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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1934

Page

3

Business lender criticizes to New Deal Washington

Silas H. Strawn, Chicago attorney, told 22nd national convention of the United States Chamber of Commerce that America must balance its budget, return to the gold standard, and revise the securities act before prosperity. His prepared address to about 2,000 executives followed H. J. Harriman's defense of the New Deal and the National Recovery and Agricultural Adjustment acts.

Washington America Silas H. Strawn Chicago United States Chamber of Commerce Strawn H. J. Harriman Chamber

Business Leaders Call For End To Experimental Legislation

Taxey Unbearable Strawn urges a full return to normalcy with budget balance, spending cuts, and a clear end to further experimental laws. He criticizes high taxes and restrictive legislation hindering capital, presses for a federal stock exchange act, and favors long term securities markets to revive industry. He urges a public pivot to confidence and definite policy statements from the president.

NRA Taxey Strawn

Hop yard grows on Chemawa townsite in Oregon

The old Chemawa townsite in Champoeg Oregon, once home to one of the state's first villages, has become a thriving hop yard this spring. Where hop vines now grow stood former buildings including a schoolhouse, machine shop, Masonic hall and various businesses.

Champoeg Ore Chemawa Oregon Elyria Wear Avenue Lodi Street Broad Mill Streets Mill North Streets Elyria Lumber and Coal Company Legion Hall Elytia Oberlin C. W. Morrison Oberlin§ Conservatory of Music Frank H. Shaw Standard Oil Penn Pennsylvania Ohio

Harry Glatz Returns to Elyria Refrigeration Dept

Harry Glatz, formerly manager of the George A. Clark Co. store, has returned to Elyria to head the refrigerator department at Heidmyer Hardware Co. The couple will reside in Elyria. Mrs. Glatz was an Elyria resident before marriage. Glatz is a local Elks member and says he is glad to be back in the city.

Harry Glatz George A. Clark Co Elyria Mr. Glatz Heidmyer Hardware Co Stewart-Warner Mrs. Glatz

Pittsfield Schools Present Drama At Community Church

Pittsfield reports show six local schools performed dramas at the Community Church with awards to District No. 3 first for Scattering of Seeds, District No. 7 second for Miss Pansy’s Party, and District No. 1 third for Gossiping Party. Judges graded presentation and acting with musical numbers by Drugman trip of Elyria. Also notes society gathering, a stolen car found and returned, and local birthdays and visits, plus a May 25 eighth grade commencement at the church.

Pittsfield Sneary Pansy Adeline Becker Bessie Riggs Miss Beckers School Mable Clark Peueld Gertrude Smith East Carlisle Flora Pike South Amherst Elyria

Summer Home Returns and Local Social Visits

Friends hope for a speedy recovery as Mrs Jousie Mruso returns home for the summer after wintering with her sister in Toledo. Mr and Mrs Oscar Thompson and relatives from Elyria visited Leroy Lounsbrough. Mrs Walter Green stayed with Mrs Frank Bohn in New London, whose nervous collapse led to hospital stay, then returned home. Green also visited nephew Mr Worcester in Brighton who was burned by a buzz saw weeks ago. Communion services were held at the Community Church Sunday morning with an inspiring sermon by Rev Baker.

Lorain Winfield Avery Lorrain Oherlinav Avery George Hines Wallace Bear Columbus Dayton Lima Indianapolis Ind A. M. Sherburne Walter West Wellington Mary Lounsbrough of Obern LeRoy Lounsbrough Jousie Mruso Rickit Toledo Oscar Thompson Elyria Walter Green Frank Bohn New London

Litchfield Briefs Highlight Local Socials and Events

Litchfield brief notices list numerous Sunday callers, club meetings, baptist mission events, a school musical program, and local visits. Mentions of families from Mallet Creek, Erhart, Medina, Cleveland, Lorain, and Elyria, plus planned inspections, a junior senior banquet, and a finger injury from a door accident.

Litchfield, CO H. L. Brintnall Mallet Creek Rauscher Erhart A. O. Frombaugh Charles Eberle Bridge Cleveland C. R Platte Foskett A. 0. Frombaugh J. H. Barth Elton Wheeler Beatrice O. BE. S Oberlin Warren Versoys Eva Bailing Lorain C. A. Remp Co. L. Bowman John Kemp Abbeyville Henry Pfeiffer Baptist Church Lorain Association Jacqueline Canfield Will Watkins Akron Co. M. Turner C. F. Turner Euclid F. S. Turner Roger Leach Dell Baken Streett Russell Canfield Orrin Kellogg Milla House North Street William Baish H. H. Peters Durkot Virginia Radio Lakewood Gamma Sigma Sorority Carter

Complaints Spur Study On Sunday Movie Showings

Education committee of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce reviews complaints about Sunday motion picture operations. A W C T U event entertained 120 newsboys at G A R Hall with speakers Rev C L Wright and others. Nearly 200 IOOF lodge members from multiple towns gathered in Elyria to mark Odd Fellowship’s 90th anniversary with Rev B J Black delivering the principal address.

Elyria Chamber of Commerce G. A. R. Hall C. L. Wright United Presbyterian Church A. R. Webber P. D. Reely J. P. Sala Arthur Todd Newsboys’ Association Amherst C. F. Lodge Lorain Oberlin Wellington Almnherst Grafton Opera House Odd Fellowship B. J. Black Amherst M. E. Church

Brighton Township grain elevator cooperative formed

Farmers across the county drive a cooperative grain elevator by taking over an abandoned building. An attempt by Socialists and Bolshevists to hold a meeting at Lorain last night nearly sparked a riot before police dispersed the crowd.

Brighton Township Lorain

Pandemonium as Pig Drive Disrupts Public Square

A town event yesterday near the public square sparked excitement when a wagon wheel broke, sending 390 pigs into the street. A meeting with an out of town man, billed as principal speaker, drew a local audience as the uproar unfolded.

Goats and Goat Milk Combat Tuberculosis in Children

Goats show immune response to tuberculosus. goat milk valued for treating and preventing tuberculosis in children. Credible evidence cited by researchers highlights nutritional and therapeutic benefits of goat milk in disease resistance and recovery.

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