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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1937

Page

2

Brouse Funeral Rites For Wellington Woman

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Jane Brouse 90 will be held at Keith Andrews Funeral Home at 2 p m Wednesday with Dr C W Recard officiating. Burial will be in Spencer Cemetery. She moved from Spencer 13 years ago and died while living with her son. Surviving are daughters Mrs Margaret Dilgard Elyria and Mrs Myrtle Garra Lodi, son Winfield B Brouse, and brother Frank Auble of Wellington.

Wellington Sarah Jane Brouse Keith Andrews C. W. Recard Spencer Cemetery Spencer Margaret Dilgard Elyria Myrtle Garra Lodi Winfield B. Brouse Frank Auble

Bladder Irritation Product Ad Claims Night Relief

An old advertisement promotes Littlerreen tablets to ease bladder irritation and night awakenings. It asserts quick results or a refund after four days and mentions juniper and impurities as causes of irritation. The copy targets readers with frequent urination burning backache and leg pains.

Bowers Brugs

Circle No. 2 at M E Church Announces Town Meeting

Circle No 2 of the Ladies Aid of the M E Church will host Karl O Townsend who will show East travel photographs and lecture tonight at 7 30 with musical numbers led by Miss Dorothy Lienhard. Dr Joseph Priestly will meet church teachers and Epworth League leaders Thursday at 7 30. Philathea class hosts Friday March 19 at Mrs Grace Roodel’s. Passion week begins March 21 at the M E Church.

Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church Karl O. Townsend Dorothy Lienhard Joseph Priestly Northeast Ohio Conference of Methodist Episcopal Churches Epworth League Philathea M. E Grace Roedel M. FE

Community women plan events and lessons this spring

The Woman's Benefit Association holds a School of Instruction on April 16 at Mogse hall Lorain with a covered-dish luncheon led by District Deputy Helen Sawyer. Prospects are being contacted via Mrs. Margaret Schott and Mrs. Tom Smith. Also announced are social gatherings at Grange hall with pinochle and a covered-dish supper hosted by the Sooy and Nichols families.

Woman's Benefit Association School of Instruction Mogse Bail Lorain Helen Sawyer Woman’s Benefit Associations Wellington Sawyer Margaret Schott Tom Smith Belle-Vernon

Earl Dettinger Rushed to Allen Hospital After Intestinal Obstruction

Earl Dettinger, son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Dettinger, was rushed to Allen hospital in Oberlin with a serious intestinal obstruction.

Earl Dettinger Harvey Dettinger Allen Hospital Oberlin

Wellington High Sophomore Injured In Car Wreck Near Windmill Corners

Myron Kolbe a Wellington High sophomore broke his wrist when the 1927 Chevrolet owned by James Gates and driven by Ladema Gates overturned three times near Windmill Corners four miles south of Wellington on Route 58 Saturday night. Seven others including Marshall Gates George Brumby Bill Farrar and Harry Stearns were slightly injured while Harold Brown escaped injury as his Model A Ford suffered a torn-off front wheel. The Gates car was en route to a Huntington dance and Kolbe received treatment from Dr William Klann. Brown’s car went to Clara garage for repairs.

Myron Kolbe Wellington James Gates Ladema Gates Windmill Corners Marshall Gates George Brumby Bill Farrar Harry Stearns Gates Ford Harold Brown Huntington Brown Kolbe William Klann Clara Garage

Boy Scout Fund Seeks More for Repairs Effort

The Boy Scout Fund reports steady progress with over $200 raised for the restoration of the recitation repairs. solicitations will continue through the week to meet a yet unset goal.

Boy Scout

Correction in Miss Doris Dangler tonalitis notice

The item correcting a prior illness report states Miss Doris Dangler has tonalitis, not Mrs C Spangler ill with ton silitis as previously printed.

C. Spangler Doris Dangler

Missionary notes from Seinyu trip and local visits

Dr Emma Betow of Clyde Ohio shared experiences from Seinyu in southern China at the March Methodist missionary meeting in the church basement. The program included a devotional by Mrs Blanche Smith and a talk on Stewardship by Rev Lorena of Green, with songs by Jean Whiteside and others. Several local residents and visitors from Elyria Lorain and Spencer attended, and a birth was reported as Hart Leininger’s daughter.

Emma Betow Clyde Ohio China Florence Starr Seinyu Methodist Maxionary Society Blanche Smith Lorena of Green Jean Whiteside Ireta

Litchfield News Notes Highlights Local Happenings

Lorain Medina Rural Electric Co members in Litchfield finally have electricity. A March 19 church event screens The Hoosier Schoolmaster. North Street property changes include Pfeiffer and Frambach deals and a Rising estate sale. Garden Club meets March 23. Mabie family travel to Fork Union VA with stops in Wierton WV and Washington DC. Local residents attend music festival and Medina operetta. Senior roller skating party at RainBow Gardens nets about $8.90.

Litchfield Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Company Wen Congregational Church Hoosier North Street H. L. Pfeiffer Carl Frambach Abbeysille Otis Mills Orrin Kellogre Ftta Nickerson L. Bowman Emma Rising Litchfield Garden Club Young Karl Haas Jack Robinson Akron Gentis Genevieve Hines Bernice Wucbher Frances Lloyd Gazeta Bacik Ruth Long Janet Dasue Sanz Granger Neilie Clift da T Lloyd Lucile Margaret Round Louisiana Medina High School Medina FE. BR. Oberlitner Ohio State University Columbus Rainbow Gardens Elyria

Local visits and family calls across Cleveland region

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Romp of Cleveland spent Thursday evening with the Romp parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Romp. A H L Breyley returned home from Lodi hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gib Hines of Wellington visited William Baish. Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baish of Medina. Mrs. Eberle and Helen Eberle joined by Mrs. Abbie Flanery and sons and Miss May Seud-

Percy Romp Cleveland Charles Romp A. HL. Breyley Lodi Hospital Gib. Hines Wellington William Baish Arthur Baish Medina Eberle Helen Eberle Abbie Flanery May Seud

Local Social Roundup From Vermilion to Oberlin

Birmingham and Mrs. Jay Stevens visit Mr and Mrs Andrew Schilser on Sunday. The Robarts host and later visit Oberlin. Carl Robart and family in Oberlin Saturday. Sandusky visitors Mr and Mrs Frank Miller see Lorne Eppler’s parents. Several local households share visits and shopping across Lorain Oberlin Berlin Heights and Florence.

Birmingham Jay Stevens Vermilion Andrew Schilser W. A. Rolland Heston Elmer Whitcomb India Carl Robart Oberlin Frank Miller Sandusky Lorne Eppler Jacob Swonger Werner Swonger Berlin Heights H. J. Wely Fox Clara Henry Aas Gus Kuhlman Clair Lawrence Cincinnati John Nabakowski Oberlin Hospital Lucille Helen Snellenberger Joe Greenwitt Betty Court Seabolt Florence

Mrs Dan Lloyd Attends Cleveland Funeral Of Bernard Plent

Mrs Dan Lloyd attended the funeral for Bernard Plent in Cleveland last week. Plent was a member of the French War Brides Club of Ohio, of which Mrs Lloyd also belongs. B A Bidle and Wise Kate Gollmer of Valley City visited the Bidle Hitzelberger home Sunday. Walter Flanery has been out of school for over a week due to illness. Mr and Mrs Roy Benton of Elyma spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wuebaker.

Dan Lloyd Bernard Plent Cleveland Plent French War Brides Club of Ohio Lloyd B. A. Bidle Wise Kate Gollmer Valley City Bidle-Hitzelberger Walter Flanery Wis Roy Benton Elyma

Influx of Selfhood Reflected in Daily Disposition

The passage argues that most people experience ongoing shifts in character and temperament, whether aware or not, as everyday life continually reshapes inner states and outward behavior.

New Play Idea Puts Stress On Learn By Doing

New York preview of the American Toy Fair highlights a learn by doing trend with toys teaching science art industry homemaking transport and building. The fair, April 5 to 17, spans seven acres and includes Christmas toys and bicycles for all ages. Buyers from the U S Canada England Holland and Australia expected. dolls remain popular up 10 percent in a decade. The fair is the world’s largest toy exhibition with 15,000 new toy kinds shown.

New York Canada England Holand Australia

German Aristocrat Opposes placard, sent to camp

An unnamed German noble objected to a shopkeeper’s placard reading Work is the only true nobility. He was sent to a concentration camp to learn the meaning of that statement.

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