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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1936

Page

6

A New Way to Dissipate Savings Part I

You and Your Nation's Affairs argues the Presidents plan to tax undistributed corporate income to force surplus distribution as dividends. It warns that taxing surpluses harms savings, production, employment, and worker income, urging readers to consider the proposal's impact on employees, employers, and stockholders.

Yue Congress Treasury So Ial Ford Motor Company General Motors

Wakeman Sewing Project Begins With Community Meeting

On March 5 the first meeting of residents interested in the new re caning chairs project will be held at Mrs. Frank Ags home. The 23 session plan invites each attendee to bring a covered dish and her own table service as part of the workshop.

Wakeman Frank Ags

Hugenots Saciers of Ohio to Attend State Officers Meeting

Columbus to Springfield trip for Ohio D. ARB state officers meeting announced. Red Caps elect officers Leonard Gerber as president G T Seutt as vice president Adrein g Manager John Todd Manager Clarence Bailey and field captain Fred Bartolomei. Cadet Charles Clark to join Kemper Military School cadet trip with 38 peers for ten days in the East under chaperones Major boa T Isvine and Mr Kird.

Hugenots Saciers Ohio Columbus Springfield Ohio D. Arb. State Officers Meeting Red Caps Leonard Gerber G. T. Seutt John Todd Clarence Bailey Fred Bartlome Charles Clark C. S. Clark, Jr Kemper Military School Cadet Corps Boonville Boa T Isvine Kird Louis

Elyria YMCA drive to raise $190000 in Elyria

A campaign to establish a modern Elyria YMCA will run March 25 to April 5, with seven teams of 14 workers each aiming to raise $190,000 for construction. Fire damaged Auto Inn on West Broad Street, with $5000 loss. Rain limited spread. Elyria Home Garden Association plans plantings on bridges. County commissioners blocked a proposal to widen county roads. City residents urged paving on several streets. North Ridge Road to be State Highway No 535. Elyria High guard Charles France elected captain for next year. Oberlin appoints Circle Stoddard as police chief of Alma Michigan. Lorain County road work to begin April 1 at $260,900. state plans 1 mile road work at $449,000. Lake Road widening Lorain to Vermilion slated at $300,000. Lions Club organized in Elyria with 23 charter members.

Elyria Auto Inn West Broad Street Elyria Home Garden Association Ejriia Board of Control and Property Owners Lorain Oak Point Erie Avenue Loran Clinton Street Hamilton Street Harwood Street Parkview Court State Highway Department North Ridge Road Charles France Elyria High School Oberlin Circle Stoddard Albi- Michigan Donald F Herrick Lorain County Vermilion Lions’ Club Elrria

Unicannered Legislation topic noted Monday night

Monday night Sne spoke on the subject Unicannered Legislation. The Stedies Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs. Don Hastings on Friday afternoon.

Sne Stedies Missionary Society Don Hastings

Funeral Rites Held for Adolph Gureska in Grafton

Large turnout attended the funeral at the M. EL church for Adolph Gureska with Rev. Armin Schroeder officiating and Walter Smith singing. Burial in Nesbett cemetery with American Legion handling. relatives came from Elmore Cleveland Lakewood North Olmsted LaPorte Carlisle LaGrange Erie and Gratton. A Kuoi-A-Thread Quilt club gathering at the Johnson home marked a farewell as Mr and Mrs John son prepare to move to LaGrange.

Adolph Gureska M.el Armin Schroeder Eisra Walter Smith Karl Kolinski American Legion Nesbett Elmore Cleveland Lakewood North Olmsted LaPorte Carlisle LaGrange Eiria Gratton Wesler Johnson Kuoi-A-Thread Quilt Club Johnson Ora Sprague Tile Oberlin Arthur Wise Clayton Sooy Walter Allen Clair West Jack George Hamburg James Aldrich John Bowman Robert Jack Richard Rita Johnson Grafton LaGranze

Friends Entertained and Club Meets in Local Notices

Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Jack Rule hosted friends to honor Mr and Mrs Hugh Szymerson now of Lodi with cards and lunch. The Victory Quilt group met with Mrs Bert Schaeffer to finish a quilt for the hostess. Dinner guests included the Swartz visitors Everette Hastings Jerome Pease and Armin Parma and Dewey Aldrich family from LaGrange.

Jack Rule Hugh Szmerson Lodi Albert Pro Earl Lewht Carl Davidson Daniel Beiden Merle Lehman Vigil Kiine Summerton Rule Bert Schaeffer D. A. Swartz Everette Hastings North Oberlin Jerome Pease Armin Parma Dewey Aldrich and LaGrange William Burke Cleveland George Kline Myron Ross Bertha Betty Schaeffer John Gravenstetter Weymouth A. L. Haury

National Whirligig Reacts to Roosevelts Tax Debate

The piece reviews Roosevelt’s disarming stance on treasury economy measures and Morgenthau’s push for aggressive savings. It notes a proposed tax plan to raise revenue, the influence of business and industry on policy, and Senate lobbying dynamics. It highlights tensions with critics on Capitol Hill and the broader wartime economic debate shaping public and political response.

Roosevelt Treasury Herre Morgenthau Morgenthau Capitol Hill House Senate

FasTeeth Tooth Powder Promises Firm Comfort

An old advertisement proclaims FASTEETH powder keeps false teeth secure and comfortable without gummy taste. It claims no gum irritation or mouth soreness, reduces embarrassment, and urges purchase at Muir's or any reputable druggist.

Fasteeth Muir

Avon Birthday Honored

A group of friends surprised George Smith at his Case road home on Friday evening to celebrate his birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brush and daughters Dorothy Doris and Clarissa from Chestnut Ridge, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Underhill, Mrs. Linda Rundle, Miss Florence Rundle, and Mrs. Gregory of Elyria. The gathering featured cards and lunch. Prayer meetings: Baptist church to sponsor cottage prayers in congregational homes Thursday 10 AM to 4:30 PM at Townsend Jenkins and Barnes homes.

Avon Mareh George Smith Case Road Clarence Brush Dorothy Doris Clarissa Chestnut Ridge Frederick Underhill Linda Rundle Florence Rundle Gregory Elyria The Baptist Church John Townsend G. L. Jenkins H. Barnes LaFayette Harry Hubbard Frank Sehnetde Con Lakewood Arnold Buck Robert Buck Schneider Elliott North Olmsted J. C. Gough John Johnson Avon Friends E. Edwards Jack van Arsdale Columbia van Arsdale

Start Term In Pen For Three

Deputy sheriffs on Saturday sent John Jackson of Elyria to the Columbus penitentiary for a term of one to three years for support of his three children. Also taken to Mansfield reform school were John Onofry of Lorain and Thomas Olds of Elyria for indeterminate terms for assault with intent to kill and robbery respectively. Local brief notes: LaFayette resident spent Sunday with the Har ry Hubbard family.

Abertifs John Jackson Elyrng Columbus John Onofry Lorain Thomas Olds Elyria Mansfield Reformatory

Toronto children struck by pseudo hypertrophic muscular distrophy

Twenty four Toronto children have succumbed to a strange malady described as pseudo hypertrophic muscular distrophy. The disease withers muscles until they disappear and is considered virtually incurable.

Toronto Ont

Co Eds Give Up Pipes At Stanford Union

Palo Alto report notes Blanford co-eds tried emancipation by smoking pipes but few of a dozen original buyers returned to replenish supplies. The piece quotes cigar counter custodian Lester Gunther and reflects on self image and mistaken esteem.

Palo Alto Cal Blanford Lester Gunther Stanford Union Pines Tobacca

Tonic Restores Color and Vigor, Says Reader Testimony

A reader describes personal decline from low spirits and fatigue due to stress and colds. After trying a course of a traditional tonic their color returns, energy improves, and they feel like their old self again, crediting the remedy for renewed strength.

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