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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1938

Page

12

F. H. S. Boys Offer to Repel Invasion

Elyria High School students answered Mrs. Dorothy Fuidheim in a high school auditorium after a lecture. Nearly all would offer services to repel an invading enemy, while calls to fight abroad drew a smaller response, though many pledged to answer too.

Elyria High School Dorothy Fuidheim

What Causes Epilepsy Is There a Cure

A booklet with opinions of renowned doctors on epilepsy will be sent free to readers who write to the Educational Division at 551 Fifth Avenue New York NY Dept J-530. The notice invites inquiries about causes and cures, offering educational material for interested individuals.

Fifth Avenue New York N. Y Dept. J

War talk by Mrs Fuldheim spans Europe and fears

The speaker warned that the United States would join a large European war, noting Paris troop parades and London gas raid preparations. She described horrors from Spain, cast doubt on British readiness, and warned of global strains from Japan, Italy, and Germany. Observations included Sweden’s gas trade and Russia’s port plans.

Europe Fuldheim United States Paris London Spain Sweden Russia Atlantic Ocean Germany Italy Japan China Mussolini

Grafton Briefs New Year Party and visits

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cook hosted a New Year’s Eve party with friends and neighbors. Mrs. Earl Durkee spent time with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Schilleman in Elyria. Mrs. Lee McClellan, with Mr. and Mrs. J. Spicer, visited relatives in Cleveland. Miss Frances Knowles of La Grange visited her sister, Mrs. Don Carmel. Mrs. Albert Woodings and sons were mentioned.

Albert Lewis and Earl Pat McAndrews Lorain A. C. Beers Stanley Wooster Howard Betty Jean Dunlap Mire Ed Dunlap Elyria Dwight Bartlett Iarold Biggs Bedford Dwight Wilson Nyria Forest Lyndes Vields Corners C. D. Lehman Orville Lehman Peggy Akron Merl Lehman Nadine Sonny Leon Lehman Harry Jantz 8. Jagusch Dover Charles Mills Columbia Station Marie Fiedens J. R. Knight J. R. Dickason Vermilion John Knight Cleveland

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