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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1935
Page
6
The piece surveys a sweeping postwar revival thesis. It cites large-scale housing upturn, private praise for gov’t credit and insurance, and forecasts for manufacturing gains across autos, railroads, textiles, and coal. It notes political shifts, proposed tax and relief cut plans, and looming public ownership debates shaping the recovery narrative.
Huntington Oct 3 Miss Helen Kater and Miss Messer Jr of Cleveland visited the Katers. Ardell Ferguson and Mrs Wilbur Rook arrived after the death of Mrs Ferguson’s mother Mrs William Ferguson. Funeral services were held at the Keith Andrews chapel and burial in Streetsboro. Local visits include Thomas Bustons of New Jersey. Granddaughter born to Floyd and Mrs Solida in Akron. Elyria mentions and Kalamazoo visitors spent weekends with relatives. several trips to Akron and Wellington areas noted.
Alma Whittaker in Burntwood falls for Johnny Anthony a mysterious golf pro whose past stirs trouble. Alma faces implied engagement to Sig Berndike as financial ruin and family upheaval push her toward a stark new life with her friend Caroline offering shelter and aid while Johnny winds through secrets and heartbreak.
Spencer reports a Wednesday gathering for staff and teachers with social time and refreshments. Several local women are named for showers and hostesses, with attendance celebrated. Upcoming events include the annual School Fair on Oct 12, a Pythian Sisters gathering, and the United Aid Society meeting on Oct 9.
Eaton Ohio district notes a grange meeting set for October ninth with degree team practice after business, and winter extension dates from the Department of Agriculture for November eighth December thirteenth and January third. Several social events and church notices accompany the brief, including a Ladies Aid luncheon and a P T A session scheduled for October tenth and the second Tuesday monthly.
Topsy, a horse long seen on Hamilton streets, dies at 42. Owned by fisherman George Fuller, the animal was 26 when bought in 1919 and had lived in the city for 16 years, reputedly the oldest horse in the world.
Miss Hazel Hyde and Robert Smith of Norwalk were married by Rev. N W Moore at his Clarksfield home on October 6 1935. The ceremony followed a 9 am service and featured Frances Stocking daughter of Irving and Mrs Stocking of Clarksfield as the accompanying witness. The article details local post wedding notices and a string of social visits, renovations, and community events in surrounding towns.
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