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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1938

Page

10

Community Notices and Club Events Near Ridgeville

A scattered page lists parish, club, and church activities including a Bamburg feast hosted by Mes JC Olmsted on Mine Street, and varied meetings at Masonry Building. Other items mention church classes, Gaiety Club, and a Bible school cabinet meeting with local organizers, plus social gatherings at Ridgeville and Lakeshore cottages.

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Sunshine Club Meeting Postponed and Club Notices

Community notices outline postponement of Sunshine Club in October and upcoming meetings: Patriotic Club with Mrs. Nita Husman on Lake Avenue, Protected Tome Circle, Royal Neighbors of America at Woertnin Hall, Leatherman Meas lab oat purist event at 8 PM, Order ofastern Star session with a tureen supper at 1 40, featuring dishes silver and coffee rolls and short session.

Win Adelbert Avennue Courtes Sunshine Club Patriotic Club Nita Husman Lake Avenue Tome Circle Royal Netotibors of America

Ohio Fair To Set New Attendance Mark At Show

The Seth Ohio State Fair opened amid bright weather drawing an estimated 60,000 visitors over two preview days with officials predicting a new attendance record. Livestock judging, exhibits, and craft competitions highlighted the opening as winners for cattle, swine, sheep and horses were announced later in the day. The fair runs through Friday with officials seeking expansion funding for facilities to support a growing event.

Columbus Ohio State Fair Earl Il Hanefeld Rida Bernstiels Hanefeld Urrent Vom Pt Clidear Othe Fage Everday Gad J Plass Hepcha Ces George Chillicothe Aberdeen Rodney King Dresden Vise Furst Chiss Robert King Fidlas Danny Reefer Linder Tereford LeRos Lauther Marion Bradley Williards Cham W Hereford Merbin Benrath Columbus Grove Duroc Edward Parker Galloway Harold DL Bidwell Hilliards Poland China Earl Atgenstein Chine Ovar Kirby Barrick Chester Lawrence Holliday Bremen Future Farmers of America Hampshire LeRoy Laucher Marital Leo Zimmerman Ludlow Falls Earl Schlosser Grove City Charles Calhoun

Britain Would Not Be Neutral In War Crisis

The article reports Britain likely to issue a direct warning to Germany about not staying neutral if a crisis over Czechoslovakia escalates. Sir Neville Henderson travels to London with instructions for a formal declaration, possibly paired with a personal letter from Prime Minister Chamberlain to Hitler. It notes Germany’s large armed forces, impending maneuvers, and ongoing fears of a wider European war as political leaders prepare cabinet actions and emergency plans.

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Political allies clash as Roosevelt case stirs South Carolina

In South Carolina the presidential question provokes a heated exchange among senators Ellison Smith Johnston and supporters. Smith denounces a New Deal approach while Johnston backs Roosevelt policy and accuses Smith of misalignment with progressive governance. The controversy centers on wage and living standards remarks and party strategy.

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Harlan County Coal Operators Sign C I O Agreements

In Harlan County Kentucky a seven hour workday with a 360 weekly wage rate was agreed between the Harlan County Coal Operators Association and the United Mine Workers of America under CIO leadership. The pact, not a closed shop, includes checking off union dues and drew sharp rebuke from AFL President William Green who urged national action against the deal citing Wagner Act conflicts. CIO Chairman John Lewis defended the agreement as a lawful labor accord amid mounting labor tensions.

Washington Kentucky Harlan County American Federation of Labor Committee For Industrial Organi Batley Federation William Green Atlantic Cite N. Ul Horta County Coal Operators’ Association CIO United Mini Workers of Ameri Treach National Labor Ons Bourel Jot L. Lewis UMWA Lewis Urday

Dues From Pay Envelopes of County Mayters End Change

The article notes dues from pay envelopes of the county's 15,000 mayters becoming effective Thursday and expiring March 31. Harkin operators pledge to participate in Appalachian joint conferences starting in New York. Signing of the contract dropped Wagner Act violation charges against 40 companies. The Harlan operators faced IT statute charges alleging deprivation of rights under the Waser Aut. This marked the government's first move to empower the Labor Buyer law with new penalties as a jury trial commenced but jurors unable to reach a verdict.

New York Harlan

Vegetable Judging Team Ninth Place at State Contest

Lorain County youth groups compete in a state vegetable judging event with the Fow-H and Brownhelm clubs placing ninth. Team members include William Peakers Robert Fitch and Wayne Leimbach, with advisors Robert Peak and Elmer Lave. Livestock judging participants are Erma Younge Louis Oder Otis Picknor and Webber, with Carlisle Banner Burge and others noted as contest delegates.

Lorain County Ohio William Peakers Robert Fitch Aven Boy Club Wayne Leimbach Brownhelm B. Bo Club Robert Peak Tt Ye Clash Elmer Lave Brownhel Club Erma Younge LaGrange Juve Louis Oder

Commends Work At Gates Hospital

An article praises the efforts at Gates Hospital highlighting ongoing service by staff and the board. It references officials including Mattland, secretary of the Norwend Robin Board, and mentions Lake Ave and Canine Penedios in connection with community health initiatives.

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Letter Praises Elyria Hospital Work by Maitland

Nealth recounts a letter addressed to late BD A Baird and forwarded to Frank Hoover hospital superintendent by Mayor Feren Petre. Maitland reported his visit to the Gates Sheltering Of Mes of Elysian and praised the hospital’s orthopedic work as outstanding. He commended the mayor medical fraternity nurses and Elyria for humanity.

Pital Elyria Elyvia Maitland

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