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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1938
Page
8
Mrs Roosevelt writes a lively Reader's Digest piece on Washington cherry blossoms. She recalls their origin around the Tidal Basin and urges planting more trees in temperate regions, noting their low maintenance and longevity while acknowledging past flood and cutting threats.
A reflective column links cherry blossom season to political temper in Washington and abroad. It references controversy over Japanese symbols, accusations about a First Lady, and the broader idea that warmth and openness could foster better understanding. Mentions Karl Crowley and Texas politics as well as Hitler’s campaign tactics and media coverage in Vienna.
Avon Lake notes PTA plans a paper sale for April 13 hosted by Mrs Roy Currant and Mrs John Anneson. A book sale proceeds will be at the Congregational church Friday afternoon. Womens League sponsors an anniversary card party. Other local items include hospital visits, school departures, and community club gatherings with residents from Berea Lorain and Hudson, Ohio.
In Cleveland on Tuesday Mrs Anton Frasier Mrs Roy Durrant and Mrs Joe Boehm won prizes at the Osterland event. Mrs Joe Boehm will host in two weeks. Mrs R Brockman held a vanishing luncheon on Wednesday.
Sunday visits and weekend travel populate this terse North Russia roundup. Mentions Harvey Lipstrue and family of Woicitie, Mr and Mrs Elmer Schubert, Vera Mae Schubert, Chester Nash, Mrs Mertan Schubert, Herman Laurenz family, and Simeon Nash, with various calls on relatives in Sandusky, Amherst, Elyria, Norwalk, and Norwalk area towns.
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