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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1932

Page

16

Roosevelt Lays Down Barrage Aboard Roosevelt

Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke to about 20 000 listeners in Sioux City pledging a new deal for farmers with tariff revisions lower government costs and reduced taxes. He argued tariffs harmed both farmers and industry while noting American factories moved abroad to Canada and Canada trade effects.

Roosevelt Spr Chicago Ill Franklin D. Roosevelt Corn Belt Hoover Des Moines Sioux City Minnesota South Dakota Nebraska Commission Europe Latin America Far East Canada Bennett United States Ottawa Great Britain

Penfield Telegram From Michigan Regarding Ill Relative

Relatives in Penfield received a telegram from Michigan stating Mrs Irene Wolfe Builis is not expected to live. Mr and Mrs Floyd De Tong and daughter from Penfield accompanied by Mrs Sadie Packard Chatham and Mrs Maude Lang Belden left for Grand Rapids to be with their sister Mrs Burns. Mrs Alex McCoy hosted the Ladies Society of the Methodist church with over twenty guests. A short program featured singing led by Mrs Levi Smith. Attendees also heard about the annual M E conference at Wooster.

Michigan Penfield Irene (Wolfe) Builis Floyd de- Tong Sadie Packard Chatham Maude Lang Belden Grand Trapids Mich Burns Alex McCoy Ladies Society of the Methodist Church Dr. Gregg Fay Boise Wellington Levi Smith Wooster F. E. Kleinhaus

Roosevelts Brains Trust Leader Could Gain Cabinet Post

Raymond Moley, head of Roosevelts brains trust and former Columbia economist, may receive a cabinet appointment if Franklin D. Roosevelt is elected. The report notes Moleys high profile as adviser and his potential transition from academia to national government.

Raymond Moley Columbia University Franklin D. Roosevelt

Amherst Epworth league elects officers in church meeting

In South Amherst on September 30, Epworth league members of the Methodist church elected officers after a summer vacation. Doris Sprincer as president, Garfield Harris as vice president, Russell Springer as second vice, Maibelle Slack as third vice, Elmer Harris as fourth vice, Ruth Allsop as secretary, and Charles Kolb as treasurer. The next gathering will be a Halloween costume party with guests invited. A social time followed with refreshments served to ten members. In Clenic Mrs. Henry Hain was admitted to Elyria Clinic for an operation and is recovering well. The Sandstone Rabbit Club announces a Friday and Saturday fair in the school auditorium with rabbit and chicken exhibits and a sale of fruits, vegetables, and baked goods.

South Amherst Epworth League Doris Sprincer Garfield Harris Russel Springer Maibelle Slack Elmer Harris Ruth, Allsop Charles Kolb Harold Allsop Rabbit Club Sandstone Rabbit Club

Birthday celebration notes on Maud Wood Park and Dorothy Straus

On September 22 the National League of Women Voters marked the tenth anniversary of the Cable act granting married women US citizenship independent of husbands. Maud Wood Park lauded the act as eliminating major discrimination since suffrage. Dorothy Straus, a New York lawyer and league representative, advocates an international codification of equal citizenship rights. A village program was planned and residents urged to attend. Senior class elects officers Ernest Alto mari president Louis $220 secretary and treasurer Helen Stenz advisor Q. E. Duff.

Maud Wood Park Dorothy Straus National League of Women Voters United States League New York Ernest Altomari Louis Helen Stenz Q. E. Duff

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