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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1937
Page
8
Boake Carter argues the C I O lost the strike due to low union density and hostile public opinion sparked by violent tactics. A Youngstown widow recalls a steel mill worker whose home was wrecked by CIO supporters, warning such vandalism could derail John Lewis faction efforts and spark nationwide backlash.
Mrs FB Lyndes accompanied Alfred Black to La Grange on Thursday to visit relatives Mrs Cooper who had been visiting Detroit and Niagara Falls during a sudden storm trip with relatives in Canada and homeward route through Detroit
Avon July 13 regular prayer meeting and Bible study for The Baptist Church will be held in the church dining room Thursday evening. The public is invited. News notes recount visits and gatherings among local families including Chester Reisinger Smith Mitchel Paddock Jameson Wargo Buck Schneider and Hubbard. Copyright Ledger Syndicate.
Donald and son spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Walker of Medina reflecting a family gathering and fellowship.
Mr and Mrs N C Reitsman attended their brother in law s wedding in Tiffin last week. Mr Cooper began duties with the New York Central Railroad in Detroit. The Andrews Velma Betty and Mrs Theman drove to Sandusky and Vermilion Wednesday. Elmer Carver of Chestnut Ridge entertained his Kansas City kin last week. Rev and Mrs Clay of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs A J Hulse. Walter Wallington accompanied by his brother Alfred and Mr and Mrs Gold of Elyria went to Michigan to visit their sister. Brief items note Gilchrist family weekend tour.
Ashland Oregon residents received a card addressed to Ashland General Delivery. The postmaster placed it on display and Ed Petty recognized it as coming from Coquille, Oregon. The incident reveals a solution to nameless mail delivery.
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