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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1938

Page

9

Railroad Lending Program Seen Threatened By Opposition

Washington May 17 Increasing congressional opposition to a proposed 15 percent wage cut in the railroad industry jeopardizes a planned government lending program for railroads. Senate leaders Wheeler and La Follette join to block broadening the Reconstruction Finance Corporation's loan authority.

Washington Burton K. Wheeler Mont Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Robert AM. la Follette Prog Wis Reconstruction Kinunes Corporation Robert FL. Wagner Senate Banking and Currency Interstate Commerce Commission Wheeler and la Follette

Measles Epidemic Continues In Ohio

Ohio communities report 14,689 new measles cases in six weeks as 1938 trends toward a measles year. Dr. Finley Van Orsdall notes the six week total exceeds half of 1937’s annual cases, with Newark among areas most affected and a record year cited for context.

Columbus Ohio Finley van Orsdall State Board of Health van Orsdall Newark

Trial of 15 Gas Officials Delayed

Trial of 15 gas company officials and two companies over alleged gas dilution will not be held before next fall. Seventy two motions by defense for bills of particulars delayed proceedings, with court workload and indictments under attack extending the delay. April term ends next month.

Columbus

New Portland Leader Outlines Federation Program

Mrs Saidie Orr Dunbar new president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs of America in Portland outlines a three year program to promote human welfare peace and the fundamental principles of religion. Three new trustees were elected Mrs F F Bossut Havre Mont Mrs E H Heller Louisville Ky and Mrs Earl B Padgett Galion.

Kansas City Uilo Saidie Orr Dunbar Portland Ore General Federation of Women's Clubs of America F. F. Bossut Havre Mont E. H. Heller Louisville Earl B. Padgett Galion

Nova Holds Annual Mother and Daughter Banquet

The Friendship club held its annual Mother and Daughter banquet Friday evening at the school house. Fifty four mothers and guests attended. Mildred Bryan served as Toastmaster, with a welcome by Marie Moorly and a response by Mrs. W. L. Raver. Clarinet solos were performed by Jean Rickenbroad and Esther Frazy.

Friendship Club Mildred Bryan Marie Moorly VV. L. Raver Jean Rickenbroad Esther Frazy

Recalled Minister Owen St Clair O Malley to Britain

Brit ish minister to Mexico Owen St. Clair O Malley is recalled after the southern republic broke off relations and was called home by London authorities.

Acme Owen St. Clair O'Malley Mexico Southern Republic

Purpose of the Friendship Club program notes

A description of a community program featuring Laverne Lamkofsky and Phylis Wonders with a Sax solo and Creda Parker plus Florabelle Bean in a vocal duet. Post program games and dances followed. Refreshment and decoration staff listed include Bet tina Kosht Phyllis Wonders Jean Rickenbrod Elizabeth Nagy Geraldine Benedict Leona Clawson Luella Walker Lela Morly with Mary Jane Bryan and Beatrice Biddinger coordinating games.

Senior class hosts Karl Hanville for surprise gathering

Karl Hanville found a 25 guest surprise welcome upon arriving home Wednesday evening. The event featured games, contests, social chat, and a delicious lunch. Sunday visitors and property moves are listed with many local names and towns across Ohio.

Karl Hanville

Columbia Woman to Speak at Mother Daughter Banquet

Columbia's Mrs Beckberger of Cleveland Heights will speak at the mother daughter banquet next Wednesday with a seven o'clock supper. Mrs Charles Wills and Mrs H B Hunter have attended multiple meetings at the Ethel Willett Tabernacle on Pearl Road and West Park. A fire caused by chimney sparks burned a hole in Clair Howards roof Friday morning. the Columbia fire department extinguished the blaze. Mrs Musa Artz of Grafton visited relatives here Thursday.

Beckberger Cleveland Heights Charles Wills H. B. Hunter Ethel Willett Tabernacle Pearl Road West Park Cleveland Clair Howard Columbia Fire Department Musa Artz Grafton

Manchurian Society Ships Five Aircraft for Pilot Training

Five airplanes purchased by the Manchurian Aeronautical Society will be stationed in major Manchurian cities to train young pilots. The move aims to expand aviation education and support regional air services.

The Manchurian Aeronautical Society Manchuria

The Autobiography Of Hon. George Metcalf At Lookout Mountain

A first person Civil War reminiscence details three weeks under shellfire at Lookout Mountain. Soldiers describe tree cutting and improvised protections, heavy casualties among the 73rd Ohio and 33rd Massachusetts, and brief ceasefire exchanges with Confederate pickets. The narrator recalls daring charges and the surreal lull when both sides briefly converse before renewed combat. The narrative promises continuation.

Lookout Mountain Peils

Amherst Study Club Holds Final Meeting of the Year

The Amherst Study Club met at Mrs. J. A. Wesbecher’s home with Spring flowers and delegates named for Lakeside Federation of Women’s Clubs to convene July 18 and 14. Officers elected: President I. G. Maxwell and others. A program featured reviews and readings, followed by tea.

Amherst Amherst Study Club J. A. Wesbecher Jackson Street Lakeside Federation of Women’s Clubs Lakeside I. G. Maxwell Charles Goad F. E. Merritt W. G. Nord F. I. Hubbard Madame Curie Eve Curie Merritt F. R. Powers Harold Penton E. R. Powers C. A. Alexander E. E. Foster Jay Gillette Charles Good Nina Leuszler John H. Ludwig James Nicholl H. W. Powers A. J. Rica A. P. Roth Lucy Roemer Ada Purcell

Amherst Garden Club visits Leimbach home for meeting

Eighteen members journeyed to Henry Leimbach’s Mill Hollow home Monday evening. They viewed the garden, heard reports on Conservation of Wild Life, and discussed Spring flowers. A social hour and refreshments followed. The June meeting will be at Clayton Young’s Church street home.

Amherst Garden Club Henry Leimbach Mill Hollow

Church Cleanup and Meetings Scheduled This Week

The church will hold a cleanup event on Wednesday. The Eagles auxiliary drill team will practice at the F O E Hall Wednesday evening. Circle One of the Congregational church meets Friday afternoon at Mrs Stanley Hall's Park Avenue home.

Eagles’ Auxiliary F. O. E. Hall Circle One Congregational Church Stanley Hall Park Avenue

Schaeffer Funeral Rites Held for Michael B Schaeffer

Funeral rites for the late Michael B. Schaeffer who died suddenly at Amherst Hospital will be private at his Milan Avenue home at noon with Rev T J Williams officiating. The body will lie in state at Congregational church until 2 30 then a military funeral will be conducted by the Veterans of Foreign Wars with Legionnaires as honorary pall bearers.

Denly Amherst Hospital Milan Avenue T. J. Williams Congregational Church Veterans of Foreign Wars Legionnaires

Circle One Meets at St Joseph Church Social

Members of Circle One of St Ann College? No. Circle One of St Ann s society of St Joseph Catholic church gathered Monday evening with Mrs Joseph Drozdowski at Elyria Avenue. A brief business meeting preceded a social hour with card diversion and a dessert course served by the hostess.

Circle One St. Ann’s Society St. Joseph Catholic Church Joseph Drozdowski Elyria Avenue

Death notices and campus updates from Amherst area

Mr and Mrs Benjamin Schaeffer Fairport were called by the death of his brother M B Schaeffer. Mrs Frank Fisker Lorain former Amherst resident. Funeral rites Wednesday at Lorain Congregational church. Hulda Berger resumes classes Ashland College after weekend home on Franklin Ave. James Ehrman Bluffton College weekend at home on Cleveland Ave. Third grade pupils taught by Miss Mary Lahiff enjoyed a holiday Monday for perfect attendance with 80 stars.

Benjamin Schaeffer Fairport M. B. Schaeffer Amherst Frank Fisker Lorain Fisker Lorain Congregational Church Hulda Berger Ashland College Franklin Avenue James Ehrman Bluffton College

More New American Cars Seen in Calcutta India

In Calcutta India observers report an increase in American passenger automobiles over last year signaling growing car ownership and trade with the United States.

Calcutta India

Cat Adopts Coyotes Pup In Odd Bakersfield Tale

In Bakersfield a cat cares for a coyote pup alongside a litter of pups. Lord Fox of the Tula Fields notes the animals show mutual affection but he separates them as the coyote matures.

Fox The Tula Fields

Near Death Reminder After Car Struck on Track

Brockville Ontario A Townsley’s car stalled on a railroad track and he stepped out to crank it. An eastbound express train struck the vehicle, demolishing it. Townesley retained the crank as a memento, recalling he once owned an automobile.

Brockville Ont A. Townsley Townesley

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