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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1934

Page

2

Japan Won’t Be Talked Into War, Officials Say

A round-table of retired Lt. Generals quoted in Sunrise says Japan has no plan for war with the Soviet Union and is unaffected by Moscow’s talk. Masuda warns propaganda may mask domestic issues and that Soviet aims include swaying U S and British opinions while building troops in Eastern Siberia.

Tokio Japan Soviet Union Siberia Japanese Empire Pavneis Masao Masuda Loug Masuda Molscow Communist Party United States Great Britain

Japan’s fears of Soviet plans spark war talk

Gen Masuda argues Soviet activity signals likely war, noting Japan and foreign offices ignore deeper issues. Local items include a TipTop Quilt club gathering with two present, upcoming Christmas party, and several social visits among Valley City residents.

Belden School Notes Busy Week Of Games And Play

Belden High and grade school teams played two games last week. Eaton defeated the Belden boys and the girls tied. Gratton beat Belden 22 to 9. Alumni girls beat the High girls 25 to 10. Grade school students rehearse the operetta Christmas with the Old Woman Who Lives in the Shoe to be presented next Tuesday evening December 18 directed by Miss Sponseller with Miss Steiner Miss Stock and Miss Falconer organizing.

Belden Nec Eaton Gratton Boys Belden Boys Miss Sponseller Miss Steiner Miss Stock Miss Falconer

Gingham Club Meets for Card Party

Mrs. A L Wise hosted a Gingham Pin evicle club meeting on Tuesday afternoon. Three tables contested prizes to Mrs. Prosser, Mrs. Daniel Belden and Mrs. Schaefer. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Clair Miller to entertain at a Christmas luncheon in two weeks.

Tiptory Canton Franklin Ruest Donna Rogers McKintey A. L. Wise John Rule Cora Ladd Fred Landin Harry Reisinger Geo. Wise Gingham Club Prosser Daniel Belden Schaefer Clair Miller

Valley City church women host chicken dinner impact

Local social notes recount visitors and dinners across Valley City Elyria Lorain New London and nearby towns. Families Wise Armbruster Seiden Armbuster Holcomb Walter and Pfeiffer are named among guests and events. A New London Wildcat awards banquet followed by a chicken dinner at the high school marks the region’s fall social season.

Herman Wise Women’s Union of the Evangelical Church Church Hall Valley City George Grabbenstetter Phillyp Armbruster Lucille Wise Dave Henry Seiden Armbuster Chas. Wise Jeanne Elizabeth Stevens Society First Methodist Church Elyria George Grabbenwteller Lee Holcomb Lorain John Walter Elyria Clinic Selden Armbuster Robert Welburn Wm Turner LaGrange Aire Ed Brenner Ben Pfeiffer Clarence Wise Miro Harold Pfeiffer Chldren Luella Pfeiffer Fred Hoff

Season ends with awards for standout players and posthumous honor

A new coach faces nerves and strain as the team finishes the season with a strong showing. J. Thomas leads a four-letter squad including Ralph Stone, Jane Brittain, Richard Daniels, and others. Posthumous letter honors go to the late Wilbur A. Rhoades, with his father J. W. Rhoades accepting at the banquet after Crestline game.

Urpmciplu AG Aas Daletees Meyer Jas Thomas Ralph Stone Janes Brittain Richard Daniels Vernon Johnson Leon Rounds Hubert Snyder Robert Burney Elvert

Attendees at Oberlin Messiah and many local visits

A long list of attendees from Oberlin and nearby towns gathered for the Messiah in Oberlin with numerous relatives and friends visiting, including Portman, Angersbach, Seesholts and several Beckers, Bauman, Dute, Lange, and others. Visitors from Elyria, Norwalk, Cleveland, Vermilion, and Kipton joined neighbors for social calls and shopping trips.

Henrietta Oberlin Elmer Portman Lois Phyllis Frederick Anna Wrystenbauch Samuel Kaetzel Mare Jam Esther John Bauman Erwin Ardith Dors Portman Ray Elizabeth Angersbach R. L. Seesholts Canton Mary Seesholtz New York City George Webber Barbara Angersbach Jane Goisen Conrad Norther Harry Brownheim Geo Broughton Louise Dorothy Becker Silas Buchs Rahl Ruth, Kipton Geisendoerfer H. G. Philp Hartville Ohio John Ives Oburlin Adam Horn William Johnston Nahaily Amherst Fred Bauman Cleveland Fred Fraeni William Coultvip Con Myron Lorain Melvin Unger Shirley Kenneth Charle Lange Vermilion Lesle Gould and Taurnfuls Eiyrie Gottlieb Buchs Katie Weidman Archie Bartlome Charles Date Home Dorothy Born Weidman Lizcie Rosa Buchs

Memorial Hospital sees appendicitis cases two in same ward

Vincent Keefer underwent appendicitis surgery at Memorial Hospital Elsha on Monday. Lucille Renning also had surgery Saturday and both women share a room. Several relatives and friends visited. The Markley PTA will stage Six Wives on a Rampage at Markley School Friday night.

Vincent James Keefer Memorial Hospital Elsha Keefer Lucille Renning F. O. Lewis FF. Xenning Anna Louise Merle Shawver Loretta Lewis George Hurlbut Frank Ratshak Lorain Chris Ackerman Frankie Beene Manon Martha Penrod West Avenue Elyria Markley PP. T. A Markley School William Goodsite Neva Jackson Andrew Schiferstein Merten

Two to Four club hosts holiday social in Henrietta

Mrs Don Bennett and Marc Walles Bennett welcomed the Two to Four club with a Wednesday afternoon gathering at their home. Supper followed for members including Mrs G M Snider and daughter Jean, Mrs Lester Husted and Corrine, and others. Plans were set for the annual New Year party at the Sniders' home.

Henrietta Don. Benne Marc. Walles Bennett G. M. Snider Jean Lester Husted Corrine Duane Bates Daugeters Art Hand Ira Starkey Adam Horn Charles Bissell Fred Latteman Mary Vivian

Bridge Club Evening Hosted by Mr and Mrs Harley Kelly

Mr and Mrs Harley Kelly entertained the Bridge Club on a Sunday evening. Two tables played bridge with Mrs Rex Lees winning high score and Harley Kenny taking the low score. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Rex Lees, Mr and Mrs Fort Kendeigh, and Mr and Mrs George Webber.

Harley Kelly Ehevte Veyronge Rex Lees Harley Kenny Fort Kendeigh George Webber

Mrs. Lester Husted Hosts Birthday Party for Corrine

Mrs. Lester Husted entertained several Hide folk Tuesday afternoon in observance of Corrine Husted’s birthday anniversary. Guests included Mary Ann Starkey Billy Starkey Elva Bates and Bonnie Lee Daniels. The hostess gave pretty prizes.

Lester Husted Unitd Corrine Mary Ann Billy Starkey Elva Bates Bonnie Lee Danwis

Grange Meeting and Local Social News

The Grange holds a Christmas party and ten cent gift exchange at the school on Tuesday December 28. Local notices report Daniel Born recovering after eye removal at Allen Hospital Cleveland. various residents and visitors are mentioned with multiple calls and visits across Elyria Oberlin Spencer Brownhelm Collins Dover and Cleveland.

Grange The Daniel Born Miller Cleveland Allen Hospital Oberlin W. D. Whitney Spencer Mary Becka John Born Dorothy Katie Weidman Twijah Charles Bechiel Brownhelm Adam Hern Earl Kendeish Marjory Jane Alien Martin Logan Jamaly Collins Albert Stegman Elyria Frank «Larr Wil Schneerer Robert Schneerer Wallace Wood Wallace Court Miss Catlin Hazel Rutherford Dover

Local families host visits and church news stir Elyria area

A week of social visits unfolds across Elyria and nearby towns as Mr. and Mrs. Coultrip host relatives in Lorain while the Ries and Emmerick families spend time with kin. The Congregational church in Elyria reports Rev. Schimink receiving a unanimous call from Lakewood and a note on Alexandre Dumas’s mixed heritage.

William Coultrip Myron Lorain Harold Coates N. Walker Albertin Walter Bonnett Do AS Bonnett Elyria Orle Cowen Davuxheter Laurice Theodore Ries Warren Lincoln Emmerick Louise Emerick George Broughton Ray Brown Barbara Laury Sanford Wiggins Mav Coates Cleveland Boel Coates John Bauman John Geissendoerfer Oberlin Lynest Bogart Marie and Hariex Bromsen Mich QC. C. Sanders Myron Ries Alfred Ginate

Sullivan Maurer Death and Local Accidents Highlight Community

Dee Tt Wayne Maurer widow Keith and Mary Maurer mother and a sister Annie Hines Truntington plus half brother Roy Markel Helena mourn Sullivan Maurer of Doylestown in Ashland services held Dec 8. John Hingler visited John Arndt injured in auto wreck and wrecker crash. Arndt chest and lung injuries may cause pneumonia. Ella Spencer Wells farm house burned. Bailey elderly residents. fire from defective flue aided by community in saving contents. High school program benefited Joseph Richter to help erect a barn.

Sullivan Dee Wayne Maurer Mary Maurer Nankin Doylestown Keith Annie Hines Truntington Roy Markel Helena Montana Gilbert Ashland Tarmoirs John Hingler New London John Arndt Mr. Arndt Ella Spencer Wells Joseph Richter

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