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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1932

Page

14

Wise Spending Urged to Aid Economic Recovery

Medusa Portland Cement Company vice president J Maguire warns against broad public expenditure cuts. He argues wise spending, especially on highway construction, boosts employment and buying power, noting three million jobs linked to highway work last year. He stresses projects should pay large returns and be financed with future tax capacity in mind.

J. Maguire Medusa Portlandement Company Maguire Mr. Maguire

Parent Teacher Association meets May 17 in Huntington

Huntington Ohio May 13 The Parent Teacher Association will meet May 17 with officers for next year to be elected The local avdoo orchestra under Mr Rowland will play music and the rest of the program will be a radio presentation Everyone urged to attend Mrs Johnson Crilé and children were in Ashland Tuesday Entertained by Bob McQuigg the Jattora brother and Akron relatives on Mother's Day Cleveland visitors include Chas Eiseman Ruth and Emily Carl Eiseman Margarette Buch Norman Hiseman Margery Burkhart and Mrs John Burkhart Avon Van Wert visitors Judge and Mrs F B Walters Junior Walters and Wherrey spent the week touring the roads The interest and amortization of new roads should represent savings over old road maintenance

T. A Huntington Parent Teacher Association Avdoo Orchestra Rowland Cleveland Chas, Eiseman Ruth Emily Carl Eiseman Margarette Buch Norman Hiseman Margery Burkhart John Burkhart Avon Carl Becker John Walters Berea Chauncey Currier Ruth Fairchilds G. H. Currier Louise Emmerick George Broughton George Krieg Irving Charles Emmerick Congregational Amber al Henry Fieman South Amherst Fred Bauman Ruth Court Wallace Wood Wallace Court C. H. Currier Oscar Zurcher Will Sifleet Currier John Berger Elyria R. Baldry L. D. Cumming John Bauman Amherst

Local Social Ties and Community Visits Noted

Sunday guests at the E R Allen home included Mrs Velma Wilson and the Allen family along with Bobbie of Wellington. Glenmont visits featured Chas Easterday Ruth Karl, Helen Bowen and Bergoon family members. H B McClafflin, Huntington native and Morgen Dirlam Post American Legion member, joined the Oberlin Drum and Bugle Corps.

E. R. Allen Velma Wilson Harry Allen Bobbie Wellington Ed Finkel Lorain Glenmont Chas Ruth Karl Mis Helen Bowen Bergoon H. B. McClafflin Morgen-Dirlam Post Amercan Legion Oberlin Mr. McClaffiln Huntington E. E. McClaffiln

Five Chicago youths seek Tahitian treasure aboard liner

Five friends from Chicago embark for the South Seas aboard a liner heading to Tahiti. Jay Shore, Larry, Tom, Tone and Bruce join Jane Pilly and Mrs Whitney in a mystery aboard a ship while a missing log book and a scented lace hint at deeper plots. The voyage ends with a landing planned at Pier 53 San Francisco as they anticipate further discoveries in the Pacific.

Chicago Tone Adama Tom Barry Uly Light¢ner Larry Olcott Jay Bruce Tim Papeete Tahiti South Seas Jane Larry Bruce Tom Pilly Walluey Farl Jone Jay Whitney Biss Whettney Tatler Biss Whitney Salares Jans Pily Pier 53 Sansome Street San Francisco Ter Iona Stone Father Neptune Holmes Beck Reseen Wwa Dawe

War Against Low Mood Campaign Aimed by The American Legion

A war against low mood campaign sponsored by the American Legion and assisted by civic groups seeks local support. It urges pledging three months of labor hours to increase employment, directs communications to Elyria Post No. 13 at the American Legion Home in Elyria Ohio, and asks for plain handwriting and full signatures.

American Legion Addraws Communications H. HB. Agate Elyria Post No. 13 American Legion Home Elyria Ohio

Community News Highlights From Henrietta Area

Local society notes celebrate weddings and birthdays with multiple dinners and guests from Elyria Cleveland Lorain and Oberlin. Clergy Rev Rosa and Rev Klotz preside at services as families host dinners and visit kin from Brownhelm Kipton Spencer and Berea. School preparations and Mother’s Day events cite church attendance and a May 18 summer roundup at the schoolhouse.

No Sunday services at Evangelical church. sacred concert planned

The Evangelical church will not hold preaching services Sunday morning and Sunday school starts at ten. A sacred concert by the Lorain County Home orchestra is set for seven forty five in the evening. Numerous local residents and visiting guests shared meals and calls, including Rothe, Obitts, Brant, Kroeger, Brempke, Jones, Snyder, Sweet, Burrell, Bates, Court, and others, with various family visits across Elyria Oberlin and nearby towns.

Evangelical Church Lorain County Ed Rothe Mra James Obitts Alfred Brant Grafton Childiag Louis Naomi Albert Kroeger Gertrude Amberat Albert Brempke Elyria Pete Rothe Vermilion Harry Jones Ruby Dorothy Oscar Snyder Jones Lloyd Sweet Mary Becker C. Burrell Carlton Bates Kirkwood Anna Wyteenbach Fred Court Galion Wallace Court Hamilton Qberlin Albert Latteman Adalene Louise Dorothy Becker Emil Burrichter Mittawanga Lester Husted Baby Oberlin Clarence Wood George Broughton George Lephardt Amherst Alex Born Dorothea Brandon Wisconsin EB. L. Shepherd L. C. Bates Ald Society The John Bauman Godfrey Bauman Amberet Cleveland Barbara Angersbach Walter Brownhelm Laverne Whitney Spencer G. C

Memorial Day plans in South Amherst with Hasselman speaker

South Amherst committees met at the Legion rooms to finalize Memorial Day events. Cleveland attorney Hasselman will speak and Rev James Lyon will offer prayers. Schoolchildren, junior and senior girls, American Legion and Auxiliary, and village lodges join the parade from town hall to the cemetery to decorate graves and the monument. A hired band will play.ROUND UP DAY also features a first grade physical exam at the school on May 26 conducted by the P T A health board.

Atty. Haselman South Amherst Legion Rooms Attorney Hasselman Cleveland James Lyon American Legion and Auxiliary Swiss Lodge Forester Lodge The Health Board

Knoble Family Hosts Visit in Cleveland Sunday

Mr and Mrs Jon Knoble and family spent Sunday afternoon in Cleveland as guests of the former's mother Mrs Rose Ritzenthaler. Mr and Mrs Wallace Court and daughter Ruth and Wallace Wood called on Mrs Carria Howe and daughter Marjory Sunday evening.

Lena Gegenheimer Mra Arthur Gegenheimer Milton Parrish Blyria Raymond Sick Acaturst Sou Will Rosa Chauncey Currier Misa Ruth Fairchilds Birmingham Gost Ladrack Rugby Milton Ladrack Cleveland John Geisendoerfer W. BB. Gayder Dorothy Naomi Lorain Conrad Adler Jan Ir John Lamakes Sen Lawrence Jon Knoble Rose Ritzenthauer Wallace Court Ruth Wallace Wood Carria Howe Marjory

Cleveland radio group and PTA officers noted in a Tuesday event

Charley Bauman, Joseph Russo, under John Schaub, broadcast from station WIJAY with harmonies and banjo music. At the PTA meeting Helen Baker was reelected president, Isaac Slack vice president, C. E. Dui second vice president, Harmon Mathas secretary, Alfred Rolli treasurer. The program included Choral club numbers, Schaubs Trio selections, and two garden talks by Mrs. John Thompson and Mrs. Isaac Slack. Mrs. Helen Baker received flowers for her service as president. Mrs. John Thompson visited Cleveland today.

Charley Bauman Joseph Russo John Schaub Cleveland WIJAY Get Cordian Parent-Teachers Association Helen Baker Isaac Slack C. E. Dui Harmon Mathas Alfred Rolli Choral Club Schaubs Trio John Thompson Helen Biker

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin: World record births and health claims

A promotional notice extols Dr. W. B. Caldwell's fifty year family practice in Illinois and his Syrup Pepsin. It claims 3000 plus births with no maternal or infant loss, and advises mothers to use the preparation for stomach, liver and bowels, asserting it eases constipation, boosts health, and improves appetite.

Pratt County Dr. Caldwell

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