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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1936
Page
3
Society items report the Knapp nuptials of Gertrude Linse to Harold Werde and Emile Wender, with detailed guest lists, rings and familial honors. The piece covers a Bingo party hosted by Myrtle Berger for G A L R, luncheon service, and upcoming Woos meeting. It notes wedding party details, attendees, and spring social events with campus and civic connections.
Fragmentary personal item mentions Mrs Leo Martin of Grane Rapids and guests on Second Street, with stray names such as Mrs Pasadena and Mr J B Rusz. References a traveler returning, a point near Old Point Comfort, and a student singer Todd with a sister in law, plus an unclear note about Mr Henzarin Zubbell.
A benefit event at the Woman's Club House raises funds for Mih's relief. Attendees contribute to cover party costs and expenses, with organizers noting proceeds will support the Mih Fund.
A brief item notes party on board with the nickname Skip, mentioning W2s and Pennsylvania. The readable text is fragmented and unclear about date, purpose, or participants. Further details are not available in the surviving text.
The entry notes an annual dinner at 6 with entertainment. Harmon Lodge No. 363 is involved and a committee member named G rman has charge of arrangements for the event. The text references Freemason degrees and candies in a fragmented manner.
A hospital notice references Mrs Hengartnzer at 352 Concord Street with unclear sti l i details. The fragment mentions care location and a patient name but provides no full context or outcome.
The C. E. Society invited guests to St Agnes Hall for a three act production titled adding another successful annual event. Cast included Mary Fen Ann Dachiler Joan Gray Bernard Linden Russell arranged by sponsor Wen. James Elemes served as electrician and Ann Walsh directed the show receiving a bouquet from the cast.
Jefferson junior high held a Friday scavenger hunt in a coed hip club setting with winners named Altice Cranda James Wwee Eileen Brouse George futarza and Joree Nichols. A Friday event included a ping pong session and a clock themed discussion leading to a piano solo by Roberto Albern. The Amateur Program preparations were noted and May 15 was set for a church auditorium event opening to the public.
Scouts from Troop 3, led by Capt Hull, prepared breakfast in the woods near Woods on Saturday March second at eight oclock. Several earned second class cooking tests while Gertrude Stephens of Troop 1 and Ruth Ellyn MacDonald passed junior citizenship tests. The group laid trails, did a five mile hike with Lt Joyce Duckett, and some scouts passed fire building tests.
Janet Lou Beuma a 3 year old girl in Ia saved her 3 year old playmate Charles Barmichael from drowning in ten feet of water after he toppled into a cesspool Janet Lou clung to him until Seip arrived to aid them both The act earned her recognition as a heroine with both children unharmed and rescued by a brave child effort.
Mrs Carl Curtis announces the coming marriage of their daughter Hortense Mae Curtis to Kenneth Martin. The couple planned at home celebration with pink roses, a three course dinner, and an open church ceremony at First Methodist Episcopal. Both graduates of Elyria High School, Hortense from class of 1932 and Kenneth from 1931. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Harvey Irish and Mr and Mrs Leo Martin.
Fragments describe an annual Arch Masons gathering with councils in Norwalk Sandusky Clinton Fremont and other lodges. The program includes Grand Lodge demonstrations and a 6 15 pm start with supper and degrees. Additional notes appear on page seven.
A World War era letter by the Duke of Wellington, written at 3 am on June 18 1815 after Waterloo, sold for 1450 to a private collector. The sale included 51 other Wellington letters, priced lower due to the note's pivotal date.
London reports King Edward who has two new signatures since the throne. He now signs as Edward RL with a downward stroke forming the Rand part of the name. The change appears improvised as he adheres to family forms while signing official documents.
In Dallas Texas a movement promotes safety drivers called The T Men to reduce automobile accidents. The program urges trustworthy volunteers to act as road escorts and advocates for careful driving. It stresses an oath of service and aims to reach mothers and communities through local clubs and outreach.
A room honoring a woman dedicated to the late former head of Te College's management department was unveiled at Elfen H. Richards home on the Town s.
Joplin Missouri reports the board of education and the state department of education jointly sponsor a six weeks course teaching housemaid duties and skills. The program aims to improve domestic service training and job readiness for local residents.
Madison Wisconsin hosts Karl Froding a publisher at a dormitory desk and shelves stacked with Esperanto books and newspapers. A bi monthly Scienza Gazeto claims a growing readership while Froding notes hundreds of books and 350 readers contributing to a nascent Esperanto press seen as a bridge to universal language.
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