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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1932
Page
4
The speaker argues that government costs must be reduced as taxpayers demand lower taxes. All agencies should align to provide relief, insisting that action is essential. The call emphasizes fiscal restraint and measurable savings for the public.
Carlisle Grange held its annual Thanksgiving supper with more than ninety attendees. A varied program followed including plays, songs, and musical numbers by Edward Everett Lucile Penfound Lillian Eldred Robert Penfound and others. Attendees from Elyria and area joined the Carlisle gathering for community celebration.
In Columbia on November 21 the Garrido family plans to move to Valley City. Ivan and Miss Phyllis Bartter, visiting Columbus for a Penn State game, joined their brother Gordon of O.S. at the Tenth Avenue Baptist church. Other local items include visits among the Burch and Miller families, Grange play tickets for Flekle Fortune at Town Hall on Nov. 23, and letters from Mrs. Wm Squire of Eustis Florida. The Red Cross is active in welfare work here.
Seven dollars was collected at the box social held last Thursday night sponsored by the Friendship Class of the Methodist church. An engaging sketch on the life of John Smith and Pocahontas featured performances by W. H. Jones and Beverly Upbot in the two lead roles.
Elyria urged continued support for its Community Chest as workers press for pledges. The appeal underscores Christian duty to aid the sick hungry and needy and calls on residents to fund the once yearly drive and sustain local institutions.
Tomorrow afternoon at Washington the President and President elect will hold a conference on the foreign debt problem affecting millions. The meeting marks a thaw in earlier opposition as both leaders aim to present a united, constructive approach and set an example of patriotism.
The Chronicle Telegram notes federal budget cuts under Hoover with a planned reduction of about 700 million dollars for the next fiscal year. Offsets from increases in uncontrollable items plus fixed charges total about 269 million, while investments in Reconstruction Corporation and Land Banks are expected to return to the Treasury. The administration pledges a balanced budget though detailed figures are not released.
Today in history lists birthdays and deaths such as Voltaire in 1694 and Hetty Green in 1885. It notes figures like Cardinal Mercier and Pope Benedict XV with brief life spans and notable events from 17th to 20th centuries.
A round of birthday notices honors Governor William H Murray and colleagues including Italia Bills of Oklahoma, Abram Garfield of Cleveland, Mari Johnston, Dr Hugh W. Smith, Frederick Howe, Erm H Louw, George Gouitler, and Sir Arthur T. Quiller-Couch. Birthplaces span Collinsville Washington DC Buchanan Va Weadville Pa Montreal and more with ages ranging from 63 to 69 years.
A reader with a studious, comprehensive mind aims at high life problems or schemes. The profile notes a sedentary life and slow monetary returns, though likely eventual and fairly certain, arriving late in life.
Mrs H M Tapper attended a Pythian Sisters past chiefs meeting at Miss Grace Morgan’s home in Oberlin. Mr and Mrs W C Porter motored to London to visit their children. Mrs C N Williams to host Entre-Nous club Friday afternoon. Mrs H M Tappan attended the Elyria Township Welfare Club at Mrs Arthur Fesler’s home.
An occasional glance at the kitchen setup improves the busy housewife’s hair and face for unexpected visitors. The piece emphasizes simple routines to look presentable when the doorbell rings.
John Helgeson of Missoula bagged a 200 pound brown bear near Deer Lodge Montana at 6 30 a m after leaving Missoula. He returned by 8 30 a m to resume his daily work.
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