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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1937

Page

12

National Whirligig talks power policy and courts clash

Roosevelt faces a split among aides over a federal power policy as the Bonneville dam dispute foregrounds contests among a regional power authority federal administrator and the Tennessee Valley Authority. Judicial appointments under Keenan and Cummings push loyalty to New Deal. Franco's Bilbao drive and neutral shipping debates echo abroad. inflation warnings from Ezekiel warn of wage erosion.

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Mothers Responsible Prevent Constipation with Kellogg Att-Bran

A period advertisement urges mothers to prevent constipation through Kellogg's Att-Bran cereal. It explains the product’s bulk as absorbing water to form a soft mass for gentle cleansing, notes vitamin B and iron enrichment, and recommends two tablespoonfuls daily with milk or cream, three times in severe cases, sold at all grocers and guaranteed by Kellogg in Battle Creek.

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Local Social Notes Highlight Elyria Area Events

New Oberlin residents and numerous families gather for Mother’s Day program at Bagley Hall in Elyria. Attendees include Schmitz and Knepper households, Wobbber and Webber families, with visits in Avon and Cleveland, plus a sewing circle meet at Sacred Heart church and a Sunday visit to Mrs Ruth Green in Pittsfield.

Frank Schmitz Carl Schmitz Justin Bagley Hall Elyria Everett Hastings Arthur Waite Avon WY. E. Knepper G. A. Knepper Buckeye Tavern Orls Wright Olmsted Hastings Sluga Pennsylvania F. J. Schmitz A. J. Linden Murray Ridge C. Justin N. Webber Cleveland Urban Kinzel Kenneth Grafton Henry Krieg M. Wohkleber Ruth Green Pittsfield

Dover Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Meetings

Dover residents hosted friends from Fort Wayne and nearby towns over the weekend with calls and visits. Mrs. Mattern spent Wednesday with her parents at Beachcart Rocky River, while Mrs. Lewis of Ashtabula stayed with Bud Farver's family. Local clubs held inspections and meetings at Rocky River Masonic Temple and Congregational church, with lunch served by the committee and a book review by Mrs. Burneson followed by the Junior and Senior banquet at the school.

Eddie Geiger Sterling Hazen Kayser Fort Wayne Ind John Mattern Wright Beachcart Rocky River Ella Lewis Ashtabula Bud Farver Rose Dunford Florance Flord Dora ‘Tose Russell Hall Walter Elliott Walter Baker Iafton Winifred Allen Dover O. FE Masonic Temple Association of the Ladies of the Congregational Church Frank Toone Ray Perkins Albert Snider Marr Gage Burneson

Fathers and Sons Night At Welfare League Event

Columba Ernest Dunford and Gene and Paul attended Fathers and Sons night sponsored by the Welfare League of the Cleveland Electric Twinmating Company at Euclid Avenue Masome Temple. Families and school activities are noted as local residents share news of moves visits and upcoming Parent-Teachers event on May 11.

Ernest Dunford Gene and Paul Fathers and Sons Welfare League Cleveland Electric Twinminating Company Euclid Avenue Masome Temple J. Z. Shrover Dale Hammond Barbara Ann Billy Adame Corners Wade Jacquays Rowan Kellner LaGrange Preumonia Irene Crellath

Government Helium Policy Sparks Monopolist Slur

Boake Carter rails at U S helium policy arguing the government monopoly costs taxpayers billions, sells gas to itself for high prices, blocks foreign sales, and leaves airship plans in limbo while hydrogen risks and private enterprise suffer. He claims lack of a national airship policy has caused disasters and excuses.

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Adierika Promises Quick Gas Relief and System Cleansing

An old newspaper ad promotes Adierika as a quick scientific cure for gas burden and constipation toxins. It claims the product removes bacteria and poisons from the stomach and bowels, easing bloating and related symptoms.

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Coronation Details Set for King George VI in Unprecedented Pageant

London announces May 12 coronation procession at Westminster Abbey will be the most splendid in British history. Queen Mary will sit beside the King, a female heir witnessing her parents crowned for the first time. The Abbey sermon is dropped to shorten the ceremony. The 3500 yard procession and 40 minute march feature a Lord Mayor, Speaker of the Commons, and foreign dignitaries in state landaus.

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Coronation Procession Details For Royal Attendees And Military

The article outlines the planned order of procession for the coronation with prime ministers, princes, princesses, and Queen Mary and King George VI among those in attendance. Attendants will guide royals to seats, while 32,500 military personnel and guards partake in the route and ceremonies at Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey.

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Brownhelm Club Selects Projects for 1937

Brownhelm Fourtl Club officers and advisor met at John Love's home to announce the projects for 1937. Parkar Baird will lead gardening, R. E. Albright crafts and rope work, Elmer Love dairy and beef cattle, Robert Knessel poultry sheep pig and colt catalog, Gerald Hasenpflug potato growing, with Hive advisors supervising the activities.

Brownhelm Gerald Hasenpflug

Sunday Dinner Guests Gather for Local Families

Birmingham all and Mrs Wilson from Brownhelm joined the Kowaki family for Sunday dinner. Jay Stephens visited Andrew Schisler's home. Bernard Fox and Charlene spent the weekend with the Welzs. Chris Haldeman of Lakewood called on Mary Haman. Mattie Grover returned home to Huron after days with the Berkmeyers. Schislers of Vermilion hosted relatives, while Vermilion visitors joined Mary Haman for Sunday afternoon. Jed Becker and others from Lorain joined Edwin Howe's family for Sunday dinner. Gone to the dogs takes on a new meaning in dog racing communities.

All Mrs. Wilson Brownhelm Mra. Natha Kowaki Jay Stephens Andrew Schialer Bernard Fox Charlene H. J. Welz Chris Haldeman Lakewood Mary Haman Mattie Grover Berkmeyer Huron Andrew Schisler Vermilion Francis Haman Will Haman Cleveland Jed Becker Glenn Berkmeyer Jessie Berkmeyer Clem Rice Lorain Grover Lester Berkmeyer Edwin Howe

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