Seven Initiates Cited In DeMolay Degree Night
Seven members of the David J. Nye Chapter Order of DeMolay were conferred the Initiatory Degree in the EO GOF hall. Plans for the Aronal Mother-Son Banquet were announced for the Sonic Temple dining room next week. The softball team will practice Tuesday May 12 with players urged to watch Monday Night's Chronicle Telegraph for time. Ded Smith presented DeMolay pins to Richard Fell and Kenneth Barclay for exemplary service to the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Nye
Order of DeMotlay
EO. GO. F. Hall
William B. Born
Harold L Berson
Jack Curtis
James Fernman
Bernie Fobes
Jack Spencer
John Walker
Benquet
Masonic Temple
Chronicle-Telegram
Ded” Smith
Richard Fel
Kenneth Barclay
DeMoler
Grand Council of the
Order of DeMolay
Navy Mothers Club origins and Cleveland unit details
The Navy Mothers Club began in 1929 with Emma Jones of McAllen Texas and has grown nationwide. The Lake Erie Navy Mothers Club formed in Cleveland in April 1936 to support Navy families with social, charitable and educational aims. Meetings schedule and contact details provided for members in the Cleveland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mother Club
Navy Mothers Club
Emma Jones
McAllen
Texas
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Navy Mer
M. T. Welty
Western Heights Boulevard
Welcome New Member and Circle Meeting Notes
irs I. W. Phiel hosted sixteen members and one guest for Circle No. 1 at St. Pauls Burch yesterday afternoon. Devo tions led by president Mrs. Fred Raesier, business session, adoption of Elizabeth Smith as a new member, hostess served refreshments. Next meeting in three weeks on March 25 at Mrs G. W Marnaré’s Oberlin road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Phi Kappa Sizm2
Bettie Barlow
Betty Wood
Bridge
Rena Tay
Jean
Jane Crowe
West Avenue
Irs
I. W. Phiel
Circle No. 1
St. Paul's Burch
Burton
William Burton
Sherman Street
Harry Machiman
H.L. DeBrey
Ohio Street
Candidates Hear State and Local Races At Elyria Club
Miss Marcella Schmitz presided a meeting of seventy five members and guests of the Democratic Women's Club of Elyria to hear candidates for state county and congressional districts. Delegates were appointed to the state Federation of Women's Cities in Cleveland May 22 23 and a New Deal Democratic Club Rally invitation was extended for Ridgeville May 8. Daniel E. Fautiner of Akron spoke on Social Justice and Old Age Pension. The next meeting is June 4 at the Women's City on Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Schmitz
Democratic Woman’s Club of
Elyria
Ridgeville
Lucile Graf
Daniel E. Fautiner
Akron
An Gideze
Copsressman
Mildred Humphrey
Louise Bo
Marty West
Mabel Baker
Gertrude France
Lucille McQuistion
Loretta Schwarze
Teresa Smith
Womn
Fourth Street
Camp and Auxiliary Meet in Regular Session
Major Woodworth Camp and Auxiliary held a regular meeting in the K of C Hall with strong attendance. A rummage sale was announced for later this month, and the Essay Contest activities reported high school participation with soon to be chosen judges and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodworth
K. of C. Hall
E. J. McRoberts
Finarnce Committee
Paul Bogghrsaling
Campard
Ralph E. Lawrence Auz- Hiary
Norwalk
Ohio
Virginia C. Southam
T.J. Dimick
Dever Avenue
Albert D. Alcorn
Leavewood
Stesis
Plan Theatre Party By Sewiety Circle Members
Sewiety Circle members plan a theatre and dinner party for next Thursday evening in Cleveland. Arrangements were made at a meeting held last evening at Mrs. Woodson's East Avenue home. Mrs Woods served a prettily appointed salad course. next meeting will be with Mrs. Harold Bennett on East Avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Devries
East Broad Street
Cc. J. Cunningham
Imars Society
United Presbyterian Church
Robert Kirkpatrick
Matthex
Aries
Cleveland
Sewiety Circle
Woodson
East Avenue
Woods
Harold Bennett
Club Plays Monopoly 3
Club members met at Tressa Schmatch’s Puron street home last evening to settle old business then played Monopoly. Prizes were awarded to Eleanor Sigmund Arline Buswell and Irene Muntean. A luncheon was served and tables were decorated in yellow and silver. Favors were nut baskets in the color motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tressa Schmatch
Puron Street
Eleanor Sigmund
Arline Buswell
Irene Muntean
Rose Schuster
Avon
Younger Group Meets With Junior Legion Auxiliary at Legion Home
The xevurger group of Junior Legion Auxiliary met at American Legion Home Thursday afternoon led by Mary Beltz. Members included Virginia Goodrich who won a prize in yesterday’s games. The event planned for Cascade Park on May sixteenth and the next meeting is set for June at the Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Mary Beltz
Fraternity Announces Events and Talk Series
Members of the Agenda Fraternity heard Roy Millspaugh discuss "Honting." The Fraternity plans a doten at the Elyria Covery Club on June sixth and May twenty first. A mother and son banquet will be a special event. A golf tournament is scheduled for Sunday March seventeenth at Cherry Ridge if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenda Fraternity
Roy Millspaugh
Elyria Covery Club
Ifor Cherry Ridge
Pulpit Set Up In Hobo Camps
New Orleans reporting on Rev. Patridge Spreasing the Gosret traveling in an old car with his terrier Spor. At 64, he preaches across 45 states, living in hobo camps to reach the hungry for God. Born in Brooklyn, he once served as a WWI chaplain and inventor of a hydro-Kite for elevating observers at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Episcopal Church of America
Patridge
Coads
America
Boston
Hobo
Brooklyn
New England
Partridge
Bishop Rowe
Michigan Man 102 Yearns To Shoot Deer
Detroit resident Tommy Morinz who recently turned 102 celebrates a birthday and reveals one more big ambition to hunt deer. The veteran hunter expresses determination to bag a buck in his remaining years and shares memories from decades of hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Detroit
Tommy Morinz
Calif primary reshapes Republican hopes in 1956 race
Washington report notes a slight boost for Hoover’s backers, with the Hearst Merriam ticket pledged to Landon though many uninstructed delegates back Kansas candidate. The Maryland Breckinridge vote complicates nomination dynamics and highlights regional splits between Eastern and Western blocs. Alice Longworth comments on perceptions of East versus West.
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Washington, D. C
Calif
Hoover
Hearst- Merriam
Landon
Vandenberg Steiner
Maryland
Breckszrids
Laredon
Alice Longworth
McNaa. Syndicate, Inc
Fragmentary memoir note on hunting and death avoidance
The speaker discusses wanting to shoot a deer but needing a rifle and a good doctor to prescribe hunting as a way to stay alive. The fragment hints at desperation and a wish to take a shot, reflecting a tenuous plan amid unclear circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mao
Yugoslavia pension for famed Parliament dog Hector
A Yugoslav pension grant honors Parliament’s famed canine Hector who served at Rudzica, earning 30 cents monthly and an annual 10.80 dollar equivalent pension after a decade of devoted service. Hector gained national renown for catching thefts and criminals during active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Hector
Rudzica
Thelves
Halibut Fishery Sees Strong Start In Aleskezona
The halibut season kicks off in Aleskezona as Captain Hnuie Hildre lands the first catch, about 13 600 pounds. Traders anticipate higher prices this season amid improving demand and favorable markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuneal
Aleske
Hnuie Hildre
Shocking dress from Fernesy tailors offered in spring fashion
An assistant professor from Hessefold Arts at Teechers College promotes a shocking dress style for town and country. The design features a jabot accent on a V neck, slender silhouette, dotted sheer perm crepe, and brown wine or wistie colors. Spring Fashion Book costs ten cents. pattern and book together twenty five cents. Address Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department 166 Fifth Ave New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernesy Pers
Hessefold Arts
Teechers College
Cotenixs
Unecer
Its
New York
Chronicle- Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
N. Y
Flood Control Plan Impacts Fourteen Ohio Villages
New Philadelphia Ohio reports the Meuskingis water shed conservation district plan will require residents from fourteen villages and many farms in sixteen counties to abandon homes within about a year. The vast project aims to safeguard productivity and control floods through mechanical storage devices and reservoirs, with some residents facing permanent relocation and scant compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Meuskingis
Patched uniforms worn 60 years by a British regiment
A British regiment long wore patched uniforms for decades before an official update. Reported changes reveal the regimental archive noting decades of frayed attire described as disreputable while the unit carried on. The article notes the 18th century origins of the attire and the shift to newer gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losdox
Rena
Long-Serving Army Regiments Span West Indies Years
The South Staffordshire Regiment known as the 35th Foot faced long overseas postings after 1705, sent to the West Indies for nearly six decades. Recalled in 1763, its officers and men endured Seven Years War campaigns in Martinique and Guadeloupe. Honors were awarded in 1809, many years after the actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trol
South Staffordshire Regiment
35Th Foot Regiment
West Indies
Clock Snared Bird by Rochdale Clock Tower
A pigeon roosted inside a town clock in Rochdale and was wedged between the clock hands, stopping the mechanism. A Watchmaker freed the bird and restarted the clock. The oddly timed event sparked discussion on purpose and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roches
Elgin
Smokeless coal tested in university lab by Karrick crew
Smokeless coal for domestic furnaces has been produced in a superheated steam retort devised by L. C. Karrick, former fuels technologist at the U. S. Bureau of Mines. It is undergoing further tests by Karrick and Clark Jacobsen at the University of Utah's mechanical engineering laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
L. C. Karrick
U. S. Bureau of Mines
S$. Clark Jacobsen
Georgs TY. Carter
Mechanical Engineering Laboratory
University of Oteh
Mrs Gipson’s Third Set of Teeth Reported
Ost Mr Marry Gipson, 76, is noted as owner of her third natural tooth set. Teeth began breaking through gums some time ago and she now has an almost complete dentition. Her hair, long white, is slowly darkening back to a brown shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bas Thied Testh Collingwood
Marry Gipson
Church of Christ class to meet May 9 at Berger home
The A. B. C. class of the Church of Christ will meet Saturday evening May 9 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berger 247 Ohio Street. On Monday the Colonial Club meets with Mrs. Charles Savage 139 Harvard Avenue at 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B.C
Church of Christ
Frank Berger
Ohio Street
Colonial Club
Charles Savege
Harvard Avenue
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Mery Baird
Plan Theatre Party
Slavia
Parliament
Rufus
Laural Baidt
Eliear-Sylk
Broad St
Ezow
Baneko Restaurant
Over Bell Co
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