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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1939

Page

11

Destitute Mothers Stage Demonstration in St Louis

More than 65 destitute mothers dismissed by the WPA kept a sit down protest in St Louis city hall aimed at immediate relief. Led by Helen McKinney the group occupies the balcony above the aldermanic chambers as police maintain order after the Board of Aldermen rejected their demand for 300 900 for relief and sought funds from the Missouri legislature.

ST. Louis WPA City Hall Board of Alderman Helen McKinney Social Security Administration Board of Aldermen Missouri

North Olmsted Woman's Club hosts dessert-card party

A North Olmsted Woman's Club event sponsored a dessert-card party series. Mrs F W Mould hosted the first gathering at her home on Thursday January 1. Assisting hostesses were Mrs S Jus, Mrs RA Wershing, and Mrs Brown.

NO Olmsted North Olmsted Woman's Club F. W. Mould 5. Jus RA. Wershing Brown

Universalist Ladies Aid to Meet at Parish House

The next regular meeting of the Universalist Ladies Aid is scheduled for Thursday January 19 at the Parish house. Group one will provide a birthday luncheon at 1230 PM for members with January birthdays. A business meeting follows at 2 PM in the ladies room.

The Universalist Ladies Aid

Church Meeting and Supper With Guest Speaker

The annual church meeting is set for Wednesday January 18 with reports from officers and organization heads. Supper will be served at 6 30 P M and a silver offering will be taken. Guest speaker Dr C T Craig of Oberlin College attends. The men's club will meet and dine at the church Tuesday January 17 with a guest speaker.

C T. Craig Oberlin College Mens Club

Church Meeting and Upcoming Circles Schedule

The annual church meeting occurred Tuesday night January 10 with a panel on Ways and Means. Prof. William Pants of Baldwin Wallace spoke. A pot luck supper followed. Mrs Mary Hampson’s Circle plans a card party at the church on January 17 and a pot luck dinner on January 19. Mrs Roy Johnson’s Circle meets January 18 for a noon luncheon at the church.

Wiliam Pants Baldwin-Wallace Mary Hampson

Lake Avenue Church to Hold Pulpit Event and Meeting

Morris Lotte of Oberlin College will occupy the Lake Avenue Community Church pulpit on Sunday January 15 at 10 45 A M. After services a meeting will decide on hiring a minister for the year. Grange Hustlers meet January 17 at Mrs R E Taylor’s home with an all day session starting 10 A M Tureen dinner served at noon. Jolly Married Couples Club postpones January gathering due to illness. new date and place to be announced.

Lake Avenue Morris Lotte Oberlin College Grange Hustlers North Elyria R. E. Taylor Jolly Married Couples Club R. H. Miller

Avon Lake youth rushed to hospital in serious condition

Bobby Livingston son of Mrs Rose Livingston of Walker Road was taken to St Joseph's Hospital in Lorain Thursday after an incident left him in a serious condition.

Avon Lake Bobby Livingston Rose Livingston Walker Road St. Joseph’s Hospital Lorain

Lake Shore Union Society Meeting At Mrs DeCumbe’s Home

Miss Ella DeCumbe hosted the Lake Shore Union Society at her Lake Road residence. Dinner was at noon followed by a business meeting. A next meeting is planned in a month at an undecided location. Mrs Doughty hosted the Afternoon 500 Club. prizes awarded to Mrs Engel, Mrs Corlett, and Mrs Longly. Refreshments offered. next gathering with Mrs Longly in two weeks.

Ella DeCumbe Lake Shore Union Society Lake Road Robert Doughty William Engel Martin Corlett William Longly Longly

Cleveland couple visits Doughtys on Wednesday

Mr and Mrs Jim DeCatalin of Cleveland were Wednesday visitors of Mr and Mrs Robert Doughty.

Jim DeCatalin Cleveland Robert Doughty

Brownhelm PTA Meeting Postponed To Jan 34

The Brownhelm PTA meeting set for Tuesday January 17 is postponed to Tuesday evening January 34. The program will feature entertainment by a group from Oberlin. The Congregational church hosts the Sunday School Shodern Followers group.

Czech Soprano Pitzinger to Debut at Oberlin Jan 19

Czech soprano Gertrude Pitzinger, hailed as a leading lieder singer, will debut at Oberlin College January 19 in Finne Chapel on the Conservatory Artists Recital Series. Born 1906 in Schoenburg, she trained in Vienna and Berlin, has a repertoire over 300 works, and recently performed in New York Town Hall. The program focuses on lieder as she builds American song repertoire. The article also notes a meeting postponement to January 25 at Mrs. Howard Hite’s home.

Oberlin Gertrude Pitzinger Wallner Culp Gerhardt Finne Chapel Oberlin Conservatory Pitzinger United States New York Town Hall Alexander Kipnis Miss Pitzinger Vienna Joseph Marx Berlin Time Magazine Moss Pitzinger Schubert Johannes Brahms Schoenburg Czechoslovakia Olmutz Singakademie America Cincinnati Heder

Congregational Ladies Society Meets at Church Parlor

The Congregational Ladies Society held a Wednesday afternoon meeting in church parlors with Mrs Wilfam Miller Mrs George Horn and Mrs Herry Leimpach as hostesses. A program on India featured readings about missionary life and a devotional on loyalty. Supper was served by the hostesses and a $30 receipt showed success of last year's supper.

Congregational Ladies Society Wil Fam Miller George Horn Herry Leimpach P S Milgin Niggle F. B Cook India Lloyd Baer John Miller Ben Northermand L Lovg John Reinhard

Box Social Nets 34 Toward Furnace at Church Parlor

The Odds and Ends class of the Congregational church held a Tuesday evening box social at the church parlors. The event was a financial and social success, netting 34 dollars toward a payment on the new furnace.

Congregational Church

Farm Bureau District Meeting Opens Year With History Talk

Farm Bureau Discussion Group 3 held its first regular meeting Monday evening Jan 3 at the Portman home. In Leimbach’s absence Mrs. Leimbach led. Topics included the early history of the cooperative movement with Mrs. Paul Portman reporting on Up from the Shadows and others on The Discovery of the Consumer and The Cooperative Plan. The next meeting is set for Feb 13 at Rev and Mrs F B Cook’s home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Karl Hasenpflug Mr and Mrs F W Brandan and Mrs Adam Claus Sr and daughter Florence who attended the Wakeman funeral for Mrs H D Peaberly.

Farm Bureau John Portman Leimbach Henry Leimbach Co-Operative Paul Portman Henrietta R. W. Bechtel F. B. Cook Ana Karl Hasenpflug F. W. Brandan Adam Claus Sr Florence Wakeman H. D. Peaberly Brandan Hasenpflug C E. van Deusen Arthur Shattuck J. D. Lewis Garfield Heights

Chatham Briefs Dinner Guests and Illness Update

Dr and Mrs T T Yoder of Bellevue and other area couples shared dinner visits with local households Sunday. Hange family and relatives called on Mrs Hange who was somewhat improved after recent illness. Wagoner family of Medina visited Milo Gunsaul. Miss Ann Backensto and Miss…

Harry Wildey Medina L. R. Weideman Hange Maron Wagoner Milo Gunsaul Ann Backensto

Local Socials and Grange Plans Highlight Weekend

Emma Detwieler and friends visited Bluffton while Norman Rife, teaching at Bloomville, stayed with Mack Whitmor and Mrs Nelson Barnum. Numerous families hosted dinners and birthday celebrations around Wadsworth, Lodi, and Medina. Grange meeting outlines committees for Home Economics, Candidates, Refreshments, and Sunshine with members named. The Celebes myth notes tree demons and relocation when trees are cut down.

Emma Detwieler Bluffton Robert Conklin Wellington Nelson Lance Norman Rife Bloomville Mack Whitmor Nelson Barnum Ryan Road Vernon Spice Wadsworth Karl Kruegger Chippewa Lake Florida Billa Koerber Eloria Grange Margaret Walkden Frances Long Harden Coe Hillard Grim Elizabeth Ripley Winn Weideman Gertrude Wood Lester Akins Phills Grim Elmo McVicker Carl Kollerbe Sunshine Ceres Pomona Flora Edwin Henry Springer Jesse Robinson South Amherst Eugene Griffin Carl Springer Leon Dobson Eugene Griffen Barney Daniels Iris Thompson Lorain Orlando Flonda A L. Buchanan R. R Hartman L. R. Weideman Arthur Lance H. R Weideman Medina Arthur Hawke Bobby Billie Alma Hawke North Eaton Lee Walkden

Amherst Women to Meet in Amherst O Jan 14

Amherst officials announce an interfaith officers conference at St Peters church Tuesday starting at 10 30 in the morning. Mrs Mae Friday Ashbrook of Cleveland president of the district Women union is to speak twice with seminars on department work conducted by county chairmen. Luncheon served at noon. Also noted is the Amherst Garden Club January meeting at the Nicholl home on South Main Street and Mrs George Dess to enter Tan Circle at Congregational church next Friday afternoon.

Amherst O Lorein Courty Federation of Evangelical and Reformed Women St Peters Church Mae Friday Ashbrook Cleveland District Womans Union Diane Ashbrook Amherst Garden Club Harry Nicholl South Main Street George Dess Tan Circle Ore Congregational Church

Senior High Chapel Roasts Australia Talk and Battle of Sexes

Miss Selma Warkinton led the Senior high program with scripture, a Doris and Ruth Miller piano duet followed by Rev Williams speaking on Australia. Junior high opened with scripture and singing. The Battle of Sexes was staged by named boys and girls with Wayne Heller and Shirley Ward among scorers. John Penton kept score. The program closed with O Susanna.

Selma Warkinton Doris Ruth Miller Australia Rev. Williams Mr. Bruns Wayne Heller M. Braun H. Hall Ed Kristancie Gordon Ward Chester Paen Shirley Ward Mary Powers Naomi Rosenkranz Dorothy Walker Luedle Grobe Shirley Ehlert Shirley Menz Frank Linn John Penton O Susanna

Queen Esther class reelects officers keeps new member

Members of the Queen Esther class of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Gus P Zilch on Cleveland avenue Friday evening. Officers elected for the coming year are President Mrs Clifford Schroeder Vice President Mrs Charles Mollison Secretary Mrs Gus Zilch Treasurer Mrs I G Maxwell A new member Mrs Robert Cameron joined the group Chinese checkers accompanied the meeting with honors to Mrs Earl Hanlon and Mrs Robert Cameron Lunch followed for two guests Mrs Earl Hanlon and Mrs Harry Standen and members including Mrs Robert Cameron and several others.

Methodist Church Gus P. Zilch Cleveland Avenue Clifford Schroeder Charles Mollison Gus Zilch I. G. Maxwell Robert Cameron Earl Hanlon Harry Standen George Bruce T G. Maxwell R. H. Hearn Clark Hogue Anna Mollison

Joint installation of Knights of Pythians and Pythian Sisters

A joint installation of officers for Knights of Pythians and Pythian Sisters is scheduled for Monday evening. The event will unite the two orders in the local chapter with a formal ceremony and recognition of new officers.

Knights of Pythians Pythian Sisters

Church council officers to be installed on Sunday

Newly elected officers of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed church and other church organizations will be installed during Sunday morning worship. Rev Kuntz of the Congregational church will conduct the installations at the service.

Church Council St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church Kuntz Congregational Church

Elyria Pythian Sisters Install Officers

Mrs Bernice Carter, Mrs Jessie McLean, Mrs Mayme Schaeffer and others attended the Elyria Temple of Pythian Sisters officers installation Thursday evening. Elsie McClellan and daughter Betty left for New York City after a month with Mr and Mrs Francis Gordon. Edward Ellis, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Ellis, is reported seriously ill at his Milan Avenue home. Miss Elsie Sheldon spent Thursday in Cleveland.

Bernice Carter Jessie McLean Mayme Schaeffer A. C Kreeger Raymond Wasem Fred Coverdale William Heller Ed Young Roy Stevens Elyria Temple of Pythian Elsie McClellan Betty New York City Francis Gordon William Mischka Walter Mischka Cleveland Edward Ellis Ed. Ellis Milan Avenue Elsie Sheldon

Circle One Aid Society Meets at Mrs Curtiss Home

La Grange Ohio reports Circle Number One of the Aid Society gathering at Mrs J H Curtiss home. A cafeteria dinner followed a noon hour. Mrs Kenneth Jackson received a shower from friends. New members include Mrs L C Monosmith and Mrs Harvey Johnson with two sons. Guests included Mrs Bessie Rumsey and local clergymen. Hostess for February named as Mrs W G Wilson. Visitors hosted by Supt and Mrs Carl W Martin included Mrs Blanche Ryland and her son Robert from Jeromesville Ohio.

Bessie Rumsey N. M. Weyrick J. J. McAlpine W. G. Wilson Carl W. Martin Blanche Ryland Robert Jeromesville Ohio John Curtiss

Pasteurizing Kills Germs That Thrive in Raw Milk

Dr Claud North Chrisman discusses milk safety and composition. The article notes milk as a key diet item and explains its water content and components. It then shifts to local society notes with Sunday callers in Elyria, family visits in Lorain and Mantua, and Arlene Clark’s Florida trip return.

Leona Mills Fred Smith Elyria Raymond Shinsky W. J. Benson Dora Pomeroy Otto Geist Camden Marold Pitts Lorain Robert Hoyt Arlene Clark Florida Mary McLaughlin Mantua Robert

Milk Diet Claim Promotes Tonic Utilities for Dyspeptics

An advertisement extols milk based tonic as 88 percent water with 4 percent sugar 4 percent protein and 4 percent fat plus salt and vitamins. It urges consuming with whole wheat bread for muscle bone and nerve health, warns about germs growing in milk and highlights various milk forms and animal sources.

Milk safety and pasteurization guidance for clean dairy supply

A public health advisory emphasizes germs in milk and steps to ensure safety. It stresses healthy cows tested for diseases, scrupulous cleanliness of surroundings and utensils, trained dairy workers, cooling and sealing promptly, and pasteurization to destroy germs. Home handling must preserve cleanliness to prevent illness in babies.

Methodist conference attendees and local hospital notes

E L Adams and Rev N M Weyrick attended a Wednesday Methodist churches conference in Akron. Mrs A H Pomeroy, operated on at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland, improves and aims to move to her son Clayton’s home soon. Mr and Mrs Paul Sage vacationing in Florida were guests of Lloyd Curtiss of Zephyr Hills. Kenneth Jacksons welcome a six and a half pound son born January 9 at Memorial Hospital. Fred Prosser returned Tuesday from Memorial Hospital after treatment. Ruth Rockwood, teaching near Bellevue, was a weekend guest of her parents W W and Mrs Rockwood and enjoyed a New York holiday.

E. L. Adams N. M. Weyrick Akron A. H. Pomeroy Lakeside Hospital Cleveland Clayton Paul Sage Florida Lloyd Curtiss Zephyr Hills Kenneth Jackson Memorial Hospital Fred Prosser Ruth Rockwood Bellevue W. W. Rockwood New York

Wakeman Notes and Local Birth Announcements

Mrs Harmon Martin visits Kipton at the Phillip Marman home. Word comes of a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Walter Gehrke of Lorain. Mrs Gehrke is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs H G Wilson of Elyria, formerly Wakeman, with further notices of local residents including Mr and Mrs Robert Hoyt and others.

Wakeman Harmon Martin Phillip Marman Kipton Walter Gehrke Lorain Gehrke H. G. Wilson Elyria Robert Hoyt

New London Bank Officials Meet

Preston P. Golding was named president of the Savings and Loan Banking Company for a second year at the directors and stockholders meeting held at the bank offices on Wednesday. New officers include A W Fitch as 1st vice president and G I Spade as 2nd vice president with W R Lawrence as cashier and Gladys Carpenter as secretary bookkeeper. Directors listed include Lawrence Spade Hubler Ringle Landes Fitch and Golding. Bank officials express optimism over 1938 business performance.

NEW London Preston P. Golding Savings and Loan Banking Company Golding A W. Fitch G. I. Spade W. R. Lawrence Gladys Carpenter Dick Shipman J Hubbard Lauie Wynn W R. Lawrence E O Hubler Jay Ringle Ira Landes A. W. Fitch Preston Golding

Schmeling and wife placed under technical arrest

Max Schmeling former heavyweight champion and his actress wife Anny Ondra were held in their Berlin flat on technical arrest by Gestapo after Schmeling allegedly remarked about Nazi propaganda minister Goebbels. The remark mentioned Goebbels being beaten by Gustav Froelich’s friends. The Paris copyright dispatch cites The Daily News.

New York The Daily News Paris Max Schmeling Anny Ondra Berlin Schmeling Joseph Goebbels Goebbels Gustav Froelich Dr. Goebbels Amy Gestapo Secret Police

Optimistic 1939 Outlook Signals Marked Increase

The report notes a marked increase over previous years and shows strong optimism for 1939, with expectations of improved performance and favorable conditions driving confidence across the organization.

Grinold Anniversary Surprise at West Main Street Home

Friends of Mr and Mrs Raymond Grinold gathered at their West Main Street home to surprise Mrs Grinold on her anniversary. The evening featured serial entertainment and a late lunch. Attending were Ford Grinold, Victor Huildebrart, C R Palmer and family, T J Burke and family, plus Betty, Tom, and Evelyn Burke. Numerous lovely gifts were presented to the honoree.

Raymond Grinold Grinold West Main Street Mrs. Grinold Ford Grinold Victor Huildebrart C R Palmer Betty T. J Burke Tom Evelyn

Playwright Peters Plans Fake Engagement To Foil Rumors

In a staged plot to curb romance rumors, famous playwright Peter Dawson and his producer Watkins scheme a fictitious engagement using a vintage Paris photo. Peter contemplates escaping fame after opening night and hints at a remote retreat, while plotting how to reveal the sham to the press.

Peter Benson Watkins Davis Gregory Markham Tyler Watkins Tyler New York Dawson Gregory Parts Unknown Alaska

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