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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1938

Page

6

Spring Music Contests Set for Lorain County Schools

Lorain County spring music events include band orchestra and choral contests on March 26 with J Martin Beck judging choral division and Leon Ruddick overseeing instrumental work. District events in Kent April 8 9 and state finals in Columbus April 28 29. Northeast district solo ensemble at Mt Union College April 30 and National Music Week May 1 observances in county schools.

Lorain County Gérald M. Vrank J. Martin Beck Elyria High Leon Ruddick Cleveland Will Rude Ruddick San Francisco Symphony Orchestra Victor Herbert Kent Columbus Mt. Union College Oberlin George Wain Belden Clearview Tfish Cloarstow Avon Elvaia Township Brownhelmy Avon Lake Firiuchron

Amherst Mabel o meeting of the Royab Neighbor Lodge at Sway Hall

A Royal Neighbor Lodge meeting at Sway Hall Thursday evening included memorials for Mrs. Jos Heathcote who died two weeks earlier. Sisters were thanked for the year, prizes won by Ars Bertha Mlowe Hilamit Esther Wett and Luin Slack with Esther Witt taking the special prize. Hostesses Gust Anderson and Henry Mc Kraski served sixteen members. Next hosts for April are Mrs. S QC Bailey and Mrs. Charley Nickel.

Mabel O Royab Sway Hall Jos Heathcote Aiway Howd Ars Bertha Mlowe Hilamit Esther Wett Luin Slack Esther Witt Gust Anderson

Social Guests Visit Kiplinger and Ries Homes

Henrietta and Ira Kiplinger of Kipton visited Thursday afternoon at the Ries home with Mr and Mrs Theodore Ries and others. Friday evening guests included Myron Ries and George Sayres at the G M Snyder home. Mrs A J Clemons visited Friday with her daughter Mrs Jesse Portman. Sunday afternoon guests were Leonard Bucks and son Harl Peter at the Fred Bauman home.

Ira Kiplinger Kipton Theodore Ries Fred Latteman Mary Vivian Myron Ries George Sayres G. M. Snyder A. J. Clemons Jesse Portman Leonard Bucks Harl Peter Fred Bauman

Soviet biologist Lyubimenko dies in Moscow

V. N. Lyubimenko, a Soviet biologist, died recently in Moscow. He authored more than 200 scientific works and contributed to multiple fields.

V. N. Lyubimenko Moscow

New York Day By Day: Motor mishaps and city life musings

A satirical personal column from March 5 1938 recounts chaotic driving misadventures in Manhattan including a left-hand emergency brake mishap and a reservoir scare. John Held Jr and other cultural notes appear, detailing his life, career, and recent work. The piece closes with reflections on journalism, public figures, and everyday New Yorkers.

New York Manhattan East Fifthieth Street Leameton Avenue Docanthiot John Held Jr Wes Morty-Siath Jid Held Bor Salt Lake City Volumn Old Central Press B.D McNaught Iropn the World and

National Tube Co schedule shows reduced Lorain operations

The National Tube Company plant at Lorain will run a smaller operation next week than this week. One blast furnace will operate while no open hearth furnaces run. The Bessemer converter will have single turns, the rail mill idle. Skelp mills 1 and 5 operate five days, seamless mill 4 operates five days. No butt or lapp mills scheduled. Schedule tentative and subject to change.

National Tube Company Lorain Bessemer Skelp Mills

Townsend Rally to Feature Detroit Speaker at Wellington

J F Winneur of Detroit will speak at the Grange Hall in Wellington at 8 p.m. Tuesday March 8 as Townsend Club No 1 announces the event. He will discuss The General Welfare Act of 1907 followed by a Winter Picnic with lunch advised and hot coffee at no admission.

J. F. Winneur Detroit Mich Grange Wellington Frank A. West Townsend Club Winneur

Oklahoma Adopts Wage Hour Codes for Men and Women

Oklahoma joins other states with wage hour standards by enacting minimums for eight industries. About 300000 workers face new pay scales with weekly increases from two to ten dollars. Gov Marland and labor officials will enforce rules set by committees, with fines from twenty five to ten dollars for violations.

Oklahoma Sooner W. Marland State Industrial Commission Supreme Court New York Washington State

Amherst High Chapel Shown Features and Memorial Day Plans

The Amherst senior high chapel program Friday included devotions by Mary Alice McDermott and a picture description by Robert Laux of The Spirit of 76, with Willard as painter and the original sketch held by Wellington Library. Other acts included a speech by Herbert Gammons, a one act play Catherine Parr by James Larson, violin solo by Hope McClaflin, reading The Waitress by Evelyn Stark, and assembly singing led by Burton Hoffner. Memorial Day plans were discussed at Elmer Johnson Post with a committee of Herman Short Clyde Donnelly Harry Sabiers to coordinate with the mayor and others. The annual school awards and the Bay State event in Columbus in June were also discussed, with five local boys to be sent by the region.

Amherst Hope Medarlin Mary Alice McDermott Robert Laux Willard Cleveland Wellington Herbert Gammons Catherine Parr Henry the Eighth James Larson Kink Martha Lantz Catherine Parj Page Robert Slack Hope McClaflin Dorothy Jones Evelyn Stark Burton Hoffner Elmer Johnson Post American Legion Legion Rooms Herman Short Clyde Donnelly Harry Sabiers Bay State Columbus

Civic notices and social events in Lorain area

Announcements outline bingo and dance dates at St Joseph parochial school hall on March 10 and at Lorain Country Club on March 25. Gospel team from Oberlin School of Theology to lead Congregational church service with junior choir music. Cloverleaf Club hosts five hundred party with prizes and lunch. next meeting with Mrs Schroeder in three weeks. Briefs note funeral attendance and Junior Walther League meeting at St Paul Lutheran church.

Clara Gryant Congregational Ladies Dime Society Brown Oberlin Cal Buswell J. L. Davis Elyria H. E. Dulmage St. Joseph Parochial School Hall Lorain Country Club Oberlin School of Theology Congregational Church China Japan Bulgaria George Carter Kenny Wolczikowski Minerva Street Cloverleaf Club William Ehrman C. A. Laner C. F. Schroeder Henry Amenhauser Maurice Stark C. KF. Schroeder R. K. Tisdale William Hall Garl Towne Walther League of St

Meaning of the Church sermon at Baton Church of Christ

Rev Archie Stevenson will preach on The Meaning of the Church Sunday morning. The series aligns with Easter and includes topics such as The Meaning of Worship The Meaning of the Lord's Supper The Meaning of Baptism The Meaning of Church Membership and The Meaning of Christian Living.

Archie Stevenson Baton Church of Christ

Class To Present Play At Eaton

The Hat on Sunday School Intermediate boys' class presents the pantomime The Jesus Road in Africa this Sunday morning. Silent acting accompanies Junior Lyons reading. Cast includes Norman Cramer, Robert Smith, Albert Cramer, Raymond Rice, Sterling Tite, Warren Cornish, Bright Star, Emil Smith. Donald Blaine will narrate life in Congo and the program continues as part of a series through Easter.

Haton Jesus Road Africa Junior Lyons Norman Cramer Sharp Arrow Robert Smith Big Bear Albert Cramer Strong Arm Raymond Rice Sterling Tite Warren Cornish Bright Star Emil Smith Donald Blaine Congo

Friends Day Observed by New London Foreign Missionary Society

The New London Foreign Missionary Society held its annual Friends Day and Founders tea at the Grissingers home with about 55 attendees. President Mrs. Glenn Spade led, devotionals by Miss Stella Townsend, and a Stewardship program by Mrs. Jeannette Culbertson featuring the Seven Points of Grace. A vocal duet by Christine Giles Bingham and Jennie Landes and a dialogue by Mrs. George Parnell and Mrs. T. W. Messenger followed, with refreshments served by a host of helpers and tea presided by Mrs. G. T. Spade.

New London New London Foreign Missionary Society O. M. Grissinger Glenn Spade Stella Townsend Jed Jeannette Culbertson R. A. McClellan Lee Teets D. B. Barnes L.L. Seeech Ira l L. Landes Bendeneer Stream Christine Giles Bingham Jennie Landes Winona Bursley George Parnell T. W. Messenger M. O. Price Paul Richards J. 0. Lehman H. R. Culbertson G. T. Spade

Church Directory Listing of area congregations

A dense church directory lists service times and pastors for many area churches including CHRIST’S TEMPLE at 411 Oberlin Road with Sunday school and morning worship, Princeton Ave churches, and others such as FIRST METHODIST, ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL, UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, FIRST BAPTIST, and more. It provides pastors, addresses, and weekly schedules across numerous faith communities.

Christ’s Temple Oberlin Road Brotherhood Mission Society ST. Paul's Evangelical Church Third Street Ernst Kion Grace Lutheran Church Princeton Ave E. River St W. W. Walker First Baptist Church John H. Green Paul Wilkinson Christ

Wellington P T A Meet Open Speaker at School House

Wellington March 5 an open Wellington Parent Teachers Association meeting at the school house Monday night with a special speaker and program. Parents who have not joined are urged to do so as the year ends April 1. Local church notices list Bible school at 9 30 and morning worship.

P.f. A Wellington Parent‘Teachers’ Association

Farmers Uncover Roman Villa Ruins in France

In La Fleche Sarthe farmers struck a sunken wall and uncovered a well preserved Roman villa dating to Caesar era. The 35 by 20 foot site retains original cement and vivid red and yellow coatings with a bath of 11 by 5 feet and small stone walls.

M. J. Burgaud Calais France England

Rochester Church Notes Evangelistic Series Opens

Rochester church notes report a two week evangelistic series beginning Monday evening at the Baptist church led by Rev. Wm. with services slated to attract local worshippers and deepen community outreach in the city.

Rochester The Baptist Church

Bethany Baptist Sunday Schedule and Midweek Pray Service

Bethany Baptist on Seventeenth Street outlines a Sunday School at 9 30 A M led by H R Thiel and a morning service at 11 00 A M with Rev C Smith pastor. Midweek prayer service is Wednesday at 7 30 P M and a choir group meets for prayer and study.

Junier Lake Ave West Street A. E. Kemp Christian Kodeavpe First Hungarian Baptist Church Dulius Kish West River Street Alex Yousa Tie PL Young Peoples Service MY. Zion Baptist West Avenue Willis Juckson First Baptist Second Street Middle Avenue KR. W. Neighbour M. E Middle Ave J. A. Watson Epworth League Gospel Mission East Bridge St ST. Andrew ’S Episcopal Edwin B. Redhead Young People’s Fellowship Pilgrim Community Church Cambridgee Prospect Streets Josef A. Barton MNRST Church OF Christ Scientist East Ave Luliva A Seriool Jizuu Reading K Room Redington Block G. African Methodist Church Jones Chapel Seventeenth St R. A. White J. F. Greenfield Bethany Baptist Church Seventeenth Street C. Smith H. R. Thiel

Ro chester Clarksfield and Brighton Methodist Meeting

Pastor Rodgers invites all to an all day service at Rochester church next Sunday March 6 beginning 11 o clock. Price Allem evangelist will speak and lead singing. Fellowship dinner at noon followed by Dr V W Wagar preaching. All quarterages to be paid by then. Center Aid Society met with Mrs Susie Farnsworth with pot luck lunch. Harmonial Society met at the church Friday.

Rodgers Price Allem Rochester Clarksfield Brighton V. W. Wagar Center Aid Society Susie Farnsworth Harmonial Society Methodist Church

Local travelers stopovers noted in Paxton arrivals

Eaton Mr and Mrs Theodore Carpen er, on a Mississippi River and South Carolina coast trip, returned to Illinois and are staying in Paxton at Box 196. Mr and Mrs Ray Firestone from Elyria recently dined with Mr and Mrs Walter in town.

Theodore Carpener Mississippi River South Carolina Illinois Paxton Ray Firestone Elyria Walter

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