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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1938
Page
8
The article surveys Berlin's influence tactics in Central Europe, tariff incentives, and how Czech Sudeten Germans seek autonomy amid Nazi pressure. It notes Latvia’s drift toward representation and the private belief that the US may embrace an American totalitarian model within two years.
A misread ad claims a new powder holds false teeth securely with comfort. It mentions reduced mouth odor and better taste and breath, touting a simple solution from a druggist. The text is garbled but centers on denture stabilization products.
In a reassessment of Europe’s future leaders the piece contrasts Latvia’s pro industrialist claim with American lessons, noting Britain’s strain between appeasement and empire. Chamberlain argues for time and a cautious stance, averting American involvement while defending UK rearmament and press censorship.
The obituary notes the death of Carlisle Rags Rhoads a La Porte resident dog known as Rags who spent 16 years roaming Butternut Ridge Road. He had a friendly nature, a distinctive tuft of hair over his forehead, and brought humor to neighbors who passed by.
Members of Group IV chaired by Mrs. Ray Jackson gathered at Mrs. Ralph Hlamlin on Grafton Road for planning. Eleven members discussed a summer schedule starting with a July 6 luncheon hosted by Mrs. Robert Lee and Mrs. Edward Lee on Olive Street. Sunshine Sister gifts exchange and a dessert service followed.
Two honored guests attended Carlisle Neighborhood Club at Mrs. Ford Bachtel’s Banks Road home this week. Mrs. William Bachtel and ten month old Carol Lee joined bingo with top score by Mrs. Harland Squire of Diagonal Road and second by Mrs. Lober. Linden to host June 30 on La Grange Road.
Friends and relatives gathered Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bailey in East Avenue for a social evening with home made ice cream and cake. Guests included Reisinger and extended families from Lorain Grafton Elyria Amherst and Cleveland areas plus numerous local visitors. The gathering followed by visits to relatives in Courtland Gustavus and Cleveland and included attendees from Fort Collins and Valparaiso as well as a Hedina family reunion with 150 members in Cleveland.
Jim Talbot, an adventurer, takes on the identity of James Long to aid Castanagua in a pivotal crisis. Don Jose Alvarado de Montez and Zach Webb enlist him to rally villagers against the Strade backed coup, aiming to destroy Strade’s arms cache and spark a interior uprising led by the son of Jimmy Long.
Wakeman notes show multiple visiting families recent to Mrs. and Mrs. Cooley in Lorain and Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt with children from Mantua. The gatherings include dinners at the Hoyt family lake cottage near Ceylon and calls by Mr. and Mrs. Benson of Cleveland and Mrs. Scott of Lorain.
Wakeman Chapter No. 460 O E S met at Masonic hall with Worthy Matron Dorothy Wasem presiding. Plans were made to initiate three members on June 14 and a committee was appointed to install new window shades. Refreshments followed a social hour.
Columbia residents host and visit relatives and friends. Clyde Grills becomes Columbia High School teacher and basketball coach. Anna Shapley recovering in Elyria hospital after Easter. Local visits include Lockharts from Cleveland and Maddocks from Berea Bowling Green University. The Walkdens from Chatham and La Grange host and are hosted by local families.
Walker hosted chickenpox tale reference while Mrs Anna Scott stayed as guest of Mr and Mrs O M Westfall. Westfalls entertained Mr and Mrs Howard Gandee of West Richfield and Mr and Mrs Norris Crumple of Strongsville recently.
New Oberlin sailor Robert Yunker on furlough from the U S Navy visits Washington and spends two weeks with friends and relatives. Local social activity includes seventh wedding anniversary celebrations for Urban Kinzel, wiener roast by Miss Marie Plas, and a French class picnic attended by Marguerite Hurst and Agnes Mitre.
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