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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1932

Page

3

W F W Convenes At Steubenville

Steubenville June 21 Two thousand veterans and auxiliary members are expected for the opening meeting of the Annual Ohio Encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Speakers include Governor George White Davis Ingalls Attorney General Gilbert Bettman James E Van Zandt and Robert Woodsides from Pittsburgh former national commander.

Steubenville Ohio Veterans of Foreign Ware George White Davis Ingalls Gilbert Bettman James E. van Zandt Washington, D. C Robert Woodside Pittsburgh

City to assess downtown property owners for White Way lighting

City council ordered assessments for four years of the White Way lighting contract with Ohio Public Service Company. Property owners will cover the difference between ordinary street lighting costs and the White Way system, as the city funds the balance.

Ohio Public Service Company

Hamel Burrows Wedding Solemnized In Vermilion Today

Miss Ruth Hamel of Vermilion wed Lyle Burrows in a noon ceremony at the Vermilion Reform church parsonage officiated by Rev J Roger. After a motor trip the couple will reside at 39 Ohio street Vermilion with Mrs Hamel’s daughter noting the groom’s residence and bride’s employment at Troxel Manufacturing.

Hamel - Burrows Ruth Hamel Katherine Hamel Vermilion Lyle Burrows J. Roger Reformed Church Mr. Burrows Ion A. W. Burrows

Truth Seekers and Sorority Rally Picnic Tonight

Truth Seekers of United Presbyterian Church with Doris and May Wheatley of Fairlawn Avenue join Pr Omicron Sorority with Miss Agnes Carlin. Ex service and men and women Bible class and teachers of Second Congregational Church hold a rally and picnic at Anthony Dellefield’s Telegraph Road home, meet at church at 6, dinner at 7 p.m.

Truth Seekers United Presbyterian Church Doris May Wheatley Fairlawn Avenue Omicron Sorority Agnes Carlin V.oflw Anthony Dellefield Telegraph Road

WEDDING CALENDAR AND LOCAL VISITORS IN AMHERST AREA

The Misses Annie Davidson and Dorothy Dodd and Mesers Murray Davidson and James Tichiffer plan to attend the wedding of George Ferris to Betty Loos in Norristown New Jersey on Saturday at noon. Guests include Rev and Mrs M Mubley and family from Detroit arriving to attend the Krugmann Gebhardt wedding. Nearby celebrations note Mr Hathaway’s birthday party at the Ernst home on Crosse street Amherst with Clarence Brown in attendance.

Annie Davidson Dorothy Dodd Murray Davidson James Tichiffer George Ferris Betty Loos Norristown New Jersey Roy Hathaway Clarence Brown Mr. Hathaway Henry Ernst Crosse Street Amherst Marry Mubley Harry Mubhtey, Jr Thelma Mary Detroit Michigan Krugmann-Gebhardt Arthur Ehlke East Fourth Street Benjamin Moseley Hast Avenue Akron M. E Wilder Tommy Roger Jamestown New York Wilder Henry Sandrock Wolf Court Charles Crehore Eugene N. Beesley Chicago Tiinois Ed Williams Park Avenue New York City Donald D. Myers Chasestreet David Paton Parkview Court Camp Doolittle Sandusky Gertrude Tammen Delaware W. F. Hafner Princeton Avenue P Uak Painesville

Local Social Notes Open for Summer Visits and Births

Miss Joyce Gregg returns home after a visit with Miss Marian Kasper of Lake avenue. Several families plan guests and travels including F Keane and daughter Ella arriving from California to stay with R B Struthers. A new baby girl Sandra Joy born June 20 at Cleveland Maternity Hospital to Hiram Stone Jr and spouse. Various Oberlin College commencements and visitors noted, with numerous guests from Toledo Cleveland Madison and Tulsa.

Joyce Gregg Marian Kasper Lake Avenue F. Keane Ella Keane California R. B. Struthers Eastern Heights Boulevard Thomas Bella Blaine Street George MacLied Columbus Stanley Greenleaf L. EB. McMullen Cleveland Haights Robert Wiliam France Second Street Fawcett Cleveland Hiram Stone, Jr Maternity Hospital Sandra Joy Dorothy Dodd Wheaton Dinnois Annie Davidson West Eighth Street Carl Boehn Toledo RH. Harrison Lake Ave‘nue Morrison Oberlin College Irene Boehn E. Gross Elyria Fur Shoppe New York City Charles 8. Johnson David Baldwin Ralph Lindermas Columbia Station Elyria Memorial Hospital Harry Robinson J Gurate E. Baker Ruti Hausch Mary Aney Madison Ohio C. L Church West Avenue Chare Wellington Clatton Harpster Cornell Avenue Elima Memorial Hospital Herbert Duvall New York Magara Falls Janes A. Hewitt Park Avenue Max Thorpe Morris Tulsa Oklahoma

Meetings of Rebekah Past Noble Grands and Club

Past Noble Grands will meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Anna Schambacher home 162 Water Street. Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Friday evening at 699 Washington Avenue entrance Ely Wond and proceed to Elswood for a hamburger hash.

Rebekah Noble Grands Anna Schambacher Waterstreet Business and Professional Women's Club Washington Avenue Ely Wond Elswood

Hospital Notes and Marriage Licenses Herein

Admission and discharge entries list Mrs Ashton Crumb Joe Bush Marjorie Worcester Lemar Davis Helen Lehman Mrs Cecil Ward Gloria Werch Mrs Clayton Harpster and Mrs Ralph Linderman among patients. Discharges note Mrs Maron Loor Grafton Mrs George Tattersall baby girl and baby girl details. Marriage license applications include Joseph Ihmat and Victoria Kiema Lorain Earl Vestal Jr and Doris Streicher Stanely Brodka and Omma Miesak John Landis and Eloise Thurston Jesse Reed and Evelyn Thompson with religious officiants noted.

Ashton Crumb Cleveland Street Joe Bush Chestnut Street Marjorie Worcester Lemar Davis Mansfield Ohio Helen Lehman Louisiana, Avenue Cecil Ward Hington Gloria Werch West River Clayton Harpster Cornell Ralph Linderman Columbia Station Maron Loor Grafton George Tattersall Hamilton Avenir Francis Eaton BE. Hehts Blvd Joseph Ihmat Steel Works Lorain Victoria Kiema Justice Watts Robert Vestal, Jr Elyria Doris Streicher Redhead Stanley Brodka Omma Miesak Hamrak- John Landis Greensboro N. C Eloise Thurston Oberlin Richards Jesse Reed Evelyn Thompson Justice Petro

New Books At The Library Catalog Highlights Varied Titles

Site notes Emerson Brooks presents a study of Emerson journals poems and essays with focus on his background and thought. Houdini's Magic Gibson offers private notes on his craft and inventive energy. Taking Trout With the Dry Fly covers American fly fishing methods and tackle. Gitana Chambera is a swift love story set during the Mentoan war era. Roll-Top Desk Mystery by Carolyn Wells follows detective Keven Fleming Stone through clues in a murder case near Berkeley ح and pearls. Tlame of Devotion Comstock narrates courage and pursuit against fear.

Emerson—Brooks Brooks Emerson Houdini Gibson Gitana Chambera Buena Vista Carolyn Wells Keven Fleming Berkeley Comstock Conrad

Paris Fashions Show Three-Colored Suit By Madame Schiaparelli

Paris fashions present a three colored ensemble by Madame Schiaparelli for 1932 featuring a deep coral red tweed suit with black jersey and grey jersey, a high topped skirt, diagonal waist tucks, and an inverted back pleat, plus coordinated blouses in white crepon and striped hues, expanding a versatile wardrobe.

Paris Madane Schiaparelli Madame Schiaparelli Molyneux Rose Jersey

Borah Rejects Hoover Platform Over Prohibition Row

Senator Borah roared rejection of the Republican platform at Chicago. He brands the prohibition plank a generality and a repeal lid and says he cannot be bound by it. President Hoover presses advisers to win Borah back or seek compromise while Mills and Brown deny repeal motives.

Borah Mills Atea Chicago Borth Lewis Dem Hoover Idaho Republican Party United States Horeh Senate Bingham Congress White House Borsh Muignt Wall Brown Treasury Mills Platform Committee Milla

Contempt for the gilded world and a love reborn

The fragment hints at Phyllis living among wealth with scorn, yet a different courage rises to protect a lasting love and reclaim early happiness.

Phyllis

25c Ham Supper at LaPorte Church Friday

A 25 cent ham supper is planned at LaPorte Church with serving starting at 6 PM on Friday. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.

LaPorte Church

Roosevelt Aide Seeks Big Political Maneuver at Convention

Raskob, a mild financier and former GM director, drives New York party funds and backs a plan for an 18th amendment plank. Alfred Smith is due to arrive, boosting pre convention heat while Roosevelt navigates committee battles and a push for a permanent chair. Dance mention concludes odd transition to a social notice at Schneiders Grove.

Raskob Hudson River National Committee Washington Congress Wringing Wet General Motors Alfred E. Smith Rashob Roosevalt Jouatt Shouse Harry F. Bird Virginia Wilk Byrd Roosevelt Newton D. Baker Smith Alfred Smith Thomas J. Walsh Montana Shouse

Roosevelt Push for Nomination Faces Tammany Hurdle in New York

Roosevelt aims to win the nomination with a decisive victory aided by New York support and by swaying John F. Curry of Tammany Hall. Roosevelt needs about 40 to 46 votes from New York's 99 to reach a two thirds majority, with gains in Missouri and Virginia likely if Curry shifts.

Didate Roosevelt New York Tammany Hall John F. Curry Smith Curry Missouri Virginia

Dry uprising warned after repeal of Prohibition

June 21. Dr. Howard H Russell founder of the Anti-Saloon League predicted repeal of the 18th Amendment would trigger a national drunken spree and banishment of liquor traffic. He spoke at the league’s annual reunion of survivors from the May 24 1853 founding.

Obprlin G United States Howard H. Russell Dr. Hassell The League

Strawberry Shortcake Supper at Field's M B Church

Strawberry shortcake supper scheduled at Field's M B Church on Thursday at 6 00. Price listed as 20c and 25c. Event appears as a local church fundraiser with daytime notice in compact style.

Field M. B

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W.F. W White Way TA WA SI Club Ta We Si Church of Christ Third Street Eunice Browning Iva Oliver Mary Fox Harriett King Evelyn Wilson Hat Shop Mabel Fridenstine Harrett Gray Edna Hills Betty Day Dorothy Barton Eleanor Wilson Mary Fos Florence Stetson Susanna Wesley Isa-See-Kes Iss-See-Kes Girl Reserve Department Gertrude Borie Marion Upp R. W. Hancock Denison Avenue Tri-Fi Club Tri- Fi Club Louise Wernert Kenyon Avenue Leona Moelk Eleanor McCully Cedar Point Bertha Quade Leona Moeik F. W. Auxiliary State Dept Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Joseph Metzler Oleva Forbes Eaton Rapids Joseph Metzder Olga’ Perking Aouls Young Gate Department Nenville N. A. Q. Club Julian Smith Courtland Street Hugh Richards van Wagnen Susie Chambers Frank van Wagnen Chambers North Eaton Millington Irvin van Wagnen Brownhelm Kaylang Sixteenth Street Canton Lorain I. O. O. F. Hall Harris Dessie Sutton Organiaation Fremont I. H. Amore Cy South Ridge Evangelical Church First United Presbyterian Church Charles Sotherson J. H. Gree Wadsworth, Ja William E.borak Daylight Rooms Leedale's Beauty Swearer Elk Eye Schneider's Grove Grafton Rd Nichols-Holmes Orch Broad St Foante Elysia Savings Trust Bldg Nestle Frederic Peae Ae Myrtelle Beauty Shoppe Andress Garage Wolland Books C. H. Merthe & Co Eugene Gabrieles 7Th St White Rame Schwind Picture Store West Second Street Eugene Permanents Gertrude Beauty Shoppe West Broad Street
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