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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1937

Page

2

Mountain Mystery Match Seeks Archaeology Bride

Rodney Burton, a shy university student, is targeted by a power play over a million dollar inheritance. Judy Collins arrives in Gunnison to thwart a plan that would force him into marriage before his twenty fifth birthday in order to claim the fortune for a society in the mountains.

Marcus Trent Rodney Burton Gunnison Colorado Will Pettigrew Sam Saunders Rodney Trent Judy Collins Sari Indy Speizenweltz Miss Collins Judy National Geographic Speizenweitz

Relics Found At 1904 World’s Fair Site In St Louis

Excavators at 1004 Fair Street uncover wooden pilings and buried structures likely from an old railway station used for 1904 exposition visitors. The discovery sheds light on grade separation work and the fair’s forgotten footprint amid national recollections and shifting wealth during that era.

Political Crosscurrents and Ambassadors Stir Washington

The piece surveys Senate factional scheming around Roosevelt, notes diplomats’ public missteps like the Dodd letter and Bullitt remarks, and reports early 1937 federal cost cuts with 137,500 job losses offset by 30,000 Youth Administration additions. It mentions Hull’s Spain policy, British naturalization paths, real estate quips involving Senator Herring, and hints at estate taxes on Senator Couzens.

State Davis Europe Paris Bullitt Washington Davies Stalin Harry Hopkins Harold Ickes War Navy Post Office Pennsylvania Avenue Sam sev_ leral United States Spain Great Britain France Hull Sigures

North Ridgeville Grange Notes Attendances light at Grange meeting

A small turnout at the Grange meeting Tuesday led to only essential business. Five men formed a refreshment committee for the May 25 gathering when the Well ington Grange will present the program. E. T. A. elects officers for next year at the May meeting, including Knowles, Kolter, Van Wormer, and Mrs. Gibbons. Plans include a last day of school treat for first through sixth graders and a summer roundup. An in-class exhibition followed the business session.

Wellington E. M. Knowles Misa Kolter Clyde van Wormer John Gibbons

Hollywood Laughs and Lights on a Quiet Day

JIMMY FIDLER relays breezy Hollywood anecdotes from May 18 1937. He notes fans and stars, Gracie Allen and George Burns at the Trocadero, Loretta Young racing to Edward Sutherland during illness, and Gracie’s quips about sanity. The column mixes playful gossip with industry flavor and a Wink at Bing Crosby.

Loretta Young Tor Edward Sutherland Mar Tiagze Loretta Sutherland Miss Young Eddie

Confederate veteran Shreve recalls surrender to Grant

Santa Cruz California recounts George W. Shreve former artillery member of the Stuart Horse Artillery under General Robert E. Lee as one of the few surviving Confederate soldiers who surrendered to General Ulysses S. Grant seventy two years ago. Grant allowed him to ride home within nineteen miles of Washington.

Lee Santa Cruz Cal George W. Shreve Stuart Horsa Artillery Robert E. Lee Ulysses St. Grant Grant Washington

Bait Fishing for Trout and Live Baits

A veteran outdoors writer outlines bait fishing tactics for trout using worming and grasshopper baits, detailing rod choice, rigging, and presentation. He cautions on gear, stresses patience, and notes experiences with minnows frogs and a mouse. The piece includes a 1937 copyright notice and reader questions bureau address.

North American Sportsman's Club, Inc

South Amherst Baccalaureate Service Highlights

May 15 in South Amherst the Congregational Church hosted the annual baccalaureate. Ten girls in white gowns and eight boys in navy gowns led by Miss Florence Bechstien and Elmer Schacht processed as Mrs. Lillian Roberts played Marche Pontificale. Rev. B. H. Ryan delivered scripture and prayer. Rev. Joseph Mehelic preached the sermon. Choir from three village churches sang two anthems.

South Amherst Congregational Church Florence Bechstien Elmer Schacht Lillian Roberts B. H. Ryan Methodist Church Joseph Mehelic

Methodist Ladies Aid invite to Marie Jenson home

Members and friends of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society are invited to the home of Mrs. Marie Jenson in Elying on Thursday for a pot luck dinner at noon. All who wish to go should meet at Ruth's Store at 11 30 A M as car pool arrangements are being provided.

Hollywood Wno Will Hays Office Methodist Ladies Aid Society Marie Jenson Elying Ruth

Fifteenth Annual Commencement at New School

The fifteenth annual commence ment will be held in the new school auditorium Thursday evening May 20 at 8 o'clock. Dr. G M Bingham a Social and Business Specialist from Washington D C will deliver the class address on the Laws and Principles of Success.

New School At & O G. M. Bingham Washington D. C

Wives Entertained at Firemen’s Party

The volunteer firemen hosted a Friday evening party for their wives at the fire station. A 3:30 fish supper fed sixty at long tables. Card games followed the meal with Mrs. Nelle Davis hosting the Study Hour Club at her Elyria home and sharing a Quotations of Favorite Authors roll call and a book review by Miss Davis. Miss Esther Schatz attended.

Nelle Davis Elyria Miss Davis Esther Schatz

Sandstone Clovers Four-H Club elects officers at first meeting

The Sandstone Clovers Four-H Club met at the school for its first meeting of the season. Officers elected include president Virginia Rich, vice president Elizabeth Wirth, secretary Helen Rose Noyat, treasurer Mary Gentile, Recreation leader Grace Thompson, and news reporter Carol Bechstein, with Mrs. Alfred Rolls continuing as advisor. A long memory tale recounts Dowson of Rudstone selling a cow to a farmer near Burtain Agnes five miles away and the cow returning to Daw son’s barn after five years.

Sandstone Clovers Alfred Rolls Virginia Rich Elizabeth Wirth Helen Rose Noyat Mary Gentile Grace Thompson Carol Bechstein London Cr. Dowson Rudstone Burtain Agnes Dawson

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