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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1937

Page

14

Friendship Guild Plans Hobby Night After Congo Talk

Wellington Que Jan 27 Mrs Robert Burnham hosted the Friendship Guild of the Congregational church with forty attendees. Mrs W H Baker led the devotional period. Plans were made for Hobby Night on February 8. Miss Ruth Hege spoke on experiences in the Belgian Congo and displayed Africa curios. Refreshments were arranged by Mrs Clyde Seldel Mabel Clark and Mrs Herbert Fisher.

Wellington Robert Burnham Prospect Street Friendship Guild The Congregational Church W. H. Baker Mias Ruth Hege Belgian Congo Africa Clyde Seldel Mabel Clark Herbert Fisher

Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps Names 2024 Committees

The Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps met at G A R Memorial Hall. president Mrs Settle Stevick appointed committees for the year. Plans include biweekly bake sales, a membership drive with Red White and Blue teams led by Maude Sheller Laura Lindsay and Mertie Cole, and an annual bazaar in early November. Stevick will award oldest and youngest members at year end.

Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps G. A. R. Memorial Hall Settle Stevick Maude Sheller Laura Lindsay Mertie Cole Ida Baker Blanche Gill Margaret Rothwell Gill Anna Sorensen Edith Kearn LuEtta Shepard Isabelle Hines

Dorcas Society Meets at Mrs Bishbaugh’s Home

The Dorcas society of the Church of Christ will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mrs. George Bishbaugh’s home. Elections of officers will be held and a good time assured. Members are urged to attend.

Dorcas Society of the Church of Christ George Bishbaugh

Dukes Set for Weekend Doubleheader with New London and Medina

The Dukes host New London in a Friday night rivalry game and visit Medina on Saturday. A February 16 rematch with Vermilion, who edged Wellington by one point Saturday, closes the schedule.

Dukes New London Medina Vermilion Wellington

Avon Lake Council News Summary

Avon Lake council minutes approved, invoices paid, and a comparative public affairs report for 1929 to 1936 received. Debates included relaying storm sewer depth on Hunter Road and rejecting Colony Club plat for zoning nonconformity.

Avon Lake Cleveland Trust Company Bank Lake Road

Bridge Club Party At Mrs Wood’s Home

Contract Bridge was played Monday afternoon at Mrs Tom Wood’s home with lunchéon served. Prizes went to Mrs E Belchler of Avon Mrs Mary McKay of Lake Road and Mrs M McDonald of Lakewood. Special guests were Mrs A J Hain and Mrs B Weidenkopf who won the guest prize.

Tom Wood E. Belchler Avon Mary McKay Lake Road M. McDonald Lakewood A. J. Hain B. Weidenkopf

P T A Dance At School Auditorium Saturday

The P T A sponsors a dance in the school auditorium Saturday evening with proceeds earmarked for the sick and crippled children of the village.

Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club Meeting in Bay Village

The Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club will meet in Bay Village on February 1 with hostesses Mrs. Carl Gerdum and assistants Mrs. L. J. Hill Mrs. Nell Green and Mrs. H. Harvey. Speakers include Mrs. E. Ennis and Mrs. William Porter of Cleveland.

Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Carl Gerdum Bay Village L. J. Hill Nell Green H. Harvey E. Ennis William Porter Cleveland

Miss Bradstock Named to Dairy Council Extension Post

Miss Mary Louise Bradstock formerly with county extension work in Pennsylvania at the University of Pittsburgh is now employed by the Dairy Council of Pittsburgh in extension work and located in Youngstown. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Bradstock and a Wellington High School graduate.

Mary Louise Bradstock Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh Dairy Council of Pittsburgh Youngstown Miss Bradstock L. G. Bradstock Wellington High School

Visual Education Topics at High School Tuesday

The High School Visual Education program listed General Science topics including The King of Wild Horses and Energy from Sunlight, Home Economics Fires and Safety, Geography Goats and Fisher man of the Arctics and Tropics Health A Wooden Soldier, and Juvenile Drinking Water.

Arctics

Doctor Landgrebe Hosts Lorain Osteopathic Dinner Meeting

Dr W H Landgrebe entertained the Lorain County Osteopathic society at a luncheon meeting at Rameser's hotel this noon. Dr R Dew county health commissioner spoke to the group on Immunity and Contagion of Acute Infectious Diseases.

W. H. Landgrebe Lorain County Osteopathic Society Rameser’s R. Dew

Miller Allen evangelists to entertain Kiwanis at noon meeting

The Miller Allen musical evangelists will perform for Kiwanis at their Thursday noon gathering. The group conducts evangelistic meetings at Wellington Baptist church as part of a series.

Miller-Allen Wellington

Covered-dish supper for Widening Circle party at church

The Widening Circle of the Congregational church will hold a covered-dish supper and class party at the church on Thursday evening January 29. The event honors President William McKinley’s birthday and welcomes members and their families. Committee in charge includes Mrs Lawrence Baker Mrs Ray Moore and Mrs Arthur Haynes.

Congregational Church William McKinley Lawrence Baker Ray Moore Arthur Haynes

4 H Clubs Plan Wellington Banquet for Achievement Night

The 4 H clubs of Wellington led by advisors will sponsor a Thursday night banquet during the annual Achievement night ceremony in the high school main study hall. The public is invited as pins and awards are presented to members meeting requirements. Speakers include County Extension agents C I Hummel and Miss Alice Bird. Br ies Carlton Carpenter is out of school with illness. Master David Andrews is improving from illness.

Wellington C. I. Hummel Alice Bird

Avon Lake Notes and Town Socials Report

Ellen Taylor is ill with chickenpox. Avon on the Lake Garden Club held a meeting with president Mrs. Joe Cajka on Tuesday. Several residents and guests are noted visiting relatives in Cincinnati Cleveland Lakewood Bay Village and Covington. Local Boy Scouts meet at Park Hall and Townsend Club plans Thursday gathering.

Ellen Taylor Avon-on the-Lake Jack Laidlaw Wayne Black It. King Leo Helder John Anderson Dwight Easts Halle-Steinway Hall Black Carl Hochwalt Carl Urig Lakewood E. R. Bailey J. Tomer Joe Cajka L. F. Smith Cleveland Park Hall Townsend Club Ed. Mitchell and Walter

Meeting on traffic safety devices for schoolchildren

At the P T, a committee was appointed to meet with the school board about traffic safety devices to protect school children. Prof. Riem of Baldwin Wallace spoke on Working Together. Leo Gerhart and William Wiesert are home ill. The North Elyria Grange visits Saturday for a Jubilee dinner program at six.

P_ T Riem Baldwin Wallace Leo Gerhart Wiliam Wi- Sert North Elyria

Altar Society Officers Named at St Peter's Church

The Altar Society of St Peter's Church elected officers: Agnes Bom mer as president Louise Die Gerich as vice president Clara Sheak as secretary and Catharine Gibbons as treasurer. Regular meetings occur the third Sunday after the eight o'clock mass at St Peter's church. A special social meeting with guests was held last Thursday afternoon.

Altar Society St. Peter's Church Agnes Bommer Louise Die- Gerich Clara Sheak Catharine Gibbons

Inbar order is the condition of outer order

The phrase presents a concise aphorism linking inner discipline with external structure. It emphasizes that outer arrangement reflects inner state, suggesting harmony between mental order and physical surroundings. The idea implies practical impact on daily life and productivity.

Smokeless Broiler Pan Promises Less Smoke in New Electric Range

An early 20th century promotion touts a smokeless broiler pan in a miracle electric range. It describes painless broiling of lamb chops with pineapple and mushrooms, claims reduced smoke and odor, and highlights features like a large economy Thrift Cooker and precise time and moisture controls.

Miracle Electric Beason Magic Chef

Par-T-Pak and Koramix Reach Local Stores in Elyria

Nehi Bottling Company markets Par-T-Pak and Koramix beverages produced in Elyria with up to date sanitary equipment. Each bottle is guaranteed to satisfy or money back. Available at numerous neighborhood grocers listed, with emphasis on home use and party mixers.

Elyria Nehi Bottling Company Ault’s Grocery Lake Avenue VARGO Spruce Street Sage’s Jenkin’s Grocery Adams Street 5 Point Os Lake Lodi Street Elyria Dairies, Inc Hispeed Gas Broad Street Ebert's Drug Store Steve Karas Fruit Store Eeseeses Carmelcrisp Evergreen Food Store Bower’s Drug Store Emery’s Cash Grocery Guthrie’s Food Store Park & Shop Korb & Bellingham Salsbury's Grandale Parrish Meat Market Hamburg Robson Creamery Loretz’s Confectione Hall's Sharp’s Grocery Abookire’s Zimmer’s Elyria Pure Milk

Gas Company Offers New Automatic Storage Water Heater

Gas Company promotes the Rex Automatic Storage Water Heater available in 7 1/2 to 4000 gallon sizes with common models ranging from 12 to 100 gallons. The 24 gallon size suits most homes. larger homes use 34 50 75 or 100 gallons. The heater uses Cop-R-Loy steel, thick insulated tank, thermostats and safety features for a steady 150 degrees F. output and economical operation. Continued on Page 14.

Rex

Brown Oil Attendants Offer Careful Service

Brown Oil Company attendants provide thorough care at West avenue and Second street. Modern facilities promise quicker, better service with inspected workmanship and quality materials for safe, economical driving. Staff offer battery, tire, and water checks along with oil changes upon request.

Brown Oil Company West Avenue Second Street Brown Ofl Company

Imperfect sympathy mirrors imperfect knowledge in fault

A concise aphorism notes that lack of understanding and empathy are equally blameworthy. It argues that deficient insight and insufficient concern both hinder just judgment and humane response. The line implies moral accountability for both ignorance and indifference.

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