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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1936
Page
10
National strategists privately cite U S vulnerability to scarce minerals like manganese chromium and nickel. They seek a 1060 billion budget to create strategic stocks with White House backing as three departments finish a wartime mineral survey and push Congress for action.
Mrs Hattie Zacharias of Valley City called on Mr and Mrs Henry Droege Saturday evening. Quencin Bannister of Eaton is spending the week with Mr and Mrs Henry Droeze. Mrs Charles Koerber who has been seriously ill with pneumonia is reported to be better. Melvin Schreve of Elyria is staying at the Walter Tripphahn home.
Mrs Bert Schaefer acted as hostess to Victory u li Club members on Wednesday with a noon chicken dinner. Quilting for the hostess provided the diversion of the day.
Mrs William Lax hosted week end soiree with Mrs Wagner in Lakewood. Mr Law and his son Ro visited the Wagner home for dinner Sunday. Mr and Mrs Don Weeky of Cleveland stayed Friday at William Law’s residence. Mrs Wilmot Long called on Eddie Beriswill Monday afternoon. Callers at the Beriswl home on Sunday included Mrs Leo Weire and children. Sunday evening visitors were Mr and Mrs George Schaefer and sons. Mr and Mrs Ralph Linderman and children from Columbia shared Sunday supper with Mr and Mrs A L Wise. Mr and Mrs Alan Blood of Abbeyville spent Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs William Law hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Bert Goodman Miss Elsie Beane and Mrs Hat Tie Goodman for Sunday dinner at the Halph Rohrer residence in Wadsworth.
In Nespelem region Washington the Nespelem Agency announces a historic restriction on deer hunting by white men within the area. This move marks a federal policy change affecting local hunting rights and land use.
Fragmentary report notes an alarmingly small deer population at a reservation this year with scant detail on causes or totals.
University of Minnesota logisticians fish for research not food. They seek to haul several tons of fish, aiming to capture a quantity of two to four tons as part of a study, and will not quit until achieving the goal.
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