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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1935
Page
11
Disaster relief workers focused in Marietta Ohio to aid residents made homeless by floods Washington Morgan and Melges counties were targeted for help led by Red Cross representative Asbury Cecil. W J Jones and Charles Carr were ordered to the relief zone.
In Washington on August 93 the senate confirmed Ernest Callander Draper of New York City as assistant secretary of commerce, succeeding John Dickinson, and also confirmed R. C. Smith to be the regional director of the Ohio rural resettlement administration.
Local realtor B M O’Donnell announces multiple Elyria rental moves. New tenants include Mr and Mrs B Andrew at 538 West Thirteenth Street from Grafton. E W Heuser opening a lunch room at 209 East Broad Street. Mr and Mrs D H Sevebeck moving from Cleveland to 353 Cambridge Avenue. Mrs McNally at 619 East Avenue. J Martin Beck and wife at No 6 Devon Court Apartments. Mr and Mrs Codes at 507 West Avenue from Cleveland. H W Pusbach at 253 Seventh Street from Baltimore. and Mr and Mrs Kady at 253 Ninth Street moving from Cleveland.
Sunday August 11 broadcast includes WHE WEAR WIAY and WSAY with a Breakfast Club and various music programs. Featured acts include Balladeers Aunt Suses Neighbor Nell, Pearlstone Trio, Mexican Orchestra, Harmonies, and the Navigators. Scheduled news and program notes mention German and Slovenian offerings, classical selections, and a sign off sequence across multiple stations.
Long list of radio programs and bands including Caputo Band J Armstrong Leafer Bang L Thomas Musical Mom News-Variety Tony Gus Reece Turner Vanderer Beake Carter Ozark Boys Irene Rich Reminiscing Ashtabula Yugoslav Melo Boher Strickland Band etc. Program notes show varied daily time slots and station calls WRK WGAR WIAT 2000 1450 KC.
Kiwanis Club and wives attended a Linwood Park picnic in Wellington with shuffleboard and a formal dinner at Linwood hotel. Heavy rain caused a Camden lightning incident affecting Dr F B Gregg and a flooded Wellington Creek town transit detour near Penfield. A pre nuptial shower for Miss Betty Bayne was hosted by Mrs Nelson Grose in Erhart with guests from Cleveland, Litchfield and Erhart.
Miss Lucille Puder, bride to be of Harold Hayes, celebrated with a social shower hosted by Mrs. A. E. Hayes. Guests came from Columbia Center, Lorain, Kipton, Wake man, Pittsfield and Wellington. The event featured a quilt making for the couple and many gifts. Delmar Simmons of Rochester funeral rites set for Saturday at 2 pm at Andrews Funeral Home.
Wednesday evening activities note the Wellington Fair preparations. Members of the 4-H Hustlers Boys' Club met at Warren Church to finish project books and plan the exhibit. The next meeting is set for Thursday afternoon August 15 at the Church home. Mrs Harry Lee hosts Entre Nous Club tonight for Mrs Veda Daugherty visiting town.
Avon Circle meets Avon on August 2 at the home of Miss Veronica for a quilting party. Ladies' Aid Society members travel to Southington Ohio to visit Rev. and Mrs. F A Ashburn.
Aug hostess Mrs Fred Schaub welcomed 17 members and two guests for a Richard Allen Woman's Relief Corps Past Presidents Club gathering. Mrs Delia Kreps led regular business. September plans were set with Mrs F Hoak in Elyria as social time and contests followed by refreshments. Attendees included Bruce and Frederick Eppley and Donovar Beal.
Rome reports the Italian government has bought five foreign liners for troop transport to East Africa. The Melilla and Minnesota came from Canadian Pacific. Sierra Ventina, Sierra Cordoba, and Werra came from Norddeutscher Lloyd. Italy now estimates capacity to move 20,000 men in a single sailing.
Social activity spans visits by Mrs. Philipena Schubert and Miss Mary Bechtel from Erie to Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bechtel, plus Mrs. Laura Lytle of Elyria visiting E. F. Snyder family. Church services slated for August 11 with Pastor R. G. Pferrer. A joint Woman's Missionary Society and Ladies Aid meeting led by Mrs. Milton Schlechter featured readings from Reading A Prayer that was Answered and devotions by Mrs. E. C. Cook.
At 5 p.m. a tureen lunch was served to members and guests including Mrs Barbara Eschtruth of Middle Ridge Mrs L W Spiegelberg and daughter Irma with guest Miss Caroline Spiegel berg Mrs J H Dylefield and Mrs E C Schubert of Townline Road Mrs Worth Gould Mrs Mary Eppley Mrs Milton Eppley Mrs George Knittle Mrs R G Pierred Mrs Margaret Baus Mrs Newton Baus and children Mrs C E Cook and guest Miss Virginia Brownson of Wooster Mrs J P Bechtel and guests Mrs Philipena Schubert and Miss Mary Bechtel of Elyria.
The Arizonian plays at Capitol Theatre set in the Arizona frontier era with highwaymen crooked politicians and killers. Richard Dix stars as a marshal in the period drama ushered into the spotlight at the Capitol Theatre.
A thrilling gun battle marks one of the high spots in Smoky Smith to be shown at the Dreamland Theatre tomorrow. Bob Steele, popular Western star, heads the cast with the sheriff's men and outlaws in a classic frontier showdown.
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