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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1938

Page

17

Farmer Philosophy and Public Policy Debate In Early Broadcasts

A compilation of quotes from Boake Carter and A. J. Johnson critique government loan programs and private monopolies, arguing that New Deal policies risk enslaving farmers to federal agencies. The prose contrasts mortgage foreclosures in Arkansas with relief rhetoric and cites Lincoln and labor leaders, noting political spin and petitioning dynamics.

Washington Carter A. J. Johnson The Iowa Farmers Union Department of Agriculture Arkansas Henry Wallace Arkansas Farm Abraham Lincoln Workingmen's Association of New York

Sixteen Club Social at Center Road Hosted by the Bucks

On Saturday evening the Sixteen club was entertained by Mr and Mrs Arnold Buck at their Center Road home. Prize winners in the card games were Mr and Mrs Frank Pickering. A lunch followed the games.

AVON Sixteen Club Arnold Buck Center Road Frank Pickering

Loyal Youth Social Meeting at Baptist Church

The Loyal Youth of the Baptist Sunday School will host a monthly social in the church dining room on Wednesday evening May 11.

Loyal Youth of the Baptist Sunday School Church

Avon Lake Eighth Graders Tour Ford Plant

Avon Lake eighth graders visited the Ford plant during a school trip. The outing occurred in early May with students from Avon Lake taking part in the educational excursion and tour of the facility.

Avon Lake

Students visit Henry Ford museum and factory tour

Fifty students traveled by chartered bus to Fort Dearborn for a Henry Ford museum and factory tour. Mr. William Pyson eighth grade home room teacher and Supt L J King supervised. The trip was part of the school educational tours for the year. The party left at six in the morning and returned in the evening.

Fort Dearborn Henry Ford William Pyson L J. King

Twins Born to Mr and Mrs Drake at Lakewood Hospital

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Drake welcomed twins a girl and a boy weighting 6 1 2 pounds each born Saturday morning at Lakewood Hospital. Mrs Drake is Mable Hunter a former Avon Lake postmistress. Mr Drake is the son of Mayor Drake. Mr and Mrs Fred Horwedel were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Traxler in Columbia.

Kenneth Drake Lakewood Hospital Drake Mable Hunter Avon Lake Mayor Drake Fred Horwedel Albert Traxler Columbia

Horwedel Couple Welcome Baby Son at Memorial Elyria

Mr and Mrs Mary Horwedel announce the arrival of a baby boy at Memorial Hospital Elyria. Friday Mrs Carl Hochwalt hosted a Pinochle Club gathering with refreshments and prizes won by Mrs Rose Higgins Mrs Vi Spaetzel and Mrs Hochwalt. In two weeks they will meet with Mrs Spaetzel.

Mary Horwedel Memorial Hospital Elyria Carl Hochwalt Rose Higgins Vi Spaetzel Hochwalt Spaetzel

Japan Exports 1997 Toy Shipments to United States

Japan sent $4.756 million in toy shipments to the United States during 1997, reflecting trade activity in consumer goods between the two economies.

Japan United States

Decrease in Absences Reduces County School Losses

Lorain County reports 9,422 absence days in the fifth grading period, costing $1,787 in state funds. The five-period total loss reaches $8,148.56 as enrollment edges up to 6,023 with 96 withdrawals and 105 enrollments. boys outnumber girls by 65.

Lorain County Allan T. Smith School Foundation

School absence and enrollment figures from period end

At period end 3 044 boys and 2 979 girls were reported entering schools. In high schools girls led with 868 girls and 746 boys. Personal illness caused 1 950 days of absence during the period.

Royal Neighbors and Legion activities in South Amherst

The May Royal Neighbor Lodge meeting at Swiss Hall engaged in routine business and social prizes for Mrs. McKruski, Anderson, and Flowers. plans for the Elyria rally May 20. Mayflower Camp hosts. South Amherst American Legion Post 197 outlined Memorial Day plans with rider participation and a social hour, twelve members attended. PTA set final season meeting at the school auditorium Wednesday evening with Misses Gratz, Mori, Springer, Schneider, and Flora in attendance.

South Amherst Royal Neighbor Lodge Swiss Hall Elyria South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197 Parent- Teachers Association Marie Gratz Betty Mori Lois Springer Florence Schneider Flora

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