reports were read, hot lunches were agreed to continue, and plans were made for April Lorain County Council meetings in Avon with Mrs Miers as afternoon speaker and Professor Cole of Oberlin as evening speaker. Disussions were lengthy but no action taken.
A march of social calls, visits and gatherings spans Elyria and nearby towns. Notables include Miss Sophia Kiamat and Mr Sheerzy’s wedding serenade, church plays by the Metholdis church Sunday School, and multiple visits among the Wagners, Scotts, McIntires, and Morrises.
An anniversary party was planned for Thursday evening March 30 in the church parlors for all class members. The next business meeting is set for Thursday evening April 13 with the location to be announced later. The evening featured pleasant conversation and harmonica and piano music.
Pleasantville items list visits by M Stanislawski and Milton Behner of Mountain Home Arkansas to relatives in Cleveland and Oberlin. Attorne y Guy Wheeler visits brother Myles Wheeler. Dinners and Sunday visits with Wheeler, Behner, and Gullett families noted.
Milton Letson of Mountain Home Arkansas plans to spend the summer with grandparents Mr and Mrs M S Bebner. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs Bert Bedner and daughter Alice visited relatives of Mr and Mrs S Bebner for several days before Mr and Mrs M Stanislawet left for Arkansas.
Miss Paddock county health nurse will hold her third health demonstration at Mrs. Melvin Unger home on Tuesday March 21 at 1 30 PM All ladies invited.
A Chesterton quotation asserts mobs are inherently moral and mockingly says no mob could demand solving the circle squaring or a precise Transit of Venus observation. The saying critiques crowd judgments and rational limits.
The Taj Mahal design will be copied on a Philadelphia estate to serve as a bird sanctuary. An authoritative architectural copy is planned with landscape work closely following the original. Construction will start soon on a 176 acre tract bought by George M. Warthem near Bryn Athyn Cathedral.
In Brockton Massachusetts the Home National Bank allocates $100 to each of its 42 employees as bequests from the late Fred B. Howard former chairman and president of the bank.
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