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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1939
Page
16
Boake Carter notes odd contrasts in the Roosevelt Administration as 1940 campaigning nears. He cites Morgenthau Hopkins and party splits, suggesting Republicans pressure in Congress and Democratic frictions within Washington.
Elyria Library reveals new circulating titles this week announced by librarian Miss Edna Moore. Non fiction includes Radio Writing and Forensic Chemistry, plus The History of Motion Pictures and Swimming and Diving. Fiction list features The Death of the Heart, Konigsmark, The Long Lane, Knights of the Range, and The Ordeal of Minnie Schultz.
District Superintendent Dr P T Gorham will preside at the fourth quarterly conference at the church Thursday evening March 9 at 8 PM. He will preach at 11 AM Sunday. Members and friends are invited.
A sharp political column argues the New Deal shifts right due to self interest as administrations reassure business to save jobs. It likens socialism communism fascism and New Deal to two cows and concludes the government would shoot one cow, milk the other, and dump the milk.
In early Norse history women alone maintained literacy while men engaged in farming and combat. The source notes that reading and writing were practiced by women, with men preoccupied by labor and warfare.
Forty members met at Wellington Grange hall with Fred Keyes of Elyria as guest speaker. D. G Swanger resigned as secretary treasurer and Malcolm Van Wormer was named to fill the post. Plans are set for Field Day and the annual picnic in June. William Murray led the entertainment and Miss Mary Knapp aided by Isabelle Bishbaugh, Mary Jane Brouse, Betty Bear and Jean Perry. Next meeting April 4 at Janet Carino's home.
With the president absent, Isabelle Bishbaugh presided at a Junior Kings Daughters meeting hosted by Annabelle Hales on Tuesday evening. Betty Weidrick led devotionals from the Ohio Voice, as Mrs M L Carpenter described Beef-Hide Creek work in Kentucky by Dr Elsie Hamilton Avia Anderson Louise Obrig Helen Steiner and Mary Whitney joined the Circle with a candle light initiation.
Mrs Alice Barrick spoke on her winter in Florida at the regular meeting. Plans were made for the work meeting on Friday afternoon March 10 in the GA A Memorial Hall. A St Patrick's party was set for Friday evening March 17 at the hall. Mrs Laura Hildebrand won the attendance prize.
Rev Lonzo Green attended the East End Book Club of Methodist ministers at the Home for the Aged in Elyria. Work begins on transforming the house at Herrick avenue West and Kelly street into a modern home for Dr W W Hyde. Wellington Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles names committees for the anniversary party on Thursday night March 16 with Robert Holland Robert Gott and Sidney Stemple in charge of entertainment and favors.
Odd Fellows Tuesday night initiated Cetlan Baker near Wellington and set up a refreshment committee with Henry Clodwick George Ormerold and Harold Rickel. Townsend Club No 1 discussed a box social for March 14 and new meeting hall on Tuesday evenings.
Mr and Mrs Clide Dague and daughter Shirley Ann of Medina visit Mrs Carl Eckert and daughter Marjorie of Berea in a North Russia community note.
Gilbert Wellman of Oberlin and the Schuberts hosted Sunday supper with family. Mrs. Sandrock Berg and Gibson visited Mrs. Peabody of Elyria. Harry Gibson attended a birthday for R H Keighley of West Russia. Bernadine Bailey and friends spent Sunday in Ashley. Albright hosted with the Haughs of Elyria. Walter Berg and sons visited West Russia. Brownhelm hosts Burke gathering with the Gibsons.
Elyria Central Labor Union will hold its regular meeting at the V F W Hall at 7 30 this evening to discuss several labor bills in Columbus including Senate Bill No 12 which would adopt the Massachusetts form of balloting in Ohio.
Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Albert Lattiman of Henrietta. Mrs Henry J Date of Dunkirk NY arrived Friday to visit her sister in law Mrs Will Berg. Mrs Clarence Albright spent Tuesday with her aunt Mrs Frank Miller of Elyria. Mrs Ed Berg Mrs Harlan Schramm Mrs Frank Hasenflue.
Mrs Ed Schramm Mrs Cherie Gibson Mrs Will Berg and Mrs Clarence Albright attended the funeral of Mrs F H Davis in Elyria on Monday afternoon.
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