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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1936

Page

3

Courage of Farm Women Weathering Drought in Aberdeens County

Reporter Corrinne Hardesty surveys drought stricken Brown County farms in Aberdeen for a United Press piece. Wives and daughters endure heat and parched fields while sustaining families, selling milk, baking for cash, and improvising water and food amid ruined crops and sparse relief.

The United Corrinne Hardesty Fly Chicago United Press Aberdeen, & D Louis Schlick Brown County F. W. Rosswadd Tvan J R R Jones Aber_deen Robert Henry Strand Etre

Eaton wedding unites Miss Roth Avraham and Malcolm Van Wormer

In a Thursday afternoon ceremony at the altars of palms and ferns, Miss Roth Avraham and Malcolm Van Wormer of Emma were joined by Rev. A K Stevenson. The bride wore a floor length white orchid gown with a white gardarina bouquet. maid of honor wore orchid and pink roses. Marian Crowell announced the Lohenern Wedding March as the party processed.

Eaton Rachel Tie Ard Glenn Cheeseman Roth Avraham Malcolm van Wormer Emma Stevenson Mata of Honor Marian Crowell Lohenern

Socialist Labor Party Candidate To Speak In Lorain

John W. Aiken, Socialist Labor nominee for U S president, will speak at the Slovenian National Home in Lorain at 8 p m Monday on The Road to Recovery followed by a question period. The event is organized by Mrs Anna K Storck of 216 Boston Avenue. Aiken, born in 1916 in Sangue Massachusetts, heads the party ticket in 1956 after a long career with the SLP including serving as national comiteeman and former vice presidential nominee in 1932. He advocates revolutionary political action and industrial unionism, arguing capitalism itself has broken down and must be replaced by common ownership and production under industrial representation.

John W. Aiken Socialist Labor Party United States Lorain County Thirtyflat Street Pearl Avenue Lorain Anna K Storck Boston Avenue Ayden New York City Elt Mares Sangue Massachusetts Chelsea Boston Massachuusetts Nnional Socialist Labor Party of America

Bride Weds in Formal Snelling Ceremony in Botternut Ridge

The bride walked with her father in a twilight ceremony featuring a catton pendant, lace widow’s crown, and a grandmother made three tier cake. Afterward fifty guests enjoyed a reception with yellow rose accents. The couple plans a weekend trip to Niles Michigan then a home on Botternut Ridge after mid July. Maurice Jackson returned Sunday from a Washington trip staying with relatives there.

Tite Snelling Bodes Minnie Tite Niles Mich Ncse Botternut Ridge

West Ridge News Notes Enliven Community Gatherings

West Ridge brief notices recount numerous Sunday visits and family gatherings. Families from Elyria, Lakewood, Norwalk, Eaton, Amherst and Butler enjoyed dinners, calls, and sightseeing with relatives across the area. Occasional trips to Fremont and North Randall are noted with multiple local households hosting guests.

Local families gather for Independence Day visits

Birmingham residents and relatives from Eaton, Butternut Ridge, Cleveland, Lorain, and Oberlin shared Fourth of July and weekend gatherings. Ardith Howard stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs John Ptarr while others, including Mr and Mrs Frank Griffin, Mr and Mrs Marion Bates, and the Penfound family, hosted dinners and called on friends and kin across Wakeman, Elyria, Penfield, and Oberlin Road.

Birmingham Ardith Howard Brownhelm John Ptarr Frank Griffin Marion Bates Wakeman Frank Fisher Elyria Dora Bates Jerome Logan Wakemar M. A. Ewell Helen Snellenberger Olher Minnich Jewell Smith Charles South Eaton Charles Nash Nelson and Louise Butternut Ridge Raymond Simms Clifford Hart Betty Cleveland WH. J. Hilher Theodore Grills C. J Smith Edison Highway Earl Squires Winson Penfield RB QO Pope Carl Fowl Frank Bans Charles Fow Lorain J C Standen Dorothy and Kenneth Torain Wir Merle Penfound Carlisle Mary Hahn Joe Brizzgs Phvillis Willard Brown Gilbert Crozier Flyria C C Strickler Edward Evelyn Oberlin Road B. W Edwards Train Thomas Palmer Oberlin Mrr William Penfound Sundar

Silver Thimbles Meet In Mt Fanier Suburb

The June 28 gathering of the Silver Thimble Club at president Miss Ruby Cornish’s home included a report, planned recreation hour before business, and notes on a Ci b camp at Camp Craig August 9 12. Health department nurses gave examinations at the schoolhouse July 4. Mrs Stella Longdon returned to Columbus. Relatives of Ed Hull and Reverend T L Lowe in Columbus noted.

Silver Thimble Club Ruby Cornish Camp Craig George Cornish County Health Department Oberlin Stella Longdon Columbus Lorena Mary Sage

Local residents travel to nearby towns during midweek

and Wilma Davidson were in Ely ria Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Kubach and children, Earl and Evelyn, were in Lorain, Mon day, Mr. Conrad Reid, Doris and Marjoris Davidson, Theda Grenze back and Leona Prince were Nor walk visitors Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffin were in Cleveland Wednesday on business. Mrs Mary Bogart has gone Berlin Heights to stay with her daughter, Mrs. Rosa Haldron, for an indefinite time. Mrs. Glenn Berkmeyer and Mrs. Carrie Davidson and son, Richard, were in Florence Wednesday morning.

Wilma Davidson Elyria Kubach Earl Evelyn Lorain Conrad Reid Doris Marjoris Davidson Theda Grenzeback Leona Prince Norwalk Frank Griffin Cleveland Mary Bogart Berlin Heights Rosa Haldron Glenn Berkmeyer Carrie Davidson Richard Florence

Melbourne parents push to bar gangster films from cinemas

Teachers and parents of more than 30 000 Melbourne children urged theatre managers to exclude children from cinemas showing unsuitable films. Gangster type movies were condemned especially in their original sense wealth meant material welfare.

Melbourne

Talk causes mistrial in Toledo damage suit

Walte testifying in a $15,000 damage suit, Dr. R. L. Bidwell recognized a juror as one of his patients and, during a recess, asked how he was. Judge Robert G. Gosling saw them speak and declared a mistrial. Sympathy, like all faculties, needs practice and nourishment.

Toledo Walte R. L. Bidwell Bis Robert G. Gosling

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