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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1938

Page

6

Marblehead harbor raceboat and a reckless yachtsman

In Marblehead harbor a seventy-ton racing vessel with snow-white sails drew a crowd of 400 boats as its arrogant helmsman in white flannels weaved through traffic. The piece denounces the rich yachtsman’s reckless conduct and compares him to ruthless leaders and CIO figures, arguing that privilege breeds irresponsibility and indifference to others.

Marblehead Mass America Boake Carter John Marshall C. S CIO

Duty to Equality or Tyranny of Tolerance

A column argues that fevered equality politics and reformist zeal erode moral standards. It warns that democracy misdefined as material equality fosters intolerance across classes, and that true equality requires restraint, respect for others, and protection of property rights amid New Deal policies.

America Copyright Ledger Syndicate

Organist 82 Plays for Three Generations in Worcester

Alfred H. Booth, 82, longtime organist in Worcester, provided the musical send-off for the wedding of Miss Janice F. Willis and Paul O. Wood in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He played at the bride’s parents wedding 27 years ago and at her grandparents 54 years ago.

Worcester Mass Alfred H. Booth Janice F. Willis Paul O. Wood Grand Rapids Mich

North Olmsted Kiwanis Club News Highlights

Rabbi Miller of Helena Arkansas spoke on New Miracles In A New World at the Kiwanis meeting Monday night August 15. Upcoming program led by R. W. Elliott and Herbert Bowen on August 12 at 6 30 P M Parish House. Grange to initiate five candidates in the 3rd and 4th degrees at the regular meeting August 24. Various local residents and guests returned from trips to Evanston Cherry Valley Island Lake Illinois Wisconsin Canada and Columbus for reunions vacations and visits.

Kiwanis Club News North Olmsted Rabbi Miller Helena Arkansas R. W. Elliott Herbert Bowen Grange Clyde Kuhn Evanston Cherry Valley Island Lake Illines White Water Wisconsin Earl Playford Coldwater Michigan Frank Liebtag George Cole Adam Oetzel Amster-Kirtz Cedar Point Ora Swind Charles Robson Carlisle Ellen Kuyper Marguerite Keppler Chicago Robert Shaffer Cleveland Edward Lyverston Herbert Shuits Lakewood Edward Shutts Norwalk Helen Fidler Marion

The Golden Gull cruise mystery deepens on board ship

Teddy Raynor and Hugo Albright receive mysterious letters inviting them to a privately sponsored cruise aboard the motor yacht Golden Gull. Denis Graham warns of danger tied to the Order of the Golden Gull, and a steward named Todd reveals Dr Smitting is involved. Teddy confronts intrigue as a stewardess hints at valuable information for five thousand dollars and claims ties to Teddy’s father.

Theodora Teddy) Raynor Hugo Albright Dr. Smitting Golden Gull Denis Graham Order of the Golden Gull Teddy Elsie Hugo Graham Hisse Professor Turner Todd George Todd Raham Angel Smitting Marie Miss Raynor

Big Circus Comes to Wellington Fair August 24 25

The Captain J. J. Hamiter show brings Sina Fordelio the 9000 pound elephant headlining two Wellington Fair performances August 24 and 25. Arabian stallions valued at 20000 pull brave acts, Willie Ride the Toledo trick cyclist, and a slate of military ponies, dogs, and high wire acts fill the program alongside local baseball games and racing events on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons.

America J. J. Hamiter Wellington Alec Monk Willie Ride Toledo Oscar Clegg New London Arnold Kipplinger la Grange Spencer Nova al Howard Buckeye Rangers Ohio Pony Land L. P. McCann

Ohio State University horse judging at 83rd Fair

Cora M Shepard notes the animal husbandry division at Ohio State University will judge the horses at the 83rd Fair. Charles Murray of Brighton is department superintendent, aided by D G Swanger. Three horse classes Percherons Belgians and Grades plus two pony classes. Prizes include 500 dollars for horse department with 124 dollars to champions. Northern Draft Horse Associa-

I Ohio State University Charles Murray Brighton Murray D. G. Swanger Wellington High School Associa

Langdon Keller wedding joins Langdon kin at Cleveland

Brighton Langdon Keller wed at high noon on Friday August 12 in Cleveland. Unattended ceremony, newly furnished East Avenue Elyria home after. Langdon family held 33rd annual reunion August 14 at Brighton Town Hall Park with 30 attendees. Officers elected Thomas Allison president Charles Willard vice president N BR Allen secretary and Charles Willard treasurer. Several relatives attended Burge and Day family reunions in Greenwich and Cleveland on August 14 and August 7 respectively.

Langdon-Keller Brighton Ednal Langdon Albert Langdon Frank Keller, Jr Frank Keller Sr LaGrange Cleveland Langdon Brighton Town Hall Thomas Allison Charles Willard N. BR. Allen Virgil Burge Arthur Tenant Jesse Burge Gladys John Jane Lillian Helen M. T. Rolfe Martha Burrows Etna Burge John W. Green Don Goss Herbert Donald Leland Burge Otis Burge Plorence Greenwich Mrs. Waller Day Herbe Porter

Local Family Visits and Community News Snippet

A sequence of brief notices reports weekly family visits and social ties across several towns. Mrs. C. H. Lampen and Fay Perkins visit in Wellington with relatives, Don Lawrence and Donnie of St. Marys stay with C. C. Goss family, Ruth Gilson Helnke visits To ledo, Eversons host Byron Sprott family from Savannah, Marjory Seeley stays with McConnell clan in Pittsfield, Shays recovering from Allen Hospital, Everson cousins Charles and Norman visit Collins family in Thomson, and Holmes take daughters home from Epworth League Institute after Lakeside trip and county fair attendance in Jefferson, C.

Marjory Holmes Marylin McDonald Bill Heldrich Brighton Epworth League H. H. Patrick Epworth League Institute Lakeside C. Veltrie Clark Ewell Cleveland Mary Clark Lakewood Ben Fenner Rollie Marie Eloise Fenner Castalia Arthur Tenant Findlay Jesse Burge William Bailey Lena Sullivan Addie Cassel Hunting Arthur Lower Billy Wells Lorain Betty Schaffer Eileen Arnold Kipton E. J. Rousseau Oscar Share Columbus Clement Greene Harvey Merrll Oberlin E. E. Merrill Gordon George Jr Betty Cornelious Blackman Pittsburgh C. B. Myers Hanah Priebe E. B. Edwards Jennie Greene George Greene E. J Rousseau St. Joseph's Hospital Stacy Gifford Ment Great Lakes C. H. Lampen Fay Perkins Wellington C. C. Goss Don Lawrence Donnie St. Marys Ruth Gilson Helnke Toledo Byron Sprott Olive Savannah Everson Marjory Seeley William McConnell Pittsfield Donald Shays Allen Hospital Cherlin Charles Norman Everson Morton Collins Thomson Jefferson, C Claude Holmes Dorothy Marjory

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Boake Olmsted & Hoeffel Water St the Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Gre Curosity Marie Galgan Thon Wellington Eagles Sid Stemple the Eagles Larain County Woman's Benefit Association Wellington Westlake Park Vermilion Grange Hall Florence Fleming Lena Beam Ann Mae Smith Eaton Charles Friend Billy Sponseller Clarence Castamen A. B. Jones Artie B Ted RCA Radio School Theodore Whitney Baltimore George Whitney J. C. MacDermott Chris Grandview Inn Huntsville Ontario Canada Walter West C. C. Spangler Howard Hyde Russell Sina Fordelio Cora M Shepard Barker St Ervice Call Ourtland Langdon Reunion Peabody San Charles Jr Wellington Fair Grounds Jane Burge Eva Zeigler Witch Hazel Lake Ave. Coal Co Elyria Dairies
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