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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1937

Page

9

East Coast Seamen End Eighty Six Day Strike

The 86 day east coast seamen strike ends with most crews voting to return to work. Small groups in Houston Jacksonville Mobile and Providence reject the call off. Pacific coast strike remains unaffected as eastern sailors agree to resume only after western ports reach peace terms.

New York Upp Houston Jacksonville Mobile Frovidence R. C Gulf Boston Philadelphia Baltimore New Origans Chartestom Portland Fair River Pensacola Fla Nawport Norfolk Galvantom Pacific Coast West Coast Joseph Mrike Spader Legac Siriku Satiuna Hedaerions

State of Cars for Sheriff’s Men Reposted Today

Deputies used one car to transport prisoners to Columbus while another appraised property and a third was in the garage for repairs. Three prisoners were taken to the penitentiary at Columbus: Anthonir Avar es for cutting to wound, Nick Hol obach for felonious assault, and Paul Burten for non support.

Steiff William F. Grellsig Simee Ome Whem Callumbus White Columbus Anthonir Avares Nick Holobach Paul Burten

Radio Programs and Stations Listing on 1390 610 1450 Waay

Radio schedule excerpts list programs and hosts across WA' stations, including WHRK 1070 WHRK 1390 WGAR 1450 WIAY 610 and related hour by hour shows. It references Morning Breakfast Club and various talk, music, and public service blocks with guest names and segments.

Accidents Few In Lorain County Despite Icy Roads

Lorain County and Elyria reported only a handful of minor auto accidents over Saturday and Sunday despite slick streets. Elyria police logs show two minor collisions on Broad and Cedar at about 5 100 p m and on Middle Avenue at about 7 p m involving Herman Elbert Michael Arndt Mrs R E Luschen and Henry J Schultz.

Elyria Lorain County Herman Elbert Woodland Avenue Michael Arndt Abbe Road Broad and Cedar Middle Avenue R. E. Luschen Cleveland Street Henry J. Schultz Park Avenue

Former Sheriff's Special Deputies Must Return Badges

Chief Deputy William G. Smith warns about 250 former special deputies under ex Sheriff Clarence W. Dick to surrender badges. About 150 have returned them. 400 issued in total. He cautions misuse of badges for personal ends could lead to impersonation prosecutions, noting commissions expire when the sheriff's term ends.

Clarence W. Dick William G. Smith William F. Grall Smith

Hunts For Brother Believed In Elyria

Shaker Heights resident Mrs. J Kostyk asked Elyria police to help locate her brother Eddie Stelmack whom she last saw 22 years ago after he was adopted from an orphanage. She reports he is living with Mr and Mrs Owen J Jones in Elyria and has not been in contact since.

Elyria Shaker Heights, O E. J. Stankard J. Kostyk Eddie Stelmack Owen J. Jones

Surplus Food Sent To Flood Victims

The Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation ordered 72 000 dozen eggs and 60 000 pounds of canned beef for flood refugees. Eggs head to Illinois Indiana Ohio and West Virginia with two cars enroute. beef to West Virginia. Eggs bought by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration under its surplus egg program.

Washington Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation Mllinois Indiana Ohio West Virginia The Agricultural Adjustment Administration

Police Equipment Demonstration At City Council Chamber

A meeting of local police at 6 o'clock tomorrow evening in City council chamber will feature demonstrations of first aid kits and fire extinguishers to be used in police cars. Attendees will also see the "Iron Claw" new panacme used in police circles, followed by a Fraternal Order of Police meeting called by local chapter President Melvin Olmstead.

Order of Police Melvin Olmstead

Lorain Officials Attend Brecksville High School Standards Conference

Three Lorain County education leaders attended a Brecksville conference on proposed Ohio high school standards. C. A. Gibbons county superintendent A. W. Shields Wellington superintendent and W. J. Darling Clearview principal represented the group. Dr. G. H. Reavis state high school supervisor directed the conference.

Lorain County Brecksville Ohio C. A. Gibbons A. W. Shields Wellington W. J. Darling Clearview G. H. Reavis State Department of Education

Extension Classes To Start New Terms In Lorain County

Kent State University will start two extension classes next Monday in Elyria High School. An afternoon class will study viology and an evening class will cover physical science.

Lorain County Kent State University Elyria High School

Comfort for Those Who Wear FALSE TEETH

A concise old time advertisement touts FASTEETH powder for denture wearers. It claims the powder secures upper or lower plates, prevents gum goo, leaves no pasty taste, deodorizes, and is available at drug stores. The tone mirrors a midcentury classified ad urging readers to buy for comfort.

Avon Lake Council Meets at Park Hall at Eight

Local notices list multiple group meetings across Avon Lake Chatham Columbia Eaton Grafton La Grange Lake Avenue New London North Ridgeville Valley City Wakeman and more. Events include church boards grange meetings mock trial and Masonic chapter sessions with times from 7:30 to 8:30 p m and dinner gatherings.

Community events calendar across Avon and neighboring towns

Avon junior boys and girls party at Baptist church at 7 p m. Avon Lake Garden Club board with Mrs Joe Cajka at 1 30 p m. Brownhelm W C T U meets at Mrs A J Cooper at 2 p m led by Mrs Charles Bechtel. Columbia Home Hygiene class in music room after school. Eaton first aid class at 8 p m, Fidelia class party at Mr. and Mrs Chester Carpenter home. Ladies Aid executive at 2 p m with Mrs Lute Alexander. Grafton Gingham Pinochle Club afternoon with Mrs Vern Cornish. P T A meets at school. Council and special meetings. New London Garden Club with Stella Townsend at 2 30 p m. Cub Patrol meets at high school 7 30 p m. Rochester Visiting Tea by Harmonial Society at Mrs Maggie Cowie home 2 p m. Valley City Get-Together Bridge with Mrs Hulda Bayer at 8 p m. Wakeman Eastern Star at Masonic Hall 7 230 p m. N Ridgeville Grange at Grange Hall 8 p m. Belden Grange at Grange Hall p m. Carlisle Grange program present. Spencer Thimble Sisters meet with Mrs Nelson Fuller. N Ridgeville Ridgerile Grange at Grange Hall. Kipton Grange at Kipton Town Hall. Avon Lake Choir rehearsal with Mrs W Black at 3 p m. Avon Lake Boy Scouts meet at Park Hall at p m. Brownhelm Board of Education at school at p p m. Columbia Baptist Mission Circle all day meeting at Mrs Herman Paulson home.

Avon Lake — Council Park Hall Chatham—Grange Columbia Town Hall Eaton—Church Board Grafton J. A. Shurgot Lodge Hall Lake Avenue Terennmets NEW London Culhus& C Jeanette Culbertson New London Royal Arch Masons Masonic Temple N. Olmsted Boy Scouts Congregational Church North Ridgeville Democratic Club North Ridge Tavern Avon At & P. m Belden—M. E K. L. Lower Eaton—Grange Grange Hall Victory Quilt Club Burt Schaefer LA Grange Five Hundred Club T. McQuiston R. H. Collier Eastern Star Ridgeville Valley City AVON Baptist Church Avon Lake — Garden Club Board Joe Cajka Brownhelm A. J.cooper Charles Bechtel Eaton Chester Carpenter Ladies Aid Lute Alexander Vern Cornish Grafton—Council NEW London—Garden Club Stella Townsend Rochester Harmonial Society Maggie Cowie Bridge Club Hulda Bayer Wakeman Masonic Hall

Nine Grange Meetings Booked For This Week

A heavy schedule of county Grange meetings is planned this week starting Tuesday evening with five gatherings. Carlisle Grange will present a program at Belden Grange Hall Ridgeville Grange meets at its Grange Hall at 5 p m Oberlin Grange gathers in Oberlin Kipton Grange in Kipton Town Hall and Hickory Tree Grange at Amherst. Wednesday has Eaton Grange at North Eaton 8 p m. Thursday North Elyria Grange meets in its new hall for degree work and Old Glory Grange at La Grange. Saturday Ridgeville Grange hosts Jubilee Night with supper and program urging all members to attend.

Carlisle Grange Belden Ridgeville Grange Oberlin Grange Oberlin Kipton Grange Kipton Town Hall Hickory Tree Grange Amherst Eaton Grange North Eaton North

Grafton P T A Review Meeting January Twenty Fifth

Grafton P T A will meet on Tuesday evening with musical numbers led by Miss Norvine Nichols and Mrs Maples presiding over the business session. Harley G Stevick of Elyria Y M C A will speak on Religion in Relation to Character Building. Moving pictures by L B Hindman of Lorain County Tuberculosis Association will be shown. Refreshments and a social hour follow.

Grafton Norvine Nichols

Grafton School Presents Friday Assembly Program

Grafton School showcased an assembly at Columbia School on Friday afternoon. Highlights included trombone solo Believe Me Is All by Forrest Hornbeck with Edna Mae Baum, vocal In the Chapel in the Moonlight and When I m With You by Edna Mae Baum with Evedene Trenchard, a sketch Dot Entertains by Virginia Miller and Robert Myers, a sextette Sing Little Banjo Mandy Lee by Caroline Rising Lucille Schwarer Edna Mae Baum Jean McClellan and Alice Tran with Miss Nichols, monologue Back Seat Flying by Jean McClellan and an accordion Sharp Shooters March by Joe Burke.

Grafton School Columbia School Forrest Hornbeck Edna Mae Baum Evedene Trenchard Dot Virginia Miller Robert Myers Mandy Lee Caroline Rising Lucille Schwarer Jean McClellan Alice Tran Miss Nichols Joe Burke

Birthday Surprise Honored Edith Tran At LaGrange Home

A birthday surprise party was held for Mrs. Edith Tran of LaGrange Road at her residence, honoring her special day with friends and neighbors in attendance.

Edith Tran LaGrange Road

Women’s Bible Class Dinner Honors Mrs Tran

Members of the Women’s Bible Class and friends gathered Friday for a noon cafeteria dinner. Mrs. Tran received a gift from the class followed by a social hour and contest. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. George Beebe, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tran, and many listed ladies and two men, Walter Cox and Charlie Carmean.

Women’s Bible Class

Hostess Anna Hosler Hosts Belden Quilt Club

Mrs. Anna Hosler acted as hostess to the Belden Quilt Club at her home on Thursday. A lovely dinner was served at noon. Present were Mesdames Pearl and others.

Anna Hosler Belden

The General Died at Dawn opens at Lincoln Theatre

A wartime romance and adventure epic titled The General Died at Dawn debuts tomorrow at the Lincoln Theatre. The film promises a dramatic story set in war torn China with romance and action.

China Lincoln Theatre

Gold Diggers of 1937 at Capitol Theatre

Dick Powell and Joan Blondell lead a large cast of singers and dancers in the new musical Gold Diggers of 1937 now playing at the Capitol Theatre. The production features lavish musical numbers and a star lineup showcasing 1930s Hollywood revue style.

New Gold Diggers Capitol Dick Powell Joan Blondell Capitol Theatre

Local Social Notes From Amherst Area Meeting And Injuries

A list of attendees includes Leona Seckt Gest Lucy Myers Jessie Rogers Mary Davidson Cariine Belden Estella Aldrich Vienna Mennell Sarah Sshriver Nelle Lehman Ora Lehman Alma Nesbett Lottie Kliined Emilia Obitts and hostess Mrs Hesier Mrs Lee Cole of Elyria cares for her sister Mrs Lloyd Bartlett improving Joyce Trenchard injured at gym with right wrist fracture and left arm sprain The Farm Bureau Educational Meeting was held at Miss Florence Brucker’s home in Amherst with Mr and Mrs J H Sheldon attending The Friendship Club met at Mrs Sam Frabotta’s home with bingo prizes to Mrs Dorothy McGill and Mrs Adeline Schwed Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Chester Wilczak

Lee Cole Elyria Lloyd Bartlett J. H. Sheldon Farm Bureau Florence Brucker Amherst Joyce Trenchard Friendship Club Sam Frabotta Bingo Dorothy McGill Adeline Schwed Chester Wilzcak

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