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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1936

Page

6

Decks Scrubbed Daily by CCC Camp Men Under Navy Oversight

At the Gulf Road CCC camp, 20 cadets under Lieut Carl G Olson scrub decks each morning and dust blankets to Navy standards. The unit, led by Olson with two Army assistants, blends military discipline with civilian status, using work, recreation, and schooling to maintain order while supporting local relief families.

CCC Gulf Road Carl G Olson Naval Air Reserve United States Navy Lieut Olson Army Olson A. W McElroy M. F. Oberweiger Radio Ihibrary Harvey Johnson Cleveland

Mosher Funeral Attendees From South Amherst

The body of James Mosher was buried in Evergreen Cemetery yesterday. Attending from South Amherst were Mr and Mrs Paul Mori, Mr and Mrs Sam Slack, Mr and Mrs Mellon Bailey, Mr and Mrs Geo Bailey, Mr and Mrs Coton Kilme, and Mrs S O Bailey at the Oberlin funeral services.

South Amherst James Mosher Evergreen Cemetery Oberlin Paul Mori Sam Slack Mellon Bailey Geo Bailey Coton Kilme 8S O Bailey

March Royal Neighbor meeting at Swiss Hall notes plans

The March meeting of the Royal Neighbor lodge was held at the Swiss Hall Thursday evening. Committees were appointed to arrange a chance to be given Saturday evening April 18. Refreshments were served by Mrs Sam Slack and Mrs Pete Ammenhauser to Mrs Gust Anderson, Mrs Charles Corbett, Mrs Ray Jones, Mrs Joseph Gainok.

Royal Neighbor Lodge Swiss Hall Sam Slack Pete Ammenhauser Gust Anderson Charles Corbett Ray Jones Joseph Gainok

Wellington Church Services and Sermons Across Congregations

Wellington lists multiple church services across denominations on March 7. Cora M. Shepard notes morning worship at First Congregational with sermon series Life of Our Prayer The Romance of the Kingdom. high school and junior groups hostesses and music by choirs and quartets. Also includes Methodist Episcopal and Church of Christ Bible school times, and First Baptist and St Patricks Catholic masses with planned hymns and sermons.

Wellington First Congregational C W Record J . MacDermott Odr Record Ashford Methodist Episcopal L . Green Charles Darnes Woole Lpworth League Church of Christ Bible School Orrin B Miller E R Peck First Baptist J H Green Russell Edwards Daniel St Patricks Catholic William T Moran

Sunday services listing for multiple churches

Congregational led by Rev Louis McKibben holds Sunday school at 930 AM and morning worship. St Johns Evangelical with Rev C F E Schmidt offers Sunday School at 100 AM and Public Worship at 200 PM. Catholic Church of Nativity led by Rev R J Steiger with Masses at 00 and 1000 AM. Methodist Church led by Rev Rex B H Ryan with morning worship at 945 AM and Sunday School at 1100 AM.

Louis McKibben St Johns Evangelical C FE Schmidt Catholic— Church of

March PTA meeting to feature school music program

The March meeting of the Parent Teachers Association will be held Tuesday evening at 7 30. The school's music department will present the program.

Parent Teachers Association

Herbert Thompson Confined in Cleveland Hospital

Herbert Thompson remains confined to a Cleveland hospital after operative treatment on Wednesday. Martin Springer, seriously ill at home, is reported improved.

Herbert Thompson Cleveland Martin Springer

Nativity Parish Young Ladies Sodality Card Party

The Young Ladies Sodality of Nativity Parish hosted a Thursday evening card party in the church parlors featuring Bridge Five Hundred Pinochle and Sixty Six. Refreshments were served.

Young Ladies Sodality

Mrs Eva Bryant and Ruth Harris Attend Four Square Party

Mrs Eva Bryant and Mrs Ruth Harris attended a party at the Four Square parsonage in Amherst Friday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Martin Springer hosting, with Mr Charles Kafer of Wilson Mansfield and Mrs Nettie Ludwig of Amherst in attendance.

Gibson Eva Bryant Ruth Harris Four Square Parsonage Amehrst Charles Kafer W Mansfield Nettie Ludwig Amherst Martin Springer

Parties Honor Guests At Wellington Home Event

The Rev and Mrs Lonzo Green and Jean Phelps of Wellington hosted a party at the home of Dr and Mrs E J Bond in Elyria. Others present included Croshaw and Mickey, with journeys previously taken to Henderson Settlement and Kentucky mountains. Croshaw and Mickey stayed as overnight guests.

lLonzo Green Jean Phelps Wellington Leah Croshaw Fitchville Virginia Mickey Greenwich E J Bond Clyria Henderson Settlement Kentucky Mountains Misses Croshaw Mickey Green

Wellington Board Approves School Projects And Personnel Moves

The Wellington board of education authorizes plans for a coal bunker boiler pit and sewer project with architect Harry A Fulton to draft them. A minimum teacher salary is under consideration as no schedule has existed since 1931. Supt Shields seeks extended WPA funds for the printing project and Mary Kelly is hired to coach the senior play. A Leap Year party is planned by the Girl Reserves for high school students on April 3.

Wellington Board of Education Harry A Fulton Cleveland Wellington W Shields WPA Mary Kelly High School

Eighth graders host party during chapel program

Participants in the Junior high school chapel program included Dorothy Lein hard director Harold Brenner and students Robert Crawford Sam Zubach Chester Martin Phylis Coffin Lvelyn Smith Margaret Ebener Robert Wright Anna Buswell Lizzabeth Pitts Marolyn Pitts and Ethelyn Newberger. Caroline Bel folie won the game prize. The refreshments committee consisted of Jean Evarts Robert Young Janet Carino and Howard Worley with Miss Sarah Huntridge supervising and teachers Miss Dorothy Leinhard Roy McCormick and Arnold Kipliner also attending.

Dorothy Leinhard Harold Brenner Robert Crawford Sam Zubach Chester Martin Phylis Coffin Lvelyn Smith Margaret Ebener Robert Wright Anna Buswell Lizzabeth Marolyn Pitts Ethelyn Newberger Caroline Belfolie Jean Evarts Robert Young Janet Carino Howard Worley Sarah Huntridge Roy McCormick Arnold Kipliner

Dudley Wins Amateur Prize in WGAR Program

Allen Dudley son of Dr and Mrs Harlan Dudley won the amateur prize in an Amateur Pro gram broadcast over Station WGAR last Saturday. Dudley is a pianist and is now eligible for the Grand Prize a trip to New York City.

Allen Dudley Harlan Dudley WGAR Dudley New York City

Woman's Benefit Association Meeting Reported

Members of the Woman's Benefit Association held a meeting in the local hall to discuss upcoming charitable drives and community service plans. Attendees reviewed fund allocations and volunteers coordinated efforts for the spring aid program.

Woman's Benefit Association

Grange Hall Hosts Tea With Hazel Sage Addition

At Grange Hall on Thursday evening Mrs Hazel Sage was welcomed into the organization. Final arrangements were made for a tea to be held at the home of Mrs Arthur McDavitt on March 12. Twenty members attended.

Grange Hall Hazel Sage Arthur McDavitt Warch

Wellington Farm Women's Club March session at Grange Hall

The Wellington Farm Women's Club met at the Grange Hall for an all day session with a business meeting planning a Get together Day for all Lorain County clubs set for March 31 in McCA rooms. Alice Bird county extension agent spoke on Dress Selections. hosts were Mrs Mary Fox and Mrs Morris Perkins. April meeting planned with Mrs Lewis Fisher. Hari1y C Otterbdcher improves after illness. Mrs Marxette Snyder seriously ill at daughter’s home. Joseph Gadfield ill. William Barber and Alice Bird traveled to Columbus for a meeting by T Kawaga. Dr and Mrs C W Recard and Mrs Herbert H Reynolds of Canton visited. Recard to use Kawaga notes in Sunday sermon at Congregational church. R D Foote leased the Jun Tinos gas station on Route 18 west of Whiteford and will open a lunch counter there. Mrs Daniel Shepard returned from visit with her parents in Bert. Frederick Gray ill with cold. James Irish ill with chicken pox.

Wellington Farm Womens Club Lorain County Farm Women’s Club McCa Wiss Alice Bird Mary Fox Morris Perkins Lewis Fisher Otterbdcher Marxette Snyder van Barber Taylor Street Joseph Gadfield William Barber Alice Bird Columbus T Kagawa George Messek Herbert H Reynolds Canton C W Recard Paul T Kawaga Cleveland Recard Kavwaga Congregational Church R D Foote Route Whitefor Daniel Shepard Bert Frederick Gray James Irish

Funeral services held for J T Bottomlee at Universalist Church

Funeral services for the late J T Bottomlee, who died last week of pneumonia, were held Monday at 250 pm at the Universalist church in Bakers Crossing. The Rev O A Wolcott officiated. The Bottomlee family had been ill, and Mr Bottomlee cared for them before his death.

J T Bottomlee Universalist Church Bakers Crossing O A Wolcott Bottomlee Mr Bottomlee

Local Social Notes From Wellington And Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs N L Thudlum and daughter Betty visited and were quarantined with James Radley doing chores. Mr and Mrs George Gott of Wellington spent Sunday afternoon with H Dirlam C C Finkle and family and Vir and Mrs Kenneth Finkle were Sunday dinner guests of Earl Berger in Berea. Mr and Mrs Frank Gelhar will move to Cleveland next week. Louis Auble rented Gelhar’s farm. Mr and Mrs P A Newhbecker of Cleveland spent Sunday with their daughter and husband Lloyd Weser. Mrs Lillian Dernier returned home after weeks in the Walah home in Wellington during Mrs Walshy’s fitness. William McClaflin spent the weekend with his aunt and uncle. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Livermore in Oberlin hosted. Mr and Mrs Ralph Dirlam of Lorain and Mrs Lottie Dirlam of Berlin visited Barksey Laughery on Sunday. Mrs Florence Diedrick spent the weekend at the Laughery home. Tuesday Mrs Henry Laughery called on Mrs Sam Rowland who fell and broke her hip recently. Mr and Mrs Den Hines of Rochester spent Tuesday evening with Beckley Laughery. Mr and Mrs Frederick Lorence of Wellington spent Sunday with.

C C Finkle Kenneth Finkle Earl Berger Berea Frank Gelhar Cleveland Louis Auble Lawrence Livermore Oberlin Ralph Dirlam Lorain Lottie Dirlam Berlin Barksey Laughery Florence Diedrick Henry Laughery Sam Rowland den Hines Rochester Beckley Laughery

Tax Without Taxing The Hard Question for Congress

The piece critiques Congress for creating deficits through veterans bonuses farm subsidies and relief while avoiding direct taxation. It warns that inflation and debt rise harm the public, likening it to buying lottery tickets where most losses fall on taxpayers. It cites projected deficits for June 1937 and urges caution and fiscal restraint. It closes with a Cowper quote on tax burden.

Congressional Congress Treasury Cowper

Local families spend Sunday with relatives across towns

Various households including Mrs Henry Lorence and Mrs George Suhr with families visited relatives in Nor walk and Rochester. Morris Stanley and Laborie were in Lodi and Marion on Tuesday as Junior Simonson was taken ill and faces pneumonia. Other visits include Hovie Coward of Amherst with C D Coward, Fred Mohusepant with A C Pohl man in Rochester, and Phyllis Jean Easterday with the Barnes family in Huntsburg. Helen Kater, a Cleveland nurse, visited her parents D G and Mrs Kater, while Kenneth Fingle and Larsen were in Elyria Monday evening.

Henry Lorence George Suhr Ralph Orr John Suhr Norwalk Vis Naegele Laborie Morris Stanley Lodi Marion Simonson Hovie Coward Amherst C. D Coward Fred Helen Kater Cleveland D G Kater Kenneth Finkle and Larsen Elyria

Bread Cast Upon the Waters Estate Reveals Bequest

In Blytheville Arkansas a fisherman Hummel died after being helped by Ashabranner of Mississippi County. A will found in his effects bequeaths $7000 to Ohio relatives and leaves a residue valued at $17,909 to Ashabranner as caretaker.

Blytheville Ark Ashabranner Mississippi County Hummel Ashbranner Ohio

Executor named in Hummel will and caregiver noted

The will for Hummel names Ashabran Ner as executor of the estate and identifies a person who cared for Hummel in his final illness.

Hummel Ashabranner

Non-Resident Mayor Governs Iowa Town

CLEARFIELD Iowa citizens are governed by a mayor who lives in an adjoining county. When F J Anderson was elected he resided in Clearfield and Taylor County but later moved to a Ringgold County farm eight miles away. He now commutes daily to work and serves as mayor.

Clearfield Iowa F J Anderson Taylor County Ringgold County

Transfers Reported by Land Title Guaranty Trust Co

Sheriff’s Deed to The Cleveland Trust Company records 10.16 acres on Avon Balded Road Ridgeville Township. Roses F. Davis as receiver transfers to Joseph B. Conley et al sublet 47 Euclid Erie Park Lorain. Tillie Blahay et al transfer to Elisabeth Devlin lot 44 Morehouse Foster’s Subdivision Lorain. The Midland Bank transfers to Mary D. Schauweker sublet 14 Cave Land Company Glen Arden Beach Subdivision Avon Lake Village.

Cleveland Trust Company Avon-Balden Road Ridgeville Township Roses F. Davis Joseph B. Conley Euclid Erie Park Subdivision Lorain Tillie Blahay Elisabeth Devlin Morehouse and Foster

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