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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1934

Page

7

Forty Two Years in the White House reviewed by critics

A New York World at a Glance column discusses Ike Hoover and his book Forty-Two Years in the White House, noting a straightforward survey of presidents from Harrison to Hoover, urging readers to judge leaders by merit. It also reviews Fontamara by Ignazio Silone, praising its anti fascist stance and spreading influence.

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Levine brothers to attend county prosecutor meeting in South Amherst

Trout County Dav event set for tomorrow in South Amherst at the town hall with August Levine and his brother William Levine from Lovain slated to attend. The gathering is non partisan and open to the public. A Ladies Aid Society meeting at the Methodist church Friday afternoon with Eva Bryant and Gareth Harris as hostesses will conduct important business and seek strong attendance.

Korm Club South Amherst Trout County da ev-Donahey South Amhert August Levine William Levine Lovain Ladies’ Aid Society Methodist Church Eva Bryant Gareth Harris

Avon Lake Paper Sale at School Prizes for Top Tonnage

Avon Lake September 26 announces a paper sale at Avon Lake School on Friday September 28. Children should bring papers and magazines in separate bundles to the school Friday morning or call Mrs. Locke at 35-988 for pickup. First and second prizes offered to rooms with the most tonnage.

Sam Wurst Elvria Shiatem Welligton Fouit Avon Lake

Left for fair and local visits noted in column

Gene Taylor and Bill Jaycox left Sunday for Chicago to attend A Century of Progress. Don Barnes spent Sunday with his grandfather, Mr. Burrows, in Clarksfield. Mr and Mrs George Stasko of Cleveland were Sunday evening callers. Mr and Mrs Edw Mitchell Jr. Mrs Burgert of Sheffield was a Sunday guest. Mr and Mrs Gale Smith and daughter and Frank Smith visited Mr and Mrs Carl Pedersen. Decoration Day in China is the Spring graveside observance on the Day of Pure Brightness.

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