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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1937
Page
2
The article outlines a Roosevelt Lewis strategy to limit sit-down strikes via court-backed private property rights, while using patience for potential conflict. It notes moves to curb newspaper radio monopolies, Perkins backing Lewis, and Wheeler’s court reform push amid a broader labor policy clash and cross Atlantic naval signals.
Oberlin Conservatory Woodwind Ensemble under Professor George Wallam will tour the Middle West during spring vacation, performing nine concerts over six days from March 28 to April 2 in Oak Park Highland Park Deerfield Shields High School Wheaton Elgin Anamosa Cornell College Cedar Rapids Coe College. The group features Ruth Blair Kalamazoo Lois Fees Racine Anton Winkler Cleveland Vernon Reeder Cleveland Marvin Howe Manon Gordon Jones Racine with solo work at Cedar Rapids and Beethover Club appearance.
Misses Elsie and Margaret Bogardy hosted a party for the Cheers Stitchers Club at their South Amherst home on March 23. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Steve Bodnar, Helen Saras, and Elizabeth Martin. A green and white color scheme carried through the refreshments for seven members. The next meeting will be at Mrs Bodnar's home.
The Rev Fr Murphy will lead a Lenten service at Nativity Church Wednesday at 7 30 pm and Rev C E Schmidt will conduct Holy Communion services Thursday. Britain plans to expand its Pacific fleet from 35 to 90 ships, including five dreadnoughts, while Secretary Swanson delays two new battleships for six months to learn from Britain. Major LaGuardia's stance shields Ambassador Dodd in Berlin amid a diplomatic shakeup. Uncle Sam may see funds from the Mellon endowment to buy old masterpieces as maritime policy debates heat over government versus private ship operation. Mississippi flood and soil erosion losses are cited, Jewish groups protest Italian radio propaganda in Palestine, and cotton overproduction worries the Agriculture Department.
Betty Townes 18 was cited for speeding. Her father Clayton Townes former Cleveland mayor and longtime city council member admitted guilt for her case saying she needed a lesson. Betty was fined five dollars and her license revoked for 30 days.
A vintage ad promotes a 25 cent remedy for bladder irritation. It claims results in days and promises to flush impurities, ease nocturnal urination, and reduce burning and backache with “Bukets” made into green tablets sold by C. C. Bowers, Druggist.
A church union is planned at St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church at 7 30. Mrs Jack Heathcote will open her home for the New Year 6 and friends of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society Thursday afternoon. Mrs Alex Garland will be the assisting hostess.
The Congregational Ladies Dime Society will gather at the home of Mrs. Arthur Engle on Thursday. Dinner will be served at noon by Mrs. Engle and Mrs. Edwin Harper. Time will be spent quilting.
Sunday morning service featured a communion observance conducted by Rev B H Ryan. During the Sunday school hour Harold Allsop and Elmer Harris performed a vocal duet.
A regular South Amherst American Legion Post 197 meeting was held in the club rooms Friday evening with Sice commander William Slack presiding. Routine business was transacted and a Lorain County Council meeting followed with thirteen council members and ten local Legion members present. A social hour and refreshments closed the event.
The Sandstone Cloverettes Pour-H Club met Friday afternoon at the school for its season kickoff. Officers chosen include Pett Bechstien as president Ninabelle Witt as vice president Norma Brucker as secretary Wary Murdich as treasurer Beverly Mori as News Reporter Margar et Gall as Recreation Leader and Mrs George Kohler as advisor. The group planned to send flowers to their advisor at St Josephs Hospital who is ill. Nine members plus the advisor comprise the club. next meeting date to be announced.
Miss Margaret Bogardy was the guest of Dr and Mrs Siege in Cleveland on Sunday. Russell Allsop, a student of law, attended the event as part of the social gathering.
At Ohio State University a student is spending spring recess with his mother Mrs Anna Allsop. Mr and Mrs John Sledz and daughter Helen were Senate guests of relatives in Cleveland Mr and Mrs Martin Springer. Russell Springer and Lois Springer visited Amherst relatives of John Springer. Mrs Frank Bogardy and Joanne visited Lorain relatives. John Rohl of Wellington and Willam Bechstien returned from a Tennessee business trip. Robert Allsop C E Gratz and Henry Kolb attended a Masonic meeting in Oberlin Friday evening.
In Concord Massachusetts a burglar broke into The Mayside the Hawthorne residence and stole a small radio set. Priceless manuscripts and relics were left unmolested and gratitude noted for security absence.
Kenora Ont The Lake of the Woods area long a retreat for anglers may attract prospectors. John W Shaw consulting engineer for Red Lake Gold Shore says the region has a good chance of developing mines and is worth mining interest. He believes there may be veins rather than small pockets of ore.
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