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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1936

Page

7

Harter Recommends Naval Academy Appointments

Congressman Don W. Harter announced from Washington that the Civil Service examination produced a list of eligibles for the U S Naval Academy. Richard Warren Shafer of Oberlin Ohio ranked first for Principal. John H Frye of Akron Ohio first alternate. Harper McMullan of Akron Ohio second alternate. Charles R Hall Jr of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio third alternate.

Don W. Harter Washington Today United States Naval Academy Harter Richard Warren Shafer Oberlin Ohio John H. Frye Akron Harper McMullan Charles R. Hall Cuyahoga Falls Bureau of Navgation of the Navy Charles R. Hall, Jr

Birthday party marks Jeanette Lewis’s fourteenth year

Twelve girls gathered at Miss Jeanette Lewis home Sunday afternoon to celebrate her 14th birthday. Prizes went to Winnifred Smith and Alice McCarty. Attendees included Anna Louise Senning, Winnifred Smith, Betty Brinzley, Grace Reising, Bernadine Parker, Eleonor Ehlers, Marian and Margaret Roberts, Loretta and Jeanette Lewis. Many fine gifts were presented and refreshments were served by Mrs. Lewis.

R O S N Club Meeting Heads to Prize Winners

A Friday night R O S N club gathering at Robe rt Copas home featured pinochle games and prize awards for girls Delores Litz and Loretta Lewis and for boys Alfred Rea and Robert Trockley. Refreshments followed hosted by Mrs Copas.

P H C lodge meet in Elyria with Sunday events

The P. H. C. lodge met in Elyria Friday evening with post meeting pinochle and chance games. Mrs. Lewis won first prize and Mrs. Senning second in pinochle. Herman Smith family visited relatives for Supper Sunday. John Harnish, senior, led Sunday school at MFE church. attendance was eighty eight with $3.35 collected. Edith White played piano and a duet by Mr. and Mrs. C E McIntire. A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday evening January 8 in church parlors.

P. H. C. Lodge Elyria Lewis Senning Herman Smith Norman Butternut Ridge Road F. H. Lewis John Harnish M. FE Edith White C. E. McIntire

Sheffield Birthday Party for Wulard Taft

The Sheffield birthday anniversary of Wulard Taft was celebrated at his home on Friday evening with twenty relatives and friends sharing a six o'clock dinner. Music and singing followed the meal, and guests extended wishes for many more happy birthdays.

Sheffield Jan Wulard Taft Mr. Taft H. C. Chambers J. H. Haynes W. E. Taft P. L. Chambers

Union For Social Justice Meeting Changes Venue At Gates Auditorium

The National Union for Social Justice will hold an open meeting Friday night at Gates School auditorium instead of Jefferson Junior High. Haynes, Robert Haynes and June Chambers are listed as attendees. Also on Friday, a toweling project meeting is set for Gulf Road Schoolhouse at 1 30 PM with Miss Alice Bird in charge asking for towels to discuss. The Blackside basketball team hosts Brownhelm at home Friday night. Social notices list local families visiting and a Brookside High three act comedy Tomboy set for January 22 with student participants and director Mass Helen Frisbee. County Farm Bureau plans day at First Methodist Elyria on Saturday January 15 with basket dinner.

National Union For Social Justice Gates School Jefferson Junior High A. C. Haynes Robert Clyde W. H. Chambers Frank Chambers Mabelle Hollis George Chambers P. L. Chambers Brookside High School Arthur Whiton

Radio Programs on Wednesday January 8 Schedule

Radio listings for WTAM WGAR WIDALY and more detail programs across stations. Includes NBC concert, Tom Mix, Dick Tracy, Orphan Annie, Amos and Andy, City Voices Kate Smith, Jackie Randolph, and Town Hall Nine. Roosevelt program notes and late-night bands wrap with music and news.

WTAM WGAR Widaly al Pearce Y Terrs Ted Nbc Clyde Barrier Tom Mix J. Armstrong Lady Clara Dick Tracy Pie Piint Pete Bock Rogers Gordon Band Melndes Sportsman E. Vander Pinh Lowell Thomas Amos Andy Myrt Marge Town Hall Martini Mt Noble Warden Lanes Go- Pres Roosevelt Jimmy Fidler Lidas Faye Rob Evans Ink Spors Contreras Donahue Crawford Hopkins Huntington Wood Sternaru

Avon 500 Club Hosts Card Evening and Prizes

Mr and Mrs Clyde McAdllister opened their home to Five Hundred club members Monday evening. Prizes were awarded to Joseph Forthofer Jr W E Blake Mrs Blake and Mrs Forthofer. After games refreshments were served. Next meeting will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Stokes.

AVON Jan Clyde McAdllister Five Hundred Club Joseph Forthofer, Jr W. E. Blake Blake Forthofer Paul Stokes

Charm Club Meets with New Members and Bridge Prizes

The Charm club gathered at Mrs. Walter Rauscher’s home on Tuesday afternoon with three new members. Three tables of bridge were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Ella Forthofer Mrs. Blake and Mrs. Mary Dechant. Light refreshments were served and the group will meet in two weeks at Mrs. Blake’s home.

Walter Rauscher Ella Forthofer Blake Mary Dechant

Social notes from Cleveland and surroundings

Mrs. Clarence Thompson spent Monday in Cleveland. Mrs. Herbert Pope of Lakewood visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pickering. Wilson Jameson and Leonard Mitchell left yesterday for a business trip to Williamsfield.

Clarence Thompson Cleveland Herbert Pope Lakewood Herbert Pickering Wilson Jameson Leonard Mitchell Williamsfield

Pittsfield Society Meets Pittsfield

The Ladies Society of the Community Church met after noon at Mrs. Wallace Bear’s home with smaller attendance due to bad roads. Many locals hosted visitors and families visited relatives, attended dinners, theatre, and church events. A notable ad offers a free booklet on epilepsy heritage from New York Educational Division.

Pittsfield Ladies’ Society of the Community Church Wallace Bear Educational Division Fifth Ave New York N.Y

Employment Outlook At Lorain NRS Office Sees 3103 Seekers

The Lorain County National Reemployment Service reports 3103 people, including 610 women, are seeking employment through the local NRS branch. Registrations are scanned and referrals to jobs are made only for those who meet employer specifications, with daily reports compiled for state headquarters in Columbus and Washington.

Lorain County National Reemployment Service NRS Franklin M. Harbour State Columbus Washington

Local social notes from Kipton and nearby towns

Saturday evening events at Campbells Hall Kipton and a parade of visits across Oberlin Elyria Lorain Amherst and nearby towns. Births and first baby gifts at Avon Oberlin hospitals mark the week with many residents hosting relatives and sharing social calls among Thelma Jors Carrie Davidson Dorothy Pierce and other locals.

Campbell’s Hall Kipton James Vargo Marian Camden Allen Hospital Oberlin Avon Hospital Thelma Jors Elyria Charles Jors Henry Kopenhau Ter Carrie Davidson Harold Packard Oscar Olson Sidney Lorain Dorothy Pierce la Grange Ruby Felton Larson Ira Denman Amherst Denman Art Hand Henrietta Jane Twining

New Year’s Guests Visit Local Families

and son Tracy of Kipton were New Year’s guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Wadsworth and family and Lucille Snellenberger were on Elyria Saturday. John Siggins was in Sandusky Monday.

Tracy Kipton Frank Fisher Wadsworth Lucille Snellenberger Elyria John Siggins Sandusky

Litchfield Eastern Star installs officers in festive ceremony

Litchfield Chapter of Eastern Star installed officers on Monday night with about five in attendance. Lydia Swanker was installing officer and Esther Hlawk installing marshal. New officers include Esther Jen ne as worthy matron, Arthur Fram baugh as worthy patron, Claire Schott as associate matron, and Arthur Law as associate patron. Guests included Mrs. Katherine Wise of Medina. Light refreshments followed. Ample social activity and New Year visits noted among local families.

Litchfield Eastern Star Lydia Swanker Esther Hlawk Ela Prambaugh Asin Spitzer Esther Jenne Claire Schott Arthur Frambaugh Arthur Law Helen Bricker Andree Lloyd Edna Streett Ida Stephan Maudelyn Coleman Wil Thom Brod Ruth Swanker Laurel Yost Flora Bart Janet Stephan Esther Beatrice Wheeler Adah Frances Foskett Ruth Slarriet Mass Martha Thelma Buchanan Electa Andree Lord Katherine Wise Medina Florida A. G. Law Law Florence Mary Peters Cleveland Charles Brown Lakewood A. Swanker Homer Homan Helen Madre Wellington Virginia Basem A. JD. Miller Lafayette E. H. Miller Ted Falconer Russell Canfield Mt. Vernon Canfield Myron King Columbus

New Year's Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Starr

Mr and Mrs Hal Leach hosted a party and miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Lawrence Starr on New Year’s night. Hearts was the highlight with first prizes going to Mrs Homer Homan and Lawrence Halladay, while Mrs F H Schott and Myron Barth received consolation prizes. The bride and groom received useful gifts, with guests including the honored couple and Mr and Mrs F H Schott, E B Oberlitner, Lawrence Halladay, Homer Homan, Myron Barth, Austin Hastings, C R Canfield, and Doris Leach.

Hal Leach Lawrence Starr Homer Homan Lawrence Halladay F. H. Schott Myron Barth Starr E. B. Oberlitner Austin Hastings C. R. Canfield Doris Leach

Frisco Kid to Open at Capitol Theatre

In the early fifties at the Barbary Coast area of San Francisco crime runs rampant as Frisco Kid debuts tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre starring James Cagney Margaret Lindsay Ricardo Cortez and Lt Damita in a period piece set against the city’s rough streets.

San Francisco Capitol Theatre James Cagney Margaret Lindsay Ricardo Cortez Lt Damita

Superspeed at Dreamland Opens with Foster and Carlisle

Dreamland Theatre begins showing Superspeed tomorrow headlined by Norman Foster Mary Carlisle and Florence Rice. The film follows a young engineer who pursues selling a speedy invention at a hundred miles an hour.

Tomantice Dreamland Theatre Norman Foster Mary Carlisle Florence Rice

Real Estate Transfers Listed for Several Buyers

Wall T Wilder and others transfer parts of lots 122 and 128 in block 63 to John A Reublin. Conrad Thieret and others transfer 1 acre on Butter Nut Ridge Road Ridgeville Township to Johanna K Thieret. Union Savings and Loan Company to Stovak Syndicate Company for property on East 28th Street Lorain. Inland Lakes Inc to Ethel Harris and others for Lot 409 Lake Breeze Allotment Sheffield Lake Village. Neville Byass Harris to Ethel Harris for Lot 409 Lake Breeze.

Wall T. Wilder John A Reublin Migrta Conrad Thieret Johanna Kk. Thieret Butternut Ridge Road Ridgeville Township Union Savings & Loan Company Stovak Syndicate Company East 28Th Street Lorain Inland Lakes, Inc Ethel Harris Lake Breeze Sheffield Lake Village Neville Byass Harris

Townsend Club Advisory Board Meeting Announcement

The Elyria Townsend Club will not hold a card party at the club hall on Friday evening. Club president W. C. Hill has called a meeting of the advisory board for Wednesday evening, January 16.

Elyria Townsend Club W. C. Hill

City Club Meeting and Rialto Wrestling Outing

The City Club will hold its regular meeting tonight at the YMCA at 7 30 p.m. Afterward the group will attend the wrestling matches at the Rialto Theatre together.

Rialto Theatre

Allotment Transfer in Sheffield Lake Village

Raymond Webster Harris conveys lot No. 409 Wake to Ethel Harris in Sheffield Lake Village, transferring ownership of the specified parcel.

Sheffield Lake Village Raymond Webster Harris Ethel Harris Wake Breeze Allotment

Moral law tests criminal responsibility beyond statutes

The idea holds that responsibility rests on general principles of morality and right conduct rather than knowledge of specific laws. It argues that individuals are judged by ethical standards applicable to all people, not by their familiarity with formal legal rules.

Hemroid relief promised for piles by Dr. Leonhardt’s remedy

Piles go quick from bad blood circulation in the lower bowel. Internal remedies, salves and cutting are warned against. Dr Leonhardt's medicine Hemroid claims to relieve congestion restore circulation and heal diseased parts providing quick safe relief with a money back guarantee. Druggists everywhere sell Hemroid with guarantee.

Dr. Leonhardt Hermroid Money Pack

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Naval Academy Vincent R. O. S. N. Club Robert Copas Delores Litz Loretta Lewis Alfred Rea Robert Trockley Copas George Gusson Brothers Ashland T. M. Baldwin Elyria Township Lake Avenue C. F. Senning Anna Louise Capitol Air Shirley Cagney Narvie Eee Dean’ Pensation AP Cagney Todd and Kelly RIVOL Dreamland Wallace Beery Jackie Cooper O'rhaughnessy’s FLO Ride Carlisle Union For Social Justice Gates Auditorium Pres Roosevelt Pres WADC Canton Bill Griffiths Wyrt Kate Smith Burns Allen Ho Nina Martini la Nae Noble Band Otts Studin Lyman Hopkin L Thomas Moneyv Simon Rand Wen Lady Orphan Anne Lilac Lone Ranger Duncan Moore Phantasy Wargee Adwiir Wate Smith Boake Carter Cavalcade Nino Martini Presa Tud Gloskin News Los Amigos Kassel Hand Kemp Band Dante Mendes News Quickies Mardi Grane Hi Wrek Garber Bard Wiatrist Kemp Oxhborne A.M Hank Keene Musile Box Pnieribs Shero Cheerio Limestock Board of Educa Hearth iHome Taener Scotty DelLeath Samph Geo Harttick Silyverberg Eshi Hnaneyhay Tieseme Rattle’s Orch Mirste Cluha Dan Jose Via Tiesemarry Hester Zohn Ulara Pete Connie Gates Eh Sheen Ring Crosby Sonk Wuasie Meosie Arr Agrres Lew Minste Orn Atry Mary ‘Lasior Jean Winer Wieed Platboty Sahee Exper Simpson Mary Marlin Tove Star Jores News Matouee Memo Cras Ruetscht Retn Happy Hollow School of Air Orch Tees Roc Frentier Terry and Ted Joe Armstrocg Treohk Patt Chapin Oreh Voort N’ Vinrge Clara's Oreh Hoahke Carter Hinrse, Feixther Tolin Caravan Heldt March of 'T.me Philock Mack Graney Huntington's Or Pearls Orch Wny Merder News Toney's Orch Zia WJAY Serenade Fivereinen Over the Gate Walter Cassel Ity Viesiin Landt Johnny Baer Varletones Informtion Tika Bearnt Jim Sands Ethel and Ben Harm Syne Pators Vareties Culire Doro Wild At Jist Happy Cninnal Days Muse Guild NOAA John Werrick Betty Bab Red Rinewall Briehetie Titstar Sarv Sign of Sinscep Lady Orphan Anorte News Ananert Rocer Stearns TT Wvinder Pyl Mdaisie Pinsy Tara Abner Dmmy Allen Hobby Fellowship Strallin’ Tam Y Death Valley Town Meeting Vews Coleman Ben Bernie Shandor King's Orch Styren Aff Moyste Eres Philco Charm Club Grant Gifford Frances A. W. Sherburne Poigtéia Alice Reonard the Elys John Rogers Warne Walter Green Fannie West Frances Gifford Wellington High Harry Miller and Son Junior Rochester Mer Yin Brumby Arthur Brumby LeRoy Lounsbrough al M. Sherburne Tucker Mumphries Kinpton Humphries LeRoy Lownsbrought Betty Maye Here A. W. Davidson MW. T. Worcester Little Son Loren William Meredith Walton Moore Petty Maye Charles Feakins Mary Louisbrough North Park Street Best Buy Crow Hollow Kennedy NRS Office Prisco Kid Capitol Screen The Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company Court Street Murbach Townsend Club City Club Carlisle Inn Oberlin Road America Joan Chronicle-Telegram
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