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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1932

Page

10

Governor Backs Move to Close Ohio Streams to Fishermen

Governor George White endorses State Conservation Commissioner William Reinhart's plan to close Ohio streams to fishing. He vows enforcement of the law and opposing wildlife killing. The banquet audience included the Izaak Walton League and Ohio sportsmen leaders. The piece notes opposition from L B Palmer to separating conservation and agriculture departments and announces Wy Hart Nelberg as league secretary.

Columbus Jan Ohio Willian H. Reinhart George White White Izaak Walton League League of Ohio Sportsmen Reinhart Devy L. B. Palmer Ohio Farm Bureau Federation State Conservation and Agriculture Departments Ray F. Lawreners Hf. Nelberg Buehese Lake Orgentazation Nelberg James Stirber

Piles Fissure and Vein Care Slated at Elyria Clinic

Dr. F. M. Sponseller offers treatment for fissure fistula colitis and varicose veins with no time off work required. Located at 622 Elyria Savings & Trust Blog Elyria Ohio contact 3214. Hours listed Tuesday and Saturday sessions.

F. M. Sponseller Elyria Savings & Trust Elyria Ohio

Executive resigns after six years names Kk B Kallerton

Kk B Kallerton of Mansfield resigned after six years of service and was named executive of the Central district while Charles Hanes takes the northwestern district post.

Kk. B. Kallerton Mansfield Charles Hanes

Tribute Poem Honors Cream Puff Horse of Legion

A Legion poem mourns Cream Puff the beloved horse once with Rivria’s Corps. The high stepping steed is dead and Ohio grieves for the magnificent creature admired by Elyrians and Legionnaires alike. Ohio salutes its royal Comrade as parades end.

Legion Say- Higgin Rivria Ohio Ilviia

Cream Puff at rest

Mount Washington Post No. 484 Cincinnati notes Cream Puff resting, a local item likely in a horse or animal column. No further details provided on owner or event.

W. J. Devine Washington Post Cincinnati

East Carlisle Fay Employees Host at Butternut Ridge Home

Mr and Mrs Albert Krebs entertained Friday night with fellow workers from Perry Fay Manufacturing Company. Prizes awarded: ladies first to Mrs Krebs and second to Mrs Stamlin. men’s first to Kay Burke and second to Mr Fling. Luncheon served. other social visits and travels noted among local residents and guests on various roads and towns.

Albert Krebs Butternut Ridge Road Krebs Perry-Fay Manufacturing Company Jedro Stamlin Kay Burke Fling Edward Shattuck Cleveland George Acker

Sullivan Congregational Church Announces Youth Program and Go-To-Church Plan

Sullivan Congregational church outlines a January youth program with Ashland church, led by Marshall Mc Addo, and an evening union service at the Church of Christ. Rev Schmidt previews The Peril of Futility sermon topics for next Sunday morning. The men’s get-together occurs January 28 with program and music by Edgar Drake Wade Richards Victor Gordon and Alfred Abram, plus a Sweat of Men and the Glory of God talk by Mr. Schminl. Go-To-Church Sunday is set for February 7 with a special music program and a Congregational Sunday School festival booth planned.

Sullivan Sullivan Congregational Church Ashland Congregational Church Marshall McAddo Ashland Schmidt Church of Christ Congregational Church Edgar Drake Wade Richards Victor Gordon Alfred Abram Mr. Schminl God United States

Belden Briefs Show Local Social and Farm Topics

Mrs Mary Killip and Miss Naomi Newman visited Mrs Katie Covenay of Lakewood from Friday to Sunday. The Wise family and Neil spent Monday with the Landman family in Grafton. Dwight Reisinger spoke on Fertilizer with a Farm Bureau program at First M E church Elyria. John W Sims, soils and fertilizer expert, spoke as guest. The Laundop and Wise families hosted visitors and Ruth Christman called on Newman Killip Sunday. Helen Prausa visits Margaret Richter and Bert Nesbett is ill.

Lois Acker Ralph V. Acker Butternut Ridge Road Ering McDaniel C. D. Webster Travers City Michigan A. P. Bailer East Avenue Buffalo New York Whitney Mary Smith Ida Bingham Grafton Road Lacey Jackson Te LaPort& Methodist Episcopal Church Guy Borop Oti Walnut Borop O. H. Pitkin Edna Whitney Cleveland William Smith Paul Hamlin Oberlin Hamlin William Hamlin Middle Avenue E. B. Humphrey James Alexander la Porte Walter Dyke Elyria L. C. Capel North Olmsted Ralph Ives Burt Eddy Butternut Ridge Nettie Bennett Eddy Almon C. Dimaline Henry Schildt John Brills Higha Avenue Amherst Charles Yost Robson Road J. H. Penfound Oberlin Road George Acker Butternut Ridge’ Road Rawson, C Belden Mary Killip Naomi Newman Katie Covenay Lakewood Arthur Wise Neil Wm. Landman Grafton Dwight Reisinger M. E County Farm Bureau John W. Sims Michigan State College of Agriculture Sims A. J. Laundop Chas, Wise Ruth Christman Naomi, Newman Killip Helen Prausa Margaret Richter Miss Newman Bert Nesbett

Frolic and Lincoln Program Plan for Feb 11 Fundraiser

Communities prepare a multi class food sale with a prize for best decorated booth. A Lincoln program will be presented at o oclock. Proceeds offer a good supper and fine program. Church of Christ reports annual meeting and officers elected for six months. C E Society banquet hosted in church basement attracts many. Officers elected Amos Friman president Warren Frymar vice Jean Aubrey secretary Catherine Elliott treasurer Wayne Lanve marshal.

C. E. Society of the Church of Christ Amos Friman Warren Frymar Jean Aubrey Catherine Elliott Wayne Lanve

Local Hospital Removals Update Resident Health

Leroy Tatler was moved from Samarian Hospital Ashland to his home on Wednesday after a sudden intestinal illness that prompted hospital care. Gus Geanell left Elyria Memorial Hospital for home in Ashland following a nervous attack and ongoing treatment. Mrs. Garman is home with shingles and Miss Watel Beard remains confined with tonsillitis. all seek speedy recoveries.

Leroy Tatler Samarian Hospital Ashland Gus Geanell Elyria Memorial Hospital Elyria Hoplul Mr. Garman Hes Zambago Miss Watel Beard

Ladies Aid Society Holds Annual Church Meeting

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Church of Christ met in the church basement on Wednesday for its annual gathering. A potluck lunch was served at noon. The business session elected officers: president Mrs Francis Swindler, secretary Mrs Ida Rogers, treasurer Miss Cora Chamberlin. Division chairs were Mrs Ella Garver, Mrs Vernie Lance, Mrs Ray Bungard, and Mrs Zula Arndt.

Ladies’ Aid Society The Church of Christ Francis Swindler Ida Rogers Cora Chamberlin Ella Garver Vernie Lance Ray Bungard Zula Arndt

P T A Finance Committee Plans February Entertainment

The P T A Finance Committee members Fred Haight Mrs Charles Gest Mrs George Meyers and Mrs Charlie Seckt with president Mrs A L Wise met at her home Tuesday evening. They decided to stage an entertainment in late February with proceeds for the P T A. Charles Wise was in LaGrange on business Wednesday morning. Various Wise family members attended events and practice in Elyria Monday evening and Wednesday.

Pp. T. A Fred Haight Charles Gest George Meyers Charlie Seckt A. L. Wise P. Te A Charles Wise LaGrange D. G. Reisinger Edward Fred Ruth Stock Cleeva Sharlene Wise Elyria Herman Wise Elyra Harvey Reisinger Geo, Wise

State federation of labor meets in Astoria in August

Vick reports the 1932 state federation of labor gathering will be held in Astoria Oregon during August with plans to discuss union priorities and labor activities.

Astoria Ore State Federation of Labor

YWCA membership tops six hundred thousand worldwide

The Young Women's Christian Association of the United States reports a membership exceeding 600000. The article notes the world’s oldest trees include Australia’s southeast gums and the Sierra Nevada pines in the United States.

The Young Women's Christian Association of the United States Australia Sierra Nevada

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