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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1935

Page

10

Cotton Farmers Defend AAA March on Washington Looms

Southern cotton farmers plan a march on Washington to defend farm program amid Senate fight over AAA amendments. Court rulings challenge tax collections funding benefits while debates threaten a vote next week. Alabama Sen Bankhead cites farmer support as opponents press for constitutional battles.

Washington Senate Joseph T. Robinson Texas AAA Supreme Court Randolph Bryant Sherman John H. Bankhead Ala Alabama Washisston

Beecher Orchestra to Perform at Crystal Beach Ballroom

Gene Beecher and his Side Club Orchestra return to Crystal Beach Ballroom Vermilion tomorrow night with Lois Dustin singing hits of the day. The popular group previously played at Crystal Beach and is being brought back by request.

Gene Beecher Crystal Beach Vermilion Lois Dustin

Seeley birthday party and extended local visits in Brighton

Bright on July 20 guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Seeley Mrs Eva Chapman Frank Andrus Rex Rowell and son Donald and Walter Mosher. Attended events honored Dwight Seeley. relatives and friends from Oberlin Lakewood Chicago Rochester and West Virginia visited homes and shared meals and gatherings across multiple days.

Brighton Leonard Seeley Eva Chapman Frank Andrus Rex Rowell Donald Walter Mosher Chas. Beeter Mr. Seeley Dwight Seeley

Death Notice for John Tuttle in Bedminster New Jersey

News of John Tuttle's passing reaches Miss Nellie Tuttle and Mrs. Harvey Merrill. He died at his Bedminster home after visiting relatives in the area years ago. Various relatives and friends in Wellington, Cleveland, and Sep t a bul a sent condolences and remembered his friendships. Local notices also mention gatherings and visits among the Tuttle and Merrill families and others in Ohio and nearby areas.

Nellie Tuttle Harvey Merrill John Tuttle Bedminster New Jersey Tttle R. B. Tuttle

Sunday Visitors From Ohio Towns and Nearby Areas

A round of social visits unfolds across Bay Bridge Wellington Milan and surrounding communities. Families including Greene Meyers Perkins and Zeige gathered at Bay Bridge and Brookside Park while Veltrie Sutlite and Veltrie relatives visit in Wellington Milan and Nova. Dolor es McCreedy and Trulah Vel trie exchange visits. Bligh enjoys Steepr Hollow Lake outing. Seeley and Lampen kin visit Birmingham Ohio.

G. Clement Greene Betty Gordon George A. G. Meyers Bay Bridge Ohio Erwin Perkins Donald Taylor Brookside Park Cleveland Jesse Burgs Reuben Zeige Henry Carr Sanda Ohio Margaret Veltrie Bert Ewell Barberton Charlotte Bligh Steepr Hollow Lake Loch Charles Seeley C. E. Gil C. H. Lampen Wilma Lampen Carrie Howe Birmingham

Belden Club Meets and Jolly Jo’s Season Ends

Kan den club gathered at Grange Hall with a visitor from Elyria, Ken neth Kline, Maynard Rising and Merle Lenman Jr. to Camp Craig for three days. Jolly Jo’s closed season with two members headed to Camp Craig and five to Vermilion on the Lake. Briefs mention a Victor Elias family picnic, May Belle Reisinger shower, and visits among local families.

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Cowboy Millionaire Opens Tomorrow at Dreamland Theatre

At The Theatres Action ranges from London to Arizona. The Cowboy Millionaire stars George O'Brien in a new type action film. Also noted are Marjorie and son Fred Maybell Reisinger and Dr Eugene Witzel as Wednesday guests of the Reisingers. Later, Mrs George Grabenstetter and daughters Rosemary and Doris visited Cleveland with guests Frances Di Nola and Jean DiNola.

Henry Hull Lester Matthews Rivoli Theatre London Arizona Dreamland Theatre George O’brien Marjorie Fred MayBella Reisinger Eugene Witzel D. G. Reisinger George Grabenstetter Rosemary Doris Frances DiNola Jean DiNola Cleveland Kemp Brennan

Avon Lake Shower For Recent Bride

Avon Lake July 20 Mrs WilliameKatterhenry hosted a mixed shower for her cousin Mrs William Goods a daughter of Mr and Mrs Tomblin Attendees included Mrs Tomlin and son Donald and many Avon Lake and nearby residents The bride received many gifts and prizes were awarded in a game Refreshments followed The Ladies Auxiliary to the American Legion plans a Chow Mein dinner at the Chateau Walker Road tonight at 7 pm Also brief notices on local guests and visits from Lakewood Sandusky and Cleveland residents.

Avon Lake WilliameKatterhenry William Goodsa Elnora Tomln Mat Tomblin Tomlin Donald M. A. Tomlin Avon Wayne Black Abbie Biltz Nellie Roger Ward Iris Sanduski Robert Foster Elytia Christ Goods Frank Schiltz Steve Pandy Harold Simpson Jung Lorain Thomas Blaby Ridgeville Edward Pitts Cleveland Louise Burnham Lakewood Fred Schuab Sandusky Buneo Betty Schuab American Legion Chateau Lon Walker Road Mary Constance Betty Osterland Reta Burkhardt William Hinz B. Beidler Mary Simons Mary Stauder Roy Whale Perry Taylor Lyman Hitchcock Wilbur Copopa Bowers Sally Fields George Bell Lake Road

Expedition Heads for 6500-Foot Canyon in Chihuahua

An expedition arrives in the Mexican state of Chihuahua to explore a canyon reported months earlier to be 6500 feet deep, 15 miles wide, and over 100 miles long. The article also notes the Arabian Nights translation into Uzbek by the Uzbekistan Institute of Language and Literature, then mentions Russia.

Chihuahuas Uzekistan Institute of Language and Literature Russia

James T. Hamlin Receives State Manager Post

James T. Hamlin, youngest son of Attorney L. D. Hamlin, is named State Manager of the Department of Handicapped Workers of Winds. A 1925 EB High School graduate, 1929 Baldwin-Wallace alumnus, he won a Baldwin-Wallace senior-year fellowship at Oberlin College. He joined the Illinois State Employment Bureau in 1930 and has five years with the Service.

James T. Hamlin L. D. Hamlin Department of Handicapped Workers of Winds Mr. Hamlin H. S Baldwin-Wallace Oberlin College Mwlinois State Employment Bureau

Dismantling of Old Robinson Fire Engines Marks End of Era

The 1911 city council bought two Robinson 750 gallon engines for the fire department at 8000 dollars each. Fire Chief Wallace N Bates defended the purchase. After 25 years in service one engine at Fire Station No 2 is dismantled by Master Mechanic Elmer Waldron with parts stored for future use at Station No 3. The remaining engine to be kept, while the chassis will eventually be sold after full decommissioning. Bates noted both engines could pump about 6000 gallons per minute.

Robinson Wallace N. Bates Bates Elmer Waldron Sid Hudson Frank Lysaght No. 3 Ahrens-Fox

Carlisle Grange Hosts West Ridge Meeting on Oberlin Road

Carlisle Grange 1502 held its regular meeting on Tuesday at the Oberlin road hall with 55 attendees. Merle Penfound led routine business as plans for a Grange display at the fair were discussed and a radio program featuring local youths followed.

Carlisle Grange West Ridge Oberlin Road Merle Penfound Bud Porter Leroy Gatro Donald Crosier Julius Alex Toth Betty Miller Leota Drusendahl Mariam Lauer

Two Arrested As Suspects In Torso Murder

In Eau Claire Wisconsin on July 20 a man and a woman detained by Detective Berger Thompson resembled Harry Jung and Evelyn Smith as suspects in the torso slaying of Ervin J Lang. They named themselves L D Gamaro and Helen Whitlow of Washington DC with plans to sail to Vancouver and then the Philippines. They carried 1400 in postal money orders and 69 in cash. Police doubt the Filipino claim and note the Lang victim as a half breed. Lang was garroted and his legs hacked off, found July 8 in a swamp. Mrs Blanche Dunkel admitted she hired killers due to jealousy of another woman.

Eau Claire Wis Harry Jung Evelyn Smith Ervin J. Lang Berger Thompson L. D. Gamaro Helen Whitlow Washington D.C Vancouver B. C Philippines Thompson D. C Jang Lang Blanche Dunkel

Towel Shower For Miss Clark

The Tipakado Club entertained Kathryn Ellis and met at Ida Clark’s home at 218 Loder. After refreshments, a towel shower was given for Ida Clark who will be married in August. Present were Helen Harris Kathryn Ellis Lille Carter Hazel Wilson Teddy Jones Nettie Whitworth Evelyn Thompson Kathryn Price Mona Hull Dorothy Smith Tina Hayes Nettie Clark.

Tipakado Club Kathryn Ellis Ida Clark Loder Helen Harris Kathryn Elis Lille B. Carter Hazel Wilson

Wrist Watch Stolen From Factory Locker

Betty Kalis of 120 Nichols Beaurt reported to police that her locker at Western Automatic Company was broken into and a wrist watch belonging to her was taken. She said the theft occurred Monday while she was at work.

Betty Kalis Nichols

Couples flock to altar as 57 licenses issued in Brooke County

Wellsburg report notes 57 marriage licenses granted in one day, the third highest 24 hour total in Brooke County history. Couples rushed to wed as licenses were issued in a single day, signaling a strong local demand for marriage ceremonies.

Wellsburg Brooke County

West Ridge ladies host home opening meeting

Harriet Mason Lois Eldred Seota Drusendahl will open her home for the next meeting. Mr and Mrs Clifford Hart and daughters Betty and Jane of Cleveland were guests Sunday of Mrs H J Hillier and husband.

Harriet Mason Lois Eldred Seota Drusendahl West Ridge Doris Minnich Dorothy Tittle Oberlin Road Clifford Hart Betty Jane Cleveland H. J. Hillier

Elyria Visitors Call on Local Residents

Mr and Mrs Raymond Thompson and children of Elyria called on Mrs Robert Silver at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J F Eldred Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Ollie Minnich and son Roger were dinner guests Sunday greeting Mr and Mrs Matt Smith of Chestnut Ridge Mr and Mrs Rollin Hobill and children Marian and Rollin Jr called on his aunt Mrs Etta Brown Sunday evening

Mary Gnas Wellington Donasa Robert, Hemphil Carl Ensign Cleveland M. E. Merrill George Robishaw Septabula J. A. Gordon Cleveland Heights Guy Lowrey Raymond Thompson Elyria Robert Silver J. F. Eldred Ollie Minnich Roger Matt Smith Chestnut Ridge Rollin Hobill Marian Rollin Jun Etta Brown

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