Egypt Quest Warms With Wadi Halfa Interludes And Suspect Towland
Peggy and Terry pursue John Paylor in Aswan and Nile voyage after Dr Dane entrusts a paper. Towland shadows them as Peggy and Terry grow closer during a two day layover in Wadi Halfa with camels golf and desert rides. A Cairo lead arrives via Rock Acres caretaker Peterson, heightening the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Dane
Peggy Trave
John Paylor
Aswan
Egypt
New York
Terry Brown
Peggy
Paylor
Nile
Wadi Halfa
James Towland
Pzeer
Terry
Towland
Alexandria
Peterson
Rock Acres
Stage Arts Studio Dancers at Banks Road Picnic
Miss Mary Ann Bachtel daughter of Mr and Mrs Ford Bachtel joined Stage Arts Studio performers at a community picnic at the Cuyahoga County Fair Grounds. Otto B Stemple of Chestnut Ridge travels to Columbus for the State Fair. Lila and Arlene Landphair former Indian Hollow Road residents stay with Phyllis Ann Rhoades and attend dinner with other Elyria guests Leona Seabold and Rosa Lee also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Mary Ann Bachtel
Ford Bachtel
The
Banks Road
Stage Arts Studio
Terea
Cuyahoga County Fair Grounds
Otto B. Stremple
Chestnut Ridge
Columbus
Lila
ArHne Landphair
East
Geneva
Indian Hollow Road
Phyllis Ann Rhoades
Rhoades
Rosaleé and
Leona Seabold
Elyria
Mothersingers Attend Meeting At Mrs. Henrys Home
Frances Henry hosted the Mothersingers at Butler Ridge Road with many singers present. They voted to buy more music, enjoyed a dainty dessert, and set September 5 for a tureen luncheon at Mrs. Otto B. Chapmans with guest day planned and a speaker to be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Henry
But_ ternut Ridge road
Mother Singers
Otto B. Chapman
George Boorn
Earl Wurst
H. Manly Hurlbut
Exhibitors and locals flock to fairs and events
Mrs Frank Rhoades and Mrs H H Gregg lead goat fanciers heading to Columbus State Fair. Local residents attend visits, meetings, and family events across Elyria and nearby towns. A birth is announced for Anthony Frabotta’s son at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
Penfield Greets Former Residents at Social Evening
A August 27 gathering at Society Hall in Penfield honored Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Palmer and daughter Mary of Omaha. Palmer, born in Penfield and a Baldwin-Wallace College graduate, has practiced law in the West for 29 years. Attendees included Attorney George Jackson of Salem, Oregon, and numerous local residents. Tea, cream, and wafers followed reminiscences about Penfield’s past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Society Hall
Friends
Jesse Palmer
Mary
Omaha
Nebraska
Mr. Palmer
Penfield School
Baldwin-Wallace College
West
George Jackson
Jackson
Salem
Oregon
Alonzo Jackson
la Grange
Palmer
Miller Wilcox
J. C. Jackson
Robert Jackson
Mattie Allpress
Jos Klasek
Elyria
Jim Nichols
Cassie Kelner
Jay Jackson
Fay Boise
Glen Richmond
Bernice
Florence Dague
O. L. Gates
Jay Palmer
Aldine Palmer
Fred Andrews
A. H. Pierce
Oliis Cole
Wellington
Ray Hastings passes H G Hastings aged 57
Ray Hastings dies at his home in Litchfield after a two year illness. He was the son of George Hastings of Paenfield and a respected resident. Funeral services were held at his home and interment followed in Litchfield cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Hastings
George Hastings
Paenfield
Litchfield
Methodist Ladies Aid Society Meet and Visits Across Several Towns
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Howard Stephen, lunch to be served by a circle. Miss Lucile Gregg is on a two week vacation from American Credit Indemnity Co. in Cleveland, visiting Meadville and Avon Lake with friends. Other local visitors include Mrs. Walter Gregg at Avon Lake, and a string of relatives and neighbors stopping by P. B. Davidson’s and nearby households. A horse on Mrs. C J Behnke’s farm was struck by lightning, producing a 13day old colt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Howard Stephen
Lucile Gregg
American Credit Indemnity Co
Cleveland
Meadville
Avon Lake
Marian Schmitz
Schmitz
Beverly Hilliker
Ashtabula
Walter Gregg
C. J. Behnke
Clair van Valkenburg
P. T. van Valkenburg
A.J. Andrews
Ralph Bowman
Ruth Davison
Marilyn and
Garroti
Strongsville
Jean Phelps
Wellington
P. B. Davidson
Hoffman
Akron
Fred Hoffman
Roy Atwell
Elmer Frey
Medina
Virginia
Lois Leach
M. F. Watts
Canton
Ohio
Ella Ritter
Leatha
Robert Berry
Harlan Ritter
Rita
Local social notes from Elyria and area
Mrs. William Keuska and Miss Myrtle Connor attend a post-nuptial gathering hosted by the Mienke sisters in Elyria. Mrs. Wayne Kropp invites Lindy Lodge members to her Grafton road home on Tuesday evening for a social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Keuska
Grafton Road
Myrtle C. Connor
Indian Hollow Road
Annetta
Dannyrious Mienke
Elyria
Donald Wottring
Wayne Kropp
Lindy Lodge
Lorain Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Medina residents spent Thursday with Mrs. Marian Leach while Mrs. Mattie Allpress of Elyria visits Mrs. P T Val Valkenburg. Helen Blough weekends with Eloise Newcomb in Brighton. Jay Palmer of Nebraska calls on R A Jones and the Smiths. Attorney Jesse Palmer and daughter Mary from Omaha join Ada Jackson and Carl from La Grange for a dinner at the Bloughs. Ruth Minkler buys a Lorain residence with sister Hazel and Ruta Minkler to resume teaching in Lorain schools after 24 years in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Marian Leach
Mattie Allpress
Elyria
PT. van Valkenburg
Helen Blough
Eloise Newcomb
Brighton
Jay Palmer
Nebraska
R. A. Jones
Dwight Smith
Atty
Jesse Palmer
Mary Palmer
Omaha
Ada Jackson
Carl
la Grange
James Herrick
Local visitors and rentals in Spencer area
Spencer residents note out of town guests as Mr and Mrs George Welsh from Cleveland are visiting. Mr and Mrs Clement Auble recently stayed with Mrs Lillian Cooke in New London. Mrs P J Rowe rents downstairs on South Main Street and will move in soon. Howard Repo of West Salem is spending the week in Spencer.
Community News Brief From Local Families
Grandparents Mr and Mrs J T McCourt host, John Youder of Nankin repents Wednesday with his daughter Mrs Otto Allen who is improving. Farmers thresh grain from dawn to dusk. Enworth League sessions begin September 1 inviting all youth. Mrs Clyde Taylor of Wooster visits her parents Mr and Mrs F I Miller. Tuesday choir practice at M E church. Mrs Jim Redman of near Congress visits Bert Myers Jay Mantz and Howard McCourt. Miss Lillian Rankin called to Detroit by ill niece. Mrs Dudley Finkle of Wellington visits sister and husband Mr and Mrs Alfred Fuller. Mr Morgan of Hast M St ill ill. Morgans plan West Virginia move when health allows. Miss Elnor Taylor of Wooster visits as guest of her grand…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McCourt
John Youder
Nankin
Otto Allen
Allen
Enworth League
Clyde Taylor
Wooster
F. I. Miller
M. E
Jim Redman
Near Congress
Bert Myers
Jay Mantz
Howard McCourt
Lillian Rankin
Detroit
Michigan
Dudley Finkle
Wellington
Alfred Fuller
Mr. Morgan
M. St
West Virginia
Morgans
Elnor Taylor
Ohio
Sporty white pique costume with emerald trim pattern
Assistant Professor of Household Arts at Teachers College unveils a white pique sports costume with emerald accents. The ensemble includes shirt, shorts, and skirt in size 12 to 18, with fabric needs noted and a price point for pattern and book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
N.Y
Soviet divorce debate hints sterner law to protect children
Moscow officials pursue tightening divorce rules after an inquiry shows rising Moscow divorces, marriages for housing, deserted children and unpaid alimony. Izvestia urges safeguards including written child care agreements, harsher action against deserting fathers, and curbing fictitious marriages. A student case illustrates ease of misuse of housing through marriage papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Izvestia
Soviet Marriage Bureau
House Committee
Local society notes from Spencer area gatherings and visits
State Air Ship picnic at Wellington and Medina County turnout. Spencer residents attend Wellington fair and Luce family reunion at Rice's Dam. Visitors include Nelson of Akron, Rooke in Akron, and Mr. and Mrs. Brouse Dagleish and Ford Dagleish. Pythian Sisters meet at Liberty Bell Temple. flower show planned Sept 7 at M B H church. Gloria McLaren visits Toledo. Otto Knepfer shifts Canton move. Laura Wilson travels to Chicago. quilting at Earl Friend’s for charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
Clement Auble
Lillian Cooke
Kreck
Wellington
Spencer
Medina County
Niles Nelson
Akron
M. N.nelson
Kenneth Rooke
Milton Wolf
Evelyn
Nova
Ohio
Mary Wolf
Luce
Rice’s Dam
Ladies Aid
M. BH
Frank Brouse
Ford Dagleish
Roy Brouse
Deham
Dagleish
LaPorte
Betty Walters
Vermilion
Betty
Gloria McLaren
Toledo
Charles Ream
Philethea S. S
M. BE
Otto Knepfer
Canton
Herbert Knepfer
Laura Wilson
Chicago
Donald
Millard Fulter
Arthur Rice
Pythian Sisters
Earl Friend
Mississippi
Three Names Named to Roosevelt Appointments Board
President Roosevelt announced day of appointments naming John G. Winant as chairman of the new social security board for six years. Arthur J. Altmeyer, assistant secretary of labor, was named to a four year term. Vincent Morgan Miles of Fort Smith Arkansas was named to a one year post on the securities and exchange commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Social Security Board
National Labor Relations Board
Securities and Exchange Commission
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Wisconsin
Vincent Morgan Miles
Fort Smith
Ark
Court Records Show Divorce Rates Shift to Middle Aged
An investigator reports divorces now arise more from middle aged couples than youths. In 1936 the rate rose to 44 divorces per 100 marriages, up from 387 per 100 in earlier years during the first five months of 1934.
France Erects 40 000 Statues To Joan Of Arc
Paris reports that France has at least 40,000 statues honoring Joan of Arc across cities and churches. Orleans claims the most, with over 200 in the Joan of Arc Museum, while a Paris bronze founder says he makes at least one new statue weekly. Napoleon Bonaparte ranks a close second in statue counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Joan of Arc
Paris
Rouen
Orleans
Joan of Arc Museum
Maid of
Napoleon Bonaparte
Racket Preys On Kin Of Dead Memorial Scroll Scam
Chicago con artists push the Memorial Scroll scheme through fronts like the Institute of Brotherly Love. Clergymen unknowingly endorse it by discussing funeral plans, then survivors receive a $10 scroll meant to honor the deceased. The scam hinges on exploiting grief and religious figures to collect money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Institute of Brotherly Love
Arms-Around-the-Neck Foundation
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Racketeering schemes target grieving families and estates
The article describes cons that prey on relatives of the deceased, including a Co O D Pavene with a fountain pen and a staged sale. It notes small profits for racketeers and mentions the "stuffed flat" racket where crammed apartments of cheap liquidation goods are advertised as sacrifices as owners flee towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. O. D
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DR. Danes
Eggy
Rameses
Uttle Gardens
Cairo
Par
Beore
East Carlisle
Lo- Tain County
C. E. Nichols
William Walker
J. C. Elder
Henry Claus
Margaret Kelley
Theodore Manning
Frank Rhoades
H. H. Gregg
R. N. Fox
South Oak Street
James E. Dewhurst
Middle Avenue South
Columbus State Fair
Fred Cowles
Butternut Ridge Road
South Euclid
Alice Mae Hardy
Hast River Road
HE. W. Dalmore
Arline
Maude and
Beryl
Canada
Paul M. Savage
Lakewood
Betty Weakland
Elyria Fair Grounds
Viola Ives
Columbia
Edith Ives
George Bush
LaGrange Road
East Avenue
Anthony Frabotta
West Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frabotta
Margaret Kenska
Askaris
Italy
Askari
Eritrea
Ray Hastings
Chronicle Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
N. Y
Soviet
John G. Wenant
Vincent M. Miles
Yacme Flu
Arthur J. Altmeyeer
E. F. Whitney and Son
W. Broad &J
Howard Peters
Geo. B.wahrman
City Loan
Middle Avenue
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