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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1935

Page

9

National War Parity Outlook and Farm Policies

In a column by James McMullin, the article argues a European war would push farm prices toward parity with 1910–14 levels but only via benefit payments and control programs. It details September farmer prices with benefits, notes still 14 percent below parity, and discusses neutrality, Huey Long’s legacy, potato program strategy, and rising federal prison totals amid crime concerns.

Europe Roosevelt Wallace Indus

Builders urged to hire authors for boondoggling projects

A satirical note claims leaders plan to engage dozens of writers to romanticize the construction of culverts pools golf courses and road shoulders as part of a grand boondoggle. The piece mocks federal officials and cites figures like FDR Hopkins and Ickes while praising postures on gold flows and new securities acts.

Lory Pharoahs Bill Thompson Fileet Street Montamrire Greenwich Village Ickes PWA Harry Hopkins Europe Federal Reserve Board

Ladies Society Quilt Event and Community Activities

Pittsfield October notes recount the Ladies Society of the Community Church meeting at Mrs A E Nash with fourteen members, a quilt raffle for the election dinner, and the next meeting at Mrs H L Coulson on October 17. A pantry shower for Miss Dorothy Waite occurred at Mrs Arthur Peabody’s in Wellington, plus a barrel gift for the bride elect Franklyn Wright. Rev Thomas Williams sponsored a youth party at the Theological Seminary in Oderlin with thirty attendees from Methodist and Community churches. Local residents attended the Elyria county fair, and many joined the country wide cooking school at the Elyria Methodist church basement with Miss Alice Bird.

Pittsfield Oci Ladies’ Society of the Community Church A. E. Nash H. L. Coulson Dorothy Waite Arthur Peabody Welington Franklyn Wright Thomas Williams Theological Seminary Qbderilin Methodist Alice Bird Counts Ebyria Methodist Church

South Amherst Firemen Meet and Village Council Session

On October 14 the Volunteer Firemen held a regular meeting at the fire station with good attendance. The Congregational Progressive Club hosted Mr and Mrs Justus Mathas for a meeting and social time. The Village Council planned a regular session at the town hall this evening. Mr and Mrs Robert Allsop and Mr and Mrs Paul Mori attended a Hallowe en party of the T M T M Club in Oberlin.

South Amherst Justus Mathas Congregational Progressive Club Robert Allsop Paul Mori T. M. T. M. Club Oberlin

Avon Morning Glory Club Hosts Cards Night

Avon Ohio October 14 1938 Mr and Mrs F K Dechant opened their home to the Morning Glory Club with card games and prizes awarded to Mrs Ed Kingshirn Mrs F Dechan and Mrs Charles WIljm ore. Lunch followed. Mrs J Weller to entertain Oct 22. Several residents visited friends in Spencer Lorain and Litchfield. The village council met at Town Hall with Ben Walker named road patrol and road repairs approved. Miss Alma Garter oversees county produce demonstrations at OSU. Miss Beth Maye Lounsbrough admitted to Allen Hospital Oberlin with pneumonia.

Avon. O F. K. Dechant Morning Glory Club Ed Kingshirn F.dechan Charles Wiljmore Weller Hospiful Beth Maye Lounsbrough Allen Hospital Oberlin LeRos Lounsbrough Mary Lounsbrough Charles Feakins

Local families host dinner and hospital visit noted

Dinner guests were Mr and Mrs John Jameson and family on Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Herbert Pickering and son Gordon visited Mr and Mrs Herbert Pickering in Lakewood. Mr and Mrs Harold Smith and children and Mrs Bertha Smith spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Lewis Klindseed in Belden. Charles Wilford visited Lawrence Lenard at St Joseph's Hospital Lorain on Sunday afternoon.

John Jameson Herbert Pickering Gordon Lakewood Harold Smith Jchildren Bertha Smith Lewis Klinseed Belden Charles Wilford Lawrence Lenard St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain

Wakeman News Briefs Highlight Local Gatherings and Visits

Wakeman residents attended a Columbus football game and reported it a good time. Grace Peabody of Cleveland visited her mother Beatrice Peabody. The Eastern Star met at Masonic Hall with about sixty people. Ward Wilcovem and Lawrence Livermore received degrees. Refreshments were served by local members. Guests came from Ashland Vermilion Milan Fremont Collins New London Willard and Sandusky. A fire damaged a chimney wall at Florence Burdue’s home but caused little damage. Mrs. Ernest Witzlaben visits Detroit. Mrs. Leland Kenton Elizabeth Booth and Mrs. Wessell of Elyria plan a Charleston West Virginia trip. Carl Neiding works at the Marion filling station.

Wakeman Columbus Grace Peabody Cleveland Beatrice Peabody The Eastern Star Masonic Hall Ward Wil'coven Lawrence Livermore Gladys Cooley Katherine Sioil Sadie Clark Doris Graves Ashland Vermilion Milan Fremont Co!lins New London Willard and Sandusky Florence Burdue Ernest Witzlaben Detroit Mich Leland Kenton Elizabeth Booth Wessell Elyria Charleston W. Va Carl Neiding Marion

Local Social Visits Reach Across Towns

Watts across from the Bask, Arthur Peabody and sam of Wellington were Tuesday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peabody. Mrs. Karl Green and childrées of Brighton called on Mrs. Roy Kenyon on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Otto Geist of Camden visited Mrs. W. J. Benson on Wednesday evening. Sunday callers included Mr. Trom Smith of Elyria and Mr. Parker of Oberlin for Mrs. Elizabeth Booth. On Tuesday, Mrs. McKinnon of Cleveland and Mrs. George Worcester and daughter of Oberlin called on Mrs. Booth.

Cleveland George Worcester Oberlin Elizabeth Booth

Tuna season approaching urges November peak by Bermuda aquarium

Louis L. Mowbray curator of the Bermuda Government aquarium says November is best for tuna fishing. His studies show tuna are born in July and reach peak growth in November, guiding season timing and fishing plans.

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