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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1938
Page
3
Co Eds at ATHESS Georgia form a home economics coop renting a house to cut costs. Members share chores and study time, saving funds toward tuition. Led by Miss Ware Griffin, the group aims to gain practical homemaking experience while reducing expenses, planning to adjust savings over the term.
Spanish Loyalists launch offensive on the Guadalajara front and claim a severe reverse for Nationalists besieging Lerida in Catalonia. Loyalists say they captured Abanades and two hill ranges, threatening Madrid. Nationalists retreat from Lerida amid heavy fighting.
Hon Alfred Smith former New York governor will headline the Catholic Charities Campaign dinner at the Hotel Statler Ballroom on May 4. The event draws 500 parish captains from 270 parishes across 14 Cleveland diocese counties with a goal of making every Catholic a member of the Catholic Charities Corporation. A county team meeting series begins April 4 at St Marys parish hall Lorain Ohio with reps from 26 parishes in Amherst Avon Elyria.
Gottlieb the Tailor advertises tailoring and dry cleaning services at 711 Broad Street offering new suits for Easter and renovation of old clothes with a 65 cent price on dry cleaning per item.
Reverend M L Moraty, Diocesan Director of Charities, will hear the address while Speakers' Bureau chair George T. Pashert announces 43 additional appointees to the campaign committee. The new members will cover engagements across Lorain County with affiliates including John T McCarthy and the Knights of Columbus, along with other church groups and councils in Lorain, Wellington, and nearby towns.
WHITE EARTH Minn The Northern Lights alarm Europeans yet for Chippewa Indians they signal departed warriors in the happy hunting grounds Chief White Cloud explains the Indian name pep-berm mied meaning a ghost dance by the dead as they dance around carrying eph Foithaler SS President Ladies Aid Knights of St John
A fragment describes birch bark fastened on poles, torches lighting the scene, with the red glow seen as reflections of fires in hunting grounds that burned down to a reddened heap. The passage conveys a vivid nocturnal landscape.
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