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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1939

Page

14

Roosevelt and Wilson echo in modern neutrality clash

Boake Carter contrasts Franklin D. Roosevelt with Woodrow Wilson, arguing both overreach in seeking approval for U S involvement in European power politics. The piece credits Congress with shaping the Neutrality Act after debate and warns against imposing a personal mandate on the nation.

United States Senate United States League Wilson Carter Congress Mr. Wilson League of Nations Cox Franklin D. Roosevelt Cordell Hull Whco Woodrow Wilson America Roosevelt Senator Pittman White House Senate Foreign Relations Committee House Senate Mr. Roosevelt

South Ridge News Notes

South Ridge reports Alvin Fowl, Allen Humphry and Thomas Snyder spending the week at Boys State program activities and events in the area.

South Ridge Alvin Fowl Allen Humphry Thomas Snyder

School Board Sells Two Notes to Local Bank

The Elyria City Board of Education sold two notes issued under the Ohio School Foundation Program to Elyria Savings and Trust Company after the bank bid 2 3/8 percent interest. The notes totaling 21,393.51 and 40,836.47 cover state money due last September and December, with the state agreeing to assume interest and reimburse local payments. The notes are payable in two years, and the state will continue interest payments until fully paid.

Elyria City Board of Education Ohio School Foundation Elyria Savings and Trust Company W. O. McClellan State Department of Education

Sunday School Delegates Return From Linwood Park Camp

Malcolm Fowl and Joy Johnston returned home Sunday evening after representing the local Sunday School and the E L C E Society at Linwood Park. Nearby families and visitors from Cleveland, Lorain, and Miami, Florida joined gatherings and showers in the area.

Linwood Park Vermilion Malcolm Fowl Joy Johnston E. L. C. E. Society H. C. Delefield Christena Cook Henry Haag N. Murray Ridge Cleveland A. Gingerick Barbara Miami, Florida

Prodigious young reader devours 215 books at home

New Orleans reports 11 year old Eugene Dumesni has read 215 books since September 1938, all at home with side notes from textbooks ignored. His outside reading dominates his study, while textbooks remain a hobby between times.

New Orleans Eugene Dumesni

Weed Penetrates Plank In Winnipeg Yard Discovery

In Winnipeg a dandelion root pierced an inch thick plank, proving the weed's remarkable strength as a piece of lumber contained an unbroken root path. The incident showcases the tenacity of common weeds in apparently solid material.

Winnipeg

Merry Clark faces tough choices in Virginia town

Merry Clark promises her parents to quit dating Johnny Norfolk as Sam Henderson plans to help the Clark family finances. Sam reveals he is married, proposes a marriage of convenience, and Merry agrees to the arrangement while she contends with servants debts and looming New York trip.

Merry Clark Virginia Johnny Norfolk Sam Henderson New Yorker Tie Clarks Merry Sam New York Emma Pear Flora Robert Clark Cross Purposes Flora Clark Honer San Waker Iceman Norfolk

Columbia Circle To Meet Columbia

The Women’s Baptist Mission Circle will meet with Mrs. Jesse Glass on the afternoon of July 26. A picnic was held at the Harry Stadden home at the last meeting. The program on Patriotism featured roles by Miss Rowena Ingersoll Miss Ordella Walker Mrs. Harold Landon and Norman Putt.

Columbia Women's Baptist Mission Circle Jesse Glass Harry Stadden

Ladies Aid Meeting At Methodist Church July 27

The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs Lyle Martin on July 27 afternoon for a missionary meeting with speaker. A quiz bee led by Mrs Dorothy Dengler delighted twenty attendees at the Wade home. An ice cream social netted over twenty dollars with Vida Martin chairing the making and Miss Maude Bush in charge. Lucile Churchward served as treasurer.

Ladies Aid Society The Methodist Church Lyle Martin Dorothy Dengler Richard Wade Vida Martin Maude Bush

Marriage of Joseph Madak and Josephine Hall at Olmsted Falls

Joseph Madak wed Miss Josephine Hall on July 8 in Olmsted Falls church. The couple will live in a new home on the Madak farm. Also noted are Roland and Dale Martin's return from Brighton Michigan and Mrs. Lawrence Burnett caring for Mrs. Richard VanArsdale and baby.

Joseph Madak Josephine Hall Arthur Hall Morth Olmsted Olmsted Falls Church Madak Roland Dale Martin Brighton Michigan Lawrence Burnett Richard VanArsdale Rollie Fitch Nebraska Leo Ackerman Avon Grant

Tic kle-toe dance charms Elyria in popular halls

Elyria sees a new dance the tic kle-toe gaining rapid popularity in local dance halls. Ice cream cones price raised to seven cents. Vermilion threatens to leave Erie County for Lorain County with Erie officials warning of a tough fight while Lorain County officials show cautious welcome.

Elyria Vermilion Erie County Lorain County Sandusky

Street widening to finish by August on Second Street

Second Street should reopen to traffic around August 1 after weeks of widening and repaving between Middle and East Avenues. The state highway department plans to let bids in September for Lake Road paving if Sheffield Lake passes legislation to raise 42000 dollars, the village share.

Second Street Middle

Local Family News Highlights Reunions and Visits

Families and friends gather across cities including Cleveland Elyria Medina Valley City Wellington Grafton and Columbia for reunions weddings and visits. Notable movements include the Schaeffer clan gathering at Mrs Lucy Ives home and Marian Bainbridge’s approaching marriage a Columbia schools teacher.

Rundie Little Son Ralph Richard Lindstrom Robert Harrington Roland Bartter Camp Crag Richard Reising Elyria Hubert Morlock Schaeffer Lucy Ives Cleveland Medina Valley City Wellington Grafton Columbia Russell Fitch Madak Hall North Olmsted Marian Bainbridge Willard Hathaway E. M. Hathaway la Grange Frank Dubosh Guy Goodman West River Road Sitler Goshen Indiana Anne Katherine Johnson Roy Putt Wesley Walters Boy Scout Club Clmsied Gest

Winters of Cleveland visit cottage in Royalton

Miss Fern Godell of Portland Oregon is house guest of her cousins Mr and Mrs J J Prindle at their Royalton cottage on a Sunday visit confirming ties between families in the region.

Cleveland Royalton Fern Gdell Portland Oregon J. J. Prindle

Philadelphia Zoo Receives Maned Wolf in Capture

The Philadelphia Zoo has acquired a maned wolf a South American native not actually a wolf nor maned. It is reddish brown with a black back stripe long legs and nose and loves rodents. Curator Roger Conant notes it is a wild dog type with two others in captivity at Washington and Vienna.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Zoo South America Roger Conant Conant Washington Vienna

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