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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1936

Page

7

Texas Trek From Birmingham Is Our Family Adventure

John W. Boss Jr. narrates a rambling Texas to Ohio road trip from Birmingham Ohio to the Alamo and Davy Crockett in a light social column. The piece blends travel reads with map haggling, motoring humor, and opinions on planning from friends, maps, and automobile groups.

John W. Boss, Jr Birmingham Ohio J. W. Boss Mas Rollins College Florida Oberlin College Texas Texas Centre Santa Ihe Alamo Davy Crockett Memphis Little Rock J. Piza Oldserden

South Amherst Baccalaureate Service Opens Class Night

In South Amherst Ohio on May 149 the Methodist Church overflowed for the high school class of 1933 as two junior girls Victoria Lupe and Merian Heyner led the program with Harold Allsop at the piano. Rev BH Kran Geliver delivered the sermon and the opening chorus and closing prayers framed the ceremony.

Soulth Amaerst Methodist Church Amherst High School Tidy O'Clovk Victoria Lupe Merian Heyner Harold Allsop Kran Geliver

Soceety To Meet Az I . Lud S Amn The 7 Pariors

The fragment indicates a society meeting planned with attendees and a Thursday timeframe. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.

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Avon and California Honor Son Jeat Event

Fragmented notes show Avon California and local families with mentions of Mr and Mrs, a Sunday visit, and a Thursday afternoon meet at a home. Names include Carl Weber Clarence Weber Gates and Gerves Gates, with various relatives and guests noted among gatherings and social calls.

Carl Weber Clarence Weber Lawrence Gates Gerves Gates JF. Weaer C Dauzhie Deushier Irene J. Hain Noble Hall Areen F_ Smith Mary Herher Cart Arusic

West Ridge Blue Ribbon Winners at the Fair

West Ridge residents celebrate blue ribbon winners McCulough and Warren parade. Patricia Fowl and Eleanor Kirk recognized. News notes record guests Paul Court and Carolin of Obe. Carl and Bret Turner from Akron visit the Tapper family. Eighth graders will perform at the schoolhouse Thursday and receive diplomas from the school board. Mrs Cart Fowl and daughter Patricia attended the J D Club at Mrs Waller Bennett’s home in Henrietta. W M Richards family, former Florida visitors, dined with their children R W Richards and family.

Paul Court Carolin Obe Carl Turner Bret Turner Akron I. M. Tapper Cart Fowl Patricia

Funeral notices and family visits in local communities

The article records numerous weekend family visits and attendances, including Lester Strickler’s funeral in Berlin Heights, visitors from Cleveland to Clarence Langbrake, and gatherings with the Fowl and Schaible families. Other names include Dorit, Stander, Berg Snyder, Pope, and Pesfould among local residents.

Lester Strickler Berlin Heights J. E. Dorit Cleveland Clarence Langbrake J. C. Stander Dorothy B Charles Fowl Lorat Pattol Car Fowl Charles Schaible Arthur ‘Serine Oberiin Theodore Pentound Haze Snd Hivtra Berg Snyder J. H. Charles Schaible B. C. Pope Suidsy Simms Suess Jenn J. H. Pesfould Sunder Sr M Son Burke Rand Mary Heesis Dewey Croft

Local society notes mix of names and places on Yeke Avenue

The fragment lists residents and visitors on Yeke Avenue including Mr. and Mrs. Gouid, Mr. and Mrs. Gass, Mr. and Mrs. Cauizins, and others. It mentions hosts such as Ida Wachs of Cresilne and events like an evening at the Take Avenue Roo thouse with Earl R. Peck and Decca Peak. Additional names such as Reno Collier Mary Collier and W. T. Collier appear among Sender guests and conversations at various homes on Lake Avenue, Lorain and surrounding streets.

Reno Collier Mary Collier Lake Avenue W. T. Collier Elvrra Ida Wachs Cresiiline I-2 Leke Avenue E. C. Cotton R. OH W.C. Lack An My

Penfield Commencement Address Planned at Penfield High

The Penfield Alum Association schedules a May 22 commencement event at the Penfield High auditorium. Prof Irwin Wallace will address graduates, with speakers including Jackson, Helen, Roger Babson, Lyndon Browand, and Emory. The evening features special music, luncheon, a business meeting, and a dance.

Mogment of Penfield rwin-Wallaces Coliese Seceine Diplehej Jackson Helen Roger Babson Lynden Browand Brietkrenz Emory Alum Association of Pen

Family Upstairs Senior Play At Penfield High

The senior class play The Family Upstairs a drama about the American home was staged last week in Penfield high school auditorium before a large crowd. Cast included Roger Babson Isabel Jackson Helen Louise Ward Virgil DeFields Doris Devereaux Lynden Brow Virginia Leach and Margaret Fray. Between acts music by Rhythm Bumpers featured Gladys Baloze on piano and a violin solo by Em-

Penfield High School Roger Babson Isabel Jackson Helen Louise Ward Virgil DeFields Doris Devereaux Lynden Browand Virginia Leach Margaret Fray Gladys Baloze

Certificates To Be Given 71 Grades In County Schools Within Next Few Days

Seventy one certificates for winners in the county Blue Ribbon Spelling Contest will be awarded to students across county schools in the next few days. Thirty certificates go to one room and Sweroon schools, 35 to schools with three or more rooms, with two certificates per grade in each of two divisions. Murray Ridge School leads with seven certificates. La Grange tops larger schools with five per grade.

Tvo Murray Ridge Etyrs Township Schoals la Grange Verti Agiersges Schotls Brownheim Avon la A Grange Eas South Amherst la Granze le Camden

Labor Policy Debate and Supreme Court Ruling Reflections

A discussion of New Deal era labor policy, court challenges, and constitutional questions. The piece analyzes the National Recovery Act, child labor concerns, and potential shifts in executive and judicial power, noting reactions from labor, business, and political figures as Roosevelt’s approach faces constitutional scrutiny and possible labor turmoil.

United Mine Workers Eing Supreme Court Lewis Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt Supreme Coutis

Eaton High School Grad Among Local News

Eaton High School lists Mildred Lucile Horton among graduates. Par ent Teachers Association held its last meeting of the season on Thursday May 14 with officers elected: President George Deverent, Vice President Lue Mitchell, Secretary Mrs Stanley Soor, Treasurer Mrs Dorothy Browan. A string of local visits and family updates follows from North Fairfield Huntington and West Salem.

Parent Teachers Association Mary George Devereant Lue Mitchell Stanley Soor Dorothy Browan Eaton High School Mildred Lucile Horton Tenfield Lyman Shaw Ray Shaw Elsie Shaw Bert Foster North Fairfield Ethel Perry J. Behnke Hart Leinsinger Huntington W. A. D. Welsh

Spencer High School Presents Three Act Comedy SpexncER

Spencer senior students Mrs. Grene and her family star in a three act comedy to be performed Friday evening in the Spencer High School auditorium. Cast includes Jona Grease Ralph Waltz Jane Laird Jane Spirek Jane Morten Sr Morton Robert Alles Mehrens and others with the A. W. division holding its May meeting and entertain committee named Adames Mary Von Vaikenburze Barrett and Frank Brouse.

Big Broz Spencer High School Mayan Mrs. Grene Francis Lipkisher Jona Grease Warren Alfen Lyle Grene Ralph Waltz Jane Laird Jane Spirek Jane Morten Helen Neidhar Sr. Morton Robert Alles Mehrens Clarence Sidney Chalmers Ss. A. W. DIV Ereszage M. E. Be Entertain Adames Mary von Vaikenburze Barrett Frank Brouse

Hold All Gay Meeting and Family Night at Local Church

The Parent Teacher Association held a meeting with routine business and elected new officers, including a president and secretary treasurer. A family night was hosted at Spences M. E. church with magician Mr Hatch of Wellington providing entertainment and Rev John Ferguson delivering the sermon. Several local residents were noted visiting relatives and guests during the week.

Spences M. E Men’s Brotherhood Hatchsen Welington John Ferguson M. E Chathlam

Slayer Joha Fiorenza Faces Insanity Plea in Beekman Place Slaying

New York May 19 A frayed cord and a strangling of Nancy Evans Titterton a short story writer in Beekman Place led to Joha Fiorenza being charged with rapine and murder. Authorities expect him to plead insanity as his attorney plans to question witnesses at General Sessions.

New York Joha Piorenza Nancy Evans Titterton Beekman Place Lewis Jr. Titterton Broadcasting Company Fieranta Salesbury Best Court de Oty Fiorenza

Huntington Kin Gatherings Mark Mother's Day Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dirlam of Spid visited relatives including Mr. and Mrs. O H Dirlam and Mrs. Chris Diedrick during a period culminating in Mother’s Day. Relatives from Spencer Harold Dirlam Spring Gane Heles and Dorothy Died ely Welligston and others joined in family greetings. Breefs note various Sunday calls and visits among local families across Spencer Harold and Ashland areas.

Huntington Ray Dirlam Spid H. Dirlam Chris Diedrick Oscar Ramster Spencer Mabel Neel Donald Harold Dirlam Mis Helen Smart Spring Gane Breefs Harold Dili Kart Weider Mery Ober Kipron Florence Diedrick G. C. Lang Fay Long Seville Samuel Lindermar Armstrong Ashland Will

Avon Social Notes Highlight Sunday Visits

May 19 report lists Mr and Mrs Jack Taylor and sons Thomas and John of Lakewood as Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Casper. Nearby visits include Gordos at H Pope home in Lakewood, Donald Barres of Elyria staying with grandparents R A and Mrs Chester, and numerous calls from Bay Village residents. Several members of the Parma Bapii daughter group visited Rose Casper's home Sunday.

AVON Jack Taylor Sens Thomas John Lakewood Ed Casper Pickering Sor Gordos H. Pope Donald Barres Elyria R. A. Chester Wilson Jameson Bests Darnite Josephine Ytel Henry Z Tenson Bay Village Bapii Parma Rose Casper

Parole slated for August first for Mansfield inmate

A Mansfield Reformatory inmate sentenced for non sappers is scheduled for parole on August 1 as reported by the state board of paroles. Nearby residents and visitors from Elyria Wooster and Cleveland are noted, with hospital progress updates for Mrs. Frank Andrews and others. Local social visits include Miller families from Rittman Grafton Chatham and Detroit. Measles illness affects the Dan Leininger children and a baccalaureate service is planned for May 29 with commencement soon after.

Mansfield Reformatory State Board of Paroles Peter Yourke Frank Andrews Liko Elyria Memorial Hospital Milton Watt Eréion Albert Ted Tow Nova Miller Harold Miller Rittman Clair Miller Grafton John Miller Chatham Robert Holman Detroit Dan Leininger George Myers LowWerty Dovistown Wade ‘Myers Elyria Gatehouse Trosky Cleveland George Hartman

V F W Post 1079 Busy Meeting Highlights Memorial Plans

The Elgin VFW Post 1079 met at 340 Broad Street with Commander Beattie presiding. Plans confirmed for the Brownheim Memorial service on Sunday May 24 at 2 pm, featuring speaker Elyria attorney. Poppy drive set for Saturday with Buddy Poppy distribution led by Commander Beattie to fund three charitable causes including World War veterans and widows care, government claims and social work.

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Townsendites Call Recount Of Townsends Club Meeting

Townsend Club No 1 held a late evening meeting with a large crowd listening to Falkner and Digtridt O Orson Pertijohn. Pettijohn announced leaders from county 24th District would seek a recount in Summit County precincts and discussed possible outcomes.

Townsend Club Bhra Falkner Digtridt Orson Pertijohn Falk Ten Summit County Pe Irojiii Pension Cid Teade Arte Studis Gene Ma Tomihy Carlin Pats Ward Jimmie Robertson Vi Cizinia Kojonns St. Mari Rockafelow Mathilaman Jean Diedrich Helen Miers Bet

Woman protest marriage 41 years ago wins court appeal

In Turin on May 19 a wife who wore heavy black mourning at her wedding 41 years ago to protest an arranged marriage obtained a district court appeal. Her name was withheld. In Cleveland a 13 year old boy rigged a roof radio to hear Indians games, borrows a telescope, and misses a plate.

United Press Turin Italy Cleveland, O Jimmy Shannon Cleveland Indians Jimmy Ball Park

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