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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1938
Page
19
Denise Brien raises Denobie Kennels near Nashvilles New Land, showcasing New Newfoundland dogs in shows with prize rib bons. The piece notes quarrels among dogs and trainer Terhune known for calming pets, while reflecting on kennel discipline and neighboring homes.
Clarence W. Farrier, newly named television coordinator at NBC, is an Iowa born architect trained professional who helped plan the Chicago World's Fair and later rose to assistant general manager of the big show. He discusses television challenges from program scope to scheduling and sponsorship. Farrier lives in Mamaroneck with his wife and son, and keeps a cat named Tom. He notes ongoing NBC conferences to resolve what to televise and when. He also recounts mailing needs as he balances reader correspondence and editorial duties.
Concordia Club of St Paul Luther an church hosts a meeting with Mr and Mrs Carl Grugel Elmer Johnson Post 118 guests of the Legion Auxiliary Fidac program features Kathryn Murray speaking on Europe Intermedi ate and Senior Leagues of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed church invite Luben Kutukchieff Oberlin as speaker Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church meets Wednesday afternoon Circle 2 of St Ann's Society of St Joseph's entertains Circle 2 of St Ann's Society Hickory Tree Grange regular meeting set for Thursday Pomona Grange of Lorain County met at Hickory Tree Grange hall with John Barber Oberlin in charge Attendance banner to Carlisle grange Charter draped for E N Walker Memorial program includes music by Henrietta quartet and Elsie Whiton talk Deceased members named Lunch served by local grange ladies committee listed
A brisk chatter about fashion and appetite unfolds with Roy Howard and Bill Hawkins noted at a luncheon. The piece recalls Roy’s racetrack wardrobe from years past and hints at Hawkins adding weight while staying in sober attire.
A citizen criticizes the New Deal, accusing it of hunger, foreclosures, and wealth division. He laments rising mortgage losses, high dinners for politicians, and farmer hardships, urging voters to oust “sham battlers” and likening the era to a new era of slavery under the New Deal.
Hornepayne Ontario reports Elgin Fines sent a telegram to Mrs Milton Thompkins joking about trouble on the next train. The message led to a $79 fine for a false alarm and public disturbance.
The bodies of nine people killed March 1 in a Buena Vista crest crash were carried from the wreckage to Wawona and will be sent to Fresno. Park rangers and 30 others fought through five-foot snow drifts to reach the site, where the tail assembly was the only intact section. The plane struck the summit area 200 feet below Buena Vista peak amid heavy snow.
Oberlin Ohio June 14 directors Robert Melcher and Lawrence Gill urge students to register for 18 courses this Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon at the High School auditorium.
The Epworth League of the Methodist Church held a Sunday beach party at Hahn's Beach with a wiener and marshmallow roast. The 27 attendees included Glenn Stone Charlotte Stone Evelyn Stone Texas Calvin Towne and Donald Maze. Rev Burris and Mr and Mrs Norman served as chaperones.
Funeral rites for the late Mrs Katherine Gilles will be held at 9 A M Wednesday at St Joseph Catholic church with Rev Fr James Smith officiating. Burial will be at Calvary cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Arnold Decker with family return to Wyandotte Michigan after visiting Mrs Elizabeth Holzhauer and Mrs Earl Bliss. Mr and Mrs F H Jenne and daughter Barbara were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Woh Jevet in Lorain. Miss Helen Roemer attended a office party at Mrs Eddie Long’s Lorain home. Mr and Mrs James Kern of Chillicothe were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs C C Kern. Mrs Minnie Bechtel and family visited Greytown relatives with Alan Bechtel and E Taylor in Elyria.
A Rhesus monkey helped Tulsa airport manager Charles W. Short Jr. satisfy air commerce rules by removing birds nests from the airport, ending months of failed efforts. The egg eater moved nests and pigeons found new sites. The monkey earned a life-long home as a reward for her aid.
Ottawa reports expedited work on the western link of the Trans Canada Highway the Big Bend route between Golden and Revelstoke British Columbia as the final segment in the west. Additional progress continues to link Northern Ontario with Manitoba along Lake Superior shores. When finished the highway will run 3500 miles coast to coast from Halifax to Vancouver.
Greenwich Massachusetts reports Charles S. Knight found a handmade brick in the Quabbin reservoir area while searching for material to build a fireplace. The brick measures slightly smaller than modern bricks but is about the same thickness and bears the date 1651.
The Elyria American Bicycle Safety Club begins a citywide enrollment drive endorsed by the Elyria PTA Police Chief E J Stankard and Safety Service Director J D Faxon. Membership is free at Real Cleaners, 245 Second Street, with a pledge to observe safety rules for bicycling.
Population figures show a higher count of males than females across the Irish Free State. Officials note demographic implications amid economic and social factors shaping employment and family trends.
Jefferson Junior High announces second semester honor roll with seventh and eighth grade students earning all A grades in regular subjects. Names include Phyllis Abramoska Constacé Chapman Roberta Foster Corince Jenkins Robert Nethercut and others across seventh and eighth grades. Edward Clark Ey Gawura Dudley Jabbusch Alma Nick Marion Roberanes William Win wear listed among high honors.
A damaged ad fragment urges readers to flush kidneys and bowels and offers a 5 cent refund if not pleased. It mentions a druggist and Bowers as part of the incomplete source text.
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