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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1938

Page

10

Candidates Sketches COLUMBUS primary slate for Ohio secretary of state

Five candidates vie for the GOP nomination and one Democrat, William J. Kennedy, the incumbent, seeks re election. Republican contenders include Earl Griffiths Edward J. Hummel Justin L McCarthy while Kennedy’s long career in Ohio public service is noted.

Columbus Ohio William J. Kennedy Cleveland Dowlais South Wales United States East View Village Cleveland City Council Cleveland City Public Service Cleveland Home Owners Loan Corporation Earl Griffiths Mt Gilead Centerbury Ohio Wesleyan University Republican State Ane Edward J. Hummel Cincinnati Secretary of State Repubican Justin L McCarthy East Ohio State University Bliss College Columbus Law School

Birthdays Honor Twins in July Celebration in Wellington

Mrs H B Mercer hosted a July 19 birthday party for twins Mrs Mace Edwards and Mrs Grace Edwards on Prospect Street. The guests included Lillywood Rebekah Lodge members who enjoyed a picnic supper and social evening. The Edwards women, formerly Lybrandt, came from West Virginia with their parents.

H. B. Mercer Mace Edwards Grace Edwards Prospect Street Edwards Mace Edward West Lillywood Rebekah Lodge Mesdames Edwards Mace Grace Lybrandt West Virginia

Local social notes and a missing softball game

By Cora M. Shepard reports on visits and illnesses including Gloria Ann Ray with measles at the Ray Brodeur camp in Elyria, and various travels from Maine to Long Island. Other items note nurse guests, vacations, and church schedule. a New London Baron team fails to appear for a Wellington Allis Chalmers softball game.

New London Barons Wellington Allis-Chalmers

Allis-Chalmers Team Wins After Hustling Rally

A small street league game saw teams hustle around the floor as Hank Ramser's All-Stars borrowed a lineup, then powered ahead to victory for the Allis-Chalmers team amid a midgame surge.

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West View News Notes Entertains Visitors

Miss Jessie Pick ard hosted cousins Mr and Mrs Carl Petrie of Erie Pennsylvania over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Chris Becta of Toronto were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs W G Shepherd. Mr Clyde Prindle of Detroit was in town.

West View Jessie Pickard Carl Petrie Erie Chris Becta Toronto W. G. Shepherd Clyde Prindle Detroit

Visiting relatives and local social notes in Olive Township

Visiting relatives in Columbia as a Friday evening taller on the Shepheards and the Redals. Mr. and Mrs. Gustslenke and two sons of Parma were Sunday callers on Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hermann. Misses Mary Scott and Lois Wilson spent Thursday afternoon at Brookside Park in Cleveland. Mrs. Jack Huber and daughter Joann of Detroit was a guest of her sister Mrs. Earl Shepheard the past week. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ingersoll and in Russell motored to Chippewa Lake Sunday afternoon. Mrs. C. Stroud and son Walter of Cleveland were Sunday guests of her son C. W. Scott Sr. and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Shepheard and daughter Bess enjoyed a motor trip to the Blue Hole Castalia Sunday. Mrs Louise Shepheard and sister Mrs. Margarete Huber of Detroit and Mrs. Brenda Roth of Columbia spent Thursday in Cleveland. Ralph Crocker of Madison is spending the week with Roger Hermann. Rev. and Mrs. Leroy Wilcox and family left Sunday to attend the Wesleyan Methodist church conference at Africa Ohio. They will be gone two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hermann Miss Elsie Henke Ralph Crocker and Roger Hermann motored Sunday to Camp Perry Ohio. Olmsted Grange No. 1619 held its last meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Tegrolenhuis of Olmsted Falls. The next meeting Tuesday August 2 will be held at the home of the Worthy Master Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Monn of Olmsted Falls.

Gloria Ann Ray Charles Ray Ray Brodeur Elyria Beaver Park Frank Dost Susanne Long Island Betty Puder Mary Hyde Marjorie Falls St. Luke's Hospital Cleveland W. H. Sponseller Harry Lee Elizabeth Maine Thelma Hoepper A. W. Shields H. L. Gower Gordon Gower Oberlin Fred Wolfe Columbus John H. Green Jake Reichhard Shelby W. H. Sutliff H. B. Mercer Verna Steffin Madina First Congregational Church Eleanor Sooy Glenville Hospital Perry Sooy Harlan Dudley Sunnyside Beach Leach Grove Canada Norbert Gaher Birmingham Columbia Shepheards Gustslenke Parma Raymond Hermann Mary Scott Lois Wilson Brookside Park Jack Huber Joann Detroit Earl Shepheard H. Ingersoll Russell Chippewa Lake C. Stroud Walter C. W. Scott, Sr W. G. Shepheard Bess Blue Hole Castalia Louise Shepheard Margarete Huber Brenda Roth Ralph Crocker Madison Roger Hermann Leroy Wilcox Art Wesleyan Methodist Church Conference Africa Ohio Elsie Henke Camp Perry Olmsted Grange No. 1619 Theo Tegrolenhuis Olmsted Falls C. B. Monn

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