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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1936
Page
3
Society news details the first Northeastern Boosters Association gathering at the War Veterans and Auxiliaries hall in Obietha Potage, with leaders including George B. C and Emme Myer presiding. Attendees from Major Woodward Camp and Auxiliary listed, prayers led by Dr. A. E. Kemp, and a sunrise service planned for Easter.
A devotion service is announced featuring speakers Aram Jas Deer SewOIa and Tas har My Re Mss with music by George from Mendar mes. The event is set for Monday, with proceeds supporting Wc. A. atvaueable.
Accompanied by a program, methods and items listed in the afternoon feature. Fas and Oeleck appear in the reading of a local event. The fragment hints at a community notice or schedule with unclear names and aims to attract attendees.
Reverend and Mrs. Armin Schroeder hosted dinner with their dinner guests from Cleveland including the letter's mother grandmother and aunt. Many entries mention visits by relatives and return trips to cities in Ohio and Michigan, with names such as Dorothy Bell and Mrs. Paul Bases noted among weekend visitors.
The article notes Lei Day celebrations involving Mr. Hiera and Mrs. Harimar with ties to the College of New York and various locals in Devon Courts and Clifton H Michigan. It mentions Mrs. W Lawrencz Shaw and others at the YWCA and Asal Department more broadly, plus committee work by Ger Ade Hovow Flora Krugman and Silvie Chervenka to nominate officers for the group, with term details and plans for an April 24 supper and related activities.
A critical discussion of Nex Germany on Taesaar examines the Hitler era and his plans for a new German Empire. The writer, a known figure, offers a vivid portrayal of the German people under the regime. The review is open without charge to interested readers.
A list of licenses issued to individuals including Joseph E. Smith, a shipper from Elyria, and Harriet Somers of Elyma. Harold W. Crowe, a lace maker from Elymia, and Alice Wilmot of Efrmia. Earle RB Lokey, a Cleveland accountant, with Mary A. Bush. E Tia Arthur David Hayes of Ridgeville as factors foreman, and Verna Louise Walker of Elyria.
A long list details hospital admissions at various addresses including Russell Abigrin and Leo Spinks, with Frank McIn dre and others, followed by discharges such as Mrs Helen Wizneski and Margaret Sender. A Christian Endeavor induction service at the Church of Christ, led by Wayne Burdue, featured a hymn, scripture reading, and pledge card recognitions. Additional notes cover Sunrise Service plans, a April 29 conference, and Red Cross Degree events for Elsina Commandery with a Malta Degree scheduled.
Will Confer Entered Apprentice Degree at Masonic Temple Tuesday evening in April. Frank S Harmon Lodge hosts seven county lodges on April 15 for Lorain Court and Master Mason Degree. April 1 program by Gaston G Ali Lodge, Halcyon Lodge April 20 presents The Greatest of These. April 21 Lorain speaker Hi F Alexander on Historic Lorain County. St Pauls Young People League hosts alumni meeting despite bad weather.
The fire department was asked to inspect a door switch that would not stop. Investigators found a spider had woven a heavy web behind the switch and moisture in the wiring contributed to a short circuit.
Quiet simplicity marked the wedding of Mrs Lucille M Roice to Mr Chifton H Little of Lansing Michigan in Wellington. Dr C W Recard performed the ceremony at the bride's home before close family. The bride wore a blue silk dress with wire trimming and gardenias. Attendants were Mrs Milton J Baumhardt and Milton J Baum. A reception followed and the couple planned a short auto trip before settling in Lansing Michigan. Mrs Little is a Wellington High School and Northwestern University School of Speech alumna with directing work for John B Rogers Producing Co. Mr Little is a Bronson High School graduate who studied at Ypsilanti College and works in the Treasury Department in Lansing. Survivors include daughter Pearl Aliss of Chatham, son Ralph Cassidy of Warren, sister Mrs J Hull of Courtland, brothers G G Atkinson, Bert Davidson, Perry Davidson, and seven grandchildren with one great grandchild.
Lydia Richmond of 125 Brown Street died at her daughter Verna L Allis’s home in Chatham on Thursday night. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Lonzo S Green and a Chatham pastor at Keith Andrews Funeral Home Sunday at 2 pm. Burial followed in Wellington Greenwood Center. She was born in Wellington and had two prior husbands precede her in death. She was a member of the Methodist churches.
Johnston Gift and Rit Shop offers a complete line of yarns patterns and needles for making our spring outfit with free knitting instruction. Gifts that are different to suit every person.
Farmers from Wellington and nearby districts will gather at 3 PM to learn about the federal government's view adjustment act. The meeting, conducted by C L Hum pel of Lorain County extension, will be chaired by John Barber if Hum mel is absent, with other meetings this week in nearby towns.
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