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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1938

Page

14

Arbitration Debate Divides Elyria Kiwanis Club

Elyria Kiwanis heard a debate on compulsory arbitration within the National Labor Relations Board. Oberlin students George Winwood and S. Macon Cowles argued affirmative and negative positions, citing strike costs and broader labor relations issues. The discussion noted upcoming debates and a planned field trip to Cleveland Arena to watch hockey.

National Labor Relations Board Elyria Kiwanis Club Graystone Hole George Winwood Springfield Ohio S. Macon Cowles Metroge Massachusetts Oberlin College

Dishes for Today Salads Vary Your Menus During Lent

Lent menus offer appealing alternatives to meat with fish cheese and cereal dishes and eggs. Readily varying preparation and bright salads can keep meals appetizing during the fasting period.

La Grange Home Makers Meet Attendance Grows

La Grange Home Makers club met with Mrs. Fred Prosser drawing an unusually large Tuesday gathering. President Mrs. J. Thayer led devotional and business sessions while Mrs. Carlton Adams and Mrs. Harvey Hopkins spoke on Meat. About thirty attended with guests including Mrs. Ford Bachtel and others.

Home Makers LA Grange Home Makers Club Fred Prosser J. Thayer Carlton Adams Harvey Hopkins Charles Adams Home Council Charles Foster Ford Bachtel Milton Haulk Will Hastings Rowan Kelner Charles Rawson John Cur

Gleaners Plan Party at Methodist Church Evening

Community events note Gleaners of the Methodist church set for a March 9 gathering with Gladys Hopkins hosting assisted by Sylvia Curtiss Winifred Heath Frances Woodruff Stella Dawson and Nellie Monosmith Charlotte Wilcox leading devotionals Flower Exchange entries include Roses House Plants Annual Plants and others Briefs mention visits to Denham Woodruff and Leipsie district day Wooster election of a district officer and other local social notes also record a postponed Workers Conference and a birthday of a local resident Observations end with a note on German Lorelei cliff legend and South Africa's bilingual status English and Afrikaans as official languages

Gladys Hopkins Methodist Church Sylvia Curtiss Winifred Heath Frances Woodruff Stella Dawson Nellie Monosmith Charlotte Wilcox Flower Exchange Turks Esther Wolcott Grace Miller Elyria KR. H

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