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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1936
Page
11
The piece explains how dust storms fueled by deforestation and soil erosion worsen floods in central plains and eastern states. It details consequences like ruined homes, hunger, and disease, urging forest restoration and support for relief agencies to restore normal life for flood victims.
The National Dadsstria Conference Board estimates that 11,120,925 persons derive part or all of their income from the Federal Government. Major groups include 3,729,017 on government aid and 1,108,766 on the federal payroll in December 1935. The piece argues about saturation and unfulfilled campaign promises to merge bureaus and cut employes.
A fragmented column by O. O. McIntsten blends culinary mentions with sketches of writers performers and theaters. It touches on dessert lore and tastes of diverse influences while drifting through memories and anecdotes about public figures and artistic life.
The piece quotes J Edgar Hoover warning crime starts at home noting twenty percent of crime is by those not yet eligible to vote or barely teens. It calls parental discipline and home training key to prevention and cites famílias mishandling children as a moral issue.
A fragmented notice lists anniversaries for figures such as John Bartram and Schuler Colfax, then notes various historical births and deaths with dates and places. It also references the 1792 Pension Acts, the University of California chartering, and a 1931 Franco-German artillery clash with casualties.
A fragmented roster lists diverse figures with birthplaces and ages, including Gudre Fiorence Aten of Columbus connected to the 6th Federal Circus, Joan Crawford born in San Antonio, and Dr. Chert s L Parsons of the American Chemical Society. Also noted are Sidney Himan, Robert H Davis, and Dr. Tarseph Q Adams, all with brief biographical anchors and origins.
Wellington, March 25 Maree Powell, son of Mr and Mrs W J Powell of 12 Barker Street, Wellington, an instructor of French at Harvard Linensity, has been named a Sheldon Fellow. The traveling fellowship is $1540 funded by the Department of Romance Language. He and his wife will sail to Paris, France in September to continue research for his Doctor of Philosophy degree.
Former Wellington resident Aiden H. Emery, chief engineer at the U.S. Bureau of Mines, promoted to assistant manager of the Chemical Society. A 1915 Wellington High School graduate, he studied at Oberlin, Ohio State, and George Washington University, and has served as editor and section editor for Chemical Abstracts and Metallurgical Abstracts. He will assume the new post April 11 in Washington, D.C. The piece notes ongoing Red Cross mood relief efforts led by Major Eldo Lehman in Wellington. ENTRE NOUS HOSTESS Mrs. William Wadsworth hosted the Entre Nous club with high bridge scores for Treva Hill and Ruth Baum. dessert was served.
A 55 year old city horoscope from Ville, D C notes an aggressive day. A child may show fighter tendencies and a quarrelsome edge is unlikely. In women the traits are masculine, with strong opinions and ready to give information. Copyrighted.
Funeral services for Carrie Solidarityes, 57, wife of Harry, were held at Huntington Methodist Church with Rev. John Koontz, burial in Huntington cemetery. She died Friday night after a brief bout of intestinal influenza. Survived by husband, five children, parents Daniel and Lena Baum, and siblings. A brief business meeting followed at the Methodist church Friday evening.
Mrs Blanche Smith substituted for illness as host. Devotions led by Mrs James C Turner. Mrs Charles Church presented 4-H members with magical stunts Hawaiian guitar Joyce Meredith instrumental duet Teddy Jones Warren Williamson and a tap routine. Ethan Newberger Mr Horace Bassett played piano duets. Refreshments served by Mr Sabble and helpers. A group including Mr and Mrs Warner returned from Hollywood Fla and spent the weekend at the Warner home. Sixteen former Grand Slam Bridge players attended a chicken dinner at the Kamser Hotel Thursday. Mrs Fay Buise is slowly recovering from antiness.
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