Red Cross Distributes Government Wheat and Cotton Nationwide
The American Red Cross oversaw a vast relief program distributing 85,000,000 bushels of Government wheat and 844,000 bales of Government cotton to millions. Flour reached 6,503,000 families in 3,051 counties, with clothing aiding 6,500,000 families. The drive, part of Farm Board surpluses, involved 3,645 chapters and $4,000,000 in chapter expenditures, plus extensive volunteer services. Severe drought earlier prompted 223,901 tons of livestock feed to 184,188 owners, underlining the scale of mobilized aid and interagency cooperation.
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Avery County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Farm Board
United States
Puerto Rico
Prevention Is Better Than Cure Opiate Relief Ad
An old advertisement promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets for preemptive pain relief without narcotics or dizziness. It claims tablets prevent discomfort when used before ex discomfort and may require months of regular use for stubborn cases. A new 50 cent size is available at druggists.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Red Cross Roll Call urged as disasters rise
Technical experts aided cotton and cloth production though devaluation worsened costs. The Red Cross faced 120 disasters in the United States and abroad, meeting needs through First Aid, Life-Saving, Nursing, and veteran services while forecasting $285,000 for wheat and $460,000 for cotton outlays. A. C. Schilleman calls for broad support for the annual Roll Call on October 19 to fund emergency relief and ongoing services.
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National
Red Cross Treasury
United States
Red Cross
A. C. Schilleman
Chapel Exercises Highlight South Amherst Activities
In South Amherst on Friday morning Charles Kolb presided over chapel with Marian Birdsong as secretary. Helen Bartlome read scripture and the assembly sang The Star Spangled Banner. Justia Nagy offered This Week in History and Josephine Zezula performed a poem. Warren Powers played piano. Dorothy Welland delivered jokes. The program closed with Follow The Gleam. John Nosak and Genevieve Jamie will lead next week’s exercises. Royal Neighbor Lodge members hosted by Mrs. Mable Anderson. plans made for Lorain County Rally in Lorain in November. Fifteen students later attended the Ohio State versus West Virginia game in Columbus. Doctor Van Hyning, from Detroit, has moved to South Amherst with office on East Main Street. he aims to serve the village and vicinity.
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Amherst
Charles Kolb
Marian Birdsong
Helen Bartlome
Assembly
Justia Nagy
Josephine Zezula
Warren Powers
Dorothy Welland
John Nosak
Genevieve Jamie
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Mable Anderson
Charles Corbett
Lorain County
Lorain
Sausaman
McGuire
Birch
Village
van Hyning
Detroit
Michigan
South Armherst
Hubert Hahn
East Main Street
U.S. Army
van Hyaing
Temple University Tests New Student Education Experiment
Temple University selects 40 top Eastern high school graduates for an optional, creditless study group. Attendance is voluntary, and students agree to an honor system to cooperate with the university. The program seeks a new teacher student relationship.
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Philadelphia
Temple University
Elyria Chamber study on three Ohio November proposals
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce taxation committee starts a study of three November ballot proposals. Real estate tax limit drop from 16 mills to 10 mills, the old age pension plan, and a county home rule constitutional amendment are under review. George B. Chandler of the Ohio Chamber will speak October 18 in Elyria. Ralph Snyder leads the committee to present balanced arguments for and against each proposal to aid informed votes.
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Ohio
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
George B. Chandler
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Chamber
Ralph Snyder
Local News From Grafton and Nearby Towns
Grafton and surrounding communities share social visits and gatherings. Mrs. W D Johnson visited with her sister in LaGrange. East Cleveland residents L D Mennell and son Jay joined friends in Grafton. Several families hosted Sunday visits, and a Belden Circle meeting is planned for Oct 12. The Howard and Tran building will become offices for doctors Maple and Barber after interior work. 4H and 4H-related activities were noted at Elyria Y M C A. Other items include church groups, a Barberson Christian Endeavor visit, and various visits to and from Cleveland and Elyria. Founders and Donors Day at Elyria Home for the Aged was attended by several. New officers were named for a Foreign Missionary Society.
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Grafton
W. D. Johnson
F. Foltz
LaGrange
L. D. Mennell
Son Jay
East Cleveland
J. D. Mennell
George Burrer
Will Benton
Penfield
H. Diedrick
A. FE. Meunell
Berea
Ida Milander
Belden
Fred Klinect
Howard and Tran
Edd Wise
Walter E. Maple
D. C. Barber
Henry
Mary Francis Schriyer
Oleeva
Sharlene Wise
Ely Tia
J. E
Barberton
Grafton Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavor Society
Olive Bartlett
Evelyn Jameyson
Lodi
Alice
Helen Tran
Charles Mlazovsky
Veterka
Cleveland
George Bloss
George Tran
Sis
Levi Burg
Zigrla
Elmer Tran
Collins
American Legion
Chicago
Katherine Reeves
McCreen
Curahoga Falls
Virgil Kline
Degan
Loraiz
J. Woodings
Jeanne Park
Arleen Walker
Elyria
Shirley
Daughier Marr
I. Salsoy
Joe Michael
Fisher Farm
Kingsley Corners
Kathryn Logan
C. E. Logan
Dwight Bartlett
Merle Branson
W. H. Hutchinson
Miles Knech Xen
Dayton
Ohio
Knechtges
F. Carmean
Agnes Finleyson
Nettle Reichard
Rader
Elyria Hone
Frank Carmean
Edith Howard
Mary Feldens
Ruth Graham
Cecil Johnson
Anna Saxton
P. H. Rogers
A. C. Beers
Delaware M. E
Loraid
Ruth Stock
Treva Chaping
Kent State College
Merton Stock
John Kienz
H. Stroth
John Koepke
Kenneth
Carl Seckt
Liord
Warren
Youngstown
Ida Nostis
Cuyahoga Falls
Herman Peabody
3. C. Aldrich
A. L. Wise
Claire Wolf
Nelson Hitchcord
Farmer's Institute
Belden Institute
Mra
C. B. Flaley
Albert Voorhoveg
Lois Heath
Steve Wukie
Mr. Seabold
Susan Craigin
E. Z. Worden
Weymouth
Baptist Church
Homer Stone
Richard Leister
Sandusky
Stella Marquett
Leona Huffman
M. E. Huffman
Ferris Nothemaker
Alvin Ridgely
Charles Linthicum
Ruth Rentter
Allen Kader
Greensburg
Julia Coleman
Lucille Stackhouse
Lafayette
M. J. Dazue
Arvin Draper
Pearl
Bort Few
S. J. Salmon
Russell Dickerman
L. Hi. Foote
Fred Johnson
Litchfield
Sandar
HLL
Brininall
Harrier Broxzn
Lottie Brown
Elmer Clark
Ralph
Dorothy
Lance
Wm. Buffington
J. H. Buffington
Fairlawn
Less Demand For Library Books
Elyria library reports falling book circulations while local employment rises. Miss Charlotte Brooks cites busier lives as readers trade multiple books for time constraints, though August shows a rebound from July and school reopenings spur poetry and essays demand.
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Elyria
Charlotte Brooks
Thebrary
Miss Brooks
Lbrary
Birthday party surprises Corwin Parker at home
A crowd of sixteen gathered at Corwin Parker’s Mallet Creek home on Wednesday evening for a birthday celebration. Cards and a wiener roast followed, with local families from Medina, Jacksonville, Independence and Elyria among those attending.
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Mallet Creek
Corwin Parker
Bill Shafner
Medina
Roy Sweet
Gail Alexander
Stanley Christian
Roy Hinman
Elmore Hinman
Russell Dickerman
Floyd Nettleton
Louisiana Oyster and Shrimp Industries Thrive
Houma report highlights robust Ty Louisiana oyster and shrimp sectors with 500 shrimp boats active and 3,000 packers. Last year exports reached over 1 million dollars for 58,000 barrels of shrimp and 250 thousand for sun dried shrimp. Local oysters earn about 500 thousand annually.
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Houma
Terebonne Parish
Elyria Memorial Hospital Granted Reapproval
Elyria Memorial Hospital and Gates Hospital for Crippled Children were readded to the American College of Surgeons approved list at the College's sixteenth annual Hospital Standardization Conference. Dr. Franklin H. Martin noted the designation reflects safe and efficient patient service, as investigators found the facilities met required standards. The College represents over 10,000 surgeons in the United States, Canada, and beyond.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gates Hospital
American College of Surgeons
Franklin H. Martin
United States
Canada
Voice of the People lashes Lorain County offices over service
In a Oct 10 1933 letter to the Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio writer laments rude uncaring staff at Lorain County Court House saying taxpayers fund officials who are absent or unwilling to help and urging voters to demand courteous service or new officers at the next election.
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Voice of the People
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Court House
Lorain County
Prisoner Escape Attempt In County Jail Reported
Inmates Willard Grime and Bort used a garbage can to aid an escape from the county jail yard. Grime reportedly hid within the can and both men fled after entering the yard.
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Willard Grime
Bort
County Jath
Grimes Hild
Kellogg Att-Bran Fights Constipation Naturally
A vintage Kellogg advertisement promotes Att-Bran as a natural remedy for constipation. It claims the product supplies bulk and iron, likening bulk to leafy vegetables, and suggests taking tablespoonfuls with meals in chronic cases. Readers are urged to consult a doctor if relief isn’t achieved.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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