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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
14
Railways of the Irishree plate win back old friends after a strike as country people flock to stations to see trains return. Towns hear news from the city via rail messengers, while buses lack the railway’s human touch. Citizens welcome crews and the steady, human pace of life resumes.
Advertorial copy touts Kruschen Salts as a fat burning aid. It claims thousands of women lost fat and gained vigor by daily morning use, with dietary tips and a four week supply sold by druggists and referenced as an advertisement.
Mrs Gertrude Pye of Oberlin, longtime China mission teacher, spoke to the Woman's Association of the Congregational church in Wellington. She plans to return to the Orient soon, sharing memories of her mission years and noting her late husband Watts O Pye's ABM leadership. The event, held at the veterans' home in Sandusky, was arranged by the Lorain County Council US Auxiliary with local Wellington attendees including Mr and Mrs Georges Bishbaugh and others.
Wellington village prepares a non sectarian Vacation Bible School opening June 19 in the Methodist church basement for children from Kindergarten through Junior High. Plans mirror last year’s schedule with minimal staff changes and a superintendent to be appointed soon by the arrangements committee.
Morgan Dirlam Post American Legion and auxiliary furnished two numbers at the entertainment for the soldiers and sailors at the Sandusky home, bringing a brief cultural visit to veterans.
The Junior American Legion team seeks games with any junior team in Lorain County. They hope to arrange a game for this Sunday and the following Sundays of summer. Team managers should contact Dr R W Falls, the locals’ manager.
The American Legion float The Spirit of '76 will participate in the Sunday Galion parade. The event coincides with the district meeting of the American Legion to be held during the day.
Ten members of the Wellington WRC attended a Medina Corps luncheon and meeting in Medina yesterday. The event was part of a series of WR C gatherings planned for district units.
The Ohio Association of Independent Baptist churches plans a day trip to Beulah Beach with activities for youth. The program starts at 9:30 AM, a basket dinner is served at noon, followed by sports in the afternoon. A lakeside service is set for 5 PM. Wellington and New London churches belong to the group, Rev. G. A Bates of Spencer leads the program.
Letters from Miss Ruth Hege describe her departure from the coast town and journeys along the Congo River toward her final posting with the un evangelized Tribes Mission. The local Baptist church abandons unified service to let younger children join morning Bible drill, with preaching service resumed next Sunday morning.
The American Legion Auxiliary at its regular Tuesday meeting decided to abandon postroom gatherings in July and August and to hold outdoor meetings during the summer months.
Seventeen members of the W RC gathered in the G A R rooms on Tuesday evening. Mrs Elizabeth Haulk had her membership transferred from the Elyria unit to the local unit. Mrs Lou Davis won the attendance prize.
Mrs Carl Bradford of Rochester discharged from Falls Clinic to home. Bert Gunn reported improved after weeks in hospital. Mr and Mrs Franklyn Jones returned from Rosemont College graduation in Philadelphia. Mrs Edith Kerns plans two week visit to New York with niece Mrs Hazel Hack. Wellington High School Class of 1917 reunion planned for Linwood Park cottage weekend. American Legion softball beat South Amherst at South Amherst. Board of Public Affairs meeting postponed to Saturday. Japan asserts national honor in China and League of Nations scope now involved.
Berlin reports a new measure named the camera clausus aims to limit Jewish education by restricting secondary school enrolments and capping university entrants. Jewish pupils now exceed normal shares in major cities, and only a small fraction of seats will be allotted to Jews during and after the transition.
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