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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1933

Page

7

Babson Sees New Deal Limits On Jobs Growth

Babson Park Massachusetts September 1. Employment and payrolls have risen since March with July adding 400000 jobs and August doubling that. Payrolls are 60 million dollars weekly higher than in March while employment up 26 percent. The piece warns of persistent unemployment despite gains and urges balancing prosperity with free enterprise and individual initiative, stressing the need to preserve industry and risk-taking to sustain long term growth. It discusses past downturns, the New Deal’s impact on industry, and calls for shared work programs and continued private sector incentive to spur recovery.

Babson Babson Park Massachusetts United States Depre London Brain Trust Pan Pyer Celix B. Hestington Southern Pacific Railroad Arizona NRA Coprrighy Publishers’ Financial Bureau

Community Guests At Spencer Area Visits Abound

A long list of visitors spent time in Spencer area households, including Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Lechieltzer and numerous relatives from Seville, Lodi, Cleveland, Akron, Wellington, and Avon. Sunday dinners joined by families from Zanesville, Lorain, Wooster, and Younstown highlight a week of social calls, reunions, and travel to events such as Lorain yacht races and the World’s Fair in Chicago.

Spencer A. H. Lechieltzer Sendar William Corton Seville Howard Quaiman Edith Hickies Stanter Jonn Ce Billy Rittman L. W. Lechleitne Glenn Charles Hickens Teri Cotton Lodi Carnall J. L. Robinson Cleveland Qlra White Hoy Coulick Edd Dyer Georgia Dyer Carl Lookabaugh Baward Clarksfeig Herbes Garpmer eSidreg Sullivan Frank Weesgherser I Breuce Wellington iMel Garmoo Boenrer M. BR Chris Frider George Sms Herversille I. A. Simop George Daniels Yuipe B.A. Gareiman Ard Henry Smith Jebndrr Emma Smith Avon Leo Lucus Younsstown

Proctor pressures Sally with Havana trip and a plan

Ted Chandler and Proctor clash over flying, Sally faces advances and danger. Proctor hints Havana trip and Casa del Rio as Sally weighs staying, while secrets loom about a kidnaping plot and a vaseline coated toxin threat. Ted and Sally share a moment before grim stakes surge again.

Ted Chandler Proctor Bally Ted Chandler Sally Royal Flying Corps Jasper Havana Casa del Rio Vitell Mata Hart America Golly Sally Gwynne

Kipton Family Reunion Held At Ruggles Beach

KiptonSeptember 1 The John R Whitney family reunion was held at Ruggles Beach on Sunday August 27 John R Whitney a Lorain County pioneer and son and nephew of Binghamton New York founders father of twenty four children Over 150 attended from Los Angeles Catawba Islands To Indo Cleveland Elyria Pittsfield Spencer Wakeman Milan Huron Berlin Heights Norwalk Br This report lists elected officers for 1934 Presidents John R Groot Vice President Guy Morgan Secretary Charles H Hardy Historian Harlan Spencer Whitner Treasurer Hardy Scott

Kipton John R. Whitney Ruggles Beach Lorain County Binghamton New York Los Angeles Catawba Islands Indo Cleveland Elyria Pittsfield Spencer Wakeman Milan Huron Berlin Heights Norwalk Brighton Frémont John R. Groot Guy Morgan Charles H. Hardy Harlan Spencer Whitner Hardy Scott

Farewell Party For Schweinfurth Family

A gathering at the Brumby home bid farewell to Rev and Mrs Schweinfurth and their sons Joe and Paul as they leave for Findlay Ohio where he will serve as pastor of the Baptist Church. The evening featured music social chat and refreshments.

G. A. Brumby Wm. H. Schweinfurth Joe Paul Findlay Ohio Schweinfurth Baptist Church

Local society notes from Henrietta area church events

Mrs. Albert Rousser and Mrs. Leon Hopkins hosted a Wednesday church parlors picnic. A long list of visitors and guests from Elyria Oberlin Berea Lorain and Vermilion attended dinners, calls, and visits at numerous local homes and farms over the week including families Latteman Reis Weidman and Dute.

Henrietta Albert Rousser Leon Hopkins King's Heralds M. E. Church T. L. Morse Charles Rogers Glendale Cal Charles Date Hobart Johnson Lorain Erangeline Melsenbach Birmingham Otto Coven Wendell Theodore Rels Anetta Pliger Berea Helen Bauman Clara Rels Blytia Fred Latteman

Human Brain Growth as Obstacle to Progress

The remark notes that humanity struggles with complex problems because the brain has not evolved fast enough to handle them, presenting a serious barrier to progress and advancement for mankind.

Today is the Day Clark Kinnaird and notable births

A historical date column notes Today is the Day for Clark Kinnaird, mentions astronomical references and a 1908 comet event, then lists notable births such as Henry George era thinkers and inventors, with commentary on calendar changes and September dates.

Clark Kinnaird

September Dates and Notables From Early Calendars

A fragmented chronicle notes calendar reform by Pope Gregory XIII in 1582, U.S. Whisky Rebellion beginnings in 1794, and notable births and events on September 3 and surrounding years. It mentions Della Chiesa becoming Benedict XV, independence in 1783, first Labor Day in 1894, Newport golf, Shenandoah disaster, and Santo Domingo hurricane impacts, ending with a correction on the first American World War soldier.

Julius Caesar Aiths Gregory XIII Aoe the Great U.S Pennsylvania U. S. Treasury Department Congress Gregory the Great Augustine England Cardinal Della Chiesa Benedict XV

Columbia News Highlights Local Events and Flower Show

Chauncey Adams of St. Louis visits Columbia after a Michigan vacation while his sister Miss Lou Adams of Cleveland stays at his home. The Baptist Mission Circle earned over twenty seven dollars from the Apple reunion dinner. A non-partisan caucus at the town hall selected local officers and a school board. The Columbia Garden Club Flower Show at Center drew praise with numerous winners across dining, living, and table settings. The piece notes school start on September 5 and hot lunches at the town hall led by local staff. The report ends with a zoological tidbit on the fifteen-spined stickleback nesting behavior.

Columbia Chauncey Adams St. Louis Michigan Lou Adams Cleveland Baptist Mission Circle A. A. Crocker Helen Staerns Tryon North Carolina Annabel Nobles Overlook Road Alice Marie Morlocks Town Hall Dorothy Crocker Lyle Reisinger Russell Reisinger Bernard Curtinz Wilda Heineman Doana Stinchecombe John Snell Earl Boone Trustess Perry Heineman Ror Churchward A. D Florence Putt Constable Lyman Hitchcock Ray Howard Lester Isles Gladys Frank Ganm Glissfield Mich Connecticut Hubert Morrock Daugherty Columbus Ohio Lenora Bonner Galena A. D. Crorker Ashtabula Jefferson County Merrill van Hamn Cincinnati Station

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