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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1931

Page

2

House Ways and Means Committee Drafts Veterans Relief Bill

Washington February 11 Members of the House Ways and Means committees met in secret to draft a compromise veterans relief bill. Fifty bills lay on the mahogany table ranging from full cash payment to increased loan limits on adjusted service certificates. A majority favors raising loan limits with an expected report before the end of the week.

Washington House Ways and Means Bacharach Treon N. J Hawley Senate

Father John’s Medicine Promises Strength After Cold

An old advertisement urges parents to give Father John’s Medicine to children recovering from a cold. It claims the medicine supplies essential vitamins, aids weight gain, and builds strength for growing kids. It emphasizes regular use by hospitals, its alcohol free composition, and easy digestibility for delicate stomachs.

Father John John

Oberlin Grange Rally Sees Smaller Morning Attendance

Lorain county second annual grange rally in Wellington on Saturday drew fewer attendees in the morning session despite a well attended afternoon meeting. Penfield grange officers led opening and closing ceremonies with Deputy Master Frank Mason of Ridgeville presenting a balanced program. Emma Durkee represented Eaton Grange reading extracts from their publication, combining instruction and humor, as music including piano cello and xylophone augmented the program.

Oberlin Lorain County Grange Wellington Penfield Grange Frank Mason Ridgeville Eaton Grange Emma Durkee

Grange program features readings and awards at Oberlin event

Music was provided by young people from Grafton and a reading by Mrs. Ruby Cotton of Hickory Tree Grange. Mr. Nlastings of Penfield was honored on his 54th wedding anniversary with pink roses. State Master Walter F. Kirk spoke on Building for Agriculture with four walls production education good government and organization. A dinner followed then group singing two vocal selections by a Huntington trio. Readings by Fred Decker Carlisle and piano numbers by George Dion, with a Henrietta quartet. The Frank Mason trophy went to R. Heath of Oberlin for largest gain in membership in 1930, and Albert Archer of Old Glory received roses as runner-up. Appreciation gifts were given to Mrs. Arthur Mason and Mrs. Merle O. Penfound for juvenile work. Short talks by Rev. Jump and Horton Alger preceded the final payment note and praise for the grange hall’s completion. The day closed with a Dean Vivian prepared lecture on grange ritualism and plans for the next Pomona meeting at North Elyria on March 7. County Agent Alger and other speakers appeared. a card party at Oberlin Grange drew a smaller crowd with Pedro prizes and a hot lunch.

Grafton Ruby Cotton Hickory Tree Grange Nlastings Penfield Hastings Walter F. Kirk Ohio State Grange Ohio Huntington Fred Decker Carlisle George Dion Henrietta Frank Mason RE. Heath Oberlingrange Albert Archer Old Glory Grange Arthur Mason Wellington Merle O. Penfound Jump LaGrange Horton B. Alger Elyria J. Heiffner Grange Pomona North Elyna Grange Gulf Road Emma Durkee Eaton R. BH. Heath Oberlin Geo. Cotton Hickory Tree N. Elyria Grange N. D. Backus H. C. Alger

Mission Society Meets Pittsfield

The Home Missionary Society of the M. E. church gathered at Mrs. H. T. Breyley’s home for an all day meeting with a pot luck lunch. Sylvia Miller, Coshocton field secretary, spoke on Girls schools run by Home Missionary societies and showed pictures of students. Attendance reached 26 adults and nine children with several guests from nearby towns.

Cortney Lorain Buchholz Vera Wittmer Oberlin Richard Gibbins Chas, Gibbins Frank Pease Ethel Grege

Breyley and Brey ley homes visit Wellington social gathering

E. W. Brandt and guest Karl Kutza spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Wm Hasselman in Lakewood. They were joined by Mrs Chas Rhodes Mrs Weideman Mrs Lena Dibble Mrs A B Southard and Perry Knapp of Wellington at the meet.

H. T. Breyley Theodore Breyley E. W. Brandt Karl] Kutza Wm. Hasselman Lakewood Chas. Rhodes Weideman Lena Dibble A. B. Southard Perry Knapp Wellington

Revival Meeting At M. E. Church Sermon By Rev Paul Carter

Rev Paul Carter of Wellington preached at the M E church Thursday evening. A revival is drawing strong interest with 50 to 60 in attendance each night. This is the last week of the meeting and several good speakers are on the program.

M. E Paul Carter Wellington M.E. Church

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