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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1935

Page

11

Day by Day World War Retrospective 20 Years After

Day by day chronicle notes March 28 with milestones from Patrick Henry in 1775 to modern figures and events. The column links Virginia militia resistance, Gettysburg echoes, New Orleans clashes with Italy and ongoing reflections on leaders, dates, and anniversaries shaping 18th and 19th century history.

Clark Kinnaird Patrick Henry Richmond Virginias New Orleans Italy United States David ©. Hennessey

North Ridgeville Garden Club forms with first meeting

Seventeen women sign for membership in the North Ridgeville Garden Club at the Town Hall. Mrs. J. E. Ely elected president with a slate of officers and a charter drive to determine the secretary’s role. Dues set at forty cents and a ten cent initiation fee. Meeting schedule outlined through February with four evening sessions planned. Other local notices include a wedding, visits, and a study club event on April 2 featuring two phases of child psychology discussion.

North Ridgeville Town Hall J. E. Ely Wm. Schmitgen Kearn Paul Knapp Florence Eldred Li Travian Ely E. ©. Youngs Roland Blain Marcella Schmitz Willam Schmitzen Mar Owe Uvastortium

L B S Corseeca 10pal church meeting report

The L B S of the Corseeca temple church met in the church social rooms on Wednesday. Miss Lola Shaw reviewed her trip to Florida with postcard scenes and photographs. The society accepted an invitation to a tureen lunch and fellowship conference at First Church Oberlin on April 3, so the regular meeting on that date is omitted.

L. B.S Lola Shaw Florida Congregational Dhuress Oberlin

Kipton Grange Guests At Carlisle Meeting

Thirty seven members of Kinton Grange joined Carlisle Grange for their regular meeting. A Bowman opened and closed the session with Cassisie Grange officers assisting. The program featured songs readings and a vocal duet with Miss Frances Davidson and Miss Edith Wadson. F F Sharp spoke on farm crop problems. Food was served and the Get-to-Gether event noted as enjoyable.

Kipton Kinton Grange Carlisle Carlisle Grange A. Bowman Cassisie Grange Choriin Peneid Eaton Ridzeville Rimtioen Grange Fonz

Birthday celebration honors Mrs. Mary Keller

On Wednesday evening friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Blackwell to celebrate the 1st birthday anniversary of Mrs. Mary Keller, the latter's mother.

R. D. Blackwell Mary Keller

Mrs Keller Celebrates Birthday with Family and Dinner

The occasion was doubled enjoyable as grandson Arthur of Ohio State University attended. A pleasant evening featured games and music with sandwiches, cake and coffee. Guests departed wishing Mrs Keller many happy returns of the day.

Arthur Ohio State University

Correction on sewing club party date

Correction states the Young Woman's Sewing Club party will be held Monday evening April 1 rather than March 25 as previously announced.

Act-A-Lot Club Anni

Funeral Attendance and Local Society Notes In Town

Mr and Mrs F A Perkins and Mr and Mrs W F Betts attended Carl Schlecter s funeral in Henrietta on Thursday afternoon. The Woman s Missionary Society of Camden Baptist church plans an all day meeting on March 27 with a covered dish lunch. The Ladies Aid Society of Community church served dinner at the schoolhouse on Thursday. Rev Wl OH Schweinfurth of Findlay was in town visiting on Trends. Several Brumby family members and Emma Morgan visited and stayed with William Brumby Tuesday evening.

F. A. Perkins W. F. Betts Carl Schlecter Henrietta G. A. Brumby Massillon Leral Neal R. W. Baker Sally Sue Wiliam Brumbr Morris Plains N. J Woman's Missionary Society of the Camden Baptist Church FL AL Pevni Perkins Frances B. A. Perkins Elyria Ladieen ® Aid Society of the Community Church OH Schweinfurth of Findlay FL HL Brumby

Nova Briefs Ill-Formatted Visit and Weekend Guests

In Nova, Ohio, March 28, weekend visits featured Rea and Mrs Young and family staying with Mrs Monre in Detroit. Mabel Zimmerman spent the weekend at her West Unity home. C F Hanville and family joined their mother Maude L Hanville of Sandusky for Sunday dinner. Ted Fixler daughter Joan and Geraldine, along with Mr and Mrs Clarence Pettit, of Rittman, were Sunday callers to the Ross family. Walter D Richards of Rocky River visited V F Richards and sons for Sunday.

Harley Eldred Oretha Andrew Elliott Lakewood Beatrice Elliott George Hauck Hauck Eldred Frank Stoffer Emiia Seely Knapp Elizabeth Gilbert Columbus Henriette and Rose Kothe Cleveland Gertrude Schade Rocky River C. H. Kothe John Brooder Bradford Mat Schmitz Arnold Laubenthal Avon Robert Ternes Effyria Glen West Andreaz Smith V. EF. Richards

PLAN ANNIVERSARY THE COMMUNITY COUNCIL MEETING PLANS COMMITTEES

The Community Council has met to plan an anniversary event and select committee assignments for upcoming programs. Members discuss roles, timelines, and responsibilities to ensure smooth execution.

How It Began serdhanter 1935

A rights notice from United Feature Syndicate marks the work as published in 1935 with U.S. patent registration claims. The fragment references trademark and rights status, noting protection and ownership terms in a brief legal notice style.

United Feature Syndicate Tm. Reg U.S. Pat. of

Tremendous Trifles and Political Slogans

A slice of Elmo Scott Watson and historical musings on campaign slogans. The piece cites famous lines that helped elect presidents and shape policy, then shifts to local community notes about a meeting in Oberlin to discuss farm problems and a Kipton Grange program with music, readings, and a birthday party for Philip Sipple.

Troy Township observes fuG th anniversary event

The notice outlines an August 25 and 26 celebration for Troy Township with a long list of named officers and committees. J W Davidson serves as resident, E S Richards as secretary, and Rosa Simon chairs the Music Committee. Many chairs and members are named across Athletic, Program, Finance, Hospitality, Publicity, Parade, and Historical Committees, including Roscoe Wenders, Ralph Crehore, Don Riddances, and William Thudium among others.

Troy Township J. W. Davidson E. S. Richards Rosa Simon G. R. Crumline Helen Marquette Kenneth Walker M. F. Rickenbrod Raymond Robertson Elmer Fox Chester Philips Roscoe Wenders Ralph Crehore Sam Hand Newton Nichols Effie Rowland Ralph Biddinger Howard Stentz Lawrence Bowesize Kenneth Robertson Marie Crumrine Elaie Rickenbrod M. T. Scarborough J. C. Smith F. H. Walker C. V. Andrews J.C. Curry C. J. Marquetee B. E

West Ridge Carlisle Grange Meeting Report

On March 22 West Ridge hosted Carlisle Grange with club officers present. Master Boaman opened the meeting with Grange exercises before Meria Penfound of Carlisle Grange led the business session and introduced Mr Bryant of Oberlin, inviting all grange officials to attend.

West Ridge Marcy Carlisle Granze Boaman Meria Penfound Carlisle Franze Bryant Oberlin

Dressmakers Daughter Returns Home To Reopen Shop

Carol Mortis, a widowed dressmaker, leaves Morristown for New York to pursue fashion success. After failing in Morgan’s bargain basement and losing a Paris buying bid, she returns home to revive her mother’s dressmaking business with renewed resolve. John Clark reappears via a Paris connection, while Ranny Sterling previously offered support.

Carol Mortis Carol New York Morgan’s John Clark Banny Sterling Paris John Ranny Morgan's Morristown

Ford V-8 for 1935 Promotes Woman Driver Comfort

J R Dall local Ford dealer says the 1935 Ford V-8 emphasizes modern design and woman driver appeal with easier control longer wheelbase for comfort and unchanged maneuverability. A new clutch reduces pedal effort by 25 percent and cross steering improves steering ease and stability. Glare reduction features include molded radiator hood and no glare rear window from headlights. Pontiac introduces a V shaped windshield for anti glare with 19 degree extra slope and three dimensional design.

J. R. Dall Ford Pontiac

Pontiac Sixes and Eights V Windshield Glare Elimination

Engineers at Pontiac Motor Co eliminate glare in the 1935 Pontiac Sixes and Eights with a sloping V type windshield. The design integrates smoothly with the streamline look, matching the vehicle’s overall graceful silhouette and vertical slope.

Pontiac Motor Co

Pleasant gifts delight attendees at event

Philip received many nice and useful gifts. A delightful time was reported by those in attendance.

Philip

Clergy Visit and Neighbor Call Notices Across Local Homes

Rev Pferrer of South Ridge Evangelical church visited Mrs B C Pope Tuesday afternoon and called on Theodore Grills and Sherman Mason. Mrs Henry Pallas visited her daughter in Medina on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ollie Minnich and daughter Doris called on Mr and Mrs Matt Smith in Chestnut Ridge Monday evening. Mr and Mrs C W Williams called on her mother Mrs J H Brumby of Kipton on Tuesday.

Pferrer South Ridge

Carlisle Grange Attendees Listed In Tuesday Evening Visit

Those from here who attended Carlisle Grange Tuesday evening were Mrs. Fred Vietzen, Rose Toth, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Mason and daughters Marguerite, Jane and Harriet, Mrs. A. W. Mazon, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Drusendorff and daughter Leota, Mrs. Florence Hart, Floyd Miller, Mrs. Harry Lauer and sons Harry Jr. and Milton, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Penfound and son Harlan, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Penfound and children Lucile and Robert, Bud Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Voglesont, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Strickler and son Bud, Leroy Gotro, Jim and Andy Korka, Mrs. Witbeck, Bil Amidon, Raymond and Beatrice Wensink, also Mr. and Mrs. Milton Babcock. Harry Myers and Tom Kane of Lorain called on Rose Toth on Wednesday.

Carlisle Grange Fred Vietzen Rose Toth Sherman Mason Marguerite Jane Harriet A. W. Mazon H. H. Drusendahl Leota I. F. Eldred Florence Hart Floyd Miller Harry Lauer Harry, Jr Milton J. H. Penfound Harlan Merle Penfound Lucile Robert Bud Porter Henry Voglesont C. C. Strickler Bud Leroy Gotro Jim Andy Korka Witbeck Bil Amidon Raymond Beatrice Wensink Milton Babcock Harry Myers Tom Kane Lorain

Women of Lake Avenue Church Host Quilting Meet

The Women’s Association of Lake Avenue Community church held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Otto Jabbusch’s home. They quilted and cut blocks to send to an Indian mission in Arizona. Refreshments followed. The next gathering will be on the third Wednesday in April at Mrs. William Leonard’s home.

Lake Avenue Women’s Association of the Lake Avenue Community Church Otto Jabbusch Arizona William Leonard

Regular services will be held at the Lake Avenue Community

Regular services are announced for the Lake Avenue Community. The notice notes gathering times and local arrangements, inviting community members to attend and observe customary rites. Authorities urge punctual arrival and adherence to venue guidelines.

Lake Avenue

Road routes to Toledo Cleveland and beyond

Road information lists connections from Toledo to Sandusky Port Clinton and Toledo via various routes including U S 20 through Norwalk Fremont and S R 102. Also routes to Chicago and to Columbus Cleveland Erie Buffalo Youngstown Pittsburgh Canton Wheeling with multiple state routes and U S highways through Oberlin Ashland Mansfield Mt. Vernon Delaware Ravenna and Steubenville and Wheeling.

Toledo Sandusky Port Clinton Norwalk Fremont Elmore Chicago Columbus Oberlin Ashland Mansfield Mt. Vernon Mt. Gilead Delaware U. S Cleveland Erie Buffalo Youngstown Pittsburgh Twinsburg S. R Ravenna Edinburg Salem Lisbon Canton Wheeling Medina Massillon Steubenville W. Va

Lake Avenue Church Sunday Schedule and Social Visits

Sunday school at 9:30 and church services at 10 45 with a Bible class special program. The Bible Study class meets Monday at the school house instead of Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harold Starke and family visited the Behnkes Tuesday. Mr and Mrs William Leonard and family visited the Phillips family Thursday. The weekly prayer meeting was held at the Green home Thursday evening.

Bible Lake Avenue Church Harold Starke Howard Behnke William B. Leonard Francis and Charleys Madge Croskey Irvin Phillips Lorain Harvey Green

Parliamentary Time Question Sparks Speaker Ruling

In Britain’s House of Commons a member asked the Speaker the time. The Speaker ruled the query out of order, saying the question had been answered before, a moment highlighting the absurdity of parliamentary procedure.

Stephen Leacock Britain House of Commons

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