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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1937

Page

3

Ohio Senate considers drastic flood bill on local control

In Columbus on February 4, the Ohio Senate judiciary committee weighed Sen. Edward Waldvogel’s bill granting county and municipal officials power to order repairs or demolition of unsafe buildings after floods. Cities could publish intentions, seize work costs from owners, and law may apply due to disaster. Proponents cite Cincinnati’s city manager backing. opponents doubt constitutionality.

Columbus Uny Ohio Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee Edward N. Waldvogel Hamilton Sen. Waldvogel C. A. Dykstra Cincinnati Senate

Phillips Milk of Magnesia for Children Advised by Doctors

Doctors urge care with any remedy for children and highlight Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the trusted option for decades. The advertisement notes bottles and tablets labeled Genuine Phillips' Milk of Magnesia and warns buyers to confirm the label before purchase.

Canadian 96 Year Old Hobo Faces Life Choice

Mountain Grove Ontario hosts Robert Beverley a 96 year old Canadian once a lifelong hobo. After eight decades of wandering North America he contemplates settling down versus continuing his nomadic life while visiting a niece who urges retirement.

Mountain Grove Ont Robert Beverley North America

Elk Creek Extension Club Braids Shacks into Useful Craft

In Elk Creek Missouri the Extension Club motto Make Something Out of Nothing is shown by members braiding corn shacks into rugs mats baskets sandals and ornamental flowers. In Honolulu Eddie Fernandez and his circus gain no customers because a maritime strike keeps them from returning to the mainland after a period of low patronage.

Elk Creek Extension Club Honolulu Eddie Fernandez Hawaii Fernandezdez

Ways and Means PTA plans school benefit card party

Amherst Ohio February 4 The Ways and Means committee of the Public School PTA met at Mrs John Michaels Park avenue to finalize plans for a benefit card party at the school gym Friday night Funds will buy a new sound system for the auditorium 150 tickets have been sold The event offers door and special prizes plus ladies and gents prizes for bridge five hundred sixty six and pinochle play begins at eight oclock A light lunch will be served at the close Committee members include Mrs W G Schaeffer chairman Mrs J Michael Mrs E C Stiwald Mrs Fred Slumska Mrs M Fisch Mrs William Smith and Mrs C A Lauer.

Amherst Ways and Means Parent-Teacher Association of John Michael Park Avenue F. O. E. Hall W. G. Schaeffer J. Michael E. C. Stiwald Fred Slumska M. Fisch William Smith C. A. Lauer

Philathea Class Meeting at St Peter's Church Milan

The Philathea Bible class of St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed held a Wednesday evening meeting hosted by Mrs. Fred Coverdale on Milan Avenue. Mrs. Ed Bahl led devotions, roll call noted, flood relief was contributed, and plans set for March at Mrs. Fred Holzhauer's home. A Valentine social followed with bingo won by Mrs. William Barris and luncheon at small tables.

Fred Coverdale Milan Avenue St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church William Heller Edith Heller Ed. Bahl Fred Holzhauer East Street William Barris William Berg Frank Hasenflue Robert Hasenflue L. Roemer Albert Raesler Ed Young Ed Bahl Otis Bahl Amelia Deuschle Ella Jaeger

Ladies Society Hosts At Mrs Krieg and Mrs Robertson Event

Mrs Charles Krieg and Mrs Isabelle Robertson entertained the Ladies Society of the Congregation with a social gathering. The afternoon program featured refreshments and brief reports from society officers.

Charles Krieg Isabelle Robertson Ladies Society of the Congre

Ladies Aid Donates Flood Relief at Jackson Street Meet

At the Congregational church home on Jackson street a two o'clock luncheon served twenty members and guests. President Mrs W V Marshall led the business meeting and the group decided to contribute a flood relief donation. The ladies plan another meeting in two weeks with the venue to be announced.

Gational Church Jackson Street W. V. Marshall

Hindman guest speaker at St. Peter's Men’s Club meeting

Elyrian L. B. Hindman of Elyria served as guest speaker for the Men’s Club of St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church. The Wednesday gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jewett included devotions by Rev. Schmidt, a talk on religious education, a group discussion, and refreshments for 16 men. There will be no March meeting. the April gathering will be at Herman Short’s home on South Main Street.

L. B. Hindman Elyria St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church Ray Jewett Washington Avenue Schmidt Hindman Herman Short South Main Street

Methodist Sunday School to hear Kentucky Mountaineers on WLW

The Methodist Sunday School will install a radio Sunday morning to listen to the Kentucky Mountaineers program from 10:30 to 11 a m over Station WLW. Bishop H Lester Smith will speak and a quartet will provide music.

Methodist Sunday School Kentucky Mountaineers WLW H. Lester Smith

Admissions and Discharges Report

Admissions include Dorothy Guiselman of Dewey road. Discharges list Mrs. Chris Arndt and baby girl of Tenney avenue, Mrs. Leroy Schwartz and baby girl of Taylor street, William Holz hauer of South Amherst, Mrs. Nettie Ludwig of Axtel street.

Dorothy Guiselman Dewey Road Chris Arndt Tenney Avenue Leroy Schwartz Taylor Street William Holzhauer South Amherst Nettie Ludwig Axtel Street

Eagles Roosters Banquet Tonight At Congregational Gym

The Amherst Eagles host a Roosters banquet this evening at the Congregational gym with a chicken dinner. Nearby visitors include Mr and Mrs C G Rush and son Kenneth of La Grange who recently stayed with Rev and Mrs B H Ryan. The Amherst team travels to Fort Wayne to face General Electric tonight. Rev C E Schmidt and Rev Ernst Irion of Elyria exchanged calls midweek. Rev B H Ryan and family attended a Ridgeville Grange jubilee dinner. Elyria resident L B Hindman visited Amherst last evening.

Eagles C. G. Rush Kenneth la Grange B. H. Ryan Amherst Eagles Fort Wayne Ind General Electrics C. E. Schmidt Ernst Irion Elyria

American Legion Auxiliary Meets in Wellington Florida

A L A members gathered at 248 Barker Street to hold their regular meeting and social hour. Reports from officers noted a $5 flood relief donation and active participation in canvassing clothing and food aid for the victims. Card games and refreshments followed, served by Mrs. Perry.

Wellington American Legion Auxiliary Clifton West Barker Street Perry

Door prize awards noted at event

Garrett and Mrs. Arthur McQuate received the prize while Mrs. Frank Obrig also earned a door prize, indicating a small social gathering prize distribution.

Garrett Arthur McQuate Frank Obrig

Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps Plans Valentine Party

Fifteen members met in G A R Memorial Hall Tuesday evening for regular business and lodge work. Mrs James Sheller invited the corps to hold a Valentine party at 220 Johns Street on Wednesday evening February 10. Committee members appointed for arrangements were Mrs Willis Hines Margaret Rothwell and Mrs Eulalia Ferrell. Partial plans were made for an Open House to be held in the hall.

Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps G. A. R. Memorial Hall James Sheller Johns Street Willis Hines Margaret Rothwell Eulalia Ferrell

Evening program highlights Wilson era lecture and prizes

An announced bake sale schedule for the corps with events every two months. The evening featured Deborah Still recounting President Woodrow Wilson's White House years, with Mrs Frank Baker presenting the attendance prize.

Woodrow Wilson White House Deborah Still Frank Baker

Union Evangelistic Meetings Open at Wellington Church

Evangelistic meetings began Tuesday at the Wellington Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. John H. Green in charge of music and Rev. Lonzo S. Green delivering sermons themed The ABC. The message outlined All Have Sinned and All Have Gone Astray, Behold the Lamb of God and Believe, and Come to Jesus and Confess Him. Mrs Leora Vontheimer and Charles Willard sang He Lifted Me as a duet, with Mrs Mame Dirlam at the piano. Children’s meetings follow school each day led by the two Rev. Greens.

Union Wellington Methodist Episcopal Church John H. Green First Baptist Church Lonzo S. Green Methodist Church ABC Lamb of God Jesus Leora Vontheimer Charles Willard Mame Dirlam John and Lonzo Green

Wellington Sorosis Picnic Adds Bright Theme at Bradstock Home

The color scheme of yellow and white dressed the tables for a one o'clock covered dish winter picnic hosted by Mrs. L. G. Bradstock with assistant Mrs. Keith Andrews at 115 Maygar Street. Tuesday afternoon, club members and guests enjoyed contracts and auction bridge prizes won by Mrs. Lawrence BeVier, Mrs. C. E. Baum, Mrs. John Murray, and Mrs. C. W. Horr. There were 31 attendees.

L. G. Bradstock Keith Andrews Bradstock Magyar Street Wellington Sorosis Club Lawrence BeVier C. E. Baum Contract Bridge John Murray C. W. Horr

Arndts Buy Home From Miss Gertrude in Lakewood

Howard Arndt and Ruth C. Arndt of Lakewood purchased the home of Miss Gertrude in an unspecified transfer. The brief item notes the parties involved and the property change in Lakewood.

Howard Arndt Ruth C. Arndt Lakewood Gertrude

Dibble Move Details At South Main Street Property

Dibble at 350 South Main street will take possession February 20. Mr Arndt is son of O G Arndt of Sullivan. Miss Dibble will move with F E Andrews family from 209 Herrick avenue East to Gibsonburg Ohio where Andrews is cashier at the Gibsonburg bank. Lena Dibble will stay in Wellington with her daughter Gertrude.

Dibble South Main Street Mr. Arndt O. G. Arndt Sullivan Miss Dibble F. E. Andrews Herrick Avenue Gibsonburg Ohio Andrews Gibsonburg Bank Lena Dibble Gertrude Wellington

Ladies Host Sewing Gatherings Tonight

Mrs W J Powell at 119 Barker street will entertain her sewing club in her home this evening. The Wellington Farm Woman's Club holds an all day session in Mrs Charles Barrick’s home at 118 Pleasant street today.

W. J. Powell Barker Street Wellington

Local Social Notes and Illness Updates

Rev and Mrs Therman Alexander hosted guests in Rock Creek while Dr and Mrs I E Downey entertained her parents in Greenwich. Fred Gray is ill with flu as is Mrs Gray. Clair Hill visited Cleveland on business. Evelyn Saxe, recently injured in a crash, returns to school on crutches. Mrs Harold Whiteside improves after surgery. Mrs Guy E Wells suffers an infected hand.

Therman Alexander Rock Creek Lonzon. Green I. E. Downey A. L. Strimple Greenwich Fred Gray Gray Clair Hill Cleveland Evelyn Saxe Harold Whiteside Guy E. Wells

Northern Draft Horse Association elects officers in Wellington

The Northern Draft Horse Association met at Wellington Grange Hall Tuesday night. Earl Jameyson of Wellington was elected president, R. H. Rackley of Oberlin vice president, William Murray of Rochester secretary and treasurer. Directors are Sim Nash of Oberlin and Dr. P. T. Burnside along with D. G. Swanger of Wellington. Dancing followed the meeting.

Northern Draft Horse Association Wellington Grange Hall Earl Jameyson Wellington R. H. Rackley Oberlin William Murray Rochester Sim Nash P. T. Burnside D. G. Swanger

Screen Star Rejected Over Resemblance to Another Star

A screen star was dropped by a film producer after officials determined he bore too strong a likeness to a leading star in the same studio. The decision cited fear of confusing audiences and diluting star power.

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