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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1937

Page

23

Twentieth Century Club meets with planned events

The Twentieth Century Club held a meeting at John Mowry's home, confirming radio dance tickets, rescheduling a wiener roast to June 9 at Eady Farm, La Grange, and planning a beach party for June 18. Emma Zabriey will represent the Elyria Review at the Lima state convention June 17 18 and 19, with parade participation by the local WBA guard. A bingo party followed. next meeting is June 17.

T Twentieth Century Club John Mowry Charles Court W. C. A. Symnasium Eady la Grange Emma Zabriey Elyria Review Woman's Benefit Association Lima Woodwan Hall Myrtle Smith Louise Freeman Nellie Fobes LaVerne Schmidt

Veiled Social Events Spark Local Club Notes

A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs. Howard as members adjourned to meet June 17 at Weat Yard atrect Lorain for a tureen diver. Monday evening divinemakers of the Middle Steps will gather at the YWCA at 6 15 with a bring your own supper plan. A supper hike and program are arranged, rain backup in the gym. Garford Girl Reserves closed their year with a wiener roast at Cascade Park with each member bringing a guest.

Stella Berrington Howard Weat Yard Atrect Lorain Divinemakers Garford Cascade Park

Trying For Truce In Strike At Canton

Canton Ohio June 4 Efforts to arrange a truce in a strike of 3300 employees of the bearing division of the Timken Roller Bearing Co were under way today The CIO contract had been signed but workers struck over wages The agreement included a no strike clause Company officials said they knew of no trouble serious enough to halt work Negotiations with several committees were proceeding amicably

Canton Timken Roller Bearing Co Lin

Man Eats First Meal In Over Ten Years

Seattle report details Carl L. Peterson a seven year old from Kirkland Washington who could not eat for more than ten years due to throat ailment. Two operations restored his ability to eat and he enjoyed ice cream and mashed potatoes for his first meal since the illness. During his disability he was fed through a feeding tube by his Foster son.

Seattle Carl L. Peterson Kirkland Wash Feterson

Herrick Avenue In Wellington To Be Resurfaced

Wellington Village Council authorized bidding for Herrick avenue resurfacing East between Forest Street and the corporation line. Estimated cost 10000 to 12000 pounds for bituminous concrete. Materials funded by village. labor and machinery supplied by state highway department. Completion hoped by July 4 with work starting upon material arrival.

Wellington State Highway Department WPA

State Briefs Across Ohio June 4 Second Presbyterian chair to Cedarville president

Dr William C Howard chosen Cedarville College president by trustees at Chillicothe and other Ohio briefs report Crestview Union meat shop workers receive 10 percent raise in East Liverpool. Judge Cecil Randall to decide if Edward T Carney faces bribery trial June 10 or postponed again in Columbus. Margaret Behrens 25 fined for intoxication in Eaton with two others also fined. Duane J Clingerman 19 crushed under house rollers near Bluffton.

Nenla Willam C. Howard Second Presbyterian Church Chiraze Cedarville College Columbus Cecil. Randall Edward T. Carney Securities Division Bluffton Duane J. Clingerman Williamstown Arlington High School

Oberlin notices and obituaries briefes run together

Beverly Jean Pratt six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Pratt died at home on North Main street after a long illness. Funeral at Sedgeman Parlors with Rev S Lee Whiteman officiating. Interment Westwood Cemetery. Rhoda Hastings wedding shower notices and various society items follow with several names and upcoming events.

Oberlin Beverly Jean Pratt Harvey Pratt North Main Street Doris Evelhn William Milading Pitsheld Ernest Pratt Cleveland Sedgeman S. Lee Whiteman First Methodist Church Westwood Cemetery

Miss Katharine Senf and William Sedgeman to Wed in Toledo

Miss Katharine Betty Senf daughter of Mr and Mrs Karl A Senf of Toledo will wed William F Henry Sedgeman son of Mr and Mrs Frank S Sedgeman of Oberlin on Saturday June 12 at 450 PM in the chapel of the First Congregational Church Toledo. Dr George Laughton will perform the ceremony. Miss Margaret Worden of San Francisco will be maid of honor and Delbert Rice of Buffalo will be best man. A reception will follow at the University Club. The couple will reside in Toledo where Sedgeman will work for Owens Illinois Glass Company.

Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters Sarah Hall Elyria E. E. Etoll Syracuse N. Y Etoll Oberlin C. M. Byars Jane Sidney Ray Healing Springs North Carolina Constance Sherman Lydia Lord Davis West College Street W. A. Parker East College Street South Street Katharine Betty Senf Karl Albert Senf Toledo William F Henry Sedgeman Frank S. Sedgeman George Laughton First Congregational Church Margaret Worden San Francisco Delbert Rice Buffalo University Club Miss Leaf Smead School For Girls Natick Mass Vassar College Mr. Sedgeman Oberlin College Harvard Business School Sedgeman Owen Illinois Glass Company

Women’s Assn Meets After June Session at James Brand House

The Women’s Association of the First Church held its June meeting Wednesday afternoon at the James Brand House. Miss Helen Calder, recently returned from the Far East, spoke on “Activities In Many Parts of the Foreign Field.” Mrs. J. A. Richards led the group.

Women’s Association of the First Church James Brand House Helen Calder Far East J. A. Richards

Plan Flight To New Guinea Wilds

SAN DIEGO California. A Navy type flying boat will drop food supplies and shoot with cameras in New Guinea rather than bombs. Richard Archbold of the American Museum of Natural History arrives to supervise construction of the craft for a year long expedition led by Dr Austin Rand. The flight will cross the Pacific to Guam then to New Guinea. The group will study mammals birds plants native habitats and flora fauna history. The plane will parachute food and locate routes for ground parties.

San Diego Cal New Guinea Richard Archobold Department of Mammals American Museum of Natural History Austin L. Rand Archbold Pacific Guam

Explorers Seek Remote Camping Spots by Air Transport

Archbold argues that airplane transport is essential to reach inaccessible camping sites during expeditions. Special cameras will photograph spots otherwise unreachable, following a prior New Guinea trip that convinced him of air travel’s practicality for exploration.

New Guinea Archbold

Mosquito Panic in Transvaal Linked to Larvae Discovery

Reports from northern Transvaal describe fear as dark blue mosquitoes sparked alarm amid a malaria outbreak. A country store clerk found mosquito larvae wriggling in an ink well, revealing the source of the unsettling insects.

Johannesburg South Africa Transvaal

Device to monitor cargo condition on ships devised

Mark R. Colby Oliver D. Colvin and Werner H. Hahne have created a device to record automatically on a vessel bridge the hold cargo condition. Their invention aims to save hundreds of thousands of dollars from perishable freight deterioration in sea shipping.

Seattle Mark R. Colby Oliver D. Colvin Werner H. E. Hahne

Outlook rosy for grads at University of Pennsylvania

Information from potential employers in business and industry shows strong hiring prospects for graduates this year, leading Penn’s Placement Bureau to predict the best employment opportunities since 1923.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania

Tavern Reverts To Lincoln Era Tavern Dedication at New Salem Park

New Salem State Park in Petersburg Alabama prepares June 17 ceremonies for the dedication of the Rutledge Tavern as part of a restored historic village. Gov. Henry Ulmer attends a pageant and a Rutledge descendant reunion while the Old Lincoln League gathers period furnishings for nearby cabins.

New Salem State Park Petersburg Kelsey Flollow Janes * Rutledge Abraham Lin New Salem Sil Ingo Lincoln Henry Ulorner Rutledge Ann Kelsey Hollow Tino State Department of Public Works Salon Lincoln League League Jesac Golihur Trent 1 Brothers

Boys of the Columbia Methodist win baseball game

The Columbia Methodist team defeated the Grafton Methodist boss last Friday evening by eleven to nine. Also noted are social visits including Mrs. Roy Wallwebber hosting her mother from Indiana and Edward Lennerth celebrating a birthday with sixteen guests. Berea and Parma residents attend gatherings and family visits. the West Park Baseball team is set to play Sunday.

Columbia Methodist Church Grafton Methodist Roy Wallwebber Indiana Edward Lennerth J. H. Bartter American Association of University Women Congregational Church Berea West Park Hera Neat Columbia St. Adelberts Harry Hershey Pennsylvania Merrill Tiber Carl Ullrich Parma Hugh Osborne Buddy Gibson A. S. Gibson

Mr Wilson Builds Home Amid Canadian Visitors

Relatives from Canada recently visited as Mr Wilson undertakes construction of a new residence. The family gathering highlighted progress on the house as ongoing projects unfold.

Cently Anada Mr. Wilson

Dinner Guests Recounted Near West View Park

Mr. and Mrs. Trobert Leach were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bucknites of Boren, recounting an event across from West View Park.

West View Park Mra Trobert Leach Ir Dod Buckrtes Fm Boren

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Salone Club Margaret Caywood Spruce Street Banco Marian Howard Helen Berrington Theodore Berg M. D Elyria Savings & Trust Herrick Avenue United Press Conneaut. O Buffington East Liverpool Union Meat Shop Chester W. Va Esther Wood Allan Harris Pratt BE. Herman Paul B. Warner H. Ohly Rhoda Hastings David H. Edwards Oberlin League of Women Voters Ohio League of Women Voters Cincinnati Leigh Menander Missope Hibbard Hy. A. Wooster Paul Togers C. N. Holmes F. Q. Grover Women's Ass'n NORGE Vet Prinsstias E. Loeffler CO W. Broads Bingle Broad Street Elyria, Ohio Wottings Amd East Ave Vic Broad Studebaker Vulcan St Fairgrounds Broad St
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