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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
16
Observations from New York on excursion boats after the Mandalay sinking. The writer praises crew conduct and safer future trips around Manhattan, notes stricter inspections, and muses on figures like Herbert Bayard Swope, the Century Club, and contemporary editors.
West View events include a Wesleyan Church picnic at North Olmsted Park June 30 with lunch at 630 AM or PM. The West View school reunion and homecoming set for June 25 at the village hall. Sunshine Rebekah Lodge bake sale June 18 at Schritz’s Motor Sales rooms Olmsted Falls. Ladies Aid Society suspends July and August meetings. Various local visits and moves noted among residents. wedding of Joseph Bryda and Nellie Mrozoski planned in Lorain June 18. newlyweds to reside with groom’s parents.
Bakersfield report says Joe Rodriguez, a convalescent mule expert, attempted to drag a mule off active rail upon a nearing train. The mule held, the train struck it, and in death delivered a final kick that hospitalized Rodriguez with injuries.
A loose circle of Roosevelt era conservatives forms a so called club to oppose the President while harboring hopes of shifting policy. John W Hanes and Henry Morgenthau II are named as organizers with allies like Jesse Jones James Farley and John Garner. The group acts as a pressure, not a formal faction, aiming to nudge policy rightward without public meetings or consensus.
In Washington, the Hopkins brothers Harry and Rome are noted for their street hustle and streetwise grit. Rome refuses to seek favors from his brother Harry, insisting he won’t go on relief. Washington insiders praise both brothers for their resourcefulness and grit.
The 34th Rick family reunion gathered about 35 people at Frank Rick and wife’s home in Clarksfield. A picnic dinner and lawn ball game followed social time, with numerous Harwoods and Rounds relatives listed among attendees and guests.
Sunday gatherings include Mr and Mrs Roy Harris hosting Lewie Kopus family of Wellington and Jean and Benny Rounds with J C Ames family. Michigan and Cleveland visitors drop by. Ernest Haves among other names listed in a long social note.
Daughter of Vermilion and Arthur Schmitz of Amherst were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Alon zo Hanes, sharing in a family visit and social occasion.
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