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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1937

Page

10

Unemployment census debated amid Roosevelts economic debates

Officials question value of a jobless count while estimates place unemployment around 9.5 million to 2 million fewer, raising doubts about relief costs and recovery progress. Analysts note potential political risks ahead of the 1940 reelection year and discuss timing for a possible door-to-door census.

Roosevelt Hopkins Mayors’ Conference Ma. Tfupnifte Abpccs Uncle Sam Washington Messrs Mr. Roosevelt Capitol Hill

Spring Elevates Truancy in Elyria Schools

April saw a surge in truancy among Elyria students as springlike days arrived. Wilful truancy reached 38 cases, more than double March, with sickness 1 and neglect by parents causing 23 absences. Williams logged 223 cases that month, mostly tardiness and absence, up from 185 in the prior month.

Elyria C. M. Williams Williams

Federal Trade Commission Drives Roosevelt Anti-Inflation Push

The piece notes the FTC leading anti inflation efforts, with March prosecutions setting records and April figures likely higher, while Supreme Court upholds state price fixing yet FTC targets firms using it in retail wars. It highlights White House support for new measures and internal party battles over power and funds, plus crosswise feuds among administration figures and labor leaders.

Federal Trade Commission Supreme Court White House Roosevelt Washington Byrnes South Carolina Robinson Arkansas

School permits and missing students reported in Williams notices

In the family context seven deaths and other counts are noted while 19 students remained missing at home. Williams issued one notice to a student and two to employers for noncompliance with state school laws. He granted 149 school permits to boys and 115 to girls, totaling 264 since September.

Williams

Miss Mori Hostess Delights Jolly Chekers Club

The Jolly Chekers Club was entertained at Miss Betty Mori's home. A wiener roast was planned for a near future gathering. After the business meeting a "Snipe Hunt" and indoor games followed. The next meeting will be at the Heussner home.

South Amherst Jolly Chekers Club Betty Mori Heussner

Royal Neighbor Lodge May Meeting Planned at Swiss Hall

Mrs. Merton Bailey and her daughter Miss Myrtle will entertain Royal Neighbor Lodge members at Swiss Hall Thursday evening for the regular May meeting. All members are urged to attend.

Merton Bailey Myrtle Royal Neighbor Lodge Swiss Hall

Church Board Meeting and Ladies Aid Hostesses

An official board meeting will be held at the church this evening at 7 30 oclock with Rev B H Organ in charge. The Ladies Aid Society will be entertained in the church parlors Thursday afternoon with Mrs Belle Brock sicker and Mrs Joseph Heathcote as hostesses. Everyone attending is asked to bring something to sell.

B. H Rgan Ladies Aid Society Belle Brocksicker Joseph Heathcote

Ascension Day Services At Local Church

An Ascension Day service will be held Thursday morning at 7 00 and 7 45 and in the evening at 7 30 with the Rev. R J Steiger in charge.

R. J. Steiger

Legion Post 197 Plans Regular Friday Meeting

A regular meeting of the South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197 will be held in the club rooms Friday evening.

South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197

Junior-Senior Reception Hosts Trip to Cleveland

The Senior Class of the local school will join the Junior class for their annual reception on Saturday evening. The event includes a planned trip to Cleveland for the group.

Cleveland

Amherst Business Men's Association Meeting Update

The Amherst Business Men's Association met at South Amherst town hall on Monday evening. Legion Auxiliary Post No. 197 served a two course dinner to twenty nine members at 6 30, with spring flowers in the table decorations.

Business Men’s Association of Amherst South Amherst Legion Auxiliary Post No. 197

Florence Heussner Returns to School Duties

Miss Florence Heussner, long ill at home, has recovered and resumed her duties as secretary at the local high school after a two week illness period.

Florence Heussner

Avon PLISZKA-JAMESON wedding in Ripley NY

Avon Miss Josephine Pliszka of Lorain and Wayne Jameson of Avon were married at Ripley New York on Thursday April 29 by a Presbyterian minister.

Avon Josephine Pliszka Lorain Wayne Jameson Ripley New York

Joint quarterly service at Avon church with pot luck

A joint quarterly gathering of the local M. E. church and Vincent church convened at the Avon church last night starting with a 6 30 pot luck supper. Dr. Vernon Wagar district superintendent attended the meeting.

M. E. Church Vincent Church Avon Church Vernon Wagar

Weekend Visits Across States Highlight Local Socials

Gwendolyn Adams and Perle Wilford spent the weekend in Delaware Ohio. Mr and Mrs Wilson Jameson visited Dover with the Dodds on Tuesday evening. Ed Casper hosted Sunday guests from Cleveland. Barbara Long of Cleveland visited Avon relatives. Cecil Moore and children were weekend guests in Fountain City Indiana. Commissioner Florence Derrick Camp sent a 10.52 bill to Harrison Township for silk hose damage at township board meetings. And the bill isn't a joke.

Gwendolyn Adams Perle Wilford Delaware Ohio Wilson Jameson Ashton Dodd Dover Ed. Casper Jack Taylor Cleveland Barbara Long Avon Cecil Moore Donald and Shirley Fountain City Indiana Tarentum Florence Derrick Camp Harrison Township

Tailor urges swift clothing submissions ahead of Coronation

Gottlieb the tailor appeals to readers to mail in garments promptly as the Coronation of the King nears. If late, residents can visit Brookside Zoo for alternatives. Phone 2785 11 Broad St.

Gottlieb Brookside Zoo Broad St

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