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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1931

Page

14

Return to old convention system urged in Ohio Senate

Ohio Senate introduces a resolution to replace direct primaries with party conventions for nominating state and district officers. It enables petition nominations if no convention occurs, allows independents via petition, and proposes a referendum option. The plan aims to abolish direct primaries and restore party responsibility while keeping presidential preference optional. There is mention of other bills and recess dates as part of legislative action.

Columbus Senate Milton J. Scott Ross County U. S General Assembly Congress U.S Scott Eaid Scott Ohio Milton J. J. Scott Chillicothe House Johnson Aeronautica Robert L. Roche Tiffin Senate Finance Committee Assembly

Kiwanis Club Enjoyable Meeting In Elyria

At a noon Elyria Kiwanis Club luncheon at Hotel Newell, a May dinner dance time and place were to be announced. A Father and Son banquet was said to be held in April. Motor Sales Co named a new baby member by Russell Maston. E. J. Howenstine spoke on Elyria Investment Company and its goals. Music by Glenn Rogers and the Rogers quartet with Jim Armitage leading group singing. Meister and Dall, as baby members, struggled to name fellow members at their table.

Elyria Kiwanis Club Newell Meister

Wellington Bridge Enjoyed by Five Tables of Players

Wellington on March 13 reported five tables of bridge at the third Eastern Star party in the Masonic temple. High scores went to Mrs. Lettie Hawk and Mrs. R. E. Sheldon. Other notes include a St Patrick themed covered dish for Eastern Star matrons at Mrs. C. Spangler’s home with 16 guests, readings by Mrs. Florence Fortney, and a May Oberlin meeting planned. The report also covers an oyster supper for 70 Wellington grangers in honor of degree candidates and a Women’s Missionary Society meeting at the Methodist church with devotionals, a study chapter review, and Porto Rico notes.

Wellington Eastern Star Masonic Temple Lettie Hawk R. E. Sheldon C. ©. Spangler Florence Fortney Sara Binder Marie Ramser Mildred Petty Lorain Catherine Mitchell Ella Weatherbee Irma Rybolt Ashland Reba Williams Elyria Mary Pendell Loundonville May Marshall Amherst Gertrude Barrickle Oberlin Helen Rott West Salem Daisy Gault Lodi Ben Burge Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society The Methodist Church Anna Nooney John Duff Lena Dirlam China India L. A. Baumbardner Porto Rico

Local notes list illnesses moves and social events

Mrs. Fred Sage is ill with the flu and Donald Powell shows improvement after illness. Dwight Close is home with an infected wound. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Record return home after two months with Dr. and Mrs. Recard. A. J. Moehle plans to move into a vacant Pleas ant street home. William Wrench is ill with the flu. Mr. and Mrs. C. Wilcox suffer a cold. Philip Yoxtheimer is honored for his ninth birthday with a family dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Pierce. Lo­rain County Male Chorus cancels a Baptist church appointment for March 22 but will lead the Sunday service on April 12.

Donald Powell Dwight Close Barker Street Paul Record Grove Street A. J. Moehle Pleasant Street William Brown Wiliam Wrench

Sorosis Club Meets in Amherst on March Evening

A Sorosis Club gathering at the home of Mrs. R L May on Elyria Avenue drew ten members for Current Events. Miss Margaret Rice spoke on the life of Browning, with Mrs. C C Kern assisting. Mrs. E W Foster of Mechanicsburg, Ohio, lectured on club life. Dainty refreshments followed for Edith Ehr man, Marion Steele, Margaret Rice, Stella Krugman, Edna Menz, Mrs. Ray Jewett, Mrs. Clayton Springer, Mrs. Hugh Gawn, Mrs. Ludolph Kreeger, the hostesses and the guest.

Sorosis Club Amherst R. L. May Elyria Avenue C. C. Kern Margaret Rice Browning E. W. Foster Mechanicsburg Edith Ehrman Marion Steele Stella Krugman Edna Menz Ray Jewett Clayton Springer Hugh Gawn Ludolph Kreeger Ohio

Women and community notices in Amherst Ohio parish meetings

Public notices from South Amherst and Lorain County reflect a flurry of club activities. Meetings include St Peters Evangelical church women on German language topics and Mother-Daughter banquet planning, plus study clubs, Dime Society gatherings, and temperance union postponement. Also reported are clinic attendances, farm bureau travel, and local church services with a mix of hostesses and luncheon details.

Appetites Renewed and Strength Restored by Dr Pierce

A Conneaut Ohio reader testifies to renewed strength and appetite after using Dr Pierce's Discovery tonic. The ad claims quick results and invites readers to obtain a free medical advice list and a trial package by sending money and a self addressed envelope.

Conneaut Ohio Dr. Pierce B. F. Pinney Buffalo St Piecea Clint Buffalo Medicing

Swift Sure Help To Be Painful Swoolen Joints

An advertisement touts Joint-Ease with a money back guarantee promising rapid relief from swollen joints. It claims swift pain removal and urges customers to buy the product at 60 cents per tube in drugstores.

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