Miss Ruit C Kelling To Be Bride On August 23rd
Miss Ruit C Kelling announced she will marry Frank Bolowhi on August 23 at a party given at her West Avenue home. The couple attended Elyria schools and work in local industry.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1939
Page
10
Miss Ruit C Kelling announced she will marry Frank Bolowhi on August 23 at a party given at her West Avenue home. The couple attended Elyria schools and work in local industry.
Mrs E J Howenstine hosted a luncheon at her Park avenue home for the YWCA executive committee board staff and guests in honor of Miss Roma Bader who will soon leave the YWCA. After lunch the group played Categories and Miss Bader received a leather desk set as a gift. Garden flowers decoried the long luncheon table.
The talking motion picture Golgotha will be shown tonight at 8 at the Sunday School hall of St Pauls Evangelical Church. Sponsored by the Women’s Club, the event aims to inform the public about the life of Christ. A matinee for children was held earlier at 2:30 this afternoon.
Wakeman notes cover a Wednesday picnic at Dunns Flats and a Grange social with ice cream and pie at the Grange Hall. Also reported are the Fellowship Class picnic at Mrs Lela Green’s home, a Psalm recital, and a roll call. Obituary news: Mrs Stratton dies after an accident near Ravenna Ohio. Mr Stratton moved to Norwalk Hospital. Other local touches include W HS connections and a hospital stay for Wm Winters.
Local clubs and social groups list meetings in Oberlin Elyria and nearby areas including Daughters of Sahara Rainbow for Girls and Knights of Columbus. The page also details social gatherings, church events and family visits with numerous names and addresses across Grafton Road Kenyon and Cleveland streets.
Franks are a favorite for picnics and family meals. Broiled on sticks or served in salads, they adapt to many dishes and can be part of a mixed grill or roast for quick summer entertaining.
A porch luncheon feature lists a roast of Weiners with mustard sauce mixed salad bowl pineapple icebox cake hot canned baked beans and a cabbage tomato slaw plus sugared doughnuts for dessert.
Members of the Carlisle Church and Sunday School Board met at LaForté Missionary Church auditorium with Rev Thomas Hughes presiding. Miss Ava Pithin reported on the last meeting and Ruth Ehrlie issued a financial report.
Mr and Mrs Boyle and Katherine McCreedy of Cleveland spend the week at the lake. Mr and Mrs J Ward and son Howard of Gallipolis and Mr and Mrs Paul Palmer of Cleveland visit Mr and Mrs Carl Cattonoch. Pierce McCreedy at Camp Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana promoted to sergeant. Mrs W G Ferver of Pennsylvania arrived Saturday to attend the Home Coming Picnic as guest of Mrs C H Shelton.
Cranby records show 15 births 15 marriages and 15 deaths for 1938 all totals matching the 13 letters in the heading vital statistics.
The article argues Britain and France fear war and would lose heavily, while Germany and Italy hold military advantages. It notes Britain’s weakened naval and coal positions, Germany’s fortified Rhine barrier, and Poland's limited defenses, with treaties seen as non binding in a crisis. Mussolini’s potential influence across the Adriatic is mentioned amid a nervous European balance.
Transfers reported by The Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company show numerous property assignments across Lorain Amherst Sheffield and Wellington Townships including parcels on East 32nd Street Taylor Avenue and East Broad Street. Parties include Balint Govich Serroza Cooky Pitts Manos and Widder with transfers to Nowicki Fate Nahm and others. The record notes a concluding editorial paragraph about totalitarianism and the risk of war due to misjudgments and misinformation.
An American Navy pay clerk was beaten by a Japanese army sentry at Hanko. The incident followed prior complaints of American flag destruction and mistreatment of U S citizens in China during July as American officials sought explanations from Japanese authorities.
The House Judiciary Sub-committee approved by voice vote a bill by Rep Thomas A Jenkins to compel the federal government to pay 1,338,000 dollars to Ohio's Old Age Pension fund. The dispute stems from Social Security Board denial to advance the October 1938 federal share due to alleged mismanagement in Governor Martin L. Davey's era. The full committee was to act next, with Jenkins predicting passage before adjournment.
Alfred S Beers of Aichibucton demonstrates a fox terrier that can count add and subtract. When asked what is four from six the dog barks twice and gives other answers similarly. The act includes matching card numbers by barking the corresponding times and picking a card of the same suit from a spread deck.
Dr Forrest E Clements of the University of Oklahoma states the milk shake originated with American Indians who contributed chocolate to whites and created a vanilla flavored milk chocolate drink from a plant native to Mexico. He notes Indians provided vitamins to diets.
Ralph Thiebaut of Thew Shovel Company will describe his Siam service at the Rotary Club meeting at Elise Restaurant tomorrow noon. Thiebaut built roads in uncharted areas during his mission, reflecting a pioneer white observer in remote terrain. Foxes in County Clare drive farmers to nightly lamb protection with clubs and lanterns as they patrol farms after dusk.
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