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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1944
Page
1
The speech argues against Republican attacks, praising Democratic gains and warning that old guard Republicans have not shed their stance. It recalls wartime policy shifts, demobilization debates, and labor support, urging unity, continued production, and a peacetime conversion under democratic governance.
Dr. A J Fossett the federal veterinarian will speak to dairymen at the Merrick Auditor ium on October 4 with discussion on Bangs Disease control. Blackman will discuss feed improvements. Local clubs meet for officer elections and social events at the Wellington Methodist Church and Kiwanis. A Red Cross surgical dressings drive reports 4500 arrived. Community notices include announcements of gatherings, achievements, and local personnel updates.
All Grange members are notified that Rooster Night has moved to September 20 replacing the previous Thursday date. The event is open to all attendees with Nova pictures by Mr. and Mrs. Catt Schmitlens and a carry in dinner. Refreshments served and location at Falna Belike’s home.
A steering committee was named including Mia, Dan Gris singer, Miss Nannie Sharp and M.8. Peterton. An executive meeting is set for October 4. An emergency clothing collection will run Thursday forenoon and Friday afternoon at the church gym with Mrs. Hawk appointing Mrs. Page as collection chair. They voted to support a birthday gift by giving a penny per year of age to aid Missionary work in the South.
David Ware left Saturday for St Augustine Florida to enter military school. Mrs Jennie Rice of Cleveland treasurer of the Royal Daughters Circle spent the weekend with her friend Miss Mary Knapp.
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