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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1936
Page
10
Probing dissension within the Democratic ranks, observers say Roosevelt risks alienating old-time Democrats while courting Progressives and Farm Laborites. The piece notes tax and New Deal program battles, court rulings, TVA disputes, and alliance shifts as campaigns heat up nationwide.
An elderly care facility at 123 Forest Street Oberlin Ohio offers supervision for semi invalid and convalescent needs. Includes arthritic and chronic case care with a home doctor. L M Merrow MD.
Hollywood gossip column praises Constance Bennett for charity work with Seeing Eye dogs while mocking her fame critics. It notes her long serving staff, mixed public image, and lists other stars in anecdotes from Malibu and studio life. The piece ends with sightings of stars and a quip about Conrad Nagel’s comeback.
Wellington Ohio on Monday evening the Friendship Guild of the Congregational church met at Mrs. Harry Lee’s home with 35 members. They announced the annual Christmas bazaar and rummage sale no date set and planned a benefit bridge for October 26 at Herrick Auditorium. Committee members include Downey Johnson Syarts Murray Baker Wight and Sooy. The night featured quilt finishing and music by soloists Mrs. BeVier Dorothy Lierchard and pianist Mrs. Roy McCormick with refreshments served.
Avon honor extends to Mrs Vern Frey as the Charm Club surprised her at home on Monday evening. Pedro provided entertainment and prizes were awarded to Mrs Walter Rauscher and Mrs Ed Stagz. Lunch followed and a gift was presented to Mrs Frey.
The funeral of Robert Smith infant son of Mr and Mrs Ed Smith was held at St. Marys Church Tuesday. The Misses Evelyn Smith and Perle Wilford spent Tuesday evening in Cleveland. Harold Smith is confined to bed with pleurisy. Mrs Charles Wilford spent Tuesday in Lorain.
Members of the Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association receive an invitation to participate in the North Central Draft Horse Association colt show set for Norwalk on Saturday October 24.
J. R. Fabri general foreman of Schulman Electric visited Millersburg to supervise the final installation of a rural electrification substation in Holmes county, mirroring a project in Medina Lorain counties.
About 100 men are expected at Farmers Night in Herrick Auditorium on Thursday. George Warner leads the program and guests will include Dr. C. G. McBride of Ohio State University who will discuss the present milk situation and offer an important message.
In Pasadena Captain Thomas Loft of the traffic safety division argues psychology and uniformed motorcycle patrols, not traffic tickets, are the best prevention for accidents. He asserts that posting a few uniformed riders will lower violations and crashes in any district.
Daily advice column by Dr C N Chrisman in Chronicle Telegram offering reader questions and expert answers on medical and wellness topics. The piece provides practical guidance and clarifications on common health concerns for the community.
The column notes Mr and Mrs A P Lincoln have returned from Hart Michigan. Fred Hanson appears due home this week from a summer trip in England. Elizabeth Wright and Elinor Dague of Cleveland spent the weekend at their homes here. Clyde Sidel new chorister at the Congregational church has organized junior choirs and LaDema Gates is recovering well from an appendix operation in Elyria hospital. Harry Gillette moves his family to Henrietta Hill this week after purchasing the George Minor locomotive station. He had worked for Wellington Tire & Supply for 14 years prior.
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