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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1937
Page
5
The first special session relief bill to win approval from both houses was sent to Gov. Davey for signature. It appropriates 1 million dollars as a loan fund for December aid, repayable from 1938 allocations. Three other house approved relief measures were under review to potentially bring about votes in the Senate.
Over forty Columbia Methodist Church members gathered at the parsonage on Tuesday night December 7 to celebrate the forty fourth wedding anniversary of Rev and Mrs Thomas Hughes. A short program featured A Love Story with flower clues, Riley’s That Old Sweetheart of Mine, Ruth Royer dressed as a bride with bouquet, group singing When You and There Young Maggie, and a wedding cake presented by the Ladies Aid Society. Refreshments followed before Rev Hughes shared a life retrospective including his England marriage and pastorates.
Acme Grange met Tuesday night with Robert Harrington on guitar and Elbert Jasper singing Hill Billy numbers. Wordbur Bluer cock played piano solo and Donald Tharrington delivered a humorous recitation. The Christmas party was announced for December 21 for members and families.
The women plan a Christmas party at the parsonage on Tuesday December 21 with a noon tureen dinner and a program led by Mrs Carol Jones and a ten cent gift exchange. Twenty attended the last circle meeting at Mrs Gayle Albaugh’s home on December 7 with devotions by Mrs Oscar Henke and a study by Mrs J H Bartter.
Joseph's father forces a splinter removal, mocking his eight-year-old son who fears pain. The piece argues against shaming children for minor hurts and recommends sympathetic, gradual exposure and letting children participate in self-care to build confidence and reduce future fear.
Elizabeth Allen travels from New York to Syria to serve Dr. John Morris at a Beirut area sanatorium. Tension rises as Michael Brown, a seemingly unbalanced patient, vanishes during a blackout while nurse Hilton and Dr Payne face suspicions of an escape.
An eraser of the spongy type removes small smudges from wallpaper and light-colored woodwork. Use quick up and down strokes and wipe eraser fragments with a soft clean cloth.
Rolland is the new name of a person mentioned. Mrs Fish is identified as formerly Miss Margaret Martin. Mrs Robert Leach returned home after visiting relatives in Litchfield. DeForest Osborne spent a weekend with relatives in Toledo.
Rochester notes list include Baptist Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Ralph Rowland's home on Wednesday. Brighton charge all day meeting in Brighton Sunday December 19 with fellowship diet and conference led by Rev V W Wagar. Homemaker's Club gathers Friday December 17 for gift exchange. Women's Civic Club Christmas party December 15 at Mrs Henry Bursley's home. Town hall meetings for village council and township trustees finish December agenda. Traveling showmen entertain at town hall then move to Brighton.
The article argues that no dog can master both fur and bird hunting at a high level. It praises true bird dogs for speed, scent independence, and consistent pointing and retrieving, while condemning all-purpose claims. It cites Griffons and Springer spaniels as failures and emphasizes specialization for quail, ducks, pheasants, and rabbits.
South Amherst notices report Christmas gatherings for two circles at St John s Evangelical and Reformed church and at the home of Mrs Albert Schneider with gift exchanges. An official church board and Sunday School meeting is set at the Methodist church. Mrs Jacob Kolb hosts the Ladies Aid at her home with dinner served. The South Amherst American Legion and Auxiliary plan a club room party with supper at 6 30 p m.
Mr and Mrs L C Wolfe and family, long based in Wellington, moved back to Rochester last week and now reside with Mr and Mrs H E Stebbins. Hugh Sudro of Elyria recently dined with sister Eileen and Donald Cassell and with Mr and Mrs John Herman and Peter Shredl. Mr and Mrs Ira Rickett of La Grange visited their sister and husband Mr and Mrs Carlos Snyder on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs L J Herman and children of Akron spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs J A Herman.
Members of the South Amherst school PTA and the Legion and Auxiliary sponsor a Community Christmas in the school auditorium Tuesday afternoon December 21. The program includes a tree and gifts for unfortunate village children. Public invited to attend.
Barbara Yarsa daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Yarsa 205 West River Street was among the winners in a nationwide First Smile contest. She received a ten dollar prize. Mrs Yarsa recalled how Barbara first smiled when a neighbor visited with her child.
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