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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1937

Page

10

Tuberculosis Work Progress Reported to Elyria Kiwanis

L B. inc an, executive secretary of the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Earth Association, told the Elyria Kiwanis Club that active TB cases in Lorain County have declined. He noted no waiting list for treatment since the pavilion was opened, a drop in the national death rate, and the skin test in schools helping locate unsuspected cases.

Lorain County L. B.incan Main County Tuberculosis and Earth Association Elyria Kiwanis Club Hotel Graystone Hindman Loulin

Tuberculosis concerns and London trip announced

The piece notes the infection risk to parents under investigation and potential care if affected. It mentions a senior high school group aimed at preventing untimely release from public schools due to TB infection. President R A Dusthimer confirms a London Ontario trip set for Monday August 23, with tickets available from John McCarthy at Welsh Funeral Parlors.

R. A. Dusthimer London Ontario John McCarthy

Erhart News Notes and Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Fred Armbruster and son Burton visit Lake Leelanau Michigan after a productive fishing trip. The Marsals dine with relatives in Cleveland and spend Sunday with their children. Armbrusters host grandchildren and visitors while Seville and Hinckley relatives call on neighbors. Selden Armbruster relocates to Medina for employment. Canton China government assumes full control of electric and waterworks.

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Court packing debate colors Black appointment

The columnist argues that critics confuse principle with personal view when opposing Roosevelt's Supreme Court plan and Senator Black. He notes mixed reactions about Black's fitness, Klan ties, and lobbying conduct, defending the appointment while urging tempered judgment and rejecting the notion of insulting the country.

Senator Black Supreme Court Roosevelt Black Federal Communications Commission Hoover Owen J. Roberts Messrs. Sutherland Buller van Devanter McReynolds Ku Klux Klan Klan Justice Butler Railroads America Lincon Steffens Great Corporation Mherale Copyright Ledger Syndicate

Old Schoolmates Picnic and Local Notices at Beckstine Woods

South Ridge briefs report a Beckstine Woods picnic with Mr and Mrs Frank Laraway and others. Mary Eppley discharged from Elyria Memorial Hospital and recovering with Anna Haig helping. Needle Guild annual picnic at Crystal Beach on Sunday. Four attended the Lippardt Reunion at Mill Hollow on Sunday.

Frank Laraway Beckstine’s Woods Mary Eppley Elyria Memorial Hospital Anna Haig Needle Guild Society Crystal Beach Lippardt Mill Hollow

Heiress Winifred Sackville Stoner Sought by Relatives

Former Pittsburgh child prodigy Winifred Sackville Stoner is being sought by relatives to claim a fortune from a Kent England relative. Mrs H Sackville of Washington says she has heard nothing from Miss Stoner since she lived in Los Angeles five years ago. Stoner, now 35, was a multilingual prodigy who published early works and passed college entrance at age nine.

Winifred Sackville Stoner Pittsburgh Kent England H. Sackville Washington Miss Stoner Los Angeles Acme

Shortage Of Help In Local Job Office Reported

Ernest H. Splete, manager of the National Reemployment Service at 529 12 Broad Street, said today the office cannot fill requests for sheet metal workers, welders, panelers, molders, and a mechanically inclined young man. Edith McCarthy of the men's placement department said there is also a shortage of applicants for waitresses and maids.

Ernest HH. Splete National Re-employment Service Broad Street Splete Edith McCarthy

Surprise Bridal Shower Honors Lillian Craig Bride‑to‑Be

Avon Lake news notes a surprise bridal shower in Lorain for Lillian Craig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Craig, honoring upcoming marriage to Harry Duffield of Pennsylvania on September 1. Hostess Mrs. Charles Howells led 28 attendees. Mrs. Howells will be soloist at the wedding. Lucille Smith enters Ohio University Athens for next year. Gwendolyn Beard attended a County Club party in Fostoria hosted by cousin Miss Malinda Horn. Marjorie Horn visits Vermilion grandparents. Mrs. Tom Duke and other guests present. bridge club hosted by Mrs. Hugh Kane with winner Mrs. Otto Katterhenry.

Avon Lake Charles Howells Lake Road Ralph Craig Lorain Lillian Harry Duffield Pennsylvania Howells Lucille Smith Ohio University At Athens Gwendolyn Beard Fostoria Malinda Horn Marjorie Horn John Horn Vermilion Tom Duke Stop 46 Lillian Craig Hugh Kane Sridge Otto Katterhenry William Franklin

Weekend get togethers and visits across towns

Mr. and Mrs. Burt Weldenkopf and family and his father spent Tuesday in Akron. Little Katherine Daeschner of Detroit returned home after visiting Avon Lake friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howells were Sunday guests of Mrs. Beatrice Dow in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Walker of Penfield called on friends Wednesday evening. Mrs. Al Smith and daughters vacationing in Canada with Mrs. James Bowman. Eugene Herman and daughter Jeanne spent Wednesday in Detroit. Supt. C. C. Gibbons and Elyria friends enjoyed a picnic at the local park Wednesday. Clifford Barshow and relatives visited Detroit Sunday. Roy Whale of East Cleveland and Willard Patterson and son Roy of Euclid Heights were Sunday guests of Perry Taylor.

Burt Weldenkopf Akron Katherine Daeschner Detroit Avon Lake Charles Howells Beatrice Dow Cleveland Lee Walker Penfield al. Smith Betty James Bowman Canada Eugene Herman Jeanne C. C. Gibbons Elyria Clifford Barshow Roy Whale East Cleveland Willard Patterson Roy Euclid Heights Perry Taylor

Pleasant Hour Club Fire Scene Across Avon News

Avon district notes a Pleasant Hour Club social interrupted by a late fire that consumed a two story barn storing hay grain tools and a calf. Cause unknown as firefighters battled the blaze at the home of Charles Sweet.

C. T. Wilford Perle C. A. Phinney C. C. Thompson Lorain Kohler Blissfield Michigan Sarah van Wormer Elyria Frances Perkine Indiana Nelson Chester Norman Padley Sheffield Lake Avon Center Cemetery Annie Bacher Diedrich Rita Ridgeville Charles Waener Carl Charles Sweet AVON J. J. Jance

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