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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1938

Page

13

Martin chosen as NYSE president after reform drive

William McChesney Martin, 31, becomes the NYSE's first salaried president after Governors failed to find an outsider and after his forceful handling of reform opponents. He ousted Roland Redmond, longtime general counsel, ending the Old Guard fight and taking the helm with a $45 000 yearly salary.

Washington William McChesney Martin New York Stock Exchange John Riggers Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Company Arthur Andersen Robert Wood Sears, Roebuck & Company Robert Hutchins University of Chicago Wall Last Springs Exchange Roland Redmond The Richard Whitney Whitney Redmond Pecora SEC Reform Group Martin Board of Governors Stockh Exchange Board Skunk

Belden BRIEFS Residents Gather For Visits And Picnics

Mrs Francis Acker and daughter Angela called on Mrs Joe Grabenstetter on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Wise and family attended a picnic at Turkey Foot Lake with Ray Crowe. Mary Ann Recznik, who had been living with the Grabenstetter household, returned to her father in Lorain. Mr and Mrs George Brannan and son visited, as did Mrs Saraly Shully and Rosemary. The day included guests of Mr and Mrs George Grabenstetter and Mr and Mrs Charles Wise.

Bryn Phillips Cleveland Charles Wise George Weigle Jena Henry Huttinger

Trees To Form Odd Cathedral In Next Decade

Springfield College freshmen will plant the Minn ie Taylor Mallory Cathedral of Living Trees. Over 50 000 visitors have seen the outdoor sanctuary as 60 elms form pillars and arches. The cathedral will use 123 bush plants and cedar pews with large Gothic elm arches shaping the exterior. Planting began with the chancel tree on Nov 17, 1935, with completion expected about ten years hence.

Springfield Mass Minnie Taylor Mallory Springfield College Alread

Co-Ed 72 Plans Return to Glassboro State College

Mrs Sara Smuth, one of the nation's oldest coeds and a 72 year old grandmother, packed up her books as classes closed at Glassboro State Teachers College and announced she would enroll again.

Glassboro Sara Smuth Ja8 Glassboro State Teachers College

Grandma Smith Returns to Dorm Life as Student

Mrs. Smith, now called Grandma by peers, begins a postgraduate course in science sociology and history this September as a dormitory student. She began teaching at 17, raised three sons, taught until retirement, and finds learning more rewarding than teaching.

Austrian picture linked to Chardon student’s maple festival

Ruth Cottam a Chardon high school student received a picture from an Austrian pupil showing Myra Perry and Vira Adams two Huntsburg twins aged 70. Mrs Perry is Ruth’s grandmother and the photo was taken at the last Chardon maple festival.

Chardon, O Ruth Cottam Austria Myra Perry Vira Adams Huntsburg, O

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Guests Across Town

Floyd Weigle Bob Arlington and Miss Pauline Staurtui visited the Gra Benstetter home along with Ova Law and children while Mr and Mrs Austin Prentess of Painesville joined the William Law household over the Fourth. Dox Law is vacationing with grandparents. William Lew Mary Lou and Jack Barnes joined Ernie Ballas and son Daryl of Lorain for a trip to Fairport Harbor. Alma Siggens visits her son in Walmet Illinois. Dr Eugene J Whitzel of Cleveland spent Sunday with D G Reisinger. Ida Burton hosted the Knot-A-Thread Quilt Club with a social day and noon cafeteria dinner. Berni fa Mennell attended as a guest. The Belden Community Circle plans a July meeting with Eunice Johnson at her La Grange home. Alfred Pfeiffer hosts a Belden area panics party near Wooster on July 14. Charles Wise and daughter Jeanne dined with Mrs Bryn Phillips in Cleveland.

Floyd Weigle Bob Arlington Pauline Staurtui Grabenstetter Ova Law Bob Dorothy Austin Prentess Painesville William Law Roy Law Greenwich Willam Law Home Dox Law Painesvale William Lew Mary Lou Jack Barnes Ernie Ballas Daryl Lorain Fairport Harbor Alma Siggens Walmet, Ill Eugene J Whitzel Cleveland D G Reisinger Ida Burton Bernifa Mennell Irs Belden Airs Alfred Pfeiffer Wooster Charles Wise Jeanne Bryn Phillips

Local Families Gather for Summer Visits Across Ohio and Florida

Clarksfield residents Dr G W Pollock and Mrs Pollock and Mrs Rose Lee arrived from Daytona Beach Florida for the summer. San Francisco visitor Mrs Myrtle Johnson spends two weeks with her father E E Hubbard and sisters. Sunday callers at J C Ames included Dot Herffner Harold Roar and others from Toledo Norwalk Elyria Wellington and Ashland. Various relatives and friends from Willard Wellington and Cleveland visited area homes over the weekend and through July 4 with Mrs Hattie Evans and the Lees and Hoffstatter families hosting gatherings.

G W Pollock Pollock Mirs Rose Lee Daytona Beach Florida Myrtle Johnson San Francisco California E E Hubbard Harry Shays Arnold Knapp Wills Ersell Joseph Hubbard J C Ames Dot Herffner Harold Roar Toledo W H Harwood Willard Mirs Lester Lear Lois Elyria Russell Griggs Lawterice Wellington Charlie Decker Georgiana Sarah Merrill Earl Cole Vern Martin Ashland Sunde Harlow Rounds John Clark Cramer Rhoda Raymond Albert Willaker Norwalk Dallas Clawson O L Clawson Waller Stone Lynn Gray Lester Gray Tom Turner Cleveland Hattie Evans Mary Hazel Lees Guy Hoffstatter Mir Gordon McIntyre Pontiac Michigan Nollett Bowing Green Bradish New London Ray Rider D. B Smith

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