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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1931

Page

3

Chronicle Telegram Publisher and Editorial Staff Note

A dateline style notice lists A Hudnitt as publisher and Clare George as city editor for The Chronicle Telegram. It notes daily publication, second class entry at Elyria post office, and pricing for carrier and mail editions. Advertising reps are listed in Chicago New York Detroit offices.

Elyria Lorain Ohio John W W. Cullen Company Chicago Michigan Ave New York

Hoover's Third Step Aims to Boost Home Building Credit

The Hoover administration advances a third relief stage to spur home construction. A system of federal loan banks will pool funds from banks and government to supply credit via mortgage channels, alleviating liquidity limits and promoting home ownership as spring approaches.

Hoover World Bank Germany National Credit Corporation Federal Land Banks

Paring the Budget in Washington Aims at Savings

Washington budget cuts claim progress toward lower national spending though not a $4.647 billion cut. President pledges $350 million in departmental reductions next year while preserving department efficiency. The move eases future tax burdens but cannot balance next year’s budget. Congress must seek a middle path amid unemployment concerns and unavoidable fixed charges.

Washington Veterans’ Service Congress Federal Treasury Administration

Oxford and Harvard Debate By Radio Across Atlantic

Oxford and Harvard plan a trans Atlantic radio debate. The piece compares it to famed trans Atlantic chess contests and comments on external threats and ominous fears about poison gas supplies.

Oxford Harvard

Anniversaries and Birthdays in History

A dated roundup lists 1784 Alexander Brown founder of a Baltimore banking house, 1787 Sir Samuel Cunard steamship founder, 1789 Commodore Champlin of the Battle of Lake Erie, 1794 Georg von Grote banker historian, 1790 Solomon Brown clergyman dentist poet, 1847 Benjamin Champney artist, plus Today in History notes from 1800 Congress first meets in the new Capitol and 1869 Suez Canal opened and 1875 American Philosophical Society founded. Also Today’s Birthdays include Grace Abbott, Frank A. Vanderlip, Judge Henry A. Shute, Dr. Joseph A. Vance, Dr. William J. Kerr, John S. Plashett, General Henri Gouraud. Today’s Horoscope highlights executive ability and potential for wealth or business success.

Alexander Brown Baltimore Ireland Samuel Cunard Halifax London Seth Boyden Foxboro Wass Hilton N. J Commodore Staphan Champlin Lake Erie Kineston Ted Buffalo Georgen Grote Bawker Greece Solomon Brown New York City Litchfield Conn New York Benjamin Champne New Ipswich Congress New Capitol Washington Suez Canal American Theosophical Society Richmond Utah John S Plashett Woodstock Ont Henri Gouraud Paris

Silent Observer and a Patchwork of Tales

A collage of snippets spans jokes on family growth slow-motion cinema and credit fears. A grocer jokes about credit customers, Al Smith faces a potential damages suit to boost a presidential bid in 1432, a science query hints at universal permeation, and a minister clings to clothes donations while brushing them nightly.

al Smith

Fragmented Phrase Reflects Odd Phraseology and Politics

A garbled snippet mixes images of a frozen asset with a balky mule on snow and a woman's facial decoration pace. It references a phrase about hands guiding a cradle and car skidding, then briefly mentions England and Conservative politics with unclear context.

Resting on Sundays and the new English playwright

The note reflects on Shaw and the Russian system as ideal for a new playwright in England. It contrasts Sunday as a day of rest with modern life where all days are spent resting after Sunday, implying a shift in work and leisure patterns for writers.

Shaw England Mars

Birthday Party Honors Mrs William Brown of La Grange

Wellington and Huntington folks attended a birthday party in honor of Mrs. William Brown of La Grange on Saturday. The event celebrated Hilda Brown McQuate and Lester McQuate, whose marriage occurred last week, with Lew Whitney baking a 56 candle cake. Attendees included Fred Brown and daughter Doris, William Koons, Andrew McQuate and family, Lloyd McQuate, Burr Vincent, Horace McClaftiin, and Lew Whitney. The Baker’s Crossing Birthday Club met at William Bursley’s home Sunday with 20 guests for a birthday dinner.

Wellington Huntington William Brown la Grange Hilda Brown McQuate Lester McQuate Lew Whitney Fred Brown Doris William Koons Andrew McQuate Lloyd McQuate Burr Vincent Horace McClaftiin Baker’s Crossing William Bursley

Rabbit Dinner Enjoyed At Penfield High School

Penfield High School boys hunted eight dozen rabbits Monday and delivered them to the school house for preparation by the girls. A rabbit supper for pupils and teachers followed last night. A hunter was shot in the arm during the hunt and treated at Falls Clinic.

Penfield Penfield High School Falls

Boy Scouts Enjoy Annual Treat at Ramcer’s Crille

Mrs. Anne Trippe hosted the Boy Scouts for their yearly treat last evening at the Ramcer's Crille. A chicken dinner was served to the 3% scouts and Scoutmaster Franklin Jones, Carroll Wight, and KE. L. Barrick assisted in the event.

Anne Trippe Ramcer's Crille Franklin Jones Carroll Wight KE. L. Barrick

Woman's Afternoon club meets at Mrs Lincoln home

Mrs A P Lincoln hosted the Wo man’s Afternoon club meeting. The program included Men of Art by Thomas Craven Current Events by Mrs J W Eglin and Mrs Charles Jamieson. Dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Burt Curlices Mr and Mrs Hi J Yeckley Mrs Cora Thompson Lorain and Mr and Mrs A Wise Hilg ria. The men hunted for the day.

Lincoln A. P. Lincoln Thomas Craven Charles Jamieson J. W. Eglin Burt Curlices Hi. J. Yeckley Cora Thompson Lorain A. Wise Hilgria

Novel Joe D. O. Letby Starts New Venture in Unemployment

Joe D. O. Letby former owner of Glazenut in Seattle has begun a new job creating fried cakes. He displayed a full outfit for cake making in the window of the White Front restaurant in Wellington drawing 51 visitors. Wellington Public Schools reports 51 visitors last week per Superintendent A W Shields as part of Educational Week.

Joe D. O. Letby Glazenut Company Seattle Washington Lewy Wellington White Front Wellmeton Public Schools A. W. Shields

Local social notes and event listings from Cleve land area

Reports include visitors and callers in Cleveland and nearby towns Mrs Adelaide Felton calls on Mrs Glenn Outridge, Mr and Mrs Frank Belflore name daughter Francis, Miss Batty Battles returns to school after illness, John Hanney recovers health, dinners hosted by Dutridge and Morgan, Marjory Holiday visits family, Clifford Penn visits Eliza Paul, Hugh Keane hosts Kane family, Jack Penrod and Burton Payne guests at Hughes home, Burton Payne to visit Lorain relatives midweek, third Rebekah lodge dance with Smiths orchestra, Mars life speculation noted.

Adelaide Felton Cleveland Glenn Outridge Frank Belflore Francis Batty Battles John Hanney Harris Dutridge Lawrence Morgan Glenn Dutridge Marjory Holiday Burton Payne Lorain John Hughes

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