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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1938
Page
5
Boake Carter criticizes Roosevelt for using a hostile tone to push monopoly curbs. He argues the president inflames class hatreds, invokes fascism, and treats price uniformity as guilt, while ignoring the federal government’s own role in creating monopolies and a call for decentralization.
The April Dairy Association notes Lorain County cattle totals with 27 herds and 390 cows including high Jersey and Holstein/Jersey herds. It argues Roosevelt's decentralization will occur, criticizing central government power and price fixing while praising industry shifts toward smaller, decentralized production.
Amherst residents are invited as Kathrine Schriver opens her home to the Study Hour Club this evening. A mother and daughter banquet is planned at the Congregational Church parlors at 6 pm with an interesting program. Clean-up days are set for Wednesday to Friday next week. Mayor Garland asks residents to place rubbish in curbside containers for pickup. South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197 holds a regular meeting Friday evening at the club rooms.
Oberlin will host the Lorain County 20th anniversary of the first U S air mail flight on May 16 with a parade through the business district and a program at the Athletic Field. Delegations from county communities attend a wreath ceremony for W D Sharp and a luncheon at the Oberlin Inn. A special exhibit at Carnegie Library highlights Lorain County’s air mail contributions and cadets will be issued for National Air Mail Week.
Amid plans for air mail week events officials note Oberlin College links to aviation pioneers. Cleveland postmasters outlined mail routes via ships to Cleveland then planes to destinations with Oberlin named for Wright Brothers connection and Charles M Hall.
Mr and Mrs Guy Livermore hosted a birthday party honoring Marie Driver Berlin Heights Norma Livermore Wellington and Edith Farmer West Clarks. Other guests included Cora Taylor and Harry Stone Berlin Heights Laurence Livermore Wellington Ray Comstock and daughter Townsend Claude Farmer and daughter Joan West Clarks.
A flurry of Sunday and weekday visits is reported from Norwalk and nearby, with many families hosting friends and relatives from Flint Michigan, Ashland Lorain and Cleveland. Birth announced a baby boy born May 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shafer. Multiple gatherings include Westside guests at the homes of Harwood Spear Baun and Keller and Lane families.
Vincent Jotlings presents the Markley Boy Scouts Troop 133 with their assistant scout master leading a community program. The group trains youth in leadership, outdoor skills, and citizenship.
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