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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1935

Page

7

Amherst Study Club resumes after four months recess

Amherst Ohio September 17 The Amherst Study Club resumed activities at Mrs James Nicholl s home on South Main with new officers led by President Mrs F R Powers and Vice President Mrs C A Alexander The meeting included committees for the year and a talk on Episodes of the Court Room followed by member greetings and a bouquet gift to retiring President Mrs J H Ludwig Subsequent social and civic plans and upcoming events were announced with meetings at various homes and churches scheduled for October.

Amherrst Amherst Study Club James Nicholl South Main Street F. R. Powers C. A. Alexander Harold Penton J. G. Maxwell Charles Good F. L. Hubbard Harry Leuszier J. H. Ludwig LG. Maxwell Ada. Parcel H. W Powers A. J. Rice L. Roemer J .A. Wesbecher J. H. Man Fairmont West Va

Elyria Visitors Drop By Sunday Callers

Mrs J L Davis and daughter Miss Neilie of Elyria and families from Elyria Aughurst Qber lin road made Sunday calls at the home of Mr and Mrs Wil fata Emery Sr. Also present were Mr and Mrs Alfred Fulmer and son Dick from Aughurst and Mr and Mrs Clarence White of Elyria.

J. L. Davis Neilie Elyria Alfred Fulmer Augherst Clarence White William Emery Jr Qberlin Road Wilfata Emery Sr

Growth of federal jobholders raises U S fears of bureaucracy

A long analysis notes the expansion of federal employment to about 730000 and argues most new workers are political appointees not civil service, with one in seven in full time federal roles by 1930s metrics. It warns future expansion will swell bureaucracy and tax burden, risking national paralysis.

Work Relief Administration Cers Ron Toer NRA Congress United States Ular

Hard Times Boost Leisure Spending Across Sectors

In recessionary periods many wonder how Americans afford pleasures. Cars, baseball parks, night spots, ships, and rail travel remain busy as surveys note continued demand for recreation despite economic strain.

Cirele Americ Jean Hun Mane Cohann Anna Held Li Russell Chauncey Ole Berry Wail Harry Lehr Jack Eugene V. Debs Ben Tillman Mary Ellen Lease Caxex Mae West Selly Rand Ferdinand Pecora Athert Wi ASTA Oma Jens Mo Evi Tata

Shining Mark of Honesty in Gilroy California

Gilroy California a small town received a 30000 advance from the PWA for waterworks improvements. After completing the project contracts were awarded and workers hired. The actual cost came in about 5 percent under estimates and the surplus was returned to federal authorities. PWA officials say Gilroy is the only city to finish a PWA job under estimates and refund the savings.

Gilroy California Nniler Bank Waty Waterworks PWA Uncle Sam Santa Claus

New York Day by Day by O. O. Melotyre

The column praises journalism and cites O. O. Melotyre as a notable writer. It references Broadway developments, vaudeville history, and the era’s entertainment trends. Observes public interest in new venues, fairs, and showbiz figures amid urban changes and speculative redevelopment.

New York O. O. Melotyre

Fragmentary note on a soda jerker and Pagliacci pose

A garbled passage mentions a soda jerker, Pagliacci pose, and a philosophic mood. It references 1935 and McNaught Syndicates in a murky, poetic fragment about a man’s mood during a few months.

McNaught Syndicates

Anniversaries and obituaries mention Cheves and others

A garbled list recalls anniversaries and obituaries for figures from U S Congress to physicians and generals. Names include Cheves, Jackson, Overton, MacCracken, Williams, Robins, Rowe, Ostenso, and others with scattered birthplaces and dates. The piece surveys historical births and deaths, with dates ranging from the 19th to 20th centuries.

Huntington Echoes A Busy Social Week in Wellington

In Huntington on September 17 families and friends gathered for visits and events. Attendees included Mrs L A Baumzerdner and relatives in Wellington, Mr and Mrs Hines in Doylestown, and Miss Evaline Razz honored at a miscellaneous shower ahead of her marriage to Paul Wilkinson of Toledo. A farm accident at Llord Farm left Earl injured with a displaced vertebra, while C C Finkle treated him at his home.

Huntington Martha Deazen Evalven Rees L. A. Baumzerdner Wellington James Allen Weer Salem C. A. Rute Berea Mrron Hines Dorothy Doris Amy Mare Doylestown Llord Earl C. C Henry Abramoska Evaline Razz Vride-Wiedt Paul Wilkinson Toledo Wilbur Rook Spencer Baum Derame Séysiousir Iit Coward Will Baum Elrria H. L Solida Heliexs Lavon Walter Lavon Helen Cleveland

Daylight Movies to Open in Moscow Park

A daylight motion picture theatre is set to open in a public park in Moscow after tests prove the sumizhi process works. The system uses xO mirrors with one serving as the screen and a projector above reflecting onto the mirror screen for a bright, clear image. Separately, Kaihin China suspends coal mining one day per week to reduce stockpiles amid efforts to balance supplies.

Daylight Movies Moscow Russia Sumizhi Mining Administration of Kaihin China

Nativity Church activities and church group notes

Members of Nativity Church South Amherst plan a card party at St Marys hall in Cleveland. The Progressive Class of Congregational Sunday School elected Gust Mathas president and Miss Robert secretary treasurer. Miss Mabelle Stack leaves Sunday for Elyria Memorial Hospital to enter nurse training. Brief items mention deaths and weekend visits including Mrs David Das and the Fridenstines at Elyria and Deshler.

Nativity Church Amherst Parish of the Nativity Church St. Mary's Hall West 30Th Carroll Avenue Cleveland Congregational Sunday School William Roberts Gust Mathas Robert Mabelle Stack Elyria Memorial Hospital Nurses Training School

Avon Gerharts Entertain Avon Ohio Party

Mr and Mrs Phil Gerhart entertained relatives and friends at their Detroit road Avon home Sunday afternoon and evening Dinner was at six covers for fourteen guests Evening suited by card playing attendees came from Amherst Lakewood and Elyria Young people from Avon heading to college Capton Porrhe Ohio State Ruth Forthofer and Vivian Wells Kent State College Roy Balogh and Victor Malinovsky Ohio Wesleyan Anna Nissen Rowe Schwinn and Dorothy Curtiss Oberlin College of Commerce Reverend Harold Bond will lead church during conference year while Rev B H Ryan will preach at Amherst South Amherst and Ax tel Miss Helen Peak Mrs Moser and son Edson and Eugene Hubbard attended VM E Conference at Laneside Mr and Mrs Arnold Buck and son Robby visited friends in Independence Ohio Sunday Mr and Mrs Gordon Paddock and son Dale visited the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Pickering Mr and Mrs Will Barr and daughter June visited the Behe home at Avon Lake Sunday afternoon

Avon Gerharts Avon, O Phil Gerhart Detroit Road Tues Amherst Lakewood Elyria Avon Capton Porrhe Ohio State Ruth Forthofer Vivian Wells Kent State College Roy Balogh Victor Malinovsky Ohio Wesleyan Anna Nissen Rowe Schwinn Dorothy Curtiss Oberlin School of Commerce Helen Peak Moser Edson Eugene Hubbard Laneside Arnold Buck Robby Independence Ohio Gordon Paddock Dale Robert Pickering Will Barr June Avon Lake

Robbers seize resort on eastern rail line

Bandits captured the Evrhtientantze summer resort on the Chinese Eastern rail line during a three hour raid at midnight. They plundered the town, seized three Russian vacationers as hostages, and set fires in several places before fleeing. One Russian was reportedly killed.

Evrhtientantze Harbin Manchuria

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