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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1938
Page
8
In Marianna Arkansas an embalmed male body remains unidentified for 28 years. Moon, a railroad crew worker, died of malaria fever and is buried in a pine box at a funeral home. Undertaker Billy Williams says he hopes a relative may someday identify him as crowds view the silent coffin.
Lorain County Farm Bureau Council members gathered Wednesday evening at Leon Lehman and wife’s home with 25 in attendance. They discussed cooperation topics assigned by Lehman, followed by recreation and refreshments. The April meeting is planned at Mr and Mrs Pfeatter’s home. The Queer Esther Class held its class party at Carol Shepherd’s home after a brief business session.
The Evening featured games won by Marion Hitchcock and Alfce Bladowski with refreshments for Janet Corey Betty Lee Taylor Arlene Trenchard Marlon Hitchcock Alice Mohler Betty Tomashevski Virginia Miller Crystal McDonald Alicea Bladowski Carol Shephard and Mrs CoBL Finley. Mrs Burt Schaefer hosted the Pinochle Club with prizes for Mrs Charles Derek first Mrs Frances Grabenstetter second and Mrs M Gills third followed by refreshments for three guests. The club plans a meeting at Mrs M Gils home on Thursday April 21. Mr and Mrs Walter Baker entertained in honor of Bobby Wilson's 13th Churchday at a 1 o'clock dinner. Further visits included Mr and Mrs L H L Wilson Elyria and Mr and Mrs A B Pfeiffer at the home of Mr and Mrs H L Prefer of Litchfield. Lucille Long of Martins Ferry visits with her parents. Ray Lang Mrs Marion Wall and son Leland visited Mrs L Chamberlain of Bew Village. Arthur and Herbert Weich of Elma called at the Schultz home.
Dallas report quotes Harry Hartz, Los Angeles driver, saying speed is not the main cause of highway accidents. He argues carelessness and loss of control endanger lives on roads and on race tracks. He urges drivers to keep under control at all times.
S D Gen Burke OBrien, aged 90, will fly to Gettysburg battlefield for the Blue and Gray reunion on June 26. He says it will be a quiet thrill to meet old foes and shake hands with those who spilled Union blood, adding the war’s issues are now settled and the nation united. He reflects on lingering grudges yet looks forward to reconciliation.
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