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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1932

Page

5

Wom en's Christian Temperance Union Meets in Amherst

In Amherst Ohio on Feb 19 the Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Miss Tena Jacobs home. The gathering opened with scripture, followed by prayer by Mrs A K Jenne who read a prediction by George Washington on the present Federal Communications. An encouraging article by Daniel Polling in the Christian Advocate highlighted Allied Campaigners and Allied Youth and noted dry vote enrollments. Tea was served by Miss Jacobs and plans were made for a March 17 meeting at Mrs Metta Norton's Spring street home. Circle No 3 of St Joseph's Catholic church will meet Feb 22 at Mrs J J Smythe Woodhill Drive.

Amherst Women's Christian Temperance Union Washington Yorktown St. Joseph’s Catholic Church J. J. Smythe Woodhill Drive

Missionary Society Meets at St Peter’s Evangelical Church

The February gathering of the Missionary Society of St. Peter's Evangelical Church was hosted by Mrs. Frank Mischka on Cleveland Avenue with Mrs. William Mischka assisting. The evening featured a program led by Mrs. Walter Schultz, including devotionals by Edith Ehrman, piano solos by Ruth Mischka, a Geneva Disarmament Conference article read by Mrs. Kern, and a chapter review from Evangelical Pioneers. Proceedings were led by President Mrs. Harry Wolt with plans for the March church meeting.

Geneva C. Kern Evangelical Pioneers Lucy Roemer Harry Wolt

Washington Birthday Tureen Dinner Gathering

A tureen dinner preceded a luncheon with Washington's Birthday themed appointments. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Schmidt and a long list of Mrs. and Misses from Elyria and surrounding families, among them Mrs. Charles Saliers and Mrs. Walter Schulz.

Washington C. BE. Schmidt Charles Saliers Walter Schulz Walter Jaeger C., Kern William Berg R. L. Menz Charles Mathes Lucy Roemer John Wiegand Charles Ebbs Edith Eh

Washington Birthday program honors patriot at public school

Arrangements are complete for a Washington’s Birthday program at the Public School auditorium this evening. The event honors George Washington on the 200th anniversary and raises funds for the school athletic association. Norwood Hearn chairs the committee. All grades and the high school will perform patriotic songs drills and playlets. A one act play Clothesline Gossip by the Drama Class directed by Aliss Margaret Rice. Members of Elmer Johnson

George Washington Athletic Association Norwood Hearn Aliss Margaret Rice Elmer Johnson

Washington's Birthday Party Planned by Local Leagues

The Senior League of St Peter's Evangelical church will host a Washington's Birthday party at the church parlors on Monday evening February 22. Post American Legion members will attend in uniform to participate in the program. The Intermediate League members will join as guests and a group will be presented for Senior League membership during the event.

Post American Legion St. Peter’s Evangelical Church

Teacher Training Class Meeting at First Evangelical Church

A well attended gathering of the Community Teacher Training School met at the First Evangelical Church on Thursday evening. The early part of the program featured a worship period led by Rev. H. E. Albright Brownhelm. Strong interest is being shown in the courses offered.

First Evangelical Church H. E. Albright Brownhelm

W B A Meets At Mrs Henes Park Avenue Home

The Women s Benefit Association gathers this evening at Mrs L J Henes home on Park Avenue for a business session followed by a social hour.

Women’s Benefit Association

Road program outlined in Ridgeville miss Wardella Schm otz

Ridgeville reports details of a road program outlining planned projects. Miss Wardella Schm otz is noted in the municipal briefing as a key figure associated with the initiative.

Ridgeville

Township OKs joint road improvements with county

Township trustees met with the county commissioners to plan road work. Chestnut Ridge road from Reot road to the county line will be water bound with an asphalt top funded half by each, best repairs by the county. Butternut Ridge road will receive a sealed treatment from Eldridge's corners to the county line with 25 percent township cost and 75 percent county cost.

Chestnut Ridge Road Reot Road Butternut Ridge Road Eldridge’s

Mothers and pupils host program and tea at high school

Mothers of first through sixth graders attended a program by pupils and teachers in the high school auditorium followed by a tea in the cafeteria hosted by room mothers and teachers. Township trustees met this week and ordered another carload of cinders to finish road cindering work.

Frst

Lola Shaw Leads Talk at LBS Meeting at Congregational Church

At the LBS gathering in the Congregational church on Wednesday afternoon, Miss Lola Shaw delivered a presentation. Details of the topic and outcome are not provided in the fragment.

L. B.S Congregational Church Lola Shaw

Porto Rico visit noted with social events

A report on a speaker’s Porto Rico visit mentions photos and remarks on the absence of a middle class. Monday evening the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Knights of St John host a George Washington birthday social at St Peter's School. Local residents, including Mr and Mrs Thowes and Mr and Mrs Pzenitzski, visited Mrs Adam Boeing in Cleveland Sunday. Leo Thome remains home with rheumatism. JL Evans dined with sister Mrs John Wehmhoff in Elyria. Rev John N Rhein responded to Jefferson for his niece Bern ard Maen’s illness. John Frew of Jefferson visited Rhein. Mrs Catherine Tamblin traveled to Jefferson for Miss Maen’s illness.

Knights of St. John George Washington St. Peter's School William Thowes Leo Pzenitzski Adam Boeing Cleveland Leo Thome W. Evans John Wehmhoff Elyria John N. Rhein Jefferson Bernard Maen John Frew J. N. Rhein Catherine Tamblin

Handkerchiefs Mockery Angered Mussolini

A fragment shows a sardonic line about handkerchiefs as the King of Italy tensions with Mussolini. The dialogue hints at royal pique over control and pride in early 20th century political theater.

Italy Mussolini

Wykrent's Market Ad Promotes Fresh Goods

Wykrent's Market at 223 Lodi Street advertises delivery of bread flour eggs and butter. The offer highlights strictly fresh eggs and good creamery butter with pricing details listed.

Wykrent Lodi St

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