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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1935

Page

12

Elyria Women’s club hosts Republican candidates reception

A formal introduction of Republican candidates in the coming primary was central to the Elyria Republican Women’s Club meeting at Fourth Street venue. Candidates spoke briefly, music and social refreshment followed as members planned future events and a beach party invitation with Amherst Club.

Elyria Republican Women’s Club E. A. Monroe Eric Chapman Jeannette Shepard J. W. Smith Women’s Republican Club Hamburg Fry St. John’s Church Elyria Water Works John Koepp Erma Burandt Bob Gehrke Fred Schoditsch Wanda Munz Amherst Club School For Transportation March Club Kolbe Farm Lorsin Louise Wernert Gertrude Kalter Kathryn Sparks Wernert Allyan Gehl

Open Installation Of DeMolay Officers At I C O F Hall

A large crowd is expected for the open installation of David J Nye Chapter DeMolay officers in the IC OF Hall tomorrow evening at 7 00 pm The new officers include Harold Dicken Master Councilor Howard Ahrim Senior Councilor Paul Thompson Junior Councilor and others A dance will follow the service for DeMolay members and friends.

David J Nye Harold Dicken Howard Ahgrim Paul Thompson Thomas Stringer Charles Hays Ellsworth Hales Frederick Aebie Robert Dyke George Reese Sentinel Richard Fell Malcolm Patrick Marshall William Betteridge Almouéer Edward Summerlea Levi Morse Marrill Walker Arthur Bush Harris Hudson Robert Rieth Donald Hull Harry Wright DeMolaye

Club and lodge meetings listed for Hillsdale area

Calendar entries show JUG. Club meeting with Elyria Johnson at Hillsdale court. Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias and Disabled American Veterans hold sessions. Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles St. Clair Rebekah Lodge schedule a meeting. R Gala Club plans an evening gathering with Kath ryn Halpin on Garvin Avenue.

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary

Patient list records admissions for Albert Deutsch Lorain Julia Bendik 205 High Street Mrs John Sharpe Avon Mrs Andrew Radcliffe R D No 2 and discharges include Mrs Chris Smith baby boy 213 Oberlin Road Mrs Andrew Abahazi baby boy Tannery Street Ethel Olsen and Mrs Edwin Olsen 433 Kenyon Street.

Albert Deutsch Lorain Julia Bendik 205 High Street John Sharpe Avon Andrew Radcliffe R D Chris ‘$Mith Oberlin Road Andrew Abahazi Tannery Street Ethel Olsen Edwin Olsen Kenyon

Community Club Meetings and a Garland Family Reunion

Local groups plan a wiener roast for Junior Legion Auxiliary at Cascade Park with each member bringing lunch, a swim at the pool at 6 pm, and a silver tea hosted by Division A at Mrs. Hazel Boynton’s home. The Garland Reunion at Ruggles Beach lists attendees and officers. next reunion set for July 1938. A kitchen shower honors Mrs William J. Thorpe with bridge games and gifts. An essay notes early ethical beliefs in Chinese and Indian thought about kindness to all living beings.

Ta Wa Si Century Park Herman Hinderer Alice Smith Florence Stetson Ruth Becker Mary Fox South Oak Street Junior Legion Auxiliary Cascade Park Second Congregational Church Hazel Boynton Bond Street Circle No First Congregational Church Otto Clearview Grove Telegraph Road Garland Ruggles Beach Alec Garland Henry Garland Raymond Jones John Garland Jane Leonard Hummer Leland Jones Ellsworth Hales Addison Meschke William J.thorpe Ruth Summeries Evelyn Rodgers Kenyon Avenue Thelma Helfrich Constance Walker

Personal notes of residents and visitors travel

Mr and Mrs Roy Ramage and baby return from Washington D C via Shenandoah Valley. Numerous locals host relatives visiting from Michigan Ontario New York and elsewhere. A July picnic for the Upper Room Bible Class entertained about sixty at A H Weat’s Vermilion on the Lake home with outdoor games and swimming.

Roy Ramage Fifth Street Washington, D. C Shenandoah Valley Isabal Barber Marshall Michigan George Nevins Muss Mincie Haas Cleveland Theodore Scheuneman Sixth Street Canada B. R. Crisman Earl Court Indiana Pasadena Avenue Harry V. Wilson Mount Royal Montreal New York J. H. Nolan Elsie Schroeder Ohio Public Service Co John Jesse LaVerne Wieseke Lorain George Wieseke Harvard Avenue Alan Cornwell Stamford Ontario Charles Barlton Kenyon Avenue Charles Smith Margaret Buffalo Charles France W. Kofske Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Blanche Bowers Seville Ohio F. C. Meyers Lake Avenue Donald Worcester Sullivan Covington Kentucky Floyd Croft Oberlin Harley Telford Pittsfield Max Walker Stanley Marguerite Eleb Waltz South Amherst W Keeler Linwood Park Vermilion Z. D Powell A. H. Weat Vermilion-on-the Lake

Civilization of power versus culture aims at development

The statement contrasts two civilizations: power oriented toward exploiting the world for gain, and culture oriented toward human development, suggesting divergent aims and values in defining civilization.

Spencer Briefs From Spencer Baptist Community

Spencer briefs recount church services, local visits, illnesses, and family news. Names include John Wackerman Lorain, Mrs Malinda Naylor, Stanley Denzen, Rev George Bates, and numerous Spencer residents visiting or hosting relatives from Cleveland, Elyria, Norwalk, Lodi, and Akron. The W. B. A convention and a queen crowning at Cleveland Stadium are noted along with hospitalizations and local gatherings.

Spencer John Wackerman Lorain Spencer Baptist Church John Maurer California Malinda Naylor Vina Bechtel Stanley Denzen Huntington Caroline Light Chatham Derr Bowman Arthur Sanford Lodi Clarence Dague Sherman Kramer Doris Jimmy Akron Irena Auble Kramers Michigan George Bates Ashtabula Oth Bates Hart Stuart Cleveland Charles Dickason Elyria Harold Dill Karl Catherine Fuller R. E Dunbar Ihildren Preston Grover Shephard Worthineton Ohio Harvey Miller Norwalk Kenneth Miller Lois Zeizler Medina George Zeigler R.E Dunbar Jend Preston White Pennsylvania Clarence Billman Wilkinsburg Billman Ivan Kyle Genevieve Heilman Ashland Alva. Fuller Phyllis LE Curtice Bet Charles Walters Harry Lilly Canton Charles Fuller Canonsburg Haines Cleveland Stadium Frances D. Patridge Harmony M. BH Layton Curtice Alva White Walter Bowen Donald Waidrick

Local Social News From Wakeman Area

Wakeman O July 17 social rounds include shoppers in Norwalk Laura Host visiting the Hoyts and cottage calls by the Shelton family near Ceylon. Cleveland visitors Cora Centoben and granddaughter stay with the Gerber family. A Presbyterian Ice Cream Social drew a band to Milan Park Saturday night. The Gerber home hosted a third birthday with a tureen lunch for relatives.

Milan Park Presbyterian Robert Hoyt Evelyn Benson Norwalk C. J. Hart Ceylon Carroll Peabody Elyria Henry Hart Oberlin Fred Peabody

West Ridge Postnuptial Shower and Local Socialities

Mrs. Robert Silver hosted a senior 4-H group bridal event for Mrs. John Porter nee Lucile Penfound at her parents home with Bunco contests, prizes won by Marian Laver Zelda Behramm and Leota Dorusendahl, and a green and white table luncheon. The event coincided with a Pember family reunion and various local notices.

West Ridge Robert Silver John Porter Lucile Penfound Mra. I. F. Eldred Bunco Conteste Mre Porter Marian Laver Zelda Behramm Leota Dorusendahl

Birthday Gathering At Ceylon Cottage

A family birthday event at a Ceylon cottage drew guests from Mansfield Bellevue and Cleveland. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Graber, James Frier, John Graber, Robert Hoyt, Laura Hoyt, C. J. Hoyt, Betty, Joseph and James Lannetti, L. A Burk, Wendell Bayless, Frank Waldron and family, and Plummer Dunkie with their hosts. A delicious 2 PM dinner marked the occasion.

Cleveland L. A Burk Frank Waldron A. B. French River Street Plummer Dunkie C. J. Hoyt Ceylon

Visitors go calling in LaGrange and Elyria area

Walker and family of LaGrange spent Sunday with Mrs. Laura Wade and Edward Sweeny and family in Oberlin. J W Penfound and son Harlan visited Mrs. Wade and Sweeny. Elyria residents Donald Hitsman and Stanley Getz called on relatives. Several families from Elyria Lorain Cleveland and Oberlin visited their kin Sunday and Saturday.

Mra Martin Weidrick George Myers Amherst Henry Myers Cine Hospital Mr Myers Grant Hull California Burgman Perry Stahie Miss Fink Akron Malinda Naslor Alvin Neidhardt Toledo Harry Greetham New London T. W. Messenger Penfield Wellington Homervile Worthington Spencer Mary Curtice Florence Pope Chicago University of Chicago B. C. Pope Lucretia Decker H. H. Drusendahl Adam Moeller Elyria Albert Judge Albert John Cleveland Lester Drusendah Columbus Hazel Caywood Ardith A. R. Kimpton Oberlin Clarence Longbrake George Longbrake Findlay Verne Cleon Charles Schaible E. J. Burrer Beatrice Earl Burrer Clarence Plerea Lorain Dell Johnston A. M. Johnston Charles Toth William Wallhead William Sylvester Asperger

4-H Banner Club Meets West Ridge July 17

The Woeet Carlisle 4-H Banner Club held a hamburg fish fry at Arthur Squires’s home on Butternut Ridge road. Merle Penfound, advisor, led the meeting with business then games and the fish fry. Chester Sprague to entertain July 25. Present: Merle Penfound and son Robert, Leroy Goro, among others.

West Ridge Woeet Carlisle Arthur Squires Butternut Ridge Merle Penfound Chester Sprague Son Robert Carlisle Leroy Goro Oberlin Road

West Ridge WCTU Picnic With Roosevelt Book Review

The West Ridge W C T U will be entertained by Mrs J H Penfound on Thursday afternoon July 25. Mrs R W Richards will present a review from the book Why War Must Cease by Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt. Special music is planned.

W. Cc

17 14-pound rainbow trout lands in Upper Klamath Lake

In Klamath Falls Oregon a 32 inch rainbow weighing 17 pounds was landed in Upper Klamath Lake by Harry Stanlake using a nine ounce fly. It took 45 minutes to land the fish.

Klamath Falls Ore Klamath Lake Har! Stanlake

Rattlesnake display at local paper visit shocks readers

S. J. Symonds, a farmer, showed a rattlesnake necklace and box of rattlesnakes at the Chronicle-Herald. He claimed to have killed 62 rattlers in one year, and the editor asked who the editor of the paper is as the rattlesnake exhibit drew attention.

Chronicle-Herald S. J. Symonds Symonds

Snake Electrocuted Near Boonville

A black snake died quickly after climbing a transformer pole in Boonville while seeking a bird's nest. The 33,000 volt contact sent current through the reptile to a second pole, blowing fifteen dollars worth of fuses.

Boonville

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