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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1939

Page

14

Poultry Congress Visitors To Have Busy Schedule

Three groups visiting the World's Poultry Congress in Cleveland will tour Lorain County on August 1 2 and 3. The trip includes stops at Elyria Memorial Hospital American Lace Plant Fields Corn roast Frank Sweet poultry farm Oberlin Bonnie Brae farm Herrick Memorial Library Ira Starr poultry farm and Wellington area sights before returning to Cleveland. Affiliate memberships total 530 of 1200 tickets and sales will end July 1 with Lorain County lagging behind nearby counties.

Cleveland Lorain County C. I. Hummel Ohio Lake Road Lorain Elyria Elyria Memorial Hospital American Lace Manufacturing Company Frank Sweet Sweet College Oberlin William B. Murray Bonnie Brae Wellington Herrick Memorial Library Ira Starr Poultry Congress Progress Ira L. Porter Medina County Geauga County Lake County

Voice Of The People Decries Growing Government Bureaucracy

In a letter to the editor the writer laments rapid expansion of government workers at all levels including relief, arguing that nearly half the population is supported by the other half and that the bureaucracy is gaining power.

This Is Civilization and the New Deal Economy

The piece argues government workers and the President favor spending over production. It cites federal employes rising from 300000 to about 1000000 and portrays taxpayers as the exploited, productive class amid a partisan spending spree.

New Deal critics warn of rising socialism in America

E. C. Young argues that bureaucratic leadership in Washington and the New Deal threaten private enterprise and individual freedom. He contends government employment and relief programs push the nation toward dictatorship, taxation burdens, and servitude, urging voters to oust the New Deal figures.

Washington Europe America New Deal Russia Germany

Grafton P T A Elects Officers For Next Year

Grafton P T A held its May meeting the last of the year with a program in the school auditorium. The event featured a vocal duet, tumbling acts by 16 children, and performances by the Mothersingers. Officers chosen include Marion Mull president and Angela Knechtges secretary with others named. prize was awarded for the best room count.

Grafton Grafton Parent- Teacher Association Thuredor Victor Ballarrin Marion Mull Carl Jantz Mothersingers George Edwards Association Mildred Corey Lola Wigert Parent-Teacher Association Edna Taylor

Avon Lake Senior Assembly and Upcoming Prom

Avon Lake senior class held its last morning assembly with original speeches and a skit set in a hotel lobby ten years ahead. The class song The Seniors Depart was performed, and each senior presented a self written goodbye. The Junior Senior Prom will be May 23 at Spring Valley Country Club Elyria with a welcome address, class prophecy, and music by Johnny Bove's World's Fair Artisans. Urban Weber remains a patient at St Joseph's Hospital Lorain. Local residents Mr and Mrs Carl Horn and daughter Pat and W Reid visited Vermilion.

Avon Lake Patricia Schroth Violet Bartlett Spring Valley Country Club Elyria Burt Nussdorfer Philip Mylechraine Bill Foote Johnny Bove Urban Weber St Joseph's Hospital Lorain Carl Horn Pat W. R. Reid John Horn Vermilion

Litchfield Lodge Welcomes Two New Members

Litchfield lodge held its regular meeting Monday evening and received two candidates from Valley City, Ray Spiett and Eric Stoskopf. The Master Mason degree was conferred by Masons employed by Ohio Fuel Gas Co. from Wooster Medina Ashland and Lodi.

Litchfield Litchfield Lodge Ray Spiett Eric Stoskopf Valley City Ohio Fuel Gas Co Wooster Medina Ashland Lodi

Honorary Masons Elevated in Ohio Lodge Meeting

Honorary membership was bestowed on Frank Marquis Past Grand Master of Ohio and Arliss Porter Past Deputy Grand Master, both of Mansfield. Eighty members and visitors attended. A pre meeting dinner was served at the Annex to 73 by the ladies of the O E S followed by a sermon by Rev L P Juell.

Frank Marquis State of Ohio Arliss Porter Manfield The

Commencement Exercises Set in Local Church

Friday evening May 26 commencement exercises will be held in the same church. Professor H. T. Ficken of Baldwin Wallace College will be the speaker. Graduating class members include Anna Chizmarick Valerie Cigagna Evelyn Holmes Ruth Jenne Priscilla Ring Howard Barth Richard Bounds Walter Flanery Max Johnson Robert Lloyd and Joe Miller.

H. T. Ficken Baldwin-Wallace College Anna Chizmarick Valerie Cigagna Evelyn Holmes Ruth Jenne Priscilla Ring Howard Barth Richard Bounds Walter Flanery Max Johnson Robert Lloyd Joe Miller

Memorial and Decoration Day Services Set for May 28

The combined Memorial and Decoration Day services will be observed Sunday May 28 at the Congregational church at 10 a m. Special music will be presented by the choir and the high school quartet.

Church Honors Fallen Soldiers and Remembrance Plays

The article notes Rev Mabie and Walter Flanery reading stories of soldiers from Flanders Field and Star Spangled Banner, with graves and shafts decorated. Taps are played as townspeople are asked to bring items to the early Sunday service. Mrs. Frank J. Carpenter of Long Beach visited Mabie’s family, and Mrs. Alta Hastings left for Wellington to care for a niece and baby.

Menanagh Mabie Gettysburg Walter Flanery Wen Flanders Field Robert Flanery Reading Virginia Frank J. Carpenter Long Beach Cal Mid. H Alta Hastings Wellington

Right Way To Believe Constipation and Feel Tip Top

A vintage health ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to stimulate bile flow and relieve constipation and sluggish digestion. Claims tablets are purely vegetable and harmless, available in drugstores for 15 cents per box, with contact numbers 804 604 All drugstores.

Dr. Edwards F. M. Edwards Adet

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