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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1937

Page

4

Valley City social events and school notices

A valley community meeting at the school auditorium featured officers elected for the coming year and a talk by Prof. Boehm on choosing a career. Numerous social gatherings, visits, and birthday celebrations followed, with various clubs and families hosting events through the week. Baccalaureate, Class Day, and end of term activities were announced, with seniors’ exercises scheduled for May 28.

Eet P.T George Wolfe Warl Arick Arthur Hauck Rodock Henrietta Armbruster Janice Arick Margaret Bauer Betty Mack Jack Meek John Hauck Junior Fitzsimmons Billy Hauck Evelyn Steck Mabel Graberstetter Prof. Boehm Baldwin-Wallace College Valley City

West View Farewell Courtesy Seventeen-Rebekah Members Host Mrs Schultz

Seventeen Rebekah members of Sunshine Lodge No. 393 surprised Mrs Greta Schultz at her Ulster Falls home on Columbia Road. She and her daughter Doris plan a three month trip to New York aboard the S S Bremen to Gotha Germany, visiting relatives before returning in August. Guests included Etta Edwards Nellie Chapin Tillie Schuster Mary Ingersoll Ollie Bruse Grace Cooley Iona Usher Celia Otterson Gerturde Brown Mildred Elster Margaret Simmerer Hazel Hecker Edith Bauer Lizzie Cook Grace Hall and Minnie Hughes. A token and cards followed refreshments.

West View Rebekah Sunshine Lodge No Greta Schultz Columbia Road Ated Falls Lois Wilson Bratenacht Ethel Ingersoll Eva Prindle Cleveland Walter Hales Ollie Bruce Mallet Creek Litchfield C. H. Lotman Smith Canton Raymond Hales Herbert Columbia Ruth Steinmetz Ridge R. F. Hermann H.C. Schuster H. C. Hall Cock Road Cards Frank Hermann Harry Hermann Kent Ohio Ernest Cooler Edith Osborn Birs Myrtle Burns Bedford Chardon Fritz Kucklick Olmsted Falls Mary Carelyn Community Hospital Berea

Local Social Roundup of Visits and Gatherings

Bourdey evening gatherings are noted with Mrs. Mary Derr of Cleveland and Mrs. Grace Cooley among attendees. Many sisters, nieces, and friends from Cleveland, Berea, Strongsville, Columbia, Shalersville, and Canton visit, hostesses entertain, and groups travel to floral gardens, theatres, and Chardon. A new baby daughter, Mary Carelyn, was born at Community Hospital Berea.

Bourdey Mary Derr Cleveland

Lake Avenue News Notes and Local Meetings

Lake Avenue notes from March cover Grange and Women's Association meetings at J Hoga house with reports of programs and guests. Local families visiting and hosting include the Starkeys, Law family, Neumeyers, and Schaeffer as well as plans for Grange hall dedication and a Petersburg area public school update on frost-resisting grain from Tula Russia.

Tula Russia

Labor rally frets over one man rule and Communist ties

Elyria turnout heard Coleman Claherty of the American Federation of Labor denounce the C I O as a tool of Communist influence. He pledged $1,000 for proof, warned of a “rebel union” and urged workers to defend democratic AFL governance against perceived outside meddling. Local organizers Kept focus on organizing for higher wages and union strength at area plants.

John L. Lewin Coleman Claherty American Federation of Labor Communist Party America Claherty Wurst Hall Elyria Central Labor Union Phillip Murray C. I. O. Steel Workers’ Union A. F Cleveland Committee For Industrial Organization William Green A. F. of L Lewis A.F. of L Akron Russla Dizberty Fealz Germany Wes Foo Icis Az Enret Ditaaticon TwoWeaxer Elyria Nitia Agc Rarsia Chemical Company Renfex Baty Tame Tame Segarfation Were Undervas At Ms Harthaw Chemical Conisis Seexent Atarys Resden Beds Company Bera Harbort Clementy Moulders Union Organiza Moulders Naion John J. Murphy International Association of Machinists Tabor Alva Kemp M.J. Eek Ohio State Teachers Association EG. Baxter Ohio Federation of Teachers Jahor

Rebuild Planned for Menai Suarpenston Bridge

The Famous Menai Suarpenston Bridge, opened in 1026 at An iSleser Scotland, is slated for reconstruction costing 1 140 000 dollars. The project aims to restore the historic span and improve safety for regional traffic and tourism.

AniSleser Scotland

Baccalaureate Service in Henrietta at Evangelical Church

A large crowd attended the baccalaureate service at the Evangelical Church in Henrietta with a program including processional invocations scripture readings songs and a sermon by Rev R G Pferrot. Several local residents and visitors were noted at gatherings and visits around Amherst Elyria Oberlin and nearby areas amid family events and hospital updates.

Henrietta Evangelical Church G. H. Cartler BE. Kaetzel Terao P. M. Wallace Kastzel Masic Ardith Bauman Mary Thomas Phyllis Portman R. G. Pferrot

Dover club entertains with pinochle and socials

In Dover, Mrs Ed Geiger hosted a Tuesday afternoon good time club with pinochle prizes awarded to Mrs Emma Traxler Mrs Marie Thompson and Mrs Geiger. Junior and senior school events announced for the coming week include picnics at Little Cedar Point and a Clara night frolic at Dover High School. Local visits include Mr and Mrs F W Rhoades of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Carl Arnold with their son of Fairview. Mrs Rachel Slater of Norwalk visited friends. A nephew’s wedding brought Mr and Mrs Victor Gough to Lakewood. Miss Viola Oring gains improvement from a tonsil operation. Church circles and a card club gathering are noted. Rev Humphrey was hospitalized after illness.

W. F. Steck Arthur Mellert Edna Herthneck Medina Bridge John Mellert County School Spencer Cleveland Nick Grausam Leon Lehman Gillis Joseph Kline Vincent Derek Florence Dean C. 0. Mercer Ralph. Feuchter Gertrude Rodock Anna Ohio H. M. Rodock Rodock Anns Carl Hauck County Health Board J. H. Brooke Ray Saunders Ellwood Steyer Wakeman. O E. P. Steyer Henry Wolf Henry E. Wolf, Jr Springfield Gust Schmidt Wilmer Zacharias Huber Morlock Hattie Zacharias June Gunkelman Howard Gest Therlow Gest Alice Spieth Ruth Watts John Spieth Walter Walker Parma Harry Sponseller Spieth Wilma Brookside Country Club Earl Auck Joan Joseph Ream Clarence Obermiller Ton Otto Murray Emil Just and Son Marie Sailer John Sailer Charles Huttinger Lakewood Ed. Geiger Emma Traxler Marie Thompson A. Dunford Carl Arnold Fairview C. R. Geiger Rachel Slater Norwalk Victor Gough Viola Oring Arthur Hayes Elyria Dover G. Geiger Floyd Clements Strongsville Lakewood Hospital Dean Thompson Youngstown E. D. Thompson Ralph McCauley Everett Nora Chamberlin Anna Simmons John Herman Cliff Cowle Ksong Lucille Anderson Charles Cowla Roy Swartz Amherst James Williams Henry Barnes Fred Prime Akron Arthur Barnes Thelma Carl Bradford Herbert Mitchell Hist Ed Farnsworth Wellington

Local church meetings and school year end notes

Rochester reports the Baptist missionary society will meet with the Wellington group next Tuesday for an all day session. The Baptist Men's meeting is slated for Friday night at Elyria First Baptist church. Reverend Patrick preached a Pentecostal sermon Sunday at the Methodist church. Vernon Helfner sang a vocal solo as six new members joined and one infant baptism was administered. Township schools close Friday for summer vacation after exams ended Tuesday. eighth grade graduates include Janet Knapp Evalyn Selyem Florence Williams Alvin Gariss.

Rochester Baptist Missionary Society Wellington Elyria First Baptist Church Patrick Methodist Church Vernon Helfner Janet Knapp Evalyn Selyem Florence Williams Alvin Gariss

Homemakers Club meets in church basement Friday

Harrison Tripp and JF The Homemakers Club will meet in the Methodist church basement Friday with Mrs Murray hosting instead of the home of Mrs Thomas Murray as planned. The note lists several local residents visiting, traveling, and family events from the area.

Homemakers’ Club Methodist Church Thomas Murray Murray

Amherst High 50th Commencement June 3 in auditorium

Amherst C May 20 The 50th annual commencement of Amherst High School will be held Wednesday evening June 3 in the school auditorium. Speaker will be L Wright president of Baldwin Wallace College Berea. Class night June 1. Baccalaureate May 30 at St Peter Evangelical Church. Special music by a union choir. Tonight St Josephs church Stowers-Daughter banquet at school hall. A musical recital at St Peters church by Miss Lydia Heller copartner under Sorosis Club at eight o'clock.

Wilmer Grunwald Emmanuel Evangelical Reformed Church Amherst Amherst High School Adhool L. ©. Wright Baldwin-Wallace College Berea St. Peter Evangelical First Evangelical Church St. Joseph's Church BW. Lablit St. Peter's Church Lydia Heller Sorosis Club

Local Social Notes Mention Visits and School Picnic

Sunday evening visits include Smith and son from Butternut Ridge road. Myron Keller and son hosted by William Heck family. J J Cook and J G Morris visited Berkley Road in Elyria. May 22 pupils return to school for reports and P T A picnic on school grounds. Paul McIntire of Mansfield and C E McMrs visit. George Tattersad and Lois Tattersad of Elyria call on Ellen Langton. Knapp family, Marian, and Ray Smith with baby from Olmsted Falls visit. John Cook and son visit W M Rader in Grafton. Clara Keller attends funeral services in Cleveland.

M. E GC. E. McIntire M. B. Copas C. B. MecIntire Leroy Rhone John Harnish F. H. Lewis Elmer Keller J. G. Morris Audrew Copas Shirley McIntire William Warner Lorain S.C. Harl Richard Chambers Elsha T. M. Baldwin Thomas Stinebring Knapp Olmsted Falls W. Hasley Elyria Paul McIntire Mansfield Ohio C. E. McIntire George Tattersad Lois Ellen Langton Marian Ray Smith Olmsted Falla John Cook W. M. Rader Grafton Clara Keller Cleveland

Eastern Stars Meet Honors Robert Morris Night

The Stona City Chapter of Eastern Stars held its regular meeting last evening in the Masonic Hall and observed Robert Morris Night during the event.

Stona City Chapter of Eastern Stars Masonic Hall

Hospital Discharges Brownhelm and South Amherst Residents

George Eppley of Brownhelm and Mrs. Clara Sharping of South Amherst were discharged from the local hospital Wednesday.

Hospital News George Eppley Brownhelm Clara Sharping South Amherst

Obituary Note for Mrs. Bartow and Mrs. Heckel

Monday afternoon notices report the death of Mrs. 8. E. Bartow of Brooklyn at her sister’s Cleveland home. The item mentions Mrs. Anna Smith of Elyria as a survivor and a Sunday memorial for Mrs. Heckel.

8. E. Bartow Brooklyn New York Mra. J. C. Simon Cleveland Anna Smith Elyria J. J. Heckel

Britain uses subsidies to aid tramp shipping firms

Britain distributes nearly ten million dollars annually in tramp shipping subsidies to 427 companies. An advertisement touts Fasteeth powder as a dental fixer to prevent plates from slipping, claiming breath freshening and all day comfort with three sizes.

Britain

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