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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1936

Page

8

Huntington Grange No 2043 Meets with Degrees Granted

Huntington Grange No 2043 met last Thursday with routine business. Nettie Naegele received first and fourth degrees while Mrs Hart Leininger and Consuella Weyer earned third and fourth degrees. The refreshment committee for the next meeting on July 16 included Johnson Crile Ray Taylor Paul Coward Mrs Aileen Rook and Oscar Rapking. Music and dancing followed. Evalyn Van Horn and Edith Eberling of Cleveland visited at the Leininger and Weyer homes. Additional notes mention visits by Mr and Mrs Hart M Leininger to the Lew Whitney home and visits by Mr and Mrs Merton Coe to Ridgeville. Granddaughters Jenne and Jens accompanied them home for an indefinite stay. Further social calls included Mr and Mrs Frederick Mohns in Medina with Arthur Buchanan. O G L Vogelsong and Miss Hopkins of Dover stopped by the Dirlam home. C D Coward and spouse cleaned their Bat and filling station and plan to depart south by August 1.

Huntington Grange Nettie Naegele Hart Leininger Consuella Weyer Johnson Crile Ray Taylor Paul Coward Aileen Rook Oscar Rapking Evalyn van Horn Edith Eberling Cleveland Llgud Weyer Hart M. Leininger Lew Whitney Wellington Merton Coe Leon Ridgeville Jenne Jens Frederick Mohns Medina Arthur Buchanan GC. L. Vogelsong Miss Hopkins Dover O. H. Dirlam C. D. Coward South

Democratic Women Hear Don Harter in Elyria

In Amherst Ohio on July 11 a group of about 75 women attended a Democratic Women’s Club garden party at the Elyria Women’s Club. Speeches by state welfare director Mrs. Margaret Allman, Congressman Don Harter, and others followed, with refreshments served by the Elyria Club committee. Nearby notices promote a Mary Martha class luncheon, Roosevelt-Davey club meeting at Town Hall, Knights of Pythias outdoor gathering, and Outdoor Life Association annual meeting at the Outdoor Life grounds.

Amherst. O Elyria Democratic Women's Club Elyria Women's Club Harry Wolf Harold Brown J. A. Wesbecher B.C. Sthwald Wilma Ereland W. G. Schaeffer J. O'Neil D. K. Wilson L. Roemer Robert Gray C. J. Young James Henry Edward Young Mra Margaret Allman Don Harter Anne Wakely State Federation of Democratic Women Columbus Bernice Pike Cleveland Conway County Federation of Democratic Women Elyria Club Mary Martha Congregational Church Roosevelt- Davey Club Knights of Pythias

Parish circle hosts picnic planning and church notices

Mrs. Car Renner hosted Circle One of St Ann's society with Mrs James Henry assisting. Plans discussed for the July 19 parish picnic at Dunn's Woods. Five hundred enjoyed with prizes for Mrs Ralph Wohlever, Mrs Albert Schmitz, Mrs Frank Franklin, and Mrs Edward Gringle. Reverend Dr May of Oberlin to preach at St Joseph's Congregational church Sunday.

Car) Renner South Main Street Circle One St. Ann Edward Gringle

Buick Starts Big Expansion Program in Flint

Buick announces a major expansion in Flint with 1.5 million dollars in new buildings. Five projects will add about 400000 square feet, with ground breaking immediate and completion expected within 30 days. The plan follows rapid 1930s growth and rising sales from 73 to 170 thousand in 1935 and projections for this year.

Flint, Mich Harlow H. Curtice Buick Mater Company Flint Mich Buick Curtice Buick Motor Company

Buying Is Big Job In Chevrolet Plant

D. P. O'Keefe, director of purchasing for Chevrolet, explains a purchasing department does more than buy materials. Beyond price, engineers’ designs guide supplier development, samples are reviewed by the standards department, and sourcing is geared to new product production.

D. P. O'Keefe Chevrolet Motor Coa Mr. O'Keefe Standards Department

Ford Display Shows Automobile Jewels at Atlantic City

Ford Exhibit on Steel Pier presents the precision crafted Ford V-8 engine and chassis parts in jewel box displays. Parts shown in operation illustrate accuracy standards from the Rouge plant, with tolerances within one ten thousandth inch. Johansson gauge blocks serve as the standard for instrument calibration and inspection.

Ford Atlantic City Steel Ford Rouge

No Dodge Too Old For Parts and Service

W R Bamford of the Dodge Division explains that no Dodge is too old for service or parts. Parts stocked by factory and dealers cover cars up to seven years, with older models obtainable via factory headquarters. When stock ends, factory-made replacements and detailed manuals ensure continued support for even aging vehicles.

Dodge W. R. Bamford Chrysler Corporation Bamford King

New Cooling System for Plymouth Pistons Introduced

The Plymouth Division of Chrysler announces a new cooling system for precision piston measurement. It ensures all pistons reach gauges at exactly 78 degrees Fahrenheit, with uniform temperature control on four conveyors to final inspection. Aluminum pistons receive anodic coating, then cold and hot water rinses to remove chemicals. Piston temperatures after hot water reach 130 to 126 degrees.

Plymouth Chysler Corporation Pitons

Grafton club hosts Fourth of July gathering in homes

Fifty-Fifty club members held a Fourth of July party with picnics and suppers at the Lehman home. Guests included numerous local families and visitors from Elyria Cleveland and North Royalton. Other gatherings noted include family reunions and relatives visiting across nearby towns.

Grafton, CO C. D. Lehman Dwight Wilson Elyria J. D. Mengell Guy Durkee John Clark Anna Hosler A. C G. Bennett

Sullivan News Notes Highlights Local Social Visits

Sullivan notes list visits and social gatherings across Elyria Cleveland Wellington Dover Center and surrounding communities. Entries mention Mr and Mrs C H Rogers Miss Affa Weatherbee of Chicago Mrs Ida Rogers Dorothy Freyman and many Clodwick family members plus church events led by Rev Slaughter.

Clodwick Pauline Louise Joan Louise Donagan Wellington Charles Clodwick Wilda Donald Dover Center Fannie Clodwick J. Clodwick Cleveland

Local Couples Attend Weekend Visits and Hospital Notes

Mrs Adolph Schwed attended a ball game while Mr Schwed was present. Miss Caroline Rising works briefly at W P Chamberlains home. Mr and Mrs Jack Lyner of Cleveland visited the Buckinghams. Mrs Buckingham recovers from recent illness. Virgil Kane and son Kenneth attended Sunset Memorial Park services. Mrs Albert Prosser had tam sily removed at Elyria Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs R E McDonald and children visited Roy Lang’s home. Wilbur Thayer of Cleveland and Mrs Mary Trenchard hosted guests for several weeks. Roy Lang Harold and Floyd visited Ernest Packard in Chatham Sunday.

Delia Hatchenberg Charles Campbell Wakeman A. L. Rinehart John Kline Buffalo N. Y Fred Kline Kenmore Virgil Kline Frank Reeves Cuyahogua Falls Kline Lucille Lang Melvine Kranyak Memoria Hospital Elyria Adolph Schwed Schwed Caroline Rising W. P. Chamberlain Jack Lyner Cleveland Walliam Buckingham Buckingham Virgil Kane Kenneth Sunset Memorial Park Olmsted Falls Albert Prosser Elyria Memorial Hospital R. E. McDonald Robert Ruth Ellen Betty Roy Lang Wilbur Thayer Mary Trenchard Harold Floyd Ernest Packard Chatham

Elyria W W G Class Meeting at Zion Evangelical Church

Miss Kathryn Stang hosted the W W G Class of the Zion Evangelical Church of South Ridge at her home on July 3. The session included regular business, a social time, and refreshments for Mrs Harvey Curtis and class members Beatrice Burrer Margaret Mason Marian Knittle Ruth Violet Schroeder Marian Grobe Mildred Snider.

Kathryn Stang Zion -Evangelical Church of South Ridge Harvey Curtis Elyria Mra Earl Burrer Beatrice Burrer Margaret Mason West Ridge Marian Knittle Ruth Violet Schroeder Marian Grobe Mildred Snider

Study Notes On Trade In Chile Source Demand

A fragmentary report discusses rising demand in a state influenced by Chile and local commerce. The text references chewing gum and lobster, suggesting market interest in consumer goods and seafood but provides no clear dates, actors, or outcomes.

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