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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1927

Page

7

Seventieth Congress Faces Tax Cuts and Dam Projects

Washington reports the upcoming Seventieth Congress will confront tax reduction farm relief and major public works. Bills on a national power system flood control Muscle Shoals and dam projects aim to shape policy before adjournment while political tensions and veto risks loom over farm relief measures and river projects with Arizona opposing Houlder Canyon dam plans.

Washington Seventieth Congress of United States Boulder Dam Muscle Shoals Misssippi McNery-Naugen Coolidge Flliam Johnson Lkep Cal Houlder Canyon T Dam Arizona

Railroad Consolidation Bill Faces Five Year Window

Senator Watson Ind Rep chairman of the interstate commerce committee signals acceptance of a compromise allowing five years for voluntary consolidations. Railroad executives may gain a say at the end of the period, but the major remaining issue on the calendar is politics.

Watson Ind Senated Interstate Commercs Comitytee Corve

Social callers and visitors from Oberlin and Toledo

New Oberlin residents hosted and hosted guests during the weekend with Mr and Mrs Harley Telford and Sir and Mrs R I Keighley among those visiting. Arthur Dion entertained friends from Friday to Sunday including Eugene Strohmer Wilford LaGanesse of Toledo and others from Cleveland Blythe Murray Ridge. Further gatherings included G M Dion families and Mr and Mrs Strohmier from Friday to Sunday.

New Oberlin Harley Telford R. I. Keighley Oberlin Michael Sinjth Cleveland Arthur Dion Eugene Strohmer Wilford LaGanesse Toledo F. C. Foward Clevaland W. Smith Blyrta P W. Decker Murray Ridge W. I. Peabodge Finis C. Brown Elmer G. M. Dion Strohmier Dion Keiser New Athens Andy Tili Frank Justin Denger

Local Social Guests and Visits Shared Across Elyria Families

Coehy of Elyria and Mrs Emma Justin hosted a social evening. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Witt Manns, with Henry Manns and Carl Bates families. Additional visits featured Don Martin from Elyria, Cleveland visitors, Mrs W H Peabody, John Neumith moving to Cleveland, and Elyria residents Mrs A J Linden and daughter. Eaton visit linked to Mr Heath and Hazel Heath.

Local social notes from Irving Kentucky area weekend visits

Mrs Judge Nolan of Irving Kentucky was the weekend guest of Mr and Mrs John BEmerich who also called at the Marley Telford home Sunday. Mrs Eidlwards spent Monday with her daughter Mrs Balcalm Miss Lucille Cliff and a friend from Detroit called on Mrs M Smith Saturday afternoon. Quite a number from this vicinity attended the election of officers at the Grange meeting Tuesday evening.

Judge Nolan Irving Kentucky John Bemerich Marley Telford Eidlwards Balcalm Lucille Cliff Detroit M. Smith Grange Meesling

Poor Man's Organ Joins High Society in Paris

In Paris a century after its 1827 invention by Charles Buffet the accordion, dubbed the poor man's organ, moves into elite circles. Aceoylon orchestras form in France and accordion societies become part of musical federations. Albert Vernaelde notes the rising recognition of the instrument.

Paris Charles Buffet France Albert Vernaelde

Saint Saens Endorsed Accordion Harmony Traditions

Carmille Saint-Saens, the renowned French organist and composer, long supported the idea of accordion orchestras. He stood among the few musicians who approved of the humble instrument despite a prevailing belief that accordions could not blend harmoniously in operatic and choral pieces.

Carmille Saint-Saens Long

Methodist minister Galhone's half century of weddings preached

In fifty years in the Methodist ministry Reved C. Galhone of Tyler Texas preached 265 sermons and joined nearly twenty thousand couples in wedlock, reflecting his long service and impact.

C. Galhone Tyler Texas Weditock

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