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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1939

Page

4

Home Town Boys Who Make Good Deserve Celebrations

Charles B. Driscoll reflects on Lank Leonard born in Port Chester and the lure of hometown success versus moving to big cities. He notes many young men face choosing marriage and staying local or seeking larger opportunities and praises a hometown hero who returns to lead locally.

New York Lank Leonard Lank Chas. Driscoll Port Chester Henry Ford Big City

Graduate Group Continental Clip per trailer sets new mobile office

Myron Zobel, an eastern advertising executive, commissioned a large trailer dubbed the Graduate Group Continental Clip per. powered by a Chevrolet cab over engine truck, it combines an office, a traveling home, a radio station, four private power plants, air conditioning, and ample living space for six to ten people. Six months of construction created a full steel insulated unit with sleeping compartments, kitchenette, bath, and dining area. Two former bus drivers and a steward will staff and operate the mobile setup, primarily traveling at night.

Myron Zobel Eastern Advertising Continental Clipper

Supercharger Built For Mercury Cars

A Milwaukee manufacturer prominent in Ford V-8 superchargers introduces a moderately priced unit for Mercury cars. The device promises quieter smoother operation better fuel economy from 7.3 to 19.7 percent, livelier handling and longer engine life, with particular gains at higher altitudes where motor efficiency drops under load. It is said to boost power for Ford trucks using the 95 horsepower V-8 while staying within highway weight limits.

Mercury Milwaukee

Beach party honors upcoming bride at Beaver Park

Members of the St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed church choir and friends held a Friday evening beach party at Beaver Park for Miss Margaret Berger who will wed Richard Thutt of Elida Ohio on July 15. The group gave Berger a white table lamp and guest Mrs Jaworski received a gift.

Conrad Mulder F. C. Moore Fred Holzhauer Walter Schulz Bernard Strauss and Sons Frederick Deiner

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported

Admissions include Ord Garrett R D 2 Elyria and Leo Bah Amherst Frank Tresch Brownhelm Discharges note Mrs Elmer Reichert and baby girl Beavercourt Births list a baby girl born Friday to Mr and Mrs Joseph Evechick Lorain

Ord Garrett R. D Elyria Leo Bah Amherst Frank Tresch Brownhelm Elmer Reichert Beavercourt Joseph Evechick Lorain

Dogs chase sheep on Leavitt road pasture

Mrs. Julius Dute of Leavitt road reports a group of dogs chased her sheep and lambs in pasture Thursday around nine o clock. The Dutes have experienced sheep killed by stray dogs on several occasions.

Julius Dute Leavitt Road

Mrs Hermie Jaworski Honored At Carefree Club Shower

Mrs Hermie Jaworski former Miss Liela Donnelly received a post nuptial shower hosted by the Carefree Club at Miss Mae Smith home on Cleveland Avenue. Contests honors went to Helen Shand and Dorothy Berger. Refreshments were served to the guest of honor and guests including Helen Shand.

Hermie Jaworski Liela Donnelly Mae Smith Cleveland Avenue Helen Shand Dorothy Berger Mary Lou

Family Night at Eagles Home Announces Dinner and Program

The Eagles invite all members and families to a family night at the Eagle Home this evening. A chicken paprikas and fish fry will be served at nine o'clock, preceded by a short program.

Eagle

Community Recognition Award Eligibility Emphasized

Local clubs may vote for the recipient of the honor. The article notes that a man who has made good in his own community deserves recognition. Copyright 1939 by McNaught Syndicate.

McNaught Syndicate

Local Visitors Return From Lake Mills And Amherst

Burton Jenne, Stanley Hull and daughter Bonnie have returned home after spending several days at Lake Mills Iowa. Richard Thutt and sister Helen are visiting Amherst friends.

Burton Jenne Stanley Hull Bonnie Lake Mills Iowa Richard Thutt Helen Elida Amherst

Royal Neighbor Lodge Holds July Meeting in Swiss Hall

The Royal Neighbor Lodge met at Swiss Hall in South Amherst on Thursday evening. Mrs. Mabel Anderson presided as Miss Margaret Schneider was appointed to audit the books. A August picnic was planned and one new member, Mrs. Calvin Ruth, was obligated. Mrs. Earl Jones received a gift for her marriage as Sophia Mackinski won the evening’s prize. Hostesses Hilma Hunt and Bertha Flowers served refreshments to twenty two members. August hostesses named John Witt and Ray Jones.

South Amherst Royal Neighbor Lodge Swiss Hall Mabel Anderson Margaret Schneider Calvin Ruth Earl Jones Betty Mori Sophia Mackinski Hilma Hunt Bertha Flowers John Witt Ray Jones

Vermilion on-the-Lake picnic enjoys outdoor games

Mrs Alfred Rolli attended a Vermilion on-the-Lake picnic Thursday with her club and advisor. A basket lunch was served and guests enjoyed outdoor games and bathing as the main diversions.

Alfred Rolli Vermilion on-the-Lake

Village Council to Meet at Town Hall Monday Evening

The Village Council will convene at the town hall Monday evening to discuss local matters and upcoming agendas. Officials urge residents to attend and participate in public comment periods.

Townsend Club Holds Regular Meeting at South Amherst

The South Amherst Townsend Club met Thursday evening for routine work. Ford Moser, delegate from the club, reported on the recent Indianapolis convention. Mr and Mrs Edward Beckman of Bellevue attended, along with other priests from Amherst and Brownhelm.

South Amherst

Mrs Eva Bryant Reported Improved After Illness

Mrs Eva Bryant, who has been ill with inflammatory rheumatism for four months, is reported somewhat improved.

Eva Bryant

Schultz family reunion and out door picnic at local homes

Sunday聚drift ed relatives gathered for a Schultz family reunion at the A J Stegman and E D Anton homes on Middle Avenue South with attendees from Cleveland Willoughby Chicago and Cleveland Heights. An outdoor gathering at Robson's Grove followed for a group of relatives and friends.

Carlisle Schultz A. J. Stegman E. D. Anton Middle Avenue Cleveland Willoughby Chicago Illinois Cleveland Heights Robson’s Grove River James E. Dewhurst Alice Welton Ray Jackson Arlys George Street Lynne Hamlin Ruth Ehrke Jane Harvard Avenue Harvey Funk Chestnut Ridge Robert Lee Shirley Rae Butternut Ridge Road Jane Harrison Kent University Frank Harrison Grafton Road Bert Eddy F. B. Gott Mitiwanga Beach Lake Erie Ira Ives Albert Krebs Elyria Indian Hollow Road Thomas Mitchell Olmsted Falls

Sermon Topic at LaPorte Methodist Service

Rev Thomas Hughes selects Our Better Selves as the morning's sermon at LaPorte Methodist Church Sunday. Worship begins 11 55 A M with Sunday School for all ages at 10 15 A M. All are welcome to attend both services.

Thomas Hughes LaPorte Methodist Church

Stephen Hughes Appointment Shocks Washington Social Circles

Stephen Hughes receives a White House meeting with the Secretary, surprising Joan who accompanies him as his estranged wife pretends normalcy. The announcement of his ambassadorial appointment draws reporters and Eleanor’s dismay as plans for the future hinge on confessions and divorce.

Joan Washington State Department Stephen Hughes White House Stephen New York Bolivar Legation Eleanor Hims South America

Picnic at Rose's Grove Highlights Fourth of July Recreation

A large gathering from Grafton Elyria and LaPorte enjoyed a July 4 family picnic at Rose's Grove by the river. Norman Reisinger and family plus many relatives socialized at the Bailey home with music and home made ice cream and cake served to a long list of guests.

Rose’s Grove Norman Reisinger Eileen Merle Tompkins Grafton Elizabeth Reisinger LaPorte Archie Welton Janet Kenneth A. P. Bailey Josephine Charles East Avenue Picknicked Eva Smith Bailey Home Carl Reisinger Jack Lorain Malcolm Tompkins Charles Wilsen Elyria Rose Shauber Louie Bruce Dorothy Betty Grant Norman Reingers Bailey

Ridge Church Societies Hold Guest Day

A joint meeting of the Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Societies met Thursday afternoon at Clearview Grove. Mrs. Harvey Curtis led, readings and hymns featured, with guest talks by Mrs. Milton Schlechter and Mrs. Wilma Winteringham. An ice cream social is planned, new member Mrs. Harvey Eschtruth welcomed, August meeting set at the same site, tureen supper served to 40.

South Ridge Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Societies Clearview Grove Harvey Curtis Christ Milton Schlechter Henrietta Aid Society Wilma Winteringham Bryan Ohio Church R. G. Pferrer Margaret Baus Harvey Eschtruth Middle Ridge Betty Gunder Jean Schroeder Mary Lou Caley Kathryn Mulich Lois Pferrer E. C. Schubert Albert Schroeder Matilda Dramm Milton Baus Carl Friday Robert Schlechter Norman Ingold

Wellington church notes list services across denominations

Congregational Church led by Charles W Record offers 9 30 a m Sunday school with Edward Wells. worship at 10 30. First Methodist under Lonzo Green with 9 30 Sunday school and Charles Barnes as superintendent. morning service at 10 30 with planned choir anthem. Church of Christ with Alfred Ten nant holds Bible school 9 30 and Lord's Supper at 10 45. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. First Baptist led by John H Green with civic school 9 30 and Dr Paul Wilkinson superintendent. Assembly of God with G F Gribben preaches after 2 30 Sunday school and 3 p m service then 7 45 evening service. First Congregational hosts Christian Unity Class at 9 30. St Patrick s Catholic church with Masses at 8 and 10 a m.

Congregational Church Charles W. Record Edward Wells First Methodist Lonzo S. Green Charles Barnes Charles Helen Shepard Church of Christ Alfred E. Tennant Bible Mabel Whipple Christian Endeavor First Baptist John H. Green Bivicé Paul Wilkinson Assembly of God G. F. Gribben Christian Unity Margaret Jones L. T First Congregational St. Patrick’s William T. Moran

Belden Community Circle Contest Losers Treat

About sixty five people attended a supper at the Grange Hall as a reward by the losing side of the Belden Community Circle contest. Mrs Wise led the winning group with Mrs Seckt captaining the other side. The next meeting will be at Mrs Chas Wise’s home on Thursday July 13 for quilting. members should bring their own plate cup and silver.

Chas. Wise

Belden Four H Club Sees Plans For Camp Crag

The Belden Kan Dew Club met with Bob Connors. Seven members attended a recreation hour before the business session. Projects were discussed and several boys planned to attend Camp Crag.

Belden Bob Connors Camp Crag

Four-Leaf Clover Club Plans Fair Demonstrations

The Four-Leaf Clover Club met at Mrs. J. S. Myers home on Monday July 3. Members discussed fair participation and arranged Florence Tarnowske and Jeanette Luigas to present a judging day demonstration.

J. S. Myers Florence Tarnowske Jeanette Luigas

North Ridgeville BRIEFS Hints of Local Health and Social News

Mrs. Joseph Gerhart of Center road has been homebound for three weeks with sciatic rheumatism. Mrs. Anna Bacher suffered a stroke last week. Donald Carpenter, recovering from a broken arm, is improving. Families including the Kammillers and the Lauhuts picnicked at Chauncey Carrier’s Henrietta home, then Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haehi hosted a picnic supper for Lakewood guests.

North Ridgeville Joseph Gerhart Center Road Anna Bacher Donald Carpenter Carl Kammiller Robert W. Andrews Frank Lahut Cleveland Chauncey Carrier Henrietta Robert Haehi Frank Wharton Patty Buday Lakewood

County board imposes burial permit requirement for cemetery

The service board voted to require burial permits issued by the clerk for all interments in the area cemetery due to complaints of bodies in incorrect lots. Twenty Lorain County men seek the post of Lorain County commissioner to replace the late Robert C. Hageman who died last Thursday. The Lake Shore Railroad third track between Elyria and Amherst nears half completion with bridge widening by the gang.

Ae Hall Are Lorain County Leerain County Robert C. Hageman Lake Shore Elyria Amherst

Labor Shortage Nets Jobs for Farm Hands and Bears Move

County Agent Rogers notes a continuing lack of farm workers with many requests for men for three weeks to a year at 2.50 to 4 a day plus room and board. The Cascade Park bear den nears completion and speculation grows over which bear will lead from Amusement Park to its new home.

Rogers Cascade Park Amusement Park

Sacred Heart Church cornerstone laid in Elyria

Five hundred people attended the cornerstone ceremony for the Sacred Heart Church and pastoral residence. Msgr. Smith of the Cleveland Diocese officiated. The church is estimated to cost $60,000. John R. Siekkinen resigns as Elyria Y M C A boys work secretary to become associate secretary of Canton Y M C A. Other notes mention preparations for July fourth porch events and Camp Crag attendance by 4-H Club members from local groups.

Sacred Heart Church Msgr. Smith Cleveland John R. Siekkinen Boys Work Elyria Y. M. C. A Canton Y. M. C. A Billy Richards Cleveland Road Camp Iss-See-Kes Camp Crag Robert Kammiller Buddy Andrews Mona Walsh Wanita Stroud Janet Irons Marion Hunt Marie Gerstenberger Jean Andrews Josephine Smith Ann Wilbur Ann Irons Margery Irons Merry Mixers

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charles B. Driscoll Automobile News Chevrolet B. A. Jenne Renner Marjorie Nagel Crete Young Bernadine Donnelly Alice Linn Marie Bradley June McDermott Cora Miller Virginia Stevens Marilyn Pietch Mrs. Jaworski Mrs. Jones Council Sibley Robert 8. Wilson Elyria Savings & Trust Ed & Hoeffel Water St Joseph Lewis Chadwick Baltimore Darling Tephen John Streicher East River St Board of Elections H. C. Cheney City Solicitor Ridge Church Wellington KAN Dew Club E. KF. Whitney & Son W. Broad St EGG Schioll Coal THE Lorain County Savings & Trust CO Amherst, Onte Onuo Memre Pederat Depeett Inewrans Srain County
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