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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1939

Page

8

New York Day By Day By Charles B. Driscoll

New Yorkers watch Sixth Avenue rise as the el comes down turning the city’s retail scene toward a potential high end frontier. Fifth Avenue clings to restraint while crowds invade for cheaper displays. Burton Holmes, aged 89, remains a national traveler famed for travel talks, largely unknown to Broadway. Robert.

New York Sixth Avenue Broadway Coney Island Fifth Avenue Fifth Avenue Association Burton Holmes America Boston Holmes

Remembering literary figures in a 1939 crowd note

A nostalgic 1939 McNaught Syndicate column recalls Shakespearian stars Mantell and Hanford, young George Corey, and many literary figures in New York, Chicago and elsewhere. It details their careers, travels, ambitions, and friendships, ending with a vignette of Isabel Patterson and the era’s journalistic milieu.

Mantell Omaha St. Louis Charleston Manhattan Charles B. Hanford New York

Community church and club events in town

Columbia women meet at parsonage for Baptist circuit and Ladies Aid. Birthday party for December February January birthdays hosted by Mrs Leo Martin. Altrus t class entertained by Mr and Mrs Murrle Fish. Townsend meeting features Rev Coatwell at town hall. Farm Women Club date moved to March 24 at Mrs C F Hales home. Father and Son banquet at town hall March 2 at 6 30 P M with guest speaker. Rev Thomas Hughes sermon series at Methodist church next Sunday morning titled Faith and power. Epworth League crowd gathered at Mr and Mrs C M Westfall home. Lenten sermons by Rev Harold Landon continues Has Christianity failed discussed next Sunday. Joint Baptist Methodist youth meeting at Baptist church Feb 26 7 30. School News lists West piano class performers broadcast on WCLE with Mary Lillian Van Arsdale Ruth Roger Anna Maddock Helen Harrington Mary Jewell Cooper Phyllis Burnap Ruth Bolling and Lynette Bainbridge and Roger Walter Virginia Putt. Tenth grade Five W club organized with motto When We Work We Win. Briefs note Wilbur Carpenter building on station lot formerly Mrs Sylvia Ives property. Mrs Thomas Hughes walked outside last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wilmore Burnett and Jesse Alan visited Mrs Lucy Ives. Mrs Jesse Burnett stayed in Medina. Mrs George Walkden seriously ill at Memorial Hospital Elyria.

Women's Baptist Mission Circle Harold Landon Ladies Aid Society Leo Martin Murrle Fish Baptist Sunday School Coatwell Townsend Town Hall Farm Women's Club C. F. Hales Methodist Church Thomas Hughes Methodist Hughes Cleveland Epworth League C. M Westfall Jesus Baptist Methodist Churches Baptist Church School News Columbia Gladys Parmley West WCLE Mary Lillian van Arsdale Ruth Roger Anna Maddock Helen Harrington Mary Jewell Cooper Phyllis Burnap Ruth Bolling Lynnette Bainbridge Roger Walter Virginia Putt Wilbur Carpenter Sylvia Ives Wilmore Burnett Jesse Alan Medina Lucy Ives Jesse Burnett Wilmore George Walkden Memorial Hospital Elyria

Charm chain forged from global button collection in Cal

Mrs J W Glenn of Inskip Lodge owns a 31 foot charm chain made from thousands of buttons. The collection spans world origins with diverse shapes sizes and colors. Some buttons are hundreds of years old while others hold historical interest shaped by her lifetime hobby.

Stirling City Cal J. W. Glenn Inskip Lodge

Kennedy at Palm Beach and the Hull clash in Washington

Washington readers learn that Ambassador Kennedy faced deliberate sabotage from Secretary Hull and aides, delaying his return to London. Kennedy secured Roosevelt and Welles backing, and his popularity in London helped overturn a Newfoundland ban. Also, Senator Glass’s WPA remark prompts apology, while Chip Robert’s PWA commissions dispute is settled by the president.

Washington Joe Kennedy Palm Beach Court of St. James’s Florida Roosevelt London Ambassador Kennedy Hull State Department Kennedy Chamberlain Secretary of State Joe New England Boston Cordell Hull Sumner Welles Huy Sera United States Newfoundland U. S Atlantic Lawrence W Chip) Robert PWA Georgia Chip Robert Harold Ickes Robert Democratic National Committee Ickes Chip

Amherst Knights of Pythias observe 75th anniversary

About 110 attendees marked the Amherst Knights of Pythias 75th anniversary with a program led by Edward Young. The event featured flag presentation, music from the Amherst High School groups, a peace oration, dances, and a 50 year membership pin for William Werner. A luncheon followed hosted by Mrs. J. G. Maxwell.

Amberst Amherst Knights of Pythias Edward Young America” Assembly H. A. Monger Pythias Lodge Dorothy June Carter Oliver Kolbe HH. A. Monger William Werner N. F. Foster C. J. Seeley L. Moebius Barbara Raesler Marilyn Darlene Cotton Nelson Barnhhardt Claire Jenkins

Surprise party honors Gil bert Zillyeth birthday

Mrs. H J Shelly Mrs Ada Purcell and hostess hosted a surprise party Sunday for Gil bert Zillyeth on his birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Anthony Draves Delores Ronald Lorain and many others. Pink and white accents featured in decorations and luncheon followed by gifts for the honoree. Slides of private gardens in Columbus were shown at Amherst Garden Club meeting.

Fred Zillyeth Route 59 Gilbert Zillyeth Anthony Draves Delores Ronald Lorain William Haas Severa Myrtle Wilbur Lorraine Edward McGuire George Kurth Charles Stéinke Elton Shibley Lois Columbus Amherst Garden Club James Nichols South Main Street Nord Spring Street C. G. Aschenbach J. Coper Jay Gillette C. J. Springer William Hutton

Toledo Museum Librarian Ellen Johnson to Speak at Oberlin

Oberlin set for February 24 lecture by Ellen Johnson, Toledo Museum of Art librarian and Oberlin alumna class of 1933. She will discuss Swedish Art and has studied in Paris and Sweden, with ongoing work in painting and art writing.

Toledo Museum of Art Oberlin Ellen Johnson Oberlin College Dudley Peter Allen Oberlin Art Building Elizabeth Fitton Miss Johnson Toledo Sweden Stockholm University of Stockholm Arts and Crafts Society

Club Postponed Two Weeks Amid Contests And Visits

Miss Ruth Barris class of 38 took fourth place in a Cleveland school of cosmetology contest. She earned a silver cup as one of 50 in the class. Mr and Mrs William Epley of Crestline visited Amherst relatives and friends over the weekend.

Ruth Barris Cleveland School of Cosmetology William Epley Crestline Amherst

P. A. To Meet Belden Officers Named For March Session

In the last P T A meeting the March gathering will be led by Frank Schriver as acting president with Ida Wickner as vice president Deibert Connors secretary George Grabenstetter treasurer Charlie Gest refreshment chairman and K E Lower program chairman. The program also notes Rev Beebe sermon topic The Re-Discovery of Ourselves and choir selection Soldiers of the Cross directed by Mrs K E Lower. A school assembly program featured boys chorus and octet numbers plus a short playlet with Ruth Mlazovsky in charge. Mrs Charles Wise hospitalized for operative treatment.

P. A Belden P.T. A Frank Schriver George C. Beebe Soldiers of the Cross Holton K. E. Lower Quartette Jeanne Wise Neil Wise Bobby Connors Moses Mary Martha Schriver Mary Lou Barnes Maynard Rising Ray Joreske Edith Foreid William Koces Eileen Wickner Ann Nisson Ruth Mlazovsky

Evening Bridge Session Highlights and Winners

A brief bridge session ended with high score awarded to Miss Marcella Kelch and Mrs. Robert Standen. The host served lunch at small tables and plans for a return meetup in two weeks were made with Miss Marcella Kelch of Spring Street.

Marcella Kelch Robert Standen Spring Street

Cleveland hostess at Lord Jeffrie Inn dinner party

Mrs Louise Jacobs of Cleveland entertained at a dinner party last evening at the Lord Jeffrie Inn. Guests included Mr and Mrs J D Kaser and their daughters Mildred and Nancy, Mrs Jessie McLean and Betty Shattuck.

Louise Jacobs Cleveland Lord Jeffrie Inn J. D. Kaser Mildred Nancy Jessie McLean Betty Shattuck

Wright Funeral Rites For Harry Wright

Funeral rites for Harry Wright aged 28 who was found dead at Hewes Greenhouse will be held at 2 p m Wednesday from the late home on North Ridge Road Reverend A M Burtis of the ML Church will officiate with burial at Ridgehill Memorial Park The AuCourant noted as the meeting source

Sullivan News Notes Highlights Community Gatherings

Kenneth Beeging of Ashland College preached at the Congregational Church. Ellsworth Sprague of Akron visited Hankinson and Fisher families. Friday guests included Harley Hicks and Forest Sprague. A family gathering celebrated birthdays for Mrs. Hicks and Mrs. Hankinson. A missionary meeting and Ladies Aid division were noted. Sunday School activities continued with visits from Arlene Richards and others.

Sullivan Kenneth Beeging Ashland Collage Ellsworth Sprague Akron D. O. Hankinson Jay Fisher Harley Hicks Ceylon Hankinson James Ashland Gene Weldon Hankinson Mansfield Ernest Eaton Ladies Aid Congregational Church Crayton Rogers Arthur Thompson The Christian Church Keilor Cora Chamberlain Vernon Lance Dot Rook Spencer Glenn Gillette Norma Brighton Rose Dudley Gillette W. E. Richards Arlene Richards North Olmsted Hazel Hipp Mavrilyn-of Here Loudanville Glenn Garver Barberton

Local families host visitors across Marblehead Meadville and Cleveland

Sunday guests graced multiple homes as Kipton Hagerman and family hosted in Marblehead while W F Betts and son Chalmer joined Eldon Radcliffe in New London. C J Betts and John Broder vacationed with Howard Ringler in Meadville. Rev W F Bissette preached at Calvary Baptist in Norwich. Virgil Burge visited Minnie Bronson with Jesse Burge and Mrs Geist joined Bonnie Jean in Cleveland. George and Walter Miller hosted dinner in Sullivan as C J Betts planned days with his daughter.

Kipton Frank Hagerman Marblehead R. G. Hagerman W. F. Betts Chalmer Eldon Radcliffe New London C. J. Betts John Broder Howard Ringler Cleveland Meadville Pennsylvania W. F. Bissette Calvary Baptist Church Norway Jesse Burge Virgil Burge Brighton Minnie Bronson Marion Geist Bonnie Jean William Geist George Miller Walter Miller Sullivan Daugh

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