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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1933

Page

7

Compromise on Repeal Faces Upset in Senate

Washington reports Democratic opposition threatens to upset a senate compromise repeal aimed at protecting dry states and saloons. The naked repeal resolution drew strong House Speaker Garner's criticism while Roosevelt discussed the issue without a decision. Senators call the measure closer to the Republican platform though seen as the only path to swift ratification.

Washington Senate Garner House Geta Roosevelt Howev Bingham

Amherst notes and church announcements from area listings

Rural social items list Thursday visits among AMHERST residents and guests at several homes. Church schedules detail services, catechism, and evening programs across St Peters Evangelical Congregational First Evangelical Methodist St Pauls and St Joseph churches with times and activities.

St. Peter’s Evangelical Church Sy. C He, Sehmidt Congregational Church F Eastman C. E First Evangelical Church M. Rickel Methodist Church R. C. Nsen Chun Hoat North League St Paul's Lutheran Chart i Senty Abram Urch School St Joseph R. C. Church

Au Courant Club Hosts Evening At Mrs Peltch Home

Fr Jamea Siechan reports a late evening Au Courant club gathering at Mrs Edward Peltch on Cleveland avenue. Michigan was the main diversion with first awards to Mrs Elmar Baker and Mrs Henry Plato consoled. A two course luncheon followed with attendees including Mrs Ed Hinkley rel in Mesdanes J G Maxwell Mathew Lawlegs Henry Plato John Hamann F R Powere Nelson Pippett Elmer Baker Helen Baker Stella Krugman Jennie Jaeger Ednow Olive Beller and the hostess. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs Arthur Bauer Park avenue.

AU Courant Club Edward Peltch Cleveland Avenue Michigan Elmar Baker Henry Plato Ed Hinkley Loreln Mesdanes J. G. Maxwell Mathew Lawlegs John Hamann F. R

Local social notes from Medina and neighboring towns

Mrs Gladys Palmer of Medina and Mr Fieldhouse of Lodi visited friends in Grafton and Elyria. Miss Lucilla Lang stayed with Miss Frances Schriber as others visited Schriver, Schriv er and Lehman households. Numerous neighbors from Garretsville LaGrange Oberlin and Cleveland called on or hosted at local homes during the week.

Gladys Palmer Medina Mr. Fieldhouse Lodi Leon Lehman Lucilla Lang Floyd Juanita Hoot Stella Heath Schriver Miss Lang Frances Schriver

Press Club Preserves Coolidge Check as Honorary Member Memento

The National Press Club in Washington preserves a $5.50 check from former President Calvin Coolidge, the dues for the year, sent just before his death. Coolidge, who laid the cornerstone and dedicated the club’s 12 story building, was noted for prompt obligations.

Washington The National Press Club Coolidge Press Club

Local Social News From Birmingham and Nearby Towns

Mrs. Libbie Ennes is reported ill. Mrs. William Fulgarbbe visits aunt in Birmingham. Harry Ennes and E. Av iery visit Sandusky on business. Frank and Charles Griffen in Medina on business. Nancy Lambe recovering after tonsils and adenoids operation in Elyria. Pearl Wilford returns to Lodi from Christmas with Claude Collingwood family. William and George Dalton of Wakeman call on Ed. Dalton. Alice Bird to present sewing demo at Methodist church. public invited. Ralph and Eddy Prince return from business trip to southern Alabama. Griffen couple visit Fred Griffen's home. Earl Hunter and Fred Andades visit Elyria. Norene Collingwood returns to Berea school after Christmas recess. Everett Bell and daughter from Cleveland visit Griffens. Walter Didelins family of Wakeman call at Katherine Helmesath’s. Marie Knott spends Tuesday with Birmingham contacts.

Libbie Ennes William Fulgarbbe Fred Andress Harry E. Ennes Fr. E. Aviery Sandusky Frank Griffen Charles Griffen Medina Nancy Lambe Elyria Misa Pearl Wilford Lodi Claude Collingwood William Dalton George Dalton Wakeman Dalton Alice Bird Lorain County Methodist Church Ralph Prince Eddy Prince Alabama Fred Grifften Earl Hunter Fred Anaides Mis Norene Collingwood Berea Everett Bell Cleveland Donald Walter Didelins Katherine Helmesath Marie Knott

Elyria Sermons by Envoy Murphy Highlight End Times Theme

Akron envoy Samuel Murphy continues his Elyria talks at the Salvation Army rooms with tonight's focus Elyria's Greatest Need. He speaks again tomorrow on When Will the low mood End and Who Will End it, after last night’s message The Sins of Today comparing today with the era before the great flood. He warned of covetousness pride disobedience and blasphemy and urged that the professing Church signals the end of time.

Samuel Murphy Akron Elyria Salvation Army

Vermilion visitors and township notices from Castalia

Edwin Prince Jr Walter Snel lenberger and Jim Clary were in Castalia on business Wednesday. Florence Township clerk K E Avery reports twelve births and fourteen deaths in 1932. Marie Knott and Paul Knott visited the Seimbach family at Shinrock on Wednesday.

Edwin Prince, Jr Walter Snellenberger Jim Clary Castalia Florence K. E. Avery Marie Knott Paul Knott Milton Seimbach Shinrock

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