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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1939

Page

4

Dinner in Honor of Betts Set for February 6

Elyria officials announce the Gilbert Betts 300 Dinner at the Y M C A on February 6. Betts of the Shell Petroleum team achieved Elyria league’s first perfect game. Mayor Petro invited. American Bowling Congress rep may attend. Tickets from Chuck Clark or Elyria Recreation alleys. Betts’ ring for the score displayed at Haserodt Co. window next week.

Jack Renninger Elyria American Bowling Congress Chuck Clark Lorain County Savings and Trust Company Clark Betts Haserodt Company

Zionist movement founded by Dr. Herzl in 1897

The political Zionism movement was established by Theodor Herzl in 1897 marking a formal effort to create a Jewish homeland. Herzl organized the First Zionist Congress and outlined a political program aiming for a national home for the Jewish people.

Dr. Herzl

Oberlin to Hear Editor Hickok at Finney Chapel

Oberlin will host Guy Hickok, 1914 alumnus and editor of NBC International News Service, as assembly speaker at Finney Chapel Friday at noon. A former World War correspondent, he spent 15 years in Europe, later serving as foreign editor for the Literary Digest before joining NBC. He has written for Red Book Scribner's Fortune and co authored Arms and the Men in Fortune Magazine.

Oberlin Guy Hickok National Broadcasting Company International Division Finney Chapel Hickok Europe Brooklyn Daily Eagle Hickock United States International Alaska Indo-China Greenland Patagonia Red Book America Scribner's Ken Fortune Magazine

Bender Named To Rivers Harbors Committee

In Washington on January 21 the Republican House caucus assigned new members to standing committees. Ohio and West Virginia members named include George H. Bender to Rivers and Harbors and Frederick C. Smith to Indian Affairs, Earl R. Lewis to Mining and Flood Control, Cliff Clevenger to Immigration and Naturalization, James Seccombe to Post Office and Post Roads, John M. Vorys to Foreign Affairs, Andrew C. Schiffler to Foreign Affairs, William E. Hess to Naval Affairs, Robert F. Jones to Roads, and Charles H. Elston to Military Affairs.

Washington Republican House Ohio West Virginia Rivers and Harbors George H. Bender John M. Vorys Andrew C. Schiffler W. Va Charles H. Elston William E. Hess James Seccombe Frederick C. Smith Earl R. Lewis Earl

Sanford Day Falls on Crumbling Trail at Scottsville

Jules reaches Peter’s cabin in Scottsville and learns Sibyl’s love entanglements. A dangerous, unstable hidden ledge gives way on the trail. Peter rushes after Jules but finds only the rocky precipice and a missing Sanford Day as the chapter ends.

Jules Scottsville Peter Ules Sibyl Watkins Sily Libyl Sanford Siby New York Jules Rose

Milford Ford carburetor plant opens near Dearborn

Dearborn reports the $600,000 Milford carburetor plant, the twelfth rural Ford unit within 60 miles, expands the village industries network. About 230 Milford workers, most within five miles, earn at least $6 for an eight hour day. Initial output is 1,700 carburetors daily, with plans to rise. The plant makes most of Ford car carburetors, using new equipment designed for Ford.

Dearborn Mich Michigan Ford Motor Company Milford Ford Rouge

Hudson Hood Cited As Safety Advance

J A Purdy director of safety for Michigan Mutual Liability Company of Detroit praised automotive engineers for safer 1939 cars. He cited Hudsons new Dash Locking Safety Hood as proof of efforts to reduce unforeseen accidents and protect motorists at gas stations.

Hudson

Hood Security Gap Noted in Car Dash Locking

A fragment notes a design flaw where locking the car also locks the hood, implying potential security or safety concerns about hood access when the vehicle is secured. The remark highlights a possible unintended consequence of lock mechanisms.

Plymouth Introduces Power Top Convertible Coupe

Detroit January 21 Plymouth introduces a new convertible coupe with a power operated top that raises or lowers by a lever. Deliveries have begun nationwide and orders exceed all prior convertible demand. The top is standard on 1939 convertibles and rides on weather proof fabric with insulation for comfort and quiet. Raising or lowering takes about 15 seconds and is controlled by a two way instrument panel lever.

Detroit Plymouth

Jolly Friendship Birthday Club Meets At Johnson Home

The Jolly Friendship Birthday Club gathered at Mrs. Frank Johnson’s home on Wednesday January 18 with Mrs. Howard Andrews assisting. Attendance was good. A covered dish noon meal was served. Out of town members included Mrs. Miller La Grange and Mrs. Wilbur Newcomb Brighton. Guests were Miss Lucile Riggs of Wellington and Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Davison.

Jolly Friendship Birthday Club Frank Johnson Howard Andrews Miller la Grange Wilbur Newcomb Brighton Lucile Riggs Wellington Wilson Davison

Ladies' Afternoon Pinoche Club meets at Blough home

The Ladies' Afternoon Pinoche Club gathered Tuesday January 17 at Mrs. Harvey Blough's home for a four table session. First prize went to Mrs. William Frey, second to Mrs. Lynn Myers, and a consolation prize to Mrs. W. H. Myers. Mrs. Blough provided refreshments.

Pinoche Club Harvey Blough William Frey Lynn Myers W. H. Myers

Avon High Plans Recreation Program For Men

Avon Jan 21 The physical education department of Avon high school will host a recreation program for all men 25 years of age or older. Any adult in Avon village interested in the program is asked to meet at the high school.

Avon Avon High School Avon Village

Department plans church athletic league kickoff

On Monday January 23 at 7 30 p m plans for a one night activity will be drawn up The department intends to form teams to compete in volleyball ping pong boxing games badminton and a little basketball All men are urged to attend or notify interest Men from different churches are asked to send representatives Bring tennis shoes Showers and lockers will be provided Athletic Director L J Kolopus is in charge

L. J. Kolopus

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