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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1936

Page

10

Hawk eyed political sharps weigh Hoovers and London votes

The piece surveys campaign dynamics with focus on Roosevelt supporters visibility, London voters’ caution, and the silent rate hypothesis. It notes crowd patterns from past cycles, currency policy impact, and fears of foreign market raids before election day. It mentions labor unions, TVA, and political figures in a broad, analytical tone.

Hoosevelt London Hoover Roosevelt Bryan McKinley

Debated FDR records boost GOP publicity, says McClure

Col umbus S Broadcasting partial suppression of Senator Van denberg s debate with phonograph records of FDR provided a sweet break for the GOP. It yielded hundreds of times more publicity than the debate would have. The stock market leadership rotation appears to be strong arm. Major banks express private satisfaction with Federal Reserve margin rules.

Columbus Vandenberg FDR Federal Reserve

Oberlin Road Church Notes Highlight Local Meetings

East Oberlin Church Council met at the Ford home while Medina Association activities were noted. Russi Township Farm Woman's club reported a net supper profit of about $30 and discussed canning exhibits, a canning school, and Potato and Apple Day. Members attended Camp Craig week, bingo followed, next meeting set for November 18. Visitors included Oberlin Road members and area residents, with social and church activities spanning Elyria, Kipton, and Amherst communities.

Oberlin Road East Oberlin J. E. Ford Medina Association of Congregational Churches Congregational Elyria Russi Township E. Berg Pengi Elmer Schubert Camp Craig Frank Krueger Frank Krueger, Jr L. E. Barnard Gar McRoberts

Regular meeting noted at East Oberlin church

A record mentions a regular meeting held at the East Oberlin church on Thursday evening, indicating a local gathering or organizational session. No further details are provided in the readable text.

East Oberlin Church

North Ridgeville Garden Club Hosts November Meeting

North Ridgeville Mrs Fay Treadwell and Mrs Vern Andrews welcomed the North Ridgeville Garden Club at the latter’s home. Guests from the Columbia Garden Club will attend November 16. Committee reports were discussed. Mrs Merton Barter opened with Autumn Landscapes, Mrs John Gibbons read about Elyria courthouse and Ely Park elms, Miss Ellen Morsan played piano selections. Mr Van Luit spoke on planting and later branches were passed around. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Van Luit, Miss Marcella Schmitz and Mrs P L Morgan. Refreshments featured a Halloween motif.

Fay Treadwell Vern Andrews North Ridgeville Garden Club John Gibbons Vera Andrews Marcella Schmitz Columbia Garden Club Merton Barter Elyria Ely Park Ellen Morsan McDowell van Luit Fields Ccc P. L. Morgan

PTA Dance Arrangements Set for Oct High School Event

C Kremser Mrs Carl Kathe and F Treadwell announce that arrangements are completed for the annual PTA dance to be held October 29 at the high school.

C. Kremser Carl Kathe F. Treadwell

Elyria man to review Ohio river boat trip at Grange

Charlies Crehore of Elyria jz to review his recent boat trip down the Ohio river at the Grange meeting Tuesday evening. Mrs. Frank Neilan of Somerset, Pa, is visiting her mother and sister, Mrs. Mary McLaughlin. Miss Gertrude Alflen leaves Friday for Los Angeles, Calif., where she will spend the winter. Donald Solen and son, Russell, of Ventura, Calif., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Noll. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hopp spent the week end with relatives in Wheeling, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. William Brouse of Wellington were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mason. Dramatic club at high school under Miss Josephine Wilcox preparing Newhit's House for auditorium Nov 6.

Charlies Crehore Elyria Jz Ohio River Grange Frank Neilan Somerset Mary McLaughlin Gertrude Alflen Los Angeles Calif Donald Solen Russell Ventura George Noll H. W. Hopp Wheeling W. Va William Brouse Wellington Frank Mason Josephine Wilcox Newhit’s Auditorium

Grafton Seniors Host Skating Party at Rainbow Gardens

The Grafton Senior class sponsors a skating party at Rainbow Gardens Elyria on Thursday night. Members report travel and social visits among local families, including district meetings in Oberlin and extended trips to California and Texas with extensive mileage noted. The community also reports dances, students editing a senior issue of Purple and Gold, and health notes on local residents.

Idle chatter in Hollywood stars and anecdotes

Jimmie Fidler relays assorted Hollywood gossip from Oscar chatter to star quirks. The column quips about Eleanor Whitney vowel theory, Joan Crawford cleaning routines, color film castings, Greta Garbo and Miriam Hopkins anecdotes, and Beery Jannings pratfalls. It notes the Assistance League charity and a dowager impatient with waitstaff at a celeb-filled luncheon.

Hollywood Get Eleanore Whitney Joan Crawford Andy Devine Jumbo the Elephant Crosby Jean Parker Alice Faye Jeanette MacDonald Johnny Weiszsmuller Gainez Dorothy LaMour Janet Garner Jimmy Cagney Robert Taylor Slim Summerville Simon Charitable Assistance League

Autograph seekers threaten Hollywood stars in crowded preview

At a preview last night Joan Crawford narrowly avoided a pen jab as fans shoved for signatures. Earlier Carr Grant escaped a quivering ink blast when a fan tripped, staining his suit. Vic tor McLaglen posed with Little Billy who teased him about his vaudeville days.

Joan Crawford Carr Grant Carr

Abolition of Double Liability urged by Ohio bankers

Samuel H. Squires urged a constitutional amendment on November 3 to end double liability for bank stock, arguing it would strengthen capital and protect depositors. He noted federal action and broad Ohio support, stressing it is not political and would not affect existing liabilities. Bank leaders from ten counties urged qualified public officials and a banking survey for public responsiveness.

Howard University Garner Pennsylvania Haring Usgal New York Ohio Indiana Illinois Roosevelt South Youngstown Samuel H. Squires Ohio Bankers Association Squire General Assembly J. H. Warndorf Citizens Savings Bank & Trust Company Hamilton Devrid M. Auch Ohio Bankery Association Columbus B. A. Goldenweiser Federal Reserve System Washington, D. C W. F. Kyle Cleveland: ‘Trust Company Cleveland J. C. McHannan Central National Bank Ford Russell Farmer's National Bank Ashhtabula E. N. Dekker National City Bank Treasuer Ashtabula Cuyahoga Geguga Lake Lorain Mahoning Medina Portage Summit Turnbul

La Grange News Notes Highlights Local Socials

La Grange notes show Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sanders hosting and visits from Cleveland and Medina acquaintances. Circle No. 5 hosted a 2 tea at the Andrew Rawson home as Mrs. C. B. Rawson and Mrs. Noah Holcomb entertained. Several residents moved, visited Columbus, or traveled for hunting trips, with updates on health including Georges Lawson undergoing appendicitis treatment and William Crawford's partial improvement.

C. B. Rawson Noah Holcomb Circle No. 5 Andrew Rawson Howard Dean House North Main Street James Nichole Sarah Caswell Cleveland Wooster Julius Wilcor Columbus Maurice Sheffield Richard and Gordon Wellington

94 Year Old Driver Buys Dodge Again

Robert Lyon aged 94 from Onondaga Township Michigan remains loyal to Dodge. He trades his old Dodge for a new Dodge coupe from Geo. B. Brownlee & Son of Leslie Michigan. Lyon, a lifelong Dodge customer, buys the latest model from the same dealer where he previously purchased Dodges. He drives daily, finds motoring relaxing, and does not switch brands or dealers despite other offers.

Nestor Dodge Robert Lyon Onondaga Township Michigan Lyon Geo. B. Brownlee & Son Leslie Lion Geo. B. Brownlee

Chevrolet Near End Of Successful Year

Chevrolet officials report record year end sales and tight dealer stocks as 1937 models approach. W E Heller cites 1,142,482 new cars and 1,974,533 used cars sold in the past year, with used stock reduced to about half normal for a big maker. He notes no used-car pileup will hinder next year and credits the joined effort of used-car staff and dealers for strong performance.

Chevrolet W. E. Heller Chevrolet Motor Company Heller

1937 quota announced for Bee Detroit field members

A fragment notes a quota of 1,364,860 announced for 1937 related to Bee Detroit field members. The readable text is limited and lacks clear context or full names or organizations.

Flier Urges Airlines To Extend Aircraft Time Between Overhauls

Major Al Williams, famed aerobatic flyer, warns that grounding for repairs drains profits. He notes early jets required overhaul after 206 hours, with wear on bearings and pistons. Gulfpride Oil restored by science now allows Eastern Air Lines and others to fly over five thousand hours before overhaul.

al Williams Ihe Eastern Air- Lines

Studebaker Gasoline Economy Is Tested on Salt Flats

Studebaker completed an AAA supervised gas mileage test in Bonneville Utah using 1937 Dictator and President models. Each car ran from 18 gallons at constant speeds 35 45 and 55 mph with results showing 27.465 24.433 and 21.244 mpg for the Dictator and 23.177 22.663 and 18.559 mpg for the President.

Bonneville Utah Salt Flats Studebaker Corporation American Automobile Association Studebaker South Bend George D. Keller

Local Community Notes and Visits Around Elyria

Sunday callers included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sanders and family at the Sanders home. Ed and Mrs. Manns hosted dinner guests with Thelma Manns visiting. Supt. Oppelt, Wareham, and Cook attended a dinner in Elyria. Rawson and Magus families visited Earl Sanders and Thad Rawson of Cleveland spent time there. Webber family moved to Russing Township. Baptist church members attend a convention at Elsha Baptist. Mrs. Holcomb and Mrs. Cox visited Cleveland. Underhill and Florence Rundle visited M. J. Walker home in Elsria. Mrs. Kelner visited cousin Tone Cole in Elyria hospital. Henry Wigert visited relatives in Cleveland.

LA Grange Earl Sanders Henry Sandrock Russell Duncan Ely Tia Ed. Sanders Eleanor Virginia Ed. Manns Archie Dianer Henry Manns New Oberlin Thelma Manns J. L. Oppelt G. B. Wareham John Cook Elyria Thad Rawson Cleveland Russell Magus C. B. Rawson Andrew Webber Russig Township The Baptist Church Elsha Baptist Church John Holcomb Cox Fred Underhill Florence Rundle Elsria M. J. Walker R. B. Kelner Tone Cole Henry Wigert

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