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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1939

Page

19

Disaster relief committees named for Elyria area setup

Thirteen committees with 106 members have been appointed by the Elyria Chapter Red Cross for disaster service. The central committee is led by Harvey C. Cheney with Edith Metcalf, Walter Kohn, Cloyd Gull and Ralph Murbach. Township representatives from several towns join subcommittees on survey purchasing clothing medical aid public information and more. Five Oberlin Well ington and three Grafton members will be added to Rescue committee. Summer time in France lasts from April 15 to October 7.

Elyria American Red Cross Harvey C. Cheney Edith E. Metcalf Red Cross Walter S. Kohn Cloyd D. Gull Ralph Murbach Henrietta C. L. Simmonson Huntington J. H. Curtiss LaGrange J. N. Stone Russia Oberlin Dorothy Smith Penfield Frank Bukovac Pittsfield H. J. Stacy Ridgeville H. J. Rengler Rochester E. H. Lehman Wellington J. W. Warden J. A. Hewitt A. J. Plocher H. A. Crandall C. W. Phillips Charles A. Tite Frank Reublin B. T. Bastian R. A. Renz J. S. Cox Leo R. Meyer H. W. Pond Anna Louise Baker R. T. McNeal C. D. Reding Minerva Richard F. Stevens A. C. Schilleman R. C. Maston W. O. McClellan

Debated Latin loans politics split Senate and House

Boake Carter weighs Borah Taft opposition to U S loans to Latin America. He argues Britain controls Argentina via Bank of England, favors high bidding to deter European influence, cites Roosevelt missteps, and notes U S China and Latin America investments. Ends with a Wales theft alert.

Borah Taft Senate House United States

Legion District Convention Set for Medina July 15 16

Plans are nearly complete for the annual fifth district American Legion convention in Medina with 47 posts from ten northeastern Ohio counties sending more than 4 400 legionnaires and 3 000 auxiliary members. Commander Raymond B Bennett of the Medina Courtney Lawrence post leads arrangements for the event featuring a street parade and Sunday sessions at 9 30 a m in Medina High School auditorium. Participating counties include Crawford Huron Erie Richland Wyandotte Lorain Ashland Medina and Seneca.

Medina American Legion Ohio Raymond B. Bennett Medina Courtney Lawrence Post Medina High School Crawford Huron Erie Richland Wyandote Lorain Ashland Seneca

North Olmsted Notes Social Roundup and Trips

North Olmsted residents and guests share weekend visits and travel. Margaret Yesberger Hilda Rice Ann Delucas Louise Beck visited Emma Hodgson. Mrs. Griffin hosted. Catherine Liebtag travels with daughter in law to Detroit then Pennsylvania. Other gatherings include Old Timers picnic at Mastick Park and upcoming church circle meeting and potluck.

North Olmsted Margaret Yesberger Hilda Jean Rice Ann Delucas Louise Beck Cleveland Heights Emma Hodgson Dewey Road Alice Griffin Brooklyn Frank Liebtag Catherine Liebtag George Ben Snore Detroit Pennsylvania Frank Bliss Joan Nashville Tenn Ruth Wise Durham North Carolina Robert Yesberger Dover Road Fred Altmos Butternut Ridge Road A. J. Carpertier North Eaton F. C A. R. Berger John Kuyper Mary Hampson

Brighton Ladies Society Event and Sunday Visit Highlights

Mrs. Carl Jones hosted the Congregational Church Ladies Society on Wednesday June 21 with thirteen members and seven guests. Ice cream and wafers were served. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Riddle and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Geise of Cleveland called at C. Gill's home. Numerous relatives and guests from Cleveland Wellington and Bob Thomas attended the Gill and Veltrie households for visits and dinner.

Brighton Carl Jones Ladies’ Society the Congregational Church C. E. Gill Jack Riddle Henry Geise Cleveland Terry Shatzer Dover Margaret Mildred Veltrie Bob Thomas Harold Carek Cecil Moore C. Veltrie Charles Lampen Sr H. L. Gill Leona Lance Fileen Lawson Charles Lampen, Jr Fay Perkins Wellington

Birthday visitors and calls noted around Cleveland area

In honor of Charles Lempen Sr’s birthday others visit Eversons in Cleveland. Mrs. Franklin Sullivan returns home to Detroit after visiting her parents in town. Eliza Gordon Volney Henderson call on M. E. Merrill. Mary Clark returns to Lakewood after two weeks with the Fenner home. Bonnie Lou Black visits relatives in Elyria. The Newcombs and Ewell attend dinner in Cleveland. The Jones family and Mrs Catharine Schott call on the Metcalfs Hartland. Dean McClellans and F H McClellans attend services at Barrett’s Chapel and share dinner with the Carpenters. The Merrills hosted J A Gordon of Cleveland Heights. Betts family dine in Elyria and visit Widdowson and Wehman families.

Charles Lempen Howard Everson Barbara Cleveland Everson Franklin Sullivan Charles D. Murray Detroit Eliza Gordon Volney Henderson M. E. Merrill Mary Clark Lakewood Ben Fenner Bonnie Lou Black Elyria Donald Day Wilbur Newcomb Donald Lloyd Ewell J. G. Kolbe Carl Jones Jones Catherine Schott Charles Metcalf Hartland Dean McClellan Alberta F. H. McClellan Barrett’s Chapel Clarksfield Albert Carpenter J. A. Gordon Cleveland Heights Earl Betts Walter Wilton Mark Widdowson Will Wehman

Kipton Attends WCTU Institute and Local Visits

Local residents attended the Tri Township WCTU Institute at Henrietta Methodist Church on June 22, led by Mrs. Alice Harding. Attendees included Mrs. Nellie Haigh Mrs. Eva Ladd Mrs. Elma Perkins and Miss Laverne Betts from Milan. Nearby visits included Nat Ladd staying with daughter Mrs. Dean Betts in Milan and James Lewis hosting Tewksburys of Lynnhurst. Mrs. Earl Shedd returns to Detroit after a week with her mother Mrs. C. C. Bickel. Belgian Red Cross marks 75th anniversary with eight new stamps including Florence Nightingale portrait.

Kipton Tri-Township W. C. T. U. Institute Henrietta Methodist Church Alice Harding Nellie Haigh Eva Ladd Elma Perkins Laverne Betts Milan Nat Ladd Dean Betts Tewksbury Lynnhurst James Lewis Earl Shedd Detroit C. C. Bickel Red Cross Belgium Florence Nightingale

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