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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1937

Page

2

Former Elyrian Named to Another Diplomatic Post

Raymond Henry Norweb, a former Elyrian aged 42, was nominated by President Roosevelt for the United States minister to the Dominican Republic. The nomination is part of five foreign service posts sent to the Senate, with Norweb having a long diplomatic career since 1916 including posts in Paris, Japan, Chile, Mexico, the Netherlands, and most recently minister to Bolivia. He resides at 9511 Lake Shore Boulevard, Bratenahl, when in Cleveland.

Raymond Henry Norweb Elyrian Roosevelt United States Dominican Republic Senate Norweb Paris William Graves Sharp Elyria France Japan Chile Mexico Netherlands Bolivia Hans F. Arthur Schoenfeld Finland Edward Albright Costa Rica Leo R. Sack Fred Morris Dearing Missouri Peru Sweden Laurence A. Steinhardt New York

Sullivan families host weekend guests and births

Sullivan and Cam bridge families visited relatives at the Garver home with Marshall McAdoo and Clyde Ray also visiting. Clyde Ray and Mary Helen were born at Allen Hospital in Oberlin on March 25. Ladies class meetings, Florida winter trips, and Easter services marked the week with multiple families gathering for dinner and church ceremonies.

Henry Shick W. G. Charlton Florida Glenn Gillette Norman Brighton Dewey Rook Spencer Russell Cole Sullivan Dudley

Few Girl Babies Born In Nantucket

On Nantucket island the maternity ward has seen only two girl births since August 1956, while 23 boys arrived. Nantucket records for 1936 showed 45 boys and 18 girls born that year, suggesting a long running imbalance in the island’s newborns.

Nantucket Mass

Easter Services Fill Five Wellington Churches

Easter worship across Wellington on Sunday drew several hundred attendees as all five churches held services from dawn to morning. Rev. John S. Green led the Union Sunrise at First Baptist with messages on the Resurrection, while Rev. Lonzo Green and Rev. Joe Belcastro delivered sermons at M E and Church of Christ respectively. New members and baptisms were noted at First Congregational. St Patrick’s Catholic Church held 8 and 10 o’clock Masses with special choir music.

Wellington Union First Baptist Church John S. Green Joe Belcastro Church of Christ Lonzo S. Green Pisok Methodist Episcopal Church John Green Bernie Miller First Congree National Church C. W. Recard Alice Diggins Lonzo §. Green M. E Martha BeVier Marie Dirlam Gertrude Dibble Harold Jackson Robert Rodgers Theological Bible School Christ St. Patrick’s Catholice Church William T. Moran Theodore Camp la Grange

Prayer meeting and Bible study at Methodist Church

On Wednesday evening March 31 a prayer meeting and Bible study on The Psalms and Suffering will be held at the Methodist church at 7 30. No 1 Circle of the M E Ladies Aid society will meet Friday April 2 at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Grace Roedel Courtland street.

Methodist Church M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society Grace Roedel Courtland Street K. of P. Hall Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church Cloverleaf Club Henry Wolczikowski Minerva Street

Berthoff to present Paradise by Esther Forbes

Mrs Helen Tappan Berthoff of Oberlin will present the book Paradise by Esther Forbes in the Upper Reference Room Herrick Auditorium Friday afternoon under the Wellington Sorosis club. The public is invited.

Helen Tappan Berthoff Oberlin Esther Forbes Herrick Auditorium Wellington

Kiwanis Luncheon Speaker Outlines Ohio Legion Program

State Chaplain of the American Legion Karl Darkey of LaGrange will speak at Thursday noon Kiwanis meeting. He will outline the Ohio Legion Program.

The American Legion Karl Darkey LaGrange Kiwanis Club Ohio Legion

Local Notes of Passages and Visits in Elyria Area

Michael McFadden discharged from Falls Clinic Saturday night. Mrs. Rose Knapp rents south side of Lew Cowles’s Barker street apartment and will move in April 1. Mrs. Clayton Shepard and son Earl attend Henry Soules funeral in Elyria. Clarence Foster family visit mother Mattie Foster. Leona Witbeck of Berea visits parents Leon and Mrs Witbeck. Fred Manning regains health and goes out. Robert Andrews of Gibsonburg visits Easter with F. E. Andrews family. Adelbert Knapp and Ralph Gray enjoy Easter with parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allison spend Easter with Cleveland relatives.

Michael McFadden Falls Clinic Rose Knapp Lew Cowles Barker Street Clayton Shepard Earl Henry Soules Elyria Clarence Foster Mattie Foster Leona Witbeck Berea

Local notes and society items from Elyria district

Mrs Rose Knapp and her daughter Mrs Neva Jumont spent Monday and Tuesday in Elyria. The Boy Scout fund reached 528 dollars by yesterday noon with no fixed drive date. Margery Young Baldwin Wallace freshman joins Womans debate team for Pi Kappa Delta event at Kalamazoo College Kalamazoo Michigan. Mrs Margaret Schott, president of the local Women’s Benefit Association review, leaves for Miami Florida to attend the national convention and returns April 12. Marie Kreuger of New York visits Betty Jean Page at Bfi ami University Oxford as students there. Edwards Wells visits Niagara Falls New York with brother Lawrence and family. Mr and Mrs Frank Stannard Lakewood guest at H B Stevicks and attend funeral of Henry Soules Elyria. Mr and Mrs Roy McCormick and daughter Maureen depart for Evansville Indiana due to serious illness of Mrs McCormick’s brother.

Rose Knapp Neva Jumont Elyria Margery Young Baldwin-Wallace College Kalamazoo College Kalamazoo Mich W. G. Young Wellington Margaret Schott Woman’s Benefit Association Miami Fla Marie Kreuger New York Betty Jean Page Bfiami University Oxford Edwards Wells Niagara Falls N. Y Lawrence Frank Stannard Lakewood H. B. Stevick Stevie Henry Soules Elyral

Radio Amherst Study Club Meeting Highlights

The Amherst Study Club met at Mrs. C. A. Alexander’s home to discuss radio topics and review A New Self-Teaching Course in Practical English. Papers on Artists and Music of Today and Amateur Programs were presented, with readings and plans for the April 19 meeting at Mrs. A. J. Rice’s home.

Amherst, CO Amherst Study Club C. A. Alexander S. Lake Street Alexander I. G. Maxwell Maxwell Charles Good Reading E. E. Foster A. J. Rice Jay Gillette F. I. Hubbard Warry Leuszler J. G. Maxwell James Nicholl H. W. Powers F. R. Powers L. Roemer J. A. Wesbecher Ada Purcell

Pythian Sisters Prepare for Annual Inspection Practice

Members of the degree staff of the Pythian Sisters will hold a practice session in advance of the annual inspection. The event aims to ensure readiness and orderly presentation by all participants.

The Pythian Sisters

Luncheon for Elyria pastors and spouses at Home for Aged

Rev and Mrs B H Ryan attended a Monday luncheon at the Home for Aged in Elyria. The event honored pastors of Elyria churches and their wives along with county Methodist pastors and their wives.

B. H. Ryan Home For Elyria County Methodist

Two Grandchildren Baptized at Methodist Parsonage

Two grandchildren of Mrs. J. Hymes of Taylor Street were baptized at the Methodist parsonage Monday afternoon with Rev. B. H. Ryan officiating. The eight month old daughter was among the infants baptized.

Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Constipation Relief

An advertisement touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a remedy for constipation by adding bulk to the diet. It claims the bran absorbs water to form a soft mass and cleanses the system, while supplying vitamin B and iron, with dosing guidance and a Battle Creek guarantee.

Kellogg’s Kellogg Battle Creek

Baptisms Recorded in Mentor Church

The birth records note Barbara Susan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Theo W Kurth of 1457 Forest View Ave Mentor. Linda Ann, 19 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs M Dicky Jr of 1057 Hart Ave Mentor, was also named.

Theo. W. Kurth Forest View Avenue Mentor Barbara Susan

Admissions: Mrs Marvin Deutsch Lorain

Mrs Marvin Deutsch is listed for admissions. The record notes Henry Schieferstein at Elyria avenue as part of the same admission context.

Marvin Deutsch Lorain Henry Schieferstein Elyria Avenue

Local Social Notes From La Grange and Nearby

Rev and Mrs B H Ryan were guests of Mr and Mrs C G Rush in La Grange. Rev Ryan attended a Masonic inspection. Mrs W G Nord spent Monday in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs C C Kearn spent the week end with Chillicothe relatives. Mrs William Berg spent Easter with Rev and Mrs Henry Date in Tonawanda NY. Mrs Harold Penton visited Columbus Monday. Mrs George Devries left for Demott Indiana after visiting her daughter Mrs James Urban who is seriously ill at St Joseph Hospital.

B. H. Ryan C. G. Rush la Grange Ryan W. G. Nord Cleveland C. C. Kearn Chillicothe William Berg Henry Date Tonnawanda N. Y Harold Penton Columbus George Devries Demott Ind James Urban St. Joseph Hospital

Huge carpet made for Maharajah travels from Glasgow

A massive carpet woven in Scotland for the Maharajah of Baroda has been shipped 7,500 miles to India. Packed in a large tin tube, it is designed for the palace hall and measures over 100 square yards in area.

Baroda Scotland Glasgow India Maharajah’s

Townsend Club Drive Showing Strong Membership Rise

Last evenings Townsend meeting reported a 75 percent membership surge with many visitors including a group from Dover Center Club. A Townsend Rally is set for April at U H S Hall Center Ridge Road Dover Center with J E Robb to speak.

Townsend Dover Center Club Dover Center U. H. S. Hall Center Ridge Road J. E. Robb Lorain Club Sokol Hall Kelly Street 23Rd Cc. F. Preslar Wellington Elyria Club Arthur ‘Mackins Billie Don Johnson May Johnson Mr. Haynes Cy Dunbar

Lake Avenue Honor Roll List of 92+ Grades

Lake Avenue details the honor roll with students scoring 92 or higher. Names include Dudley Hornung Robert Jabbush Galen Marsh Gerald Laver Lynn Green Louise Jabbush James King Leonard Neal Esther Gibbons Hilda Binder Edwin Cotton Vivian Posey Ruth Schumacher Caroline Starkey Dorothy Waterman Jane Baker Wilma Behnke Herbert Binder Ted Takacs Billy Gibbens Roland Bell Elsie Biro Evelyn Jabbush LaVerne Schmitkens Ruth Ann Smith Frank Wreigle Hildegard Bell John Browne James Couture Marie Law Phyllis Schmidkons Hazel Waterman.

Lake Avenue Dudley Hornung Robert Jabbush Galen Marsh Gerald Laver Lynn Green Louise Jabbush James King Leonard Neal Esther Gibbons Hilda Binder Edwin Cotton Vivian Posey Ruth Schumacher Caroline Starkey Dorothy Waterman Jane Baker Wilma Behnke Herbert Binder Ted Takacs Billy Gibbens Roland Bell Elsie Biro Evelyn Jabbush LaVerne Schmitkens Ruth Ann Smith Frank Wreigle Hildegard Bell John Browne James Couture Marie Law Phyllis Schmidkons Hazel Waterman

Weekend Visitors and Quilting Meeting Report

Wem Mcarlett and sirfriena and Ed Smith of Detroit visited over the weekend. Clyde Miller attended a Sunday dinner with Miss Virginia Gibbons at her parents' home. The Women's Association will meet Thursday at Mrs. V. V. Schaeffer's home to quilt. lunch to be brought, coffee served by the hostess. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stone of Olmsted Falls and others from Puritus Springs and local families.

Wem Mcarlett Sirfriena Ed Smith Detroit Clyde Miller Virginia Gibbons Women’s Association V. V. Schaeffer Frank Stone Olmsted Falls Henry Eckoff Puritus Springs Bertnett Gneuhs

Easter Sunday Supper Guests Span Local Families

Alice and Helen, Charles and Ralph, William Sylvester from Cleveland shared Easter Sunday supper with Mr and Mrs Frank Provoznik and Mrs Florence Bigurett and daughter Mrs James Fisher of Lorain visited Monday with Mrs V Schaeffer.

Alice Helen Charles Ralph William Sylvester Cleveland Ria Frank Provoznik Famny James Fisher Lorain V. V. Schaeffer

Honored on Birthday for Adam Moeller and Nephew

Adam Moeller of Cleveland and his nephew Reuben Miller of Lake Avenue were surprised on a Saturday evening as friends gathered at the Miller home to honor their joint birthday anniversary. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Gottschling, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Moeller, Mrs. Lydia Moeller, Mr. and Mrs. Christy Harrison and children, and Mrs. Lulu Seward of Elyria.

Adam Moeller Cleveland Reuben Miller Lake Avenue Miller John Gottschling Don Ryan Jay Moeller Lydia Moeller Christy Harrison Lulu Seward Elyria Moel

Mille KH Air Hostess Case Reaches RC

In air hostess matter, the case moves to RC authorities as details emerge about duties and conduct aboard the flight. Individuals involved face questions on assignment, oversight, and safety protocols.

Ian

Portland thief case ends with moth damage ruling

In Portland a thief stole a gun field glasses and overcoat from B F Aldrich. Police recovered the gun and glasses but the overcoat stayed as evidence. Aldrich sued Police Chief Nites for damages, but the claim was overruled as the chief cannot supervise every stolen clothing item at the station.

Ts. O Aldrich Nites

Local shoppers seek safe dependable luxury refrigeration

Consumers explore first time what safe dependable refrigeration with economy truly means as they evaluate features and brands offering comfort, efficiency, and cost savings in modern home cooling.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elyria High School Lake Shore Boulevard Bratenahl Weare E. L. Glatz Furnace St Junior Grissinger Cora M. Shepard Barker St Vice Call— Island Darkey Roy McCormick Maureen Evansville Indiana Amherst B. A. Jenne Cleveland St Central Book Store Middle Ave J.T. Barnard Mgr. Elyria Ohio Hospital News Australia MRS. V Silaing Servel Electrolux Organization Electrolux Gus Company
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