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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1936

Page

8

National Whirligig on Roosevelt and Philadelphia Platform

The column discusses Roosevelt rewriting Wagner's draft platform, its cautious stance, and the Philly convention fight. It notes Glass and fellow conservatives press for old‑fashioned party lines, while Roosevelt seeks unity. It covers polling, loyalty, and the new campaign dynamics shaping the convention.

Bob Wagner Moosevelt Wagner Roosevelt Chicago Philadelphia Senator Glass Virginia White House

Stips House Secrets Drive Night Walks in Mystery

In a tense scene from CHAPTER XXIX, Larry and Marcia confront a haunted Stips house. Dr. Macbride reveals Allstone’s kidnap plot and suspicion about Ellen Ashton Brown. Macbride’s return with coffee ends the night, while Gigi suspects a hidden mother behind the house’s silence and Allstone’s motive.

Marcia Howards Larry Norton Btipstown Stips Howards Larry Sidney Allstone Ashton Brown Ellen Ashton Brown Colonel Stips Stipa Peter Macbride Gigi Macbride Allstone Marcia Darry

Hidden Room Alarm Sparks House Search

In a tense scene within a deserted house, Larry and companions fear a hidden room may conceal Ellen Brown or another secret as they prepare to search the cellar. A locked steel door and shifting winds heighten danger while they change clothes and await accomplices before a perilous ascent.

Macbride Allstone Larry Gigi Machride The Howards Ellen Brown Marcia

Annual Columbia Events and Local Notices

Rev Paul Brown leads Columbia Methdist Church delegation on a June tour to Kentucky mountains visiting Henderson Settlement and Kingdom Come Schools. Father's Day observance at Baptist church with a surprise in Sunday school. Columbia BB Y P U and Euclid venue Baptist youths host social and Vesper at Dunford residence. Columbia High School Alumni reunion June 23 at the ballroom with officers listed.

Coluimbia Paul Brown Methodist Church Kentucky Mountains Reverend Brown Henderson Settlement School Kingdom Come Baptist Church BR. Y. PI. U Huclidvenue Baptist Church of Cleveland BB. Y. P. U. of Columbia Ernest Dunford Donna Stinchcomb Columbia High School Columbia Ball Room Howard Tillsin Helen Dettman Margaret. Martin Russell Fish

Altruist Clarks and Townsend Talks Occupy Weekend

Altruist Clarks of the Baptist Sunday school enjoyed a Saturday evening at Miss Wanda Ives home with games led by Mrs. Wade Jacquays and Mrs. Milo Stearns for twenty guests. Townsend meeting featured Orson Pettijohn and Dr. Dutton of Akron at the hall, with plans for Cleveland convention attendance in July. Dr. Forest Adams of Cleveland is recovering from mumps and spinal meningitis.

Clarks Baptisl Sunday Wanda Ives Wade Jacquays Milo Stearns Orson Pettijohn Dutton Akron Townsend Cleveland Forest Adams Lorena Crocker Ladies’ Aid Society Roy Churchward A. B. Joiner R. A. Lewis Robert Painter Willard Hathaway Fred Hathaway Frank Ullrich Erhart Charles Martin Marshall Bickford Ione Cale Stephenson Whaton Wilma Bracy Robert Bremner A. R. Webber John Baldwin Baldwin-Wallace College Columia Phylis Bartter Baldwin-Wallace John Snell Leon Osborne Harry Stadden I. W. Osborne Leona Osborne China Nazarene Kansas City Lawrence Bartter Edith Beverly Sandusky Dana Burns Shakespeare Gardens William Harrington Caledonia Henry Lehnning van Wert Ohio Libbie Anna Martin Bar) Beck Little Som Independence H. C. Hunter Chippewa Lake Acme Grange Fred Reynolds Worth Olmsted Chas. Mills A. R. Keyne Fidelity Lakewood Christian Church Forest Iyes William Loesch Parma

Community Notes From Elyria and Nearby Areas

Mrs Wade Jacquays and Mr and Mrs Leon Cole visit the Adama home stead. Richard and Marlon Stearns stay with grandparents in Elyria. Gertrude Akios attends Baldwin Wallace College commencement and reunion. Firemen's convention at Bowling Green draws attendees from local families. Benjamin Zidek moves to Roy Churchward's tenant house in West View. Fannie Burton of Wellington visits daughter Mrs J R Van Arsdale.

Wade Jacquays Leon Cole Martha Adams Adama Richard Marlon Stearns Robert Stearns Elyria Gertrude Akios Baldwin-Wallace College Rolla Walkden Mary Frances of Columbus P. W. Heineman Lyman Hitchcock Wilbur Charles Hitchcock Bowling , Green George Haag Acme Grange P. W. Meineman E. L. Evans Holmes River Styx Benjamin Zidek West View Roy Churchward Butler Grafton Robert Geach Mr. Butler Cleveland Fannie Burton Wellington J. R. van Arsdale

Hoover Back At Work As Engineer

Former President Hoover resumes his mining engineering career after the Cleveland Republican convention. Friends say he aims to focus on politics less and reestablish himself as a consulting mining engineer while assessing a California mine on a professional assignment.

Herbert Hoover Hoover Cleveland Mr. Hoover Pat Hurley Hurley John Lewis Republi Pennsylvania Ernest T. Weir National Steel Lewis United Mine Workers Pittsburgh Weir Conyright United Press Palo Alto Cal WPI Republic Party Lewiers Republican Party White House Belgium California

Avon Entertains Avon in June Tea and Card Party

Miss Theresa ner entertained a party of friends at her Avon home honoring Miss Rosemary Heckel with two tables of bridge and a pink and white themed two course lunch. Prizes were awarded for the card contest and a lovely gift given to the honoree. Miss Margaret Heckel hosted the Top Hat Club from Avon and Lorain with bridge games and prizes, floral centerpieces, and refreshments.

Iss Wagner Avon Theresaner Rosemary Heckel Margaret Heckel Avon and Lorain

Civil Service reform debate confounds Governor Landon stance

Cincinnati June 23 1936 The Senate New Dealers push Civil Service reform as a test of Landon’s position while the vague Black Bill and the La Follette Munoney measure seek to limit Civil Service beneficiaries. Uncertain if Congress will act before adjournment, observers note a rare administration conscience shift amid public interest. Alice Longworth comments on whether Farley will align with Landon on Post Office Civil Service control.

Cencinnati Senate Landon Congress Philadelphia Farley Post Office Department Civil Service Alice Longworth McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Nuit Bridge Club Hosts Dutch Luncheon and Prizes

Mrs Arlena Devonshire hosted Nuit Bridge at 136 West Street with three tables in play after the business meeting. High honors went to Mrs M Mitchell, second to Mrs M Meredith, third to Mrs C Chapman. Guests included Mrs B Thomas and Mrs L Christian. guest prize to Mrs L Christian. A Dutch luncheon served to 12. Next meeting set at Mrs Madeline Mitchells 113 MacKenfe street Tul ist.

Nuit’ Bridge Club Arlena Devonshire Nuit Huff West Street M. Mitchell M. Meredith C. Chapman B. Thomas L. Christian

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