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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1937

Page

7

Large Crowd Hears Addresses On The Townsend Plan

A large crowd gathered at the National Guard Armory to hear Rev. Louis Hall discuss the Townsend Movement. Introduced by W. C. Hill, Hall described poverty denying children Christian teaching and argued the Townsend Plan as the remedy to unequal taxes and social inequality under capitalism.

National Guard Louis Hall Townsend Hall W. C. Hill America Sher Sips

Green Light Opens Sunday at Capitol Rally

President Hill introduced Jerome E. Pease who outlined the Townsend Plan as the future’s only hope and lauded Elyria and local club. J. T. McElfstrick of the 20th district spoke on the movement and benefits of $200 monthly for annuitants as the audience enjoyed the Winters Trio in the opening and closing numbers.

America Hill Townsend Elyria J. T. McElfstrick Winters

Saturday March 18 1987 Radio Programs Preview

WAM and multiple stations list a dense schedule of music talk and entertainment for Saturday March 18 1987. Programs span bands orchestras sabbath music quiz and sports updates including track meets and headlines. Local hosts host varied segments from 6 am to sign off with diverse acts and community shows.

French Government Gift To Oberlin French House

Professor R P Jameson announced a gift of 2500 francs from the French government to the Oberlin French House, about 116 dollars, to buy books. The consul in Philadelphia said the money honors Oberlin French students, part of ongoing French support including books, medals, and a Sevres vase gift to the college. Madame Labourine Johnston leads the French house.

Oberlin, U R. P. Jameson Oberlin College Oberlin Philadelphia Overlin Maison France Allen Memorial Art Museum Madame Labourine Johnston United States

History Repeats on Oberlin Campus

Oberlin College notes a repeat of past leadership as Tracy Strong, now secretary of the World YMCA in Geneva, led the Oberlin Y M C A as president thirty years ago, while his sister Ruth was elected secretary of her class. Now Tracy, a senior, is president of the Y M C A and Ruth is secretary of the Class of 1940.

Oberlin Oberlin College Tracy Strong World's Alliance Geneva Switzerland Ruth

Maid of Salem thrills Puritan maiden tale at Rivoli

A Colonial era romance unfolds as a Puritan maiden meets a Virginia cavalier in Maid of Salem. The show opens Sunday at the Rivoli Theatre, promising a period-costume drama with dramatic tension and romantic intrigue.

Rivoli Theatre

Mystery Thriller At Lincoln Sunday Opens At Lincoln Theatre

Mystery thriller The Plot Thickens by James Gleason debuts Sunday at Lincoln Theatre with Gleason seen again as a blustering detective. Local briefs list community meetings across Brownhelm North Olmsted Eaton Henrietta Litchfield New London and more events including church services, suppers, and club gatherings for Sunday and Tuesday programs.

Lincoln James Gleason Lincoln Theatre

Fr and A M Gather at Masonic Temple Events

Fr and A M meet at the Masonic Temple at 7 p m West Ridge Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs C X Williams at 2 p m to hear Miss Hird discuss hospitality in the Home P IEA The P O T A will meet at the high school auditorium in the evening G A Davis safety instructor of Mansfield speaker Public Speaking class will also present a short play Blame It on the Movies Avon Lake Pinochle Club meets with Mrs William Burkhardt at 1 30 p m Avon Lake Avon on the Lake Garden Club will meet with Mrs C Tobey in Lakewood Board meeting XN Ridgeville Young People's Society of the Congregational church dinner 6 00 p m Rochester Dr Priestly Wooster Conference Director of Religious Education will speak at the Brighton M E Church at 8 p m ARC Sunday apwol officers and teachers of Clarksfield and Rochester urged to attend Wakeman Grange meets at the Grange Hall at 7 30 p m

Avon the Baptist Church Belden P.T. A M. Beriswell Spm Columbia—Garden Club Ridgeville P.m Grafton Lyndon la Grange Henrietta H. H. Patrick Brighton Lake Avenue A. M. Lodge New London Avon—Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church Rebekah Lodse Kaetzel M. E. Chiarch Litchfield Jolly Quilters Stephan William King Park Ass'n Town Hall Pinochle Club Willam Burkhardt Avon Lake Avon-on-the- Lake Garden Club C. Tobey Lakewood Young People's Society of the Congregational Church Rochester Priestly, Wooster Brighton M. FE ARC Sundey Apiwol Clarksfield Wakeman—Grange Grange Hall

Camden P T A To Meet Tuesday

KIPTON The regular P T A meeting will be held in the Heh School Auditorium on Tuesday evening March 16 Mr G A Davis Safety Instructor from Mansfield will be the speaker of the evening A short play Blame it on the Movies by the members of the Public Speaking Class will also be presented

Brookside Students Present Plays at Auditorium

Brookside School students staged three one act plays in the auditorium on Thursday evening. Cast included Roy Logan Dawn Reed Edward Dotzlaf Sterling Wood Jacob Halusek Dorothy Coder John Cissne Mary True Clyde Cumberland Marie Wentling Elizabeth Black Kathleen Patek Mary Edna Cawley Robert Osborne Ruth Kriebel Elsie McGuire and Anthony Ginis. Helen Frisbee directed the performance. Also notes a hospital admission for Homer Song of Penfield for appendectomy.

Sheffield Brookside School Elmer Roy Logan Dawn Reed Edward Dotzlaf Sterling Wood

North Ridgeville Club Activities and Local News

North Ridgeville hosts L B S luncheon at Congregational church with Mrs H W G Staces Mrs Merton Bartter and Mrs Josentt Brooks as hostesses. Plans for spring bazaar March 21. Miss Bertha Dunham to speak on wildflowers at Garden Club meeting. James Diederich had appendectomy at Elyria Memorial Hospital recently. New baby born to Mr and Mrs Carl Hess March at Herman Loescher home. Diederichs update on diabetes care. Friendship Club meets. Next L B S meeting March 24. Garden Club hosts Columbia Garden Club guests at Town Hall. Eleanor Ritzko back to school after facial infection.

HW. G. Staces Merton Bartter Josentt Brooks Congregational Church A. R. Wimpenny Plansere JL EL Ely Carl Hess Herman Loescher James Diederich Elyria Memorial Hospital A. W. Diederich North Ridgeville Eleanor Ritzko Friendship Club

Negro Recreation Project Discussed by City Committee

County commissioners met with a women’s committee from the Southern section to plan a WPA recreational project for Negro children. Downing of Sandusky will confer Thursday with commissioners and Mrs. J A Watson, Mrs. William Tripplette, Mrs. Ella Hayes, and Mrs. Jessie Robertson to outline plans and winter use for a center.

WPA SD. Downing Sandusky WEA Downing J. A. Watson William Tripplette Ella Hayes Jessie Robertson Bay AD Dvd

St Patrick's luncheon planned by Altar Society at St Peter's

Mrs Glen Falkner hosts a St Patrick's Day luncheon with the Altar Society and friends on Wednesday afternoon at St Peter's auditorium. Mr and Mrs Charles Gilder and Mr Ralph Gilder spent Thursday in Cleveland.

Glen Falkner Altar Society St. Peter's Auditorium Charles Gilder Ralph Gilder Cleveland

Acme members attend Ridgeville Grange meeting notes

Columbia News Notes reports sixty one Acme members attended Tuesday night at Ridgeville Grange Hall and thirty eight attended Thursday night at North Elyria Grange. It also records school tests next week and upcoming meetings for Ladies Aid Society and Baptist Mission Circle with a tureen dinner. Local residents visit, recoveries and moves are listed including Morlock illness recovery, Baker/Marer employment, and various family visits and relocations in Ridgeville and nearby towns.

Columbia Acme Range Ridgeville Grange Hall North Elyria Willard Hathaway Wilmore Burnett Medina Kenneth Morlock Victor Morlock Orlo Hales Jay Madison Leoni Marer Russell Reisinger Shirley Carl Mayer Ashland Charles Peters Olmsted Falls F. H. Vannersdale Beverly Painter Philp Patterson Eaton Trene Healey Ziegler Gordon Wilkins Cleveland Ella Rundle Daly Wilkins William van Arsdale F. H. van Arsdale

London rail record set by Silver Jubilee train

Britain’s fastest long distance service, the London North Eastern Railway Silver Jubilee, broke the Darlington to London speed record by covering 232 1/2 miles at an average speed of 72 miles per hour.

London Britain London North Eastern Railway Darlington

Old Typewriters Prized London Garret Collection

In a garret in a house in Ashtead Surrey Commander R T Gould preserves his typewriter collection the second largest in the world. The set includes machines aged 40 59 and 69 years some with ribbons missing fantailed or with wooden parts.

London Ashtead Surrey R. T. Gould

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