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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1938

Page

8

Roosevelt aid urged through Red Cross for Chinese relief

Letter to Admiral Cary Grayson urges at least 1 million dollars from Red Cross to aid Chinese civilians harmed by Sino Japanese war. Critics warn against non neutral charity, arguing funds should aid domestic destitution first. Public debate cites Washington League of Women Shoppers and American Federation of Labor demonstrations.

Mr. Roosevelt Red Cross Cary Grayson Rooservelt Tloosttelt Amerianvst

Elyrian Named Purchasing Agent for Bantam Car Co

Announcement by Roy S. Evans of American Bantam Car Co. names Gerald S. Martin as purchasing agent. Martin, a 22 year automotive veteran, previously with Goodyear and Willys-Overland, is a Purdue alumnus and resident of Elyria.

Elyrian Bantam Car Co Gerd Martin Roy S. Evans American Bantam Car Co Butler Gerald S. Martin Elyria Goodyear Co Akron Leonard Willys-Overland Co Yoledo Purdue University

Faulty Diets Blamed for World Troubles Says Miss Totingon

Miss Myrtle J. Totingon, director of home economics at Hassell Sage College, argues faulty diets fuel global troubles and leave Americans and their children taller and stronger with better looks. She cites studies and food lab experiments to claim deficient diets cause irritability and quarrels among people and blames modern food trends for societal ills.

Thoy America Myrtle J. Totingon Hassell Sage Ollese Johnson Petter American Berg Russell

Three patrolmen appointed to aid youth protection work

A probation department team of three patrolmen is assigned to assist Police Judge Philp B. Gilliam in safeguarding youth from law violations. The effort aims to prevent criminal careers by guiding young offenders during imprisonment.

Wemeh Philp B. Gilliam

Japanese nickel deal eyed by Japan and British Columbia mine

The January 13 London News Review notes Japan negotiating for full output of a British Columbian nickel mine. If secured, Japanese interests plan a $1,000,000 refinery and smelter at home, with a $50,090,000 loan to Japan mentioned.

Ests Japan London News Review Empire Nebraska Dope Copyright Ledger Syndicate

No Place Like The Farm For Gillmores After Denver Trip

Adrian Gillmore and wife and their son Harry, 40, from a Fowler Colorado farm visited Denver for the first time, finding city life loud and restless. They recalled their Colorado journey from Pueblo County roots and their farmstead along the old Santa Fe trail, preferring the quiet of home to metropolis bustle.

Metropolis Denver Gillmores Fowler Colo Adrian Gillmore Harry Gillmore Pueblo County Colorado Idaho Gill Mores Kansas Chicago Big City Cherry Creek Central City Iowa City Big Elmer

Community Churches Host Open Evening With National Guest

Wellington Ohio hosts a shared church service with V Malik Verda speaking on "By the Waters of Babylon" at First Methodist Episcopal Church. The event features multi-language addresses, union services, and musical programs by local choirs and groups from Lorain and Elyria.

Wellington Ohio First Methodist Episcopal Church V. Malik Verda Assyria Turkey Ninevah Syria Tigris Near East Verda Christ Babylon M. E Charles Barnes First Baptist John H. Green Paul Wilkinson Green C. M. Weidrick Methodist Church Methodist Episcopal Ladies* Aid Society Karl O. Townsend First Wellington Bank New England States

St Patrick’s Catholic Masses Cited For Moran Parish

Rev. William T. Moran presided at Sunday Masses listed as 8 and 10 AM at St Patrick's Catholic Church. Wellington Eagles chapter hosted a family party in the hall, reflecting community social activity.

ST. Patrick's William T. Moran Eagles Wellington

Oberlin Glee Club To Appear Here

Oberlin College Glee Club will present nearly two hours of original and well known works in Herrick Auditorium next Thursday evening. Forty voices perform with soloists from Wellington and Cleveland. event sponsored by Morgan Dirlam Post of the American Legion and tickets are on sale.

Morgan Dirlam Post The American Legion Oberlin College Herrick Auditorium Chris MacDermott James C. MacDermott Wellington Tom Edwards Gomer Ohio Irvin Bushman Cleveland Frank Numbers Washington, D. C Post Dr. LE. Downey Clifton West Herbert Beep Artie K. Jones West Joe Anney

Amherst Drama Class Plans Playlets at High School

Amherst Ohio January 29 Members of the drama class of Amherst II under Miss Margaret Rice prepare a series of playlets to be staged at the high school auditorium Tuesday at 7 p.m. The programs include Saturday Market Getaway Some of Us Are Like That Salt the Professor On the Park Bench with casts ranging from three to nine. Music between acts features the high school orchestra guitars duets instrumental and vocal and tap dances Readings by Martha Lantz Susanne Katonak and Beverly Bruce will also be presented Tickets for the altar way may be bought from class members.

Amherst, O Amherst II Margaret Rice Thehigh School Salt Giolas Martha Lantz Susanne Katonak Beverly Bruce

Local Club Notes and Meeting Announcements

Meade visit and consulation details with Mrs Floyd McIntyre guest. Coming events list hospital auxiliary annual meeting at gas office Trd0. AuCourant Club at Mrs Nelson Pippert home. Pythian Sisters regular session Tuesday. Amherst Study Club Monday at Mrs John Lardwig. Truth Seekers Class January meeting at Mr and Mrs George Frank. Victorian Guild bingo at school hall Friday night. Mr Carl Hevker moved to Nickel property West street. Ed Young to move from Dute property Maple to Shaffer property Middle street.

Hospital AuCourant Club Nelson Pippert West Street Pythian Sisters Amherst Study Club John LH. Lardwig Lincoln Street First Evangelical Church George Frank South Main Street S J. Joseph’s Catholic Church Carl Hevker F. QO. E Lorain Ed. Young Dute Maple Street Shaffer Middle Street

Chapel program led by Miss Selma Warkinton with pupils

Hold Chapel program at Oberlin High School with Miss Selma Warkinton in charge assisted by Donald Maze and Constance Kreeger who read Scripture. Performances included Sammy Truscello cornet solo, Oberlin drama group piece It's a Gite, acrobatic fan dance, Christina Davis with Marie Telezroyw as accompanist and Doris Miller violin solo Ruth Miller on piano.

Selma Warkinton Donald Maze Constance Kreeger Sammy Truscello Oberlin High School Christina Davis Marie Telezroyw Doris Miller Ruth Miller

Oberlin Hospital Return Highlights Local Move

E L Sharp escorted Mrs Ernest Smith and her infant daughter back home from the Oberlin hospital, marking a small family homecoming in the community.

Pital Oberlin E. L. Sharp Ernest Smith Oberlin Hospital

Former resident dies in Columbus funeral services held

Word has been received here of the funeral services held for Mrs. Jesse Overson in Columbus, last Monday. She is the daughter of Mrs. William Long, Crestline, former resident of Wellington.

Jesse Overson Columbus William Long Crestline Wellington

Death Battle Of Two Bucks In Montana Forest

In Red Lodge Montana a fatal duel between two buck deer was witnessed by Bill Greenough and described by Pack Saddle Ben Greenough a veteran guide and rancher. The interlocked horns led to a deadly finish as one buck collapsed and was killed by the winner. The surviving younger buck was freed and fled into the forest.

Red Lodge Mont Cook City Yellowstone Park Ben Greenough Beartooth Mountain Bill Greenough Ken Greenough Greenoughs

Two Claim Ownership of Oldest Horses

Paineville area farmers dispute who owns the oldest horse title. Ralph Williams of Chardon claims 37 year old Lottie, a white mare, has shown strength and health since youth. Neighbor Fred Colmorgan counters with his nearly 40 year old horse Jim, arguing he could live to 60. The local editor seeks clarity on the rightful holder.

Painesville Ohio Lottie Ralph Williams Chardon Williams Fred Colmorgan Leroy Colmorgan

Pasadena Emergency Hospital totals reach over one hundred thousand

Pasadena residents and officials note the city’s emergency hospital, opened in 1924, has treated 102,016 accident cases to date, far surpassing the local population. The record underscores the facility’s central role in public health and safety.

Pasadena Cal

Avon Lake Honor Roll and Club Notices

Avon Lake announces the third six weeks honor roll with diverse student names across grades 12 to 4 including Lillian Alten Margie Hassell Phyllis Black Sylvia Bushman Donna Myers Virginia Smith and others. Local clubs feature pinochle sessions hosted by Mrs Edwin Spaetzel and upcoming hostess duties plus a Jolly 12 gathering with prizes. a February 4 book review of Citadel at the Congregational church by Mrs Benninghoft, member of the Lakewood College club Beach Cliff Women’s Club and the Women’s Committee.

Avon Lake Lillian Alten Margie Hassell Phyllis Black Sylvia Bushman Donna Myers Virginia Smith Virginia Fisher Helen Aufdenkamp Daniel Huling Adrian Nussdorfer Phyllis Price Elaine Neidhart Joan Rigg Dorothy Shutic Kenneth Hardesty Andrew Orosz Bob McCutcheon Mary Nussdorfer Harriet Beard Edwin Spaetzel Cyril Gates Ars. Spaetzel Mike Higgins Harry Trigalet Benninghoft Citadel Congregational Church Lakewood College Club Beach Cliff Women’s Club Women's Commit

Patrolmen Guard 250 Mile Power Line to Los Angeles

The world's longest transmission line from Boulder Dam to Los Angeles spans 266 miles over rugged terrain. Thirty four patrol cars maintain constant checks along the route, aided by radio equipment and 14 Chevrolet patrol cars in service. James A Joyce says success rests on expert linemen, pride in work, and top equipment.

Rocky Mountain Los Angeles Boulder Dam James A. Joyce Bureau of Power and Light

Cleveland College reviewer with four years of critiques

A Cleveland College reviewer has spent four years reading and assessing books in the city. She delivered 150 book reviews last year through clubs, churches, and school groups, highlighting community engagement and local literary interest.

Tee Cleveland College Cleveland

Ship masters ball at Cleveland hotel draws local guests

Miss Madelyn Shattuck, Miss Ella and Norman Anderson and Robert Mantle attended the Ship master's ball held at the Cleveland hotel one night last week. An Alumni meeting was held in the school auditorium Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Irving James hosted Ms. and Mrs. Herbert Kruse of Columbus. Frank Walker of Wadsworth, Ohio, called on his brother Henry Walker Thursday.

Madelyn Shattuck Ella Norman Anderson Robert Mantle Cleveland Hotel Irving James Herbert Kruse Columbus Hire Frank Walker Wadsworth, O Henry Walker

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