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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1937

Page

7

Three Members Initiated into Hamlin Relief Corps

Wellington Ohio reports three candidates Ethel Wise Hilda Mc Quate and Amelia Brown initiated into the Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps at a regular meeting. Plans were set for a quarterly birthday supper on April 1 at 6 30 for members and families plus Sons of Veterans and their families.

Wellington Order of Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps Ethel Wise Hilda McQuate Amelia Brown LaGrange

Backache relief through 40 year old kidney remedy

A classic ad claims backache and other pains stem from kidney trouble. It promotes Doan’s Pills as a daily aid to flush waste from the blood, urging readers to ask their druggist for this treatment which allegedly has helped many over four decades.

Naggre Bachachi Nature Dean Mill Cns Doan

Tea at Mrs Sheller's home marked by attendance prize

Mrs James Sheller invited the Corps to her home for tea on Thursday March 25. A committee led by Mrs Harriette Whitney Mrs W L Lamoreaux and Mrs William Long was appointed. Mrs Myrtle Cole received the attendance prize.

James Sheller Corps Harriette Whitney W. L. Lamoreaux William Long Myrtle Cole

Silent Circle and American Lesson Auxiliary Meet in Town

Tuesday evening gatherings at the home of Miss Leola Sigler hosted the Silent Circle of the King's Daughters and the American Lesson Auxiliary with Mrs. Frances Fisher and Mrs. W. T. Hacken presiding. They planned a soup sale for Saturday and a spring dance on April 9 while sharing devotionals readings by Mabel Clark, storytelling by Caroline Clifford, and various games with refreshments served.

Silent Circle of the King’s Daughters Leola Sigler Frances Fisher Grace Smith Mabel Clark Caroline Clifford van Dyke

All Day Meeting of Wellington Farm Woman’s Club

Mrs Mae Callely vice president presided over an all day meeting at Grange Hall on Tuesday. Members discussed plans and club activities for the season and committee reports were heard.

Mae Callely Wellington

Artistry in the Mending Basket Talk at Dinner

Miss Alice Bird, county extension agent, spoke on artistry in the mending basket during a covered dish dinner served to 26 people at noon. The brief program followed lunch and focused on practical repair and craft ideas.

Alice Bird

Townsend Club No 1 Meeting Planned with Speaker

The Townsend Club No 1 of Wellington will hold its next meeting in the Grange hall Wellington on Tuesday evening March 23. Mrs Helen Speer of Cleveland secretary of the Congressional Board in the 20th District will speak. Dancing and light refreshments will follow the address. The public is cordially invited.

Townsend Club No. 1 Wellington Grange Hall Helen Speer Cleveland Congressional Board

Young People class hosts church party Thursday night

The First Methodist congregation will hold a party in the church basement Thursday at 7 30 p m Lyon Gray and Ernest Smith lead the entertainment Royal Stark Giles Anderson and Leland Kirkpatrick head the refreshment committee Mrs Frank Obrig visited Cleveland and George Shindler returned from Savannah Arthur Haynes resigns from Pleasantriew Sanatorium to become manager of Stevenson Dairy in Wellington Mrs C A Gott has returned from Allen Hospital Oberlin and is progressing well

First Methodist Church Lyon Gray Ernest Smith Royal Stark Giles Anderson Leland Kirkpatrick Balebs Frank Obrig Cleveland George Shindler Savannah Arthur Haynes Pleasantriew Sanitorium Stevenson Dairy Wellington C. A. Gott Allen Hospital Oberlin

92 Year Old Mrs Jay Fleming Hosts Birthday Dinner

Mrs Jay Fleming entertained relatives at six o clock Monday for her uncle Albert Thompsons 92nd birthday. The Thompsons live at 519 Barker Street Wellington and manage their home and garden walking a half mile each way to town. Mrs Thompson is 94 years old.

Jay Fleming Albert ‘Thompson

Avon Senior Home Room Club Meets For Safety Talk

Avon March 18 The second meeting of the Senior Home Room Club was held Wednesday after being called to order by president Marabelle Shumaker. Joe Wysocks played the accordion as the group sang When Irish Eyes Are Smiling and My Wild Irish Rose. Mr Blake spoke on Highway Safety. Next meeting set for Wednesday March 24.

Avon Marabelle Shumaker Joe Wysocks Blake

Ladies Sewing Circle Hosts Bingo at Holy Trinity Church Hall

BRIEFS attendees include Mrs Nick Schafer and Mrs Arthur Chrish at a National Council of Catholic Women meeting in Lorain. Other notices list Mrs Gilbert Forthofer and Mrs Joe Forthofer at a card party in Amher Tuesday, stroke in Lorain area, funeral in Columbus Grove, and Easter vacation visit by Clinton Forthofer of Ohio State University.

Holy Trinity Church Nick Schafer Arthur Chrish Joe Forthofer Sr National Council of Catholic Women St. Mary's Church Lorain Gilbert Forthofer Joe Forthofer Arthur Christ Amher John Keipper W. E. Blake Columbus Grove G. L. Jenkins C. A. Bantham Elyria Baptist Church Clinton Forthofer Ohio State University

Britain’s postwar stance shapes European security policy

From the war to Britain’s determination to rearm, the belief that Britain would under no circumstances take up arms again has guided European politics. This position has been a key influence on ongoing international relations and defense debates.

Britain

Attack at Kyushu Hospital Ends in Riot During Cancer Operation

Five rival staff members attacked Dr Hisao Takayama and assistant Hikota Maruoka in the operating theater of Kyushu Imperial University. Takayama was dragged away and beaten unconscious while Dr Toshio Oki finished the procedure on the patient who remained in favorable condition. The discord stemmed from alleged usurpation of the operation by Takayama.

Tokyo Medical College Kyushu Imperial University Hisao Takayama Hikota Maruka Maruoka Takayama Toshio Oki Miya Sada

Palm Sunday Service at South Ridge Church

South Ridge announces Palm Sunday services on March 21 with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Seven catechism students will receive diplomas, new members may join, and the choir will provide special music. Nearby, Joseph E. Whiton funeral held Thursday in Amherst. Mr. and Mrs. E. Brownson of Baker Montana visit Ashland afterward.

South Ridge Joseph E. Whiton Leavit Road Baker Funeral Home Amherst E. Brownson Baker Montana C. E. Cook Ashland

Peace Record Over 3400 Years Aims at Defense Says Copp

Colonel Andrew J. Copp told the American Legion that in 3400 years there have been only 238 years of peace. He warned that neglecting defenses invites predators and urged peacetime preparation, noting disarmament must begin in the human heart. The speech contrasted talk of peace with readiness.

Los Angeles Andrew J. Copp American Legion Col. Copp

Washington bicyclist sets world- total miles record

Alan Leighton a 47 year old resident of a Washington suburb has ridden about 57000 miles around the capital over 16 years while commuting to the Agriculture Department daily. He says he has had only one accident and has equipped his bike with a hand brake lights and a generator. His children John and Constance also ride with him and his wife keeps pace at home.

Washington Alan Leighton Agriculture Department Leighton John Constance Alan

Lympho advertised rupture support offer message

A mail order offer from W. S. Rice Inc Adams New York promises a free bottle of Lympho and details on a rupture support system. It urges readers with reducible or irreducible ruptures to mail name and address for information and to try the method at no risk.

W. S. Rice, Inc Main St. Adams W. S. Rice. Inc W. Main St. Adams N. Y

Bicycling Leightons Pave Narrow Cottage City Driveway

Leighton, a Concord New Hampshire native who worked in Denver Akron and Pittsburgh before moving to Washington, is known for biking with his family. In Cottage City the Leightons chose a three foot wide driveway suited for bicycles as streets and broad driveways favor cars. The note invites visitors to find the house by its unusually narrow entry and mentions their lifelong cycling passion.

Leightons

Urge Thinning To Aid Strawberries

Washington reports larger strawberries better quality and heavier yields when runner plants are thinned and spaced. Tests in Missouri Tennessee New York North Carolina Rhode Island and Maryland show yields two to three times higher with rows spaced 6 to 12 inches apart. Spaced beds also ease harvests and reduce overripe fruit.

Washington Department of Agriculture Department Missouri Tennessee New York North Carolina Rhode Island Maryland

Heine on Jewish history's tragedy and irony

The quote notes Heine’s observation that Jewish history holds the greatest tragedy in the world and that this tragedy often has a tendency to provoke laughter in people. It highlights the paradox of tragedy and humor in historical memory.

Heine

Bladder Irritation Remedy Advertised by Druggist

An old advertisement touts a remedy for bladder irritation claiming to improve nocturnal urination and urinary issues. It promotes buchy leaves juniper oil and green tablets from a druggist named C G Bowers with the phrase Just say Bukets.

Nature C. Bowers

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cora M. Shepard Barker St AW. R. C Miss Sigler W. T. Hacken Elyria Mrs. Speer Young People's Party Oberlin College Dramatic Association Merton Hodge Finney Chapel Bill Craig Melanie Updegraff Bull Grace Shearer Palm Sunday Washington, D. C Welover Fay Co Warrics Pree Deshler Wallick Columbus Ohio Fay Company
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