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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1935
Page
11
In New York James McMaullin reports on Roosevelt's early conferencing to calm factions and outline future policy. The piece notes pledges against constitutional amendments, emphasis on budget balance, and returning recovery duties to local communities while White House aides manage a cautious public narrative.
U S Census Bureau reports Ohio death toll from motor vehicle incidents reached a record high in 1934 with 2100 lives lost and a rate of 31 per 190000 residents. Nationally 32599 killed in motor car accidents, 1739 in collisions. Figures show a 15.2 percent rise from prior year.
Oberlin notes list church dinner for 1.4 hundred and fifty dot cleared, and a regular trustees meeting next Sunday evening. Local residents entertain, move, or host gatherings including Mr. and Mrs Alfred Bauma hosting friends for their anniversary and Mrs. J R Worcester hosting visitors. Several families relocate to Oberlin area from Cleveland and Kipton. Farmers from Pittsfield attend the State Farmer’s Union convention in Lima. Local clubs plan a supper at Grenge hall with committee chairwomen arranging details.
Local readers attended a two day cooking school at the First Methodist church basement in Elyria led by Alma Garvin OSU nutrition specialist with assistance from Mrs Youtzy and Mrs Minard. Brookside High plans a Hallowe en party at St James Mission October 29. Jack Frost damaged garden crops and gardeners report losses to beans and peas.
Eaton and Kempfe families from Cleveland visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Box on Wednesday. Mrs. Robert Jamieson hosted a birthday dinner honoring her son Robert Jr and Mrs. Dana Whitlock from Cleveland. Guests included Mrs. Whitlock and Dan. both Mr. Jamieson and Mr. Whitlock work on lake freighters during summer. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wershing also mentioned.
A capacious East Carlisle Parent-Teacher Association meeting was held Friday evening with Jon E. Smith presiding. The program included a Lorain County Council report, a choral group performance by East Carlisle Mathersingers, and a Stage Crafts Studio show featuring students in songs, dances, and impersonations. Mary Ann Bachtel was noted among attendees and a cider feature was enjoyed.
Brief items note new chairmen for committee roles, the masquerade dance sponsored by the Community club to be held at the Hedges on October 25, and various social visits. Other snippets mention club events at Carlisle Grange Hall, senior 4-H initiation, a newborn, and service enlistments.
The fragment warns of relief from constipation and links physical beauty to a clean system. It mentions drooping shoulders and a drained appearance among youths, with fable like claims about energy and irresistible charm and life not being a failure.
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