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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1937
Page
4
A clipped national brief notes President Roosevelt set aside his prepared remarks during a Chicago PWA visit, while a medical ad touts a nighttime remedy for kidney and bladder issues. The column cites a local druggist CC Bowers as a point of sale for the remedy and related products.
A chaotic mix of foreign policy chatter and domestic politics unfolds as Roosevelt considers a housing czar amid patronage clashes. Justice Black’s Klan past dodges, lobbying by gun makers, and court packing jitters color a Washington scene where Cummings backs strengthened gun controls, Reed and Jackson emerge as key legal voices, and census notes spark fresh rounds of speculation.
The North Elyria Subordinate Grange will hold first and second degree practice and the Subordinate and Juvenile Granges will meet at the Grange Hall on October 13 and 14 at 8 o'clock. Four new members will receive the first and second degree in the Subordinate Grange. Jottings note visits by Clyde Pixley and family, Elmus Croskey and daughter, Harold Starkey family, and Mrs. Mary Buckholz with others visiting Fremont and Henrietta respectively.
Ada, a sixteen year old, has lost weight on a self imposed diet. Her father and mother notice mood changes and fatigue. Dr Miller warns she is starving herself and urges a safe diet including potatoes bread desserts milk and all foods she has avoided. He advises parental supervision and medical guidance for teens, to prevent decline.
Donald of Cleveland and Mrs. Mike Zigormaky hosted supper with Mr. and Mrs Edward Pintner and Ruth of Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs Frank Stone of North Olmsted. Ellene Croskey visited Wellington friends, Albert Schaeffer and children of Avon visited Behnke home, Henry Bislich stayed with Frank Sullivan in Elyria, A. J. Starchbil and daughter Jane of Elyria visited Starkey home Monday evening.
A united rally will be held at the Salvation Army Hall this evening with delegations from Lorain Norwalk and Sandusky. Colonel E G C Hoffman Divisional Commander North Eastern Ohio Division will chair and give the main address. Several instrumental and vocal performances are planned.
A brief public notice indicates a service will begin at 7 45 with the public invited. The fragmentary text suggests an invitation style phrase cordially extended to attendees.
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