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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1938

Page

20

Report on Missing Copies of The American Federationalist

The Elyria Board of Education discussed missing copies of The American Federationalist once kept in the Elyria High School library. Charles Guth of the Elyria Central Labor Union sought permission to place the magazine again, noting past disappearances. Superintendent Maston and Principal Shively supported reintroducing it, while the reason for removal remained unknown.

American Federationalist Elyria Elyria Board of Education Charles Guth Elyria Central Labor Union Central Labor Union American Federation of Labor Hbrary R. C. Maston C. P. Shively

Resolution In Memory Of William Graves Sharp Adopted

A silent rising vote by the council last night adopted a memorial resolution for William Graves Sharp former district congressman and United States ambassador to France during World War I The measure honors Sharp for his interest in aviation mail service while a congressman.

Council William Graves Sharp United States France Sharp Congress

Pedestrian Struck on West Avenue By Car

John F. Howard of 118 Oberlin Road reported being struck by a vehicle as he and two companions crossed West avenue at 17th street Saturday evening. He said the driver fled the scene after hitting him and that a pedestrian obtained the license plate. Howard suffered injuries to his left leg and shoulder.

John F. Howard Oberlin Road West Avenue 17Th Street Howard

Amherst Business Men Hear Talks at June Meeting

Fifty seven members attended the Amherst Business Men's Association monthly meeting at Henrietta Methodist Church for Ladies Night. Speakers included Sam Wragg and Rev Kaetzel with plans announced for Crystal Beach trip and a booklet on Amherst for Chambers of Commerce.

Amherst, O Amherst Business Men’s Association Henrietta Methodist Church Ruth Mary Nuabakowski Jack Nubakowski W. G. Schaeffer Lea Wroup Sngig Don Granger Sam Wragg Boy Scout Movement Kaetzel Cooper F. R. Powers Amherst Day Committee Crystal Beach Walter Mischka J. Morris Morris Hatchery

Plans Set for Outdoor Meeting of Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Club

The Past Chiefs Club of the Pythian Sisters met at Mrs. Edith Hoffner's home on Church Street Monday evening. Plans were made for an outdoor meeting on July 13 at Lynch Gardens. One new member, Mrs. Walter Miller, was initiated. Mrs. Ira Lynch won first honors in the social, with Mrs. Frank Mischka second and Mrs. L. Roemer consolation. A dessert course followed for a long list of guests including Mrs. Roemer, Mrs. Frank Mischka, Mrs. Ada Purcell, Mrs. Jessie McLean, Mrs. William Ehrman, Mrs. A. C. Kreeger, Mrs. Conrad Mulder, Mrs. Ira Lynch, Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. Walter Miller, and the Misses Elinor Ruth and Ella Jaeger.

Lynch Gardens Chiefs Club the Pythian Sisters Edith Hoffner Church Street Mayme Schaeffer Walter Miller Ira Lynch Frank Mischka L. Roemer Frank Mischa Ada Purcell Jessie McLean William Ehrman A. C. Kreeger Conrad Mulder George Carter Elinor Ruth Ella Jaeger

Pythian Club Plans Regular Meeting

The regular meeting of the Pythian group is announced with details to be announced at a later date. Members and interested individuals are urged to attend for updates on upcoming events and activities.

Altar Rosary Society Hosts Meeting at St Joseph’s

Mrs. Frank Franklin and five other hostesses led the Altar Rosary Society gathering at St. Joseph church parlors Monday evening. After a brief business session, attendees enjoyed a social hour and bingo, with refreshments served to thirty seven. Next month’s hostesses include Mrs. J Gillis and others.

Frank Franklin Hugh Finnegan Robert Finnegan Anthony Fuhrman Mary Flock Margaret Grant Altar Rosary Society St. Joseph's Church J. Gillis Wm. Gillis Paul

Prayer Meeting and Service Schedule

The Ladies' prayer meeting convenes Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Elmer Garber's home in South Amherst. A midweek praise and prayer service follows Wednesday evening at 7 30.

Elmer Garber South Amherst

Discharges List Names From Local Addresses

Discharges include Mrs Augusta Albrechts from West Martin street and Mrs Fred Koch from West street.

Augusta Albrecht West Martin Street Fred Koch West Street

Aid for the Aged and Other Relief Agencies Studied

Ohio counties report on pension programs with 1255 recipients in April totaling $28 665 51 and an average $22 84 per month. The division notes 300 pending applications as recession drives need. Soldiers Relief serves 100 families at $2 300 monthly while blind pensions cap at $30 monthly for Lorain County residents.

Ohio France Common Pleas Court Jerry Ferguson George Colburn Elyria Harry Bratton Lorain Lorain County Mary Brandt Brandt

Adjournment Plans May Be Upset by Farm Parity Funds

Washington June 7 Opposed farm parity payments in the House conferees meeting created a new hurdle to adjourning Congress by Saturday. Roosevelt Recovery Bill with Farm Parity Amendment. Deficiency and Wages and Hours bills in conference. Woodrum warned against the funds without tax financing.

Washington House Congress Roosevelt Senate Clifton A. Woodrum Woodrum

Oberlin Stamp Club Elects Officers for Next Year

Oberlin Ohio June 7 The Oberlin Stamp Club held its annual meeting in the City Hall council room and elected Eugene Comings president Mrs L H Trufant vice president Arline Hollingsworth secretary C D Burtt and A L Griffin as directors with activities to resume in the fall.

Oberlin Ohio Oberlin Stamp Club Eugene &. Comings L. H. Trufant Arline Hollingsworth C. D. Burtt A. L. Griffin

Impromptu Girls 4-H meeting at High School Friday

The Girls 4-H Club met at the High School on Friday afternoon June 3. The senior group lags behind the junior in organization while dues in the junior group are set at twenty cents and meetings occur each Thursday at 2 30 P M. The club appreciates a $12 50 Community Chest grant. Four-H officers met in Elyria May 31 with all senior officers present except one.

Community Chest Elyria

Donna Mae Smith Celebrates Fourth Birthday At Home

Miss Donna Mae Smith hosted seven guests on North Main Street Monday afternoon for her fourth birthday. She received many gifts and refreshments were served at a yellow decorated table. Attending were Alice Jean Murray Doris Pratt Kathryn Hammond Ernest Malham Arthur Malham Phillip Malham and Kenneth Malham.

Donna Mae Smith Ruth Smith North Main Street Dona Mae Alice Jean Murray Doris Pratt Kathryn Hammond Ernest Malham Arthur Malham Phillip Malham Kenneth Malham

Oberlin Exchange Club Sponsors Cub Scouts

The Oberlin Exchange club held its final Summer Monday meeting at the Oberlin Inn and voted to sponsor the Cub Scouts of Oberlin.

Oberlin Exchange Club Oberlin Inn Cub Scouts of Oberlin

Garden Pictures Shown By Professor McCullough Club

The program featured Professor J C McCullough presenting photographs of gardens and flowers in natural color. Scenes included Blue Ridge Mountain Drive Cape Cod the Berkshires and local gardens. The club’s next meeting is set for September.

J. C. McCullough Blue Ridge Mountain Drive Cape Cod Berkshires

Queen Esther Society June meeting at Miss Champney home

The Queen Esther Society of the Methodist church held its June meeting at the home of Miss Erma Champney on Morgan street ending the year’s activities. Officers elected include Gladys Merrill as president, Dawn Reed as vice president, Dorothy Rosecrans as secretary-treasurer, and Dolly Lee as social chairman with Mrs. Lela Pfaff directing the year’s review. Thirteen members attended.

Queen Esther Society of the Methodist Church Erma Champney Morgan Street Gladys Merrill Dawn Reed Dorothy Rosecrans Dolly Lee Lela Pfaff

Huge Anti Communist Parade Ends in Jersey City

Mayor Frank Hague led a four hour anti Communist demonstration in Journal Square Jersey City New Jersey ending to cheers from about 200000 voices with 60 bands and fireworks as Hague dismissed critics and called the event spontaneous.

Jersey City N. J Frank Hague Journal Square Hague

Easier path to social order via force noted

The excerpt contrasts force as a tool to suppress individual growth when convenient to the powerful with social order through common consent as the free man’s method. It also mentions Chile experiencing a skiing craze.

Acquittal for Schroer in Campaign Fund Solicitation Case

Frank Schroer head of state liquor stores in Cincinnati was acquitted of soliciting civil service employees for campaign contributions to Governor Davey. Judge Alfred Mack dismissed the charge finding no willful violation. The state’s claim on provisional appointees under civil service laws upheld. indictment tied to five per cent deduction from Lonnie Stoneking.

Cincinnati Frank Schroer Civil Service Davey Common Pleas Alfred Mack Schroer Mack Lonnie Stoneking Stoneking

Book Repair Project Starts in Elyria Schools

The Elyria Board of Education will begin a WPA funded book repair project next Monday. W O McClellan announced six trained workers will start in the city school system, with supplies provided by the board. A similar county project will begin the same day.

Elyria Board of Education WPA W. O. McClellan McClellan

Schrocz Faces Pending Charges Across Several Offenses

Reports indicate Schrocz awaits decisions on multiple similar charges. While details are limited, court records show ongoing proceedings and potential future hearings. Authorities have not disclosed additional information pending further filings.

Schrocz

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