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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1938

Page

11

Judging Tour For Girls Four-H Club Announced

The judging schedule for girls Four-H Clubs was announced by Miss Frances Eckert the county home demonstration agent. The tour runs July 3 to August 9 with judge Mrs. Christine Dambach of Dayton who previously judged Lorain County clubs. She will judge the style revue August 4 and the Home Demonstration Contest July 29. The schedule lists judging at Lake Avenue School South Amherst School LaGrange School East Oberlin Church Brownhelm Congregational Church Columbia Town Hall and more with various advisors and times through August 9.

Frances Eckert Christine Dambach Dayton Kibler Lorain County Dambach Ohio State University Lake Avenue Otto Jabbusch Helen Hazel Taylor Betty Kelley Eleanora Biddinger East Oberlin Leona Wellman Burdelle Hutchison Don Bryant William Gerber Brighthill Agnes Lottmann Brownhelm Congregational Church H. J. Leimbach Ruth Pippert Marion Streicher R. W. Bechtel Columbia Town Hall Murrle Fish Thelma Boone Ethel Hershey Alice Lindstrom M. H. Bartter Lindstrom Wesley Samslow Zelda Schramm Lois Eldred Schramm Mable Spaeth Clifford McGill Otis Lyndes Agnes Wise Ruth Lehman

Betts Family Reunion at Wellington Fair Grounds

Mr and Mrs Earl Betts and children attended the Betts family reunion at the Wellington Fair Grounds Sunday. Seventy eight were present and all had a very enjoyable time. Also noted were visits by Bert Ewell and granddaughter Delores Davis and Mrs Ewell's son and daughter in law. Karl Davis and children of Akron visited relatives in West Virginia. Violetta McCullough drove to Cleveland Sunday to spend the day with Caroline Smith.

Brighton Earl Betts Betts Wellington Fair Grounds Bert Ewell Delores Davis Ewell Karl Davis Akron West Virginia Violetta McCullough Cleveland Caroline Smith C. H. Lamphere H. H. Patrick Sparta Ohio Michigan A. L. Jenkins Mildred Law Litchfield Effie) Davis M. E Merrill John Thomas Chicago George Greene Henry Techert Camden Delores Janes Q. Jean Mary Lou Seberish Lorain Roy Bottorff Allen Tolle Lakewood Will McKenze

Everyday Movies Notes on Local Social Gatherings

Denys Wortman chronicles a flurry of social visits across towns as families and friends travel, host, and spend days with relatives. The list includes Mrs C H Lamphere, Rev H H Patrick, Mr and Mrs Jenkins, Mildred Law, Effie Davis, Dean McClellan, Alice Andrus, and many others visiting Cleveland Lorain Wellington Milan and Syracuse, with picnics and birthday remembrances noted.

West Ridge News Notes Show Local Visits and Club Activities

Ruth Manus of Oberlin spent a week with grandparents as West Ridge residents hosted guests including Henri Pallas Bert Garrison and Charles William of Elyria. Rose Shauver visited Berlin friends while 4 H and Pomona Grange events filled the week with meetings picnics and contests at Linwood Park Vermilion Elyria and Gulf Road.

Ruth Manus Oberlin Henri Pallas Bert Garrison Charles William Elyria Rose Shauver Wheatly Lorain J. H. Penfound Inberlin Marguerite Mason Doris Minnich Zelda Schramm

Elyrian Attending Camp In Indiana

Captain Maurice J. Moon of Elyria Ohio is at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana for two weeks active duty with the 30th Infantry instructing Citizens Military Training Camp. The camp draws 2250 young men from Ohio Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia and is run by the 330th Infantry under Col L A Kunzig. Moon will take part in target practice marching shelter tents minor tactics sanitation first aid citizenship training and other basic military subjects, with a recreational program including band concerts movies boxing and wrestling.

Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana Maurice J. Moon W. Ave. Elyria Ohio Kentucky West Virginia 330Th Infantry L. A. Kunzig Moon

British Palestine turmoil crops up in Jewish camp claim

Opening dispatch reports Jews lodged in British concentration camps in Palestine on suspicions of aiding anti Arab activity in Haifa and Jerusalem. Marines patrol cities as guerrilla warfare, assassinations, murders and bombings surge. Britain eyes strategic near eastern role tied to Suez, Haifa refueling, and Balfour legacy amid immigration debates.

Jerusalem Haifa Russia Britain Near East Palestine Strate Hull Europe Hitler Mediterranean Suez Canal

Mystery of the Silver Teapot in the Potter Payne House

Cynthia Glenn spins a tale to secure a match for Irene Potter Payne while scheming as secretary for Mrs. Potter Payne. Bruce Kerr and Tommy pursue farming, prompting family tensions, mistaken suspicions, and a vanished teapot that returns, as Peter Moore and Miss Kate untangle motives in a winded, early chapter cliffhanger.

Cynthia Gienn Peter Moore Potter - Payne Irene Tommy Bruce Beatrice Kerr Cynthia Potter~ Paynes Jennie Smith Cynthia Glenn Mrs. Potter-Payne Kerrs Peter Reruce Mrs. Potter- Payne Beatrice Kate Pete Miss Kate Potter-Paynes Irene Potter- Payne

The Arabs After World War One and the British Sellout

The piece argues Turks and British fostered a unified Arab state dream led by Lawrence of Arabia. It claims such promises vanished postwar as Britain shifted to Jewish colonization in Palestine, creating multiple Arab states and spurring Arab uprisings amid rising Jewish migration from 65,000 to over 400,000 in Palestine.

Germany Lawrence of Arabia Near East Lawrence Antolia Aden Shaw Lawrence of Palestine Saudi Arabia Yemen Transjordania Iraq Lebanon Syria Sanjak Alexandretta Zion Jerusalem

Y Indus Club Plans Camp Trip To Elyria YMCA

Members of the Y Indus Club will travel to the Elyria YMCA Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermilion River tomorrow night to finish roof repairs on a cabin. Regardless of weather, they will meet at the Y and, after camp work, proceed to Vermilion for supposed support noted in years 1920 192 1929 1933 and 1936.

Y-Indus Club Elyria

Sub-Deb Sewers Hold Meeting and Picnic at Cascade Park

The Eaton 4-H Sub-Deb Sewers met at Mary Cook’s home with perfect attendance to plan Camp Craig delegates Emily Ertl and Susan Wargo and held a treasure hunt. Twenty-four members and guests attended a Cascade Park picnic with cake by Garnet Phelps and Ruby Cornish. Next meetings set for July 19 at Lavora Hawke’s home and July 19 at the schoolhouse afternoon.

Eatoon Mary Cook Camp Craig Emily Ertl Susan Wargo Helen Osborne Marvan Bott Dorothy Bott D S Cook Emily Uest Lavora Hawke Betty Garretson Alma Box Sweet Delights Cascade Park Garnet Phelps Ruby Cornish

Camp Craig Outing For Women July 24–27 Registration One Dollar

All women planning to register for the Camp Craig outing from July 24 through July 27 should enroll now. The program covers Nature Study Music Appreciation Games Talks on Highway Safety Hobby Exchange and Use of Pictures in the Home with competent instructors. Victor Reese Ohio State University Floriculturist will present moving pictures of gardens Monday evening at 9 30. Those wishing to go from this place should report to Mrs A BP Martin or Mrs B M Ross. Mr and Mrs W F Splete hosted a picnic dinner on their lawn Sunday with ten covers for nieces and families from Cleveland Cleveland Heights and Memphis Tennessee along with Mr and Mrs Earl Hawke and family from Nova and Mr and Mrs W

Camp Craig Victor Reese Ohio State University BP. Martin B. M. Ross W. F. Splete Cleveland Cleveland Heights Memphis Tennessee Earl Hawke Nova

Police Report On Possession Of Car

Elyria police reported that an automobile originally sold to Ralph Cothern of 344 Second Street was re posses sed by City Loan Company and resold to Harold McConkey of 408 Woodland Avenue. Police investigated after Cothern claimed he was arrested for drunken driving and a man claiming to be from a finance company took the keys. The original license plates were turned over to the loan company and are in police possession.

Elyria Ralph Cothern Second Street City Loan Company Harold McConkey Woodland Avenue Cothern Couity R. Hawke Alma George Harrison Lee Walkden Chatham Clarence Dyke Mary Fishburn Walter Fishburn Ray Firestone Cleveland Arthur Fishburn Theodore Carpenter Carlisle Janet Longben Mt. Rainer Maryland Charles Fay Frank Akron Myr Clarence Fildes Etta Jane George Komm Everett Larke Spencer A. K. Stevenson William Senter Lodi Hospital Harvey Traxler Isabelle Traxter Gerald Webber Traxter

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