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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1936

Page

16

Open Peace Talks Aim to Prevent AFL Split Leaders Hope Unite Front

Washington reports peace negotiations began to avert the largest AFL split in history. John L. Lewis leads the labor camp pushing a united front to bolster the ongoing campaign amid deep divisions within the federation.

Washington Jahor Dew Hick Ameren Federation of Labor John L Lewis Hope Labor Lewis Umontea

Peace Talks Pivot on Steel Union Crisis and Labor Council

Federal executive council delays suspension of rebel unions amid renewed negotiations with Lewis and McGrady as peace talks begin. Council seeks a compromise to end the factional split threatening $10,000 monthly revenue and 2.4 million members. CTO leaders reject trial but await outcomes of discussions with the administration.

Federalian Executive Council Committee For Industrial Organization Lewis Edward B .McGrady Joo McGrady Jabor George Tfarnson Council Foot L Counal Tieds Im American Federation of Tabor Steel Industrs William Green Federation Noumate Caunuls CIO Chicago Ared Gompins Canegie Wimams Steel Lewis Drive Imdustrs 5 Munti Labor Solidarity Green

Amherst group hosts Wednesday meeting and notes church events

Members of St Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church held an outdoor social at Lyndhs Gardens with devotions and planning for August at Miss Jo Well's home on South Main. The group shared a noon luncheon and discussed federation matters amid local church and community activities including sewing clubs and ward events.

Amherst QO Ciancde St Peters Evangelial and Reformed Church Lyndhs Gadens Indy Buef Wallan Wisch Mis Jo Well South Main Street Wis Mimic Horktel Paul Rev Man Wiss Anni Lembhe Aleta Wins Mis J B Egeland Mis George Becher Mis A K Jenne South Amherst St Petere Trangelcal and Reformed Church Wal Yenthon Aia

Visitors of Amherst Friends Attend Lakeside Federation Session

Angeles Cal visits Mr and Mrs Hearn and other Amherst friends Mia Wis George Best Mr and Mrs Oscar Best Terre Haute as house guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Sclioeder The Wisses Varion Steele and Margaret Rare attend Lakeside Federation of Womens Clubs sessions at Lakeside on Wednesday.

Local families update from North Olmsted and West Virginia

North Olmsted residents Joseph phing Betts smith Chestnut Tudee and others spend the week with an uncle in West Virginia while the Thomas Fretter family moves to Hideesyie. In London, government study seeks new industrial uses for bacteria to produce vinegar aid plant growth and explain how hydrogen sulphite mud may have colored the Black Sea.

North Olmsted Josephing Betts Smith West Virginia Thomas Fretter T Elton West Park Cook Reid Charles Quayles Calforna Reuben Elliott Rtn Coltige Ashtahiala Betty Gaslord Wright Mayrin Penneth Visalia Bennett Wary Nelson London Howls Merobiolingical Department Black Sea

South Amherst Couple Married in Native Parish Ceremony

Agnes Klimosewski and Isaac Thompson were wed in a single ring ceremony at the Native Parish with Rev Ro J Steiger officiating. The couple hosted open house, then honeymooned before returning to the groom's Main Street home. Beth Thompson and others from South Amherst attended, with both families noted for local ties and school graduation rosters.

Sol LH Amherst Agnes Khlmosew Joe Klimosewski Isaac Thompson John Thompson Wee Nativit Ro J Steiger Charming Meath Victoria Ahmosevsh Honer Worr Peach Ureneverre Mctord Dorothy Kynoho Strongssille Edward Pabrney Hestman Joe Kumusewski Main Street Beth Wi Thompson Amherst High School

Spencer 4-H Club Raises Twenty Dollars From Ice Cream Social

Spencer 4 H club members held an ice cream social Friday evening to raise funds totaling twenty dollars. Pythian Sisters met Tuesday evening for a regular session followed by social time to honor sisters with birthdays in April May and June. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry Greetham Mr and Mrs Clarence Dague and daughter Teena Smith Mr and Mrs George Myers and daughter Berry Mr and Mrs Charles MacLaren and daughter Glovia Mr and Mrs Glenn Firestone and two children at the Lorain County American Legion picnic at Lake View Park Lorain Sunday.

Spencer Hboys Spencer 4-H Club Astind Legion Harry Greetham Clarente Dague Teena Smith Grorge Myers Berry Charles “MacLaren Glovia Glenn Firestone Lorain

Playground Open At Spencer School For Children

The Spencer school playground is finished with sand boxes and swings and will be open Monday to Saturday afternoons for children. A social note warns that many couples treat their union like a dog and not a marriage license.

Spencer School

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