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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
10
Wellington Ohio March 28 Temple Chapter of the Eastern Stars met in Masonite hall with many present Plans were made for an elaborate birthday party to be held there on the evening of Tuesday April 9 Mrs Henry Ramser named chairman of the occasion Routine business was also conducted
The Ep worth League of the Methodist church held a March party in the church basement Tuesday with about twenty members present. Marguerite Webber and Ernest Smith arranged games and stunts, Emma Webber chaired the refreshment committee, and the group ended the evening with roller skating.
The Kiwanis Seventh Division officers directors and committees, totaling about forty, enjoyed a 6:30 dinner in the Herrick Auditorium Monday evening. Mrs. Arthur McClellan prepared the meal. Pete Land of Akron, district secretary, and Sam Brainard of Medina, division president, were among Medina Akron Barbert on Cuyahoga Falls Ravenna and Wellington representatives. The meeting followed its usual business routine.
Richard Duff store manager of the Daugherty & Robinson company hosted a dinner party at Lotus Garden Restaurant for members of the Daugherty & Robinson basketball team.
A Wednesday event in Cleveland celebrated the Class B win of the independent tourney, with attendees concluding at Spencer on Saturday evening March 16. The participants traveled to Cleveland by automobile.
A change in the dance schedule at the I O O F Hall is announced with hound dances one week and square dances the next several weeks. Smith's orchestra will provide music for the events sponsored by the lodge.
Members of the American Legion Morgan-Dirlam Post enjoyed the last social gathering for the season in the Post rooms Tuesday evening. Bridge and pinocle were the diversions of the evening. A fine lunch was served at the close of the games. Two lodge meetings will be held in each month from now on.
William Webber and Edward Brewster visited Ada to see Webber s grandmother Mrs C S Anspach over Sunday returning Tuesday night. Mrs William Bannett visited sister Mrs Ed White in Cleveland. Guests at John Everett s home included Mr and Mrs Adelbert Lane and son from Akron and Mr and Mrs W L Fox of Rocky River. Litchfield visitors Mr and Mrs Baumgardner and family and Mr and Mrs Rodh Sharp and family. Mary Ellen Baumgardner and others in Toledo on business. Mildred Brenner and Ethel Mann music students at Western Reserve enjoying Spring vacation with Morris Brenner family. Lena and Irna Pleasnick visiting relatives. Home Guards members entertained at Jean Whiteside s home. June Carpenter led the program after regular business with a Book Review by Carol Linder and a story by Rebecca Rucker, followed by games and refreshments.
Wakeman Ohio March 28 The PT A held its annual third house building contest at the Town Hall on Wednesday night. Local social notes mention Mr Russell Mantzey on the sick list and a series of visits and gatherings across town.
In Toledo, Dr. William Chalmers of the University of Wisconsin warned the nation faces a choice between voluntary collectivism and fascism. He titled his talk Collective Bargaining, accusing Senator Huey P. Long and the Rev. Father Charles E. Coughlin of echoing Mussolini and Hitler and seeking to convert government into dictatorship.
In Victoria Texas Gullermo Guerra a 62 year old Placedo tenant farmer fasted sixty two days to outdo a prior record. He began eating light meals but the shock of food proved fatal three days later. An earlier note recalls America s first strike in 1741 when New York bakers walked out over bread price controls.
Mrs William Albright of Huron visits sister Mrs Carl Schultz and husband in town. Mrs Earl Green and children of Brighton were Saturday callers. Maxine Benson and Gains Scott of Lorain were Sunday evening visitors to Mr and Mrs Robert Hoyt. The Greenwich Grange presents a play at Wakeman Town Hall Thursday night.
San Francisco police commission refused a dance license for The Gardens on Columbus Avenue citing ties to the old Barbary Coast resort known as The Inferno on Pacific Street. The effort to revive the district's lusty era appears doomed as officials block the application.
Police officials decline granting dance and liquor pages in the Pacific Street area amid memories of past Barbary Coast rowdiness. Veteran officers recall head cracking incidents while patrolling the coast beat, speaking to lingering concerns about public order.
Report notes that in the Balkan and Mediterranean theaters some bullets are rubbed with garlic to worsen wounds among soldiers. Medical observers caution against incendiary myths while confirming reported harm to injured troops.
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