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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1937

Page

10

Citizens urged to lobby against court packing schemes

David Lawrence argues that 100000 citizens should visit Washington to pressure senators and representatives over FDRs court packing plan. He cites past mass protests and warns citizens neglect their duties as elites urge a personal lobby for democracy preservation and local groups to travel to Washington to lobby for freedom to choose.

David Lawrence Washington District of Columbia Lawrence Con&Bressman Roosevelt Supreme Court Union United States Washinon Wallace H. L. Mencken BO America

Broadys Ointment Promises Cure For Ringworm Claims

An advertisement extols Broadys Ointment for athlete's foot and ringworm. A testimonial from William Gehm of 1274 Clifton Prado, Lakewood, says ten years of ringworm were cured after several treatments, and the product is available at independent druggists.

Broadys Wm. Gehm Clifton Prado Lakewood Broady Drugeasts

Morning Glory Club Hosts Card Night in Avon

Avon residents enjoyed a Saturday evening at the Morning Glory Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Wilford with card games and prizes awarded to Mrs. Andrew Mittendorf Mrs. Lena Mittendorf and Mrs. Ed Klingshire. A lunch followed and the next gathering will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank XX Dechant. Lena Mittendorf attended as guest of the club. The local Boy Scouts meet Monday at the Baptist church with a report on their Washington jamboree to be shared with parents and friends.

Avon Morning Glory C. T Wilford Andrew Mittendorf Lena Mittendorf Ed. Klingshire Frank XX. Dechant The Baptist Church Washington, D.C

Local social calls across Elyria LaPorte and Berlin Heights

Mr and Mrs Andrew Mittendorf spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Smith in Elyria. Ira Gough and family visited at the Walter Gough home in LaPorte. Arnold Laubenthal and family spent Sunday at William Wilmeérink's home in Lakewood. W Z Barr and daughter June spent Saturday at the Lowry home in Berlin Heights.

Andrew Mittendorf Will Smith Elyria Ira Gough Walter Gough LaPorte Arnold Laubenthal William Wilmeérink Lakewood W. Z. Barr June Lowry Berlin Heights

Sunday School Board Meeting in South Amherst

The South Amherst Methodist Church Sunday School Board met Friday evening at Superintendent Elmer Harris home. Routine work was transacted and favorable reports were given. A social hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs. Harris for Rev. B. H. Ryan and several attendees, including Mrs. Lod Gibson, Miss Margaret Rice, Harold Allsop, Mrs. Robert Allsop, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bryant, Floyd Bryant, and Elmer Harris. A 1937 Newport summer visitor, a local high school graduate, was noted as recently receiving a scholarship.

South Amherst Methodisl Church Elmer Harris Harris B. H. Ryan Lod Gibson Margaret Rice Harold Allsop Robert Allsop Don Bryant Floyd Bryant

Oberlin to Sharon guest list traced through Ohio areas

Report lists visitors and guests visiting households in Sharon Pennsylvania and nearby Ohio towns. Mentions Mr and Mrs William Emery, Mr and Mrs James White, Fred Osterland returning to Cleveland, and social visits by Mr and Mrs Walter Hrueck Mr and Mrs Kenneth Henderson of North Olmsted and Mr and Mrs W Henderson of Fostoria at the Moore residence.

William Emery James White Sharon Pennsylvania Fred Osterland Cleveland Walter Hrueck Kenneth Henderson North Olmsted W. Henderson Fostoria H. ©. Moore

Carlisle Friends Surprise Mrs Bailey On Birthday

Carlisle report describes a birthday surprise for Mrs A P Bailey with 26 relatives and friends at her Hast Avenue home. Guests shared musical entertainment, three special cakes, home made ice cream, and gifts including a china tea set. The guest list names Elyria and Graf ton residents among others. The article also notes a separate social at Graf ton Road for Mrs Max Morgan and a Bingo event with local attendees. It mentions church circle hosting on Indian Hollow Road and a Cleveland wedding attendance, plus Boy Scouts traveling to Kingsville aboard the steamer Chippewa.

Carlisle A. P. Bailey Hast Avenue Bailey Wiliam Erdman Emma Lou Betty Walter Reisinger Charles Swinderman James Sparr Charles Willen Elyria Norman Reisinger Eileen Merle Reisinger Grafton Edward Smith Archie Welton Janet Kenneth Welton Josephine Charles Frances Bailey East Avenue Frank Crawford Church of Christ Ladies Ald Indian Hollow Road Elizabeth Reisinger la Porte Cleveland Robert Fling Kingsville Canada

Penfield Farm Women Picnic Highlights Local Socials

The Penfield Farm Women's Club held its annual picnic at Rice's Dam on Tuesday July 13 with a noon dimmer. Guests included Mrs. Pickard and daughters of Avon and Miss Kathryn Lucas. The Fellowship of the Methodist Aid Society met for an afternoon gathering with lunch served by Mrs. Howard Andrews and others. Nearby visitors and relatives stopped by at Lakeside, Wooster Park, Chippewa Lake, Memorial Hospital, and Canton during the week, including families of the Christy, Gregg, and Leach households visiting local kin.

Penfield Farm Woman’s Club Rice's Dam Pickard Avon Kathryn Lucas Lawrence Betts Methodist Aid Society Fay Bowe Olla Dague Wellington Wilson Davison A. A. Jones Dewey Kies Howard Andrews C. &. Dickason Dorothy Smith Lakeside Clyde Jackson Ellsworth Ray Wooster Park Chippewa Lake Theodore Gregg Norwalk Paul Gregg New London Walter Gregg Anna Christy Agnes Strong Celia McEwing Memorial Hospital John Christy Misa Ida Christy Virginia Lois Lorene Leach Mack Watts Canton James Breyley Cleveland Jank Woolridge Oberlin J. B. Eglin Jay G. Starr Chicago Ira Starr Everette Minkler Elyria B. B. Minkler

Elyria Town Line Jolly Hustlers Meet Elyria Townline Road

Betty Gunder hosted the 4 H Jolly Hustlers meeting with a social hour and refreshments after a brief business session. Members and guests from West Ridge and Elyria Townline attended, with upcoming hosting duties noted for August and a busy schedule of visits and social events described.

Jolly Hustlers Elyria Townline Road Betty Gunder Tha Patricia Fowl Jane Harriet Mason Marian Lauer Lois Eldred Doris Munich Zalma Schramm Virginija Simms Virginia Sippel West Ridge Frances Mackett Elyria Townline

Local social notes from Cleveland visitors and weddings

Recent visitors to Cleveland include Mr and Mrs Wm Mucho and Mrs Maggie Culbertson as well as Rev and Mrs Norris visiting Springfield Illinois with their daughter Robert Green of Cleveland. The Marquette family hosted over the weekend and Dr Marquette is at the Cleveland Clinic. Frances Marquette Crumrna wed Charles Bichl of Mansfield on June 26 in Louisville Kentucky. Grandson Richard Dale Althaus of Ithaca Michigan and Miss Corliss Elaine Marnack of Durand Michigan announced their marriage. Elizabeth Richards returned from several weeks with relatives in Hillsdale Michigan. BE Baker is convalescing after surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital Highland.

Ore Cleveland Wm, Mucho Maggie Culbertson Norris Springfield Robert Green Marquette Hillsdale Michigan BE. E. Baker Good Samaritan Hospital Aghland

Rochester Woman Hurt In Fall In Front Of Home

Mrs. Rachel Mitettell, nearly 80, fractured her hip after a sidewalk fall outside her Rochester home Tuesday evening. She was taken to Falls Clinic for bone setting and remains in serious condition. Her invalid brother, C. C. Curry, is cared for at home by sister Jennie Beardaley.

Rochester Rachel Mitettell Falls Clinic C. C. Curry Jennie Beardaley

Birmingham Brieks Birmingham News Briefs

Mrs Will Stevens of Huron visited Mrs Andrews Schisler Friday afternoon The Florence Grange held a dance at the High School Auditorium with Shinsky Orchestra dancing games bingo and cards Mrs Roy Collin visited Mrs Bernard Fox and Mrs H J West Wednesday The Ladies Card Club held final Secret Sister meeting Friday at Mrs Jessie Berkmeyer home with Mrs Joe Bickel hostess A pot luck dinner followed by games and contests Mrs Frank Fisher spent Thursday with her mother Mrs Jane Twining Ralph Welz spent Thursday evening with his parents Mr and Mrs H J Welz Mr Schaffer of Fremont visiting daughter Mrs Jacob Swonger and family

Birmingham Will Stevens Huron Andrew Schisler Hiorence Grange Shinsky Roy Collin Bernard Fox H. J. West Ladies Card Club Jessie Berkmeyer Joe Bickel Jane Twining Ralph Welz H. J. Wels Mr. Schaffer Fremont Jacob Swonger

Local notices of reunions and school enrollment

Ris and Clarksfield residents traveled to Ixent Ohio on Tuesday for the State Teacher's College year enrollment. Mr and Mrs E A Garisa and Alvin attended the Green family reunion at Jay Green home in Camden. Miss Helen Harper of Cleveland visited Mrs Harry Rowland. Farmers in the area received the last of their soil conservation checks at Wellington. Saturday Lawrence Snyder and daughters attended the Landon family reunion at Brookside Park in Ashland.

Ris Clarksfield Ixent State Teacher's College E. A. Garisa Alvin Green Jay Green Camden Helen Harper Cleveland Harry Rowland Wellington Lawrence Snyder l Landon Brookside Park Ashland

Sir Oliver Lodge Dances On Eighty sixth Birthday In Leamington

On his eighty six birthday Sir Oliver Lodge danced at his son’s home in Leamington England after taking a walk before breakfast.

Sir Oliver Lodge Leamington England

Nova Briefs Highlights Local Travel Additions

Nova briefs note several residents traveling and visiting relatives across the country. Mr and Mrs Ohling and small son and Mrs May Van Scoy returned from the West. Van Scoy visited a brother in Washington while Ohling visited parents in Montana. A C Philips and son Junior returned from Baltimore Maryland after a week with relatives. Professor Hart of Boston was a Nova visitor recently.

NOVA B. Ohling May van Scoy West van Scoy Washington Ohling Montana A. C. Philips Baltimore Maryland Professor Hart Boston Bud Norris Cleveland Roy Culbertson Lorain Charles Slater Elyria Leo Steis North Olmstead Herbert Rods

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