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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1936
Page
9
Mrs G E Wells hosted a 1 30 luncheon for Wellington Sorosis members. Mrs Keith Andrews led the 2 30 business session. The program featured a Book Review North to the Orient by Mrs C E Baum, a paper Flying Around the North Atlantic by Mrs A W Shields, and a reading A New Chapter in Transportation by Mrs L G Stemple.
American Legion Auxiliary members were entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. W. T. Haden, assisted by Mrs. E. C. Wise. The business session led by president Mrs. F. M. Obrig included reading an invitation to attend a Valentine party Friday night at the February 14th hall.
Legionaires and their wives or members of both organizations are cordially invited. Hostesses served refreshments at the close of the evening.
Silent Circle members welcomed Abbie K Hand Circle and Mary E Knapp Circle guests at Mrs Daniel Shepard’s home Tuesday. Richard Irwin of Oberlin College spoke on his China teaching and Orient travels with paintings and artifacts. Leora Yoxtheimer sang contralto, Mabel Clark read twice. refreshments served to about fifty. Junior King’s Daughters met at Mrs Theodore Johnson’s home for a brief meeting planning a Valentine party on January 17 and a future Mother-Daughter banquet, with seventeen members present.
Rural residents urged to become members of Lorain Medina Rural Electric Cooperative Inc. Those not yet seen should contact a board member. Directors listed include Lester E. Buswell Graf ton R. E. Campbell Pittsfield John L. Barber Wellington W. D. Davidson Oberlin Hayden B. Coe J. S. Browand H. B. Holbrook Spencer and Otis Carlton Homerville. Wellington will be the headquarters at the Holland Pratt building Herrick avenue East.
The property will house the salesroom and warehouse and part of the building will be used by the electrical cooperative. The allocation signals a shared use arrangement affecting space and operations.
The Northern Draft Horse Association of Lorain County held a Wellington Grange hall gathering Tuesday evening with about 100 attendees. Officers elected included President Guy Radcliffe, Vice President E B Jameyson, Secretary Treasurer D G Swanger, and William Murray as N D H A president, plus a board of directors from several towns. Dancing followed with Kime’s Orchestra, then hot coffee and doughnuts after midnight.
Lorain County dairymen from producer cooperatives in the Cleveland milkshed gathered at 1 p.m. in the Wellington Herrick Auditorium despite bad weather. Speakers from Burton Garrettsville Brecksville Wakeman Wakeman outlined plans for a county cooperative federation. A 15 member committee was named to study the proposal, and 32 of 36 attendees voted to pursue the federation, with E L Pierce presiding.
A Wellington Eagles meeting to begin at 8 with dinner and social time to follow. Guests include Miss Gertrude Dibble. Mrs Wadsworth wins high at bridge during two-table evening with neighbors. Mrs William Body expected home Friday from Elyria for eye treatment. Tuberculin testing of cattle begun in the area this week.
A mother overprotects Mollie a four to six year old, catering to every need. Mollie shows dependency, reluctance to act independently, and asks for a cookie while others share. The piece argues early training builds initiative and self reliance before habits harden.
Major Loudon Greenlee, Scotch bantam, once a British officer wounded in action, transitions from impresario and talent scout for Covent Garden to solo singer on a U S tour. He studied voice across Europe, directed Covent Garden talent, and has performed with major orchestras while broadcasting from London Paris Berlin and Oslo.
The passage notes that Hindus and Muslims sometimes act like Belfast Protestants and Catholics, yet in normal times the mixed community appears unusually peaceful and cohesive. It highlights occasional intercommunal tensions contrasted with overall harmony.
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