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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1935

Page

9

Federal Relief To Be Drawn From Ohio Dec First

COLUMBUS O Oct 26 C C Stillman Federal Relief Administrator for Ohio warned state officials that admodate and comprehensive action to assist political subdivisions in caring for their relief problems was necessary. Stillman warned that federal relief would be absolutely withdrawn after Dec 1. In our judgment 2600000 a month from the first of December onward should be provided for handling this burden. Belief that all of Ohio s quota

Columbus C. C. Stillman Ohio Stillman

Ohio FERA plan outlines WPA work for 213,200 workers

Stillman states 213,200 needy Ohio workers will be at work on WPA projects by December 1. He notes a mismatch with 275,000 unemployed heads in the state, to be offset by federal projects beyond WPA. He cautions no funds are assured for November and FERA may shrink after December 1, with some counties bearing own relief costs.

Stillman Ohio FERA Washington Obo WPA Sullmen

Relief program reach beyond WPA after December 1

The text notes extending or adjusting relief to cover marginal employables and new relief cases that may not fit into the WPA program after December 1. It emphasizes ensuring adequate aid for those in transitional or limited-work situations as existing programs wind down.

Proclamation On Red Cross Issued By The Mayor

The Elyria mayor proclaims the annual Red Cross roll call from October 24 to November 2. Last year’s volunteers are urged to renew and new members to join Lorain County Red Cross to fund relief for accidents disasters and disease, supporting city needs and emergency aid.

Elyria American Red Cross Red Cross Elyvia Ired Cross Loraini County

Amherst Wedding and Community Events Highlight Local News

Miss Kathryn Grugel wed Stephen Pierce at St. Pauls Lutheran in Amherst with a candlelit ceremony and organ music. A Democratic rally at Gold Node Hall drew a good crowd with talks on school and hospital bonds and a social fish fry. Community notices include a marriage in Westfield New York, Halloween party at St Pauls, church youth services, and local club meetings with dates and attendees.

Kathryn Grugel Amherst St. Paul's Lutheran Church Kathyn Grugel Millie Grugel West Street Stephen Pierce George Pierce Wakeman RC. Bosse St. Paul's Church Emery Redman Frank Grugel Elyria Aubdrey Schmauch Louis Reichert Ray Grugel Linta Emily Corbint Qold E. C. Stivald F. R. Powers Jay Gillette John Fritz Br J J Ike and I Margaret Gersak M Irs John Gersak Birmingham Edward FP. Benoit Josep Benedict South Amherst Westfield X. Y Hubert Barnhardt Birmingham High School Wekeman Catholic Church Benedict Amherst High School St. Joseph Catholic Church American Specialty Co Wottring Instrument Company N. Lake Street South

Mount Holyoke Keeps Family Tradition

SOUTH HADLEY Mount Holyoke College welcomes a freshman this year linking to a family line established by a great-grandmother, continuing a multi generation presence as the institution prepares the class of 1839. The article juxtaposes Soviet Russia as both a land of vigor and a realm of fear depending on perspective.

South Hadley Mase Mount Holyok College Colege Soviet Russia

Avon Lake Afternoon 500 and Farewell Party Notes

Avon Lake social notes recap: Mrs Curtis Duff hosted the Afternoon 500 Club with a luncheon and card wins by Mrs Leo Hill Mrs Marie Hinz and Miss Nina Dunning. Mrs Franklin won the guest prize. Mary Staden hosted a farewell party for Mrs Mary Simmons as she heads to Florida for the winter with prizes to Mrs Ed Mitchell Sr and Mrs Tom Kinner. Later, Mr and Mrs Bugh Fitzgerald and others left for Elaine Florida for the season. The Dames of Malia plan a forthcoming card party.

Curtis Duff Leo Hill Marie Hinz Nina Dunning Burt Weiderkopf William Franklin Ranklin Mary Staden Mary Simmons Florida Ed. Mitchell, Sr Tom Kinner

Park Hall benefit card party near next Thursday

A benefit card party is announced at Park Hall for next Thursday after noon. Brief notes mention recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Somerville including Mrs. Bert Smith of Willoughby and Mrs. F Ferguson, W Ferguson, Kirk Island, and Mrs. Mabel Meinke among others.

Soring William Somerville Bert Smith Willoughby F. Ferguson W. Ferguson Kirksland Mabel Meinke

Avon Club Meets Avgx Oct 26 Hosts and Teas

Mrs Law rence Hecker hosted the For Get Me Not Club at Mrs J S Weiler home with quilting and lunch. Miss Theresa Wagner entertained Morning Glory Club with prizes to Mrs Andrew Mittendorf Mrs Charles Wilford and Mrs Edward Klingshira. pinochle served for P T Association funds.

Lawrence Hecker J. 5. Weiler Louis Dechant Miss Wagner Theresa Wagner Morning Glory Club Pedro Andrew Mittendorf Charles Wilford Edward Klingshira P. T P. T. Association

Community Notes On Local Visits And Tragic Deaths

Families across Cleveland and Avon share condolences and visiting updates. Margaret Vail and relatives, Leroy Schumaker from Columbus, and Jean Schneider visit kin in the area. Neighbors attend the funeral of John Heider at St. Mary’s Avon. A tragic death touches Mrs Wilbur Theoring and Mrs James Seaton with hopes for Mrs Grady and others’ speedy recovery.

Margaret Vail H. Webb A. J. Neuhier E. XN. Dougherty Ernest, Jr Russell E. Boucher Cleveland Leroy Schumaker Columbus William Schumaker John Heider St. Mary’s Church Avon

Town Guests Stay Overnight With Local Residents

Miss Lois Relier of Columbiana and town residents were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Iva Gough. The visit took place Friday with hospitality noted in local society.

Town Lois Relier Columbiana Iva Gough

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elyria Lnc Tr. Bldg George, Taylor & Company Insurance Sears, Roebuck & CO Jenne Central Book Store Mrs. Fierce Chicago Democratic Rally Walther League of St. Paul's First Evangelical Church Hares Ruth Patterson Bernice Hoffman Kathryn Hoffman Donald Winters Ralph Cormany Winters Mr. Cormany Methodist Church B. Ryan Amherst Study Club South Main Street Alexyle Lodze Daughters of Scotland Jessamine Lodge WTAM Dr. Townsend Townsend Amherst Club Lorain Club Irvine Junior High School Hamilton Fourth Street Lorain Prater Elmer Garber Ida May Devries Burton Jenne Karl Sabiers Janice Bruce Elmer Harris Ruth Cranage Mary Lahifi Kent E. W. Lahiff K. Jenne A. G. Werner F. C. Moore Oberlin Mount Holyoke NG Netto Pac Rey Renal Vee Gio Avon Lake The Dames of Malia West Side Lumber and Coal Co West St A. Persons, Mgr Household Finance Co. Call. White PLONE R. R. Ritter Hiyria Onis Perle Wilford Evelyn Smith Marian Edna Peak Doris Jamison Baldwin-Wallace Ruby Cahoon Ravenna Etta Hoffmaster Levaré Mitchell Laura Bush Youngs E. Bridge St Elyria Electric Music Store John Renece United States National Board of Fire Underwriters Fire Department Police Department Val Fendrick Mir Fendrick City of Fire Protection Committee W. N. Bates R. T. J. Martin M. F. Fey James Elemes Jas. A. Hewitt Don G. Sotherden Notley
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