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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
6
Babson Park Mass September message argues for a nationwide buy now campaign led by the unemployed to boost purchasing power, restore orders, and reemploy workers. He urges white collar groups to mobilize and cites Remington Rand’s $4.5 million raw material buy as a model while warning that tax cuts require job losses. He emphasizes civic duty and the need to prevent widespread hardship this winter.
From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. most people are workers but after 5 p.m. they become customers. Every unemployed person is a customer-lost. Work restores purchasing power, raises living standards, and brings back prosperity. It is a social, economic, and humane duty for all who can to buy goods and provide work.
In Pittsfield on September 23 a double birthday party was held at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heiden’s home for Mrs. Lottie Heiden and Mrs. Lydia Ferick of Strongsville. A picnic dinner and two birthday cakes marked the gathering with relatives from Litchfield Berea and Strongsville attending. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lambert and family from Glenwillow Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. J. Begelman of Glenwillow.
County Extension Agent Miss Alice Bird announces a sewing machine clinic at Town Hall Center on Thursday September 29 led by M B Bear from Ohio State University. Local women may enter machines. notify Mrs Dale Piper. Pittsfield secures another clinic after strong interest from two years ago.
Fragmentary OCR text lists individuals such as Mr Andrewe Parker and A Campbell as guests of Crean. The passage appears to be a social note or informal gathering mention with unclear full names and context.
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