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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1937

Page

8

Faithful to the party fuels Southern political strife

Veteran editor Peter Molyneux laments party loyalty as a source of decay and scandal in American politics. He argues that leaders push for party preferment, harm national welfare, and threaten a shift toward a radical labor influence in the Democratic Party, urging Roosevelt to consider broader national interests over faction.

Peter Molyneux The Texas Weekly South Congress

Eaton family gathering at Swan home

Swan family members and relatives gathered at Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Swan's home for a Sunday get together. Attendees included Donald and Alma Sharpe of Columbus and Mansfield, Filmore Swan of Akron, J F Diviz, Emma Swan and the Miss Menta and Ora Swan of Orrville, Clare Swan and J R McComas families from Apple Creek, Harold and Stanley Swan, and Sally Swan. Also present were Lee Terrell dinner guests Harry Terrell from Huntington WV and Carrie Terrell of Elyria.

Swan C. H. Swan Donald Sharpe Columbus Almeda Sharpe Mansfield Filmore Swan Akron J. F. Diviz Emma Swan Missus Menta Ora Swan Oryille Clare Swan J. R. McComas Harold and Stanley Sally Apple Creek

Vacation News and Local Weekend Gatherings Across Lorain County

Mas Marian Jackson enjoys a two week vacation from Lorain County Savings and Trust Company. Funeral attended by Mr and Mrs Clayton Humphrey for his brother Orson Humphrey in Elyria. Short items note Mr and Mrs John Rule spent the weekend in Green Springs, Ohio. Arthur Hawke hosted Wayne Turner and B Turner of Litchfield for Sunday dinner. Olive Hopwood and Mary Cornish visiting son in law Alfred Brichtman in Cuyahoga Falls. Ray Whitty and two daughters left for an indefinite stay in Iowa with relatives. Irving Mohler and family toured Milan visiting Edison birthplace. Hugh Strickland and family from Aitman visited Charles Strickland parents. Anna Carpenter and son Wilbur guests. John Mohler and family from Carlisle visited Irving Mohler one evening. Mrs. Robert Jamieson returned from a Great Lakes trip. son Robert stayed with Shirkey family. Dave Burke attended a shower for Miss Maxine Jackson, bride to be of Eugene Burke on August 12. Mildred Kannenberg employed in Otto Mischka’s law offices. Jonc tings note Ireta Wilson’s two week vacation at J C Penney Store and house guest Luella Brumenschenkel in Lebanon. George Strickland and family return to Eustice, Florida after visit. Mrs George Meyers of Grafton and daughter Mrs Harold Thompson of Mt Vernon, N J were all day guests of Mrs Irving Mohler. Sunday callers at W R Hawke home included James Pyecraft and family of Pittsfield, Lee Walkden and family of Chatham, Earl Hawke and family, Will Thudium and family, and Derek Thudium from Nova.

Brlefs Lee Terrell Harry Terrell Huntington West Virginia Astrs Carrie Terrell Elyria Clayton Humphrey Earl Merthe Charleston John Hahn Wade Henney Pember Michigan Mas Marian Jackson Lorain County Savings and Trust Company Clayton Himphrey Orson Humphrey John Rule Green Springs Ohio Arthur Hawke Wayne Turner B. Turner Litchfeld Olive Hopwood Mary Cornish Alfred Brichtman Cuyahoga Falls Ray Whitty Iowa Irving Mohler Milan Edison Hugh Strickland Aitman Charles Strickland Anna Carpenter Wilbur John Mohler Carlisle Robert Jamieson Great Lakes Robert Shirkey Dave Burke Jay Hardy Maxine Jackson W. R. Hawke James Pyecraft Pittsfield Lee Walkden Chatham Earl Hawke Will Thudium Derek Thudium Nova

Birmingham BRIEFS

Keith Jarrett has been confined to his bed for several days with the summer flu. Miss Ruth Latteman visited Mrs Bernard Krysik Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Joe Bickel, Mrs Edwin Howe and Mrs Jessie Berkmeyer spent Monday in Sandusky on business. Mrs H J Welz and Mrs Walter Snellenberger and Lucille and Helen Snellenberger called on Mrs Bernard Fox at her home in Milan on Tuesday afternoon, Mrs Jessie Berkmeyer, Mrs Joe Bickel, Mr and Mrs Edwin ...

Keith Jarrett Ruth Latteman Bernard Krysik Joe Bickel Edwin Howe Jessie Berkmeyer Sandusky H. J. Welz Walter Snellenberger Lucille Helen Snellenberger Bernard Fox Milan Edwin

Local residents share a Beaver Park Tuesday social

Howe and daughter Mr and Mrs Glenn Berkmeyer and Mr Clem Rice and Mrs Clara Dangel enjoyed a Wiener roast at Beaver Park Tuesday evening. Lucilla and Helen Snellenberg er spent Monday afternoon visiting friends at Sandusky. Mrs and Mrs H J Welz spent Wednesday in Lorain with their son Ralph who is working on the Lukes.

Birthday celebrations and community moves in La Grange

In La Grange Mr and Mrs Roy Penarce hosted a Sunday family birthday gathering for Fred Sanders aged eighty and Dorothy Pearce with guests from Detroit and Elyria. A separate picnic honored Mr and Mrs B H Coon and daughter Margaret of Centralia Illinois at the Vernon G Rundle home, with multiple local attendees. The local post office, after forty plus years in the New England building, moved August 1 to a bank building bought last spring by the F and A M lodge.

LA Grange Roy Penarce Fred Sanders Dorothy Pearce Detroit Elyria B. H. Coon Margaret Centralia Ilinois Vernon G. Rundle Florence Rundle May Callely Wellington F. L. Wolcott R. B. Ketner New England Bank F. and A. M. Lodge Last Spring

Local Socials Span Homes and Guests Across Lakewood and Elyria

A sequence of social notes lists Mrs. Alice Wyllner delivering mail, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wilcox hosting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hacker and their Lakewood daughters, Mrs. May Callely entertaining the Five Hundred club on Past Herrick Avenue, Miason Harriet Keller and Shirley Kolner visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cowell of Lakewood, Mrs. Erwin Adams staying with Mrs. L. M. Adams of Elyria, Mrs. C. A. Foster visiting daughter Mrs. Edwin Schnarr and family of Oberlin, and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wilson entertaining relatives from Cleveland.

A. F. Wilcox Ralph Hacker Lakewood May Callely Wellington Five Hundred Club Herrick Avenue Miason Harriet Keller Shirley Kolner Howard Cowell Erwin Adams L. M. Adams Elyria C. A. Foster Edwin, Schnarr Oberlin W. G. Wilson Cleveland

Sunday callers visit Arthur Wise home

Belden Sunday callers at the Arthur Wise home were Mrs. Merle Buell and daughter Marilyn of Elyria, Mr. and Mrs. William Doonan and Ed. King of Akron. Mrs. Jane Krummel of Genoa visiting relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ver Soy of Lorain called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise on Monday.

Belden Arthur Wise Merle Buell Marilyn Elyria William Doonan Ed. King Akron Jane Krummel Genoa Warren Ver Soy Lorain Charles Wise

Wise family reunion and local gatherings in La Grange and Elyria

Miss Irma Wise attended the not A Thread Quilt Club at Mrs. Eunice Johnson's home in La Grange Thursday. Sunday supper guests at Mr. and Mrs. Martin Beriswill included George Beriswill Martha Borlawill and Charlotte Marto Kinch of Lakewood. Milas Hazel VerSay of Lorainia visits with cousin Jeanne Wise. Harvey Belainger and son of Elyria spent Sunday with George Wise. Al Strasser of Cleveland visited in the Wise home. Monday evening relatives gathered to see Ed Kline and Windis from Champaign Windis, Illinois, for the Wise reunion. Present were Etta Kline Walter Kline Fred Kline Albert Kling Katherine Reeves Akron, Charles Wise, and Herman Wise family. Britain reduces jobless. London unemployment is at its lowest since December 1929 with many jobs going begging.

Irma Wise Eunice Johnson la Grange George Beriswill Martha Borlawill Carlotte Marto Kinch Lakewood Martin Beriswill Milas Hazel VerSay Lorainia Jeanne Wise Harvey Belainger Elyria George Wise al Strasser Cleveland Herman Wise Ed. Kline Champaign Windis Etta Kline Welter Kline Fred K Britain London Great Britain

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