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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1935

Page

6

Union Sunday School meeting at Linwood Park Vermilion

Six churches join in a union Sunday School program at Linwood Park Vermilion with a noon picnic dinner and an afternoon of sports. Participating churches include First Evangelical Amherst, Brownshelm Henrietta South Ridge, Henrietta Methodist and Reformed. A cup will be awarded to the largest presentation.

Linwood Park Vermilion First Evangelical Church of Amherst Brownhelm Henrietta South Ridge

Homebuilders Picnic And Community Gatherings In Wellington

Wellington scene features a Methodist Sunday school picnic hosted by Mr and Mrs W J Powell with sixty members, a joint Philathea and Beraca class gathering in Herrick Ave West garden, and a Jamboree for American Legion men at Wellington Fair Grounds. Briefs note visits, reunions, and local social events including radio music director Fred Sponseller’s commendation and various community notices.

Wellington Methodist Episcopal Church W. J. Powell Leora Yoxtheimer Blanche Jones Kathryn Willard Fred Sponseller Here Mt. Gilead WIAU Columbus Sponseller A. B. Jones Philathea Beraca Methodist Church A. B. Southard Herrick Avenue West

Registration for Works Progress Administration Workers Opens

All men and women seeking WPA jobs must register at the National Reemployment Office in Elyria starting August 1. Twenty five children enjoyed a PWA Recreational School picnic at the Fair Grounds after a session at Herrick Auditorium. Miss Lucille Burge arranged games and announced a surprise for Tuesday morning. Members of the Long family held their annual reunion picnic at Wagner's Grove northwest of town.

New Works Progress Administration National Re-employment Office Elyria PWA Fair Grounds Herrick Auditorium Lucille Burge Wellington Burge Long Wagner's Grove

Amherst Hosts Ernst Reunion and Local Gatherings

Amherst residents reported a lively Ernst family reunion at The Hedges near LaPorte with 180 attendees and guests from Miami, Chicago, Cleveland, Elyria, Lorain, and nearby towns. Officers for 1936 were elected, plans set for next year, and several Amherst families attended related Zuercher and Jacobs gatherings with games, sports, and picnics.

Amherst LaPorte Anthony Henes Miami Fla Chicago Cleveland Elyria Lorain Huron Painesville Wellington William Smith Clyde Roth Emma Schulz Albert Ernst Arthur Knippenberg C. H. Ernst Dorothea Marjorie Kuhl A. C. Kreeger Amelia Deuschle Alvin William Henes Elizabeth Ernst Louis Ernst

Religious service events at Amherst area churches

A baptismal service for two and reception of four members was held at the Methodist church Sunday morning. The Queen Esther class will meet at Mrs Leonard Wragg’s home Thursday evening. The quarterly conference for Amherst South Amherst and Axtel churches will be at the local church next Sunday with Dr V Wagar district superintendent preaching at the morning service.

Methodist Leonard Wragg South Main Street Amherst South Amherst Axtel V. Wagar Oberlin

Saint Peter's Church Service Timed by Visitor Pastor

Rev Wilmer C Grunewald led Sunday services at Saint Peter's Church Valley City due to Rev C E Schmidt's two week vacation. The message focused on Sensitiveness and Sensitivity. Choir performed Consider the Lilies with Mrs F G Moore and Miss Irma Mathes in a vocal duet and Ed Moebius sang bass. No services or Sunday School next Sunday for annual vacation. Choir rehearsal paused this week. activities resume August 9. A joint Congregational church worship and Sunday School will be held next Sunday at 9 45 a m led by Rev Eastman.

Tommy Corletti Oberlin Karl Oney Robert Herrick Patty Marcey Powell Boston Mass Dan Grissinger W. J. Powell G A. R Garber Park Butler Bernice Kilpatrick Oberlin School of Commerce Ruth Dunford West View Cleveland Theodore Shepard Grafton Iola Riggs Glenville Hospital Iola Kent Normal Methodist Church Jesus Gertrude Dibble Congregational M. E. Aid Society C. J. Lesley Leora Voxtheimer Augie Metzger R. H. Wickenden Toledo Clarence Garris Wilmer C. Grunewald Emmanuel Evangelical Church Valley City C. E. Schmidt W. G. Waghorne F. G. Moore Irma Mathes Ed. Moebius

One-piece dress for porch wear and market trips

Simple belted frock designed for porch wear and trips to market. The side fronts and back create a lengthening panel effect to slim the figure. Easy sewing project even for beginners, and ironing is effortless. Address orders to Chronicle Telegram DEPARTMENT 160 Fifth Ave Newark NY.

Chronicle-Telegram Fifth Ave Newark N.Y

Wisconsin to Send Ground From Nicolet Landing to Poland

Governor LaFolette directs earth from Green Bay site where Jean Nicolet likely landed to be sent to Poland for a commemorative mound in Krakow. Wisconsin conservation department to fulfill request with leaden casket designed by Walter Choinski and Marion Choinski. Wisconsin seal on lid.

Madison Wis Philip F. LaFolette Green Bay Jean Nicolet Poland Wisconsin United States Cracow Joseph Pilsudski Nicolet North Western Railroad State Conservation Department Walter Choinski Marion

Jobs scarce for Chemawa graduates in Salem

In Salem Oregon Supt James R Ryan says finding work for graduates of the Chemawa Indian School is difficult public attitude toward Indians hasn t changed much over the years The Indian Service policy is to fill vacancies with youthful tribal members

Salem, Orc Chemawa Indian School James R. Ryan Ryan Indian Service

Debate on Was Peter A Greater Character Than Paul

The Pythian Hall hosts a Wednesday evening event at 7 30 in which the young people of the church present a debate on whether Peter was a greater character than Paul The Friday evening service will feature the same topic and the public is invited to attend.

Helen Abraham Mary Alice McDermott Agnés Schmitz Ruth Fleckner Agnes Schmitz Bernice Abraham Florence Brennen Ida Kruscelic Elsia Kovach Pythian Hall Peter Paul

Return from Columbus and local community notices

Mrs Trank Snyder and Mr and Mrs Ralph Hall and Hilma of Lakewood return from Columbus where they visited Wilbur Bohley in the Army. Roland Bohley, recently moved from Fort Knox to a Columbus hospital. German communion service next Sunday at ten with no English service. Sunday School picnic at Beckstine woods with picnic dinner and sports. Junior Walther League to meet at church parlors Friday. Ehrman family attended Reckstine reunion in Toledo Sunday. Hagle auxiliary drill team to practice at Town Hall Wednesday and Thursday. Hospital news lists discharged and local visits and reunions among Amherst Elyria and Lorain residents.

Mra Trank Snyder Ralph Hall Hilma Lakewood Columbus Wilbur Bohley U. S. Army Roland Bohley Fort Knox Army Hospital Beckstine’s Woods Junior Walther League DRILE Hagle B. A. Jenne Burton and Foster Ruth Schwitzki John Garland Elyria H. A. Monger Geoffrey H. L. Hall Ruggles Beach John Bomback Ralph Bomback St. Joseph Hospital Lorain Joe Baxter Cascade Park Hlyria James Ehrman Cleveland William Ehrman Clyde Nugent Junior Cedar Point Rev Grunewald Valley City Amherst

Schools Urged As Best Guide In Early Years

In Philadelphia Mrs. Mary M. L. Bixler of Temple University argues parents lack training to guide children through crucial habit forming years. She comments on debates over when children should attend school and defends progressive schooling that adapts to individual pace and uses larger groups to foster social adjustment.

Philadelphia Mary M. L. Bixler Temple University

Puff Sheets Racket Preys On Business Men

In St Louis business men are targeted by puff sheets fly by night magazines with no legitimate circulation. Editors praise their subjects and pressure quick payments for hundreds of copies. The Better Business Bureau warns and circulates notices, as magazines vanish overnight.

ST. Louis Better Business Bureau Trick

Lorain Druggist Fined For Penny Sale Overcharge

Lorain druggist Charles Krupp was fined $10 after he sold two cent candy bars to Elvessa Gray of Columbus tax office and did not collect the one cent sales levy. He pleaded guilty in municipal court.

Lorain Charles Krupp Krupp Elvessa Gray Columbus

Leader faces tight spot in Milwaukee politics

Roy Bracke, executive secretary of the Wisconsin Republican Committee, recently moved to a house between Roosevelt Drive and Townsend Avenue. He quipped that he feels hemmed in politically, joking that Roosevelt Drive might be named after Theodore.

Milwaukee Roy Bracke Wisconsin Republican Committee Roosevelt Drive Townsend Avenue Roosevelt Theodore

Reciprocal buy local campaigns fuel Oregon California trade row

States of Oregon and California move to favor home products with buy local initiatives prompting a looming trade clash between state governments.

Salem Ore Oregon California

Military Road Turns Century Old Near Green Bay

Road 100 years old near Green Bay marks a historic milestone as the Military Road built by U S soldiers to move troops between frontier posts reaches its centennial. The route, once a vital supply and troop conduit, stands as a reminder of early Wisconsin military and settlement eras.

Green Bay Wis U. S Wicconsin Herlands Fort Howard Fort Crawford Prairie du Chien

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