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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1939

Page

10

Scouts Plot Busy Schedule For Spring And Summer

Elyria Boy Scouts outline plans for Memorial Day parade duty on May 30, Firelands Area Camporee at Lorain County Fairgrounds June 9 to 11 with hundreds from Lorain Erie and Huron counties, and a July 15 western World’s Fair Scout tour led by W S Hart from Oberlin. The five week trip spans about 9000 miles through 23 states visiting Yellowstone Glacier Rainier and other national parks plus U S fairs.

Firelands Yosemite National Park Death Valley Zion Bryce Canyon Grand Canyon Mesa Verde National Parks Pike's Peak W. S. Hart Oberlin Seattle Washington Hart

Harmony group meets at Methodist Church in Spencer

Spencer notes report the Harmony group of the Ladies Aid Society meets at the Methodist Church for its May session with the usual work, a luncheon, and plans for June. Bertha Browand and Earl Friend host the Woman's Home Missionary Society at their home for Mite Box day with a program, sewing, lunch. Mrs Susie Ream improves gradually after seven weeks ill and is able to sit up a little each day.

Susie Ream

Mrs. Honge Hosts Sharon Center Shower for Clarabel Honge

A Sharon Center party honored Miss Clarabel Honge with a wedding date announced for Clement Pitts. Guests included Gene Fulmer, Lou Taliak, Merl Hunter, and others as a luncheon was served. The item also notes several local social visits and the Coventry Cathedral marriage of Major Robert Jackson and Miss Catherine Goodhall.

Harry Honge Robert Jackson Catherine Goodhall Coventry Cathedral England

Roosevelt and Morgenthau clash over tax plan at White House

The Washington Merry Go Round reports a sharp exchange between President Roosevelt and Treasury Secretary Morgenthau over tax reform. Morgenthau defends a plan to repeal remnants of the undistributed profits levy and raise the flat corporate tax while Roosevelt questions shifting burdens to small business.

Washington White House Roosevelt Henry Morgenthau Treasury Morgenthau Henry

WPA Beauty Parlor Scrutinized by House Committee

The House investigating committee heard that Ohio purchased lamps dryers and swivel chairs and set them up in a basement room of the State Hospital for the Insane. The WPA then supplied unemployed beauticians as operators to aid patient morale.

WPA House State of Ohio State Hospital For

German Nazi Interest at Patent Hearing on Beryllium Control

Dr. Hans Thomsen of the German Embassy observed the patent hearing on beryllium, with testimony revealing Germany's past world control and a secret German American cartel. Witness Ferdinand A. Kertess denied German use, while Andrew J. Gahagan detailed shipments to Germany as 15,000 beryllium bushings were in service by 1935. Across the hall, Cordell Hull’s longtime secretary Miss Will Harris, 27 years in service, remains a steady presence with Hull.

Hans Thomsen Germany Thomsen Ferdinand A. Kertess United States State Department Kertess Andrew J. Gahagan Beryllium Products Company of America Gahagan South America England France Hugh Cox Justice Department Cox Cordell Hull Will Harris Miss Harris Hull Vounge Congress Capitol Hill Bulding Tennessee Harris

Welly Kennon Hopkins Emerges as Possible A G Pick

Washington rumors place Welly Kennon Hopkins a top contender to replace Brien McMahon as Assistant Attorney General with Jim Farley backing him. Press clubwomen protest the label society editresses used by Lady Lindsay. CIO leaders credit Harry Hopkins with the President’s role in breaking the coal talks deadlock.

Welly Kennon Hopkins Texas Justice Department Brien McMahon Jim Farley Washington Lady Lindsay CIO Harry Hopkins United Feature Syndicate, Inc

Grafton Boy Scout News Troop 104 Meets After Circus Visit

Grafton Troop 104 held a regular meeting in the Scout room. Scouts shared tales from the circus in Sandusky last Saturday. The group boasted 100 percent turnout with Carl Jantz Clarence Flew Carl Shephard and Cecil Johnson leading driving duties. Plans for Parent Night in June were discussed with badge decorations to be presented. A test passing period followed. The meeting closed with benediction and motto. In addition three tables of cards were played by the Gingham Pinochle Club at Ida Burton’s home. Prizes awarded to Claire Milles Burt Schaefer and Carl Seckt. Afternoon refreshments were served. Decoration Day shifts the club’s next gathering to June 6 at Mrs Carl Davidson’s home.

Grafton Boy Scouts of Grafton Sandusky Carl Jantz Clarence Flew Carl Shephard Cecil Johnson Ida Burton Claire Milles Burt Schaefer Carl Seckt Carl Davidson

Tuesday Meeting Honors Mothers with Bouquet and Gifts

Tuesday evening Anchor Rebekah Lodge held its regular session. A bouquet was presented by Mrs. Nettie Wiley to Mrs. Fannie Clark as the oldest mother present. Secret sisters were thanked for Mothers Day gifts. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Alta Bourkel and Miss Myriel Clark.

Rebekah Lodge Nettie Wiley Fannie Clark Secret Sisters Alta Bourkel Myriel Clark

Willing Workers 4 H Sewing Club Sets First Lesson

The Willing Workers 4 H sewing club met at Mrs. Clifford McGill's home. They reviewed work boxes and assigned tasks for their first sewing lesson, then played several games.

Clifford McGill

Birthday Party for Carl Shephard At Home

Relatives gathered Tuesday evening at Carl Shephard's home to celebrate his birthday with gifts and refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Frank Shephard, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilchrist of North Olmsted, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lingruen, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Blac of Rocky River, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lingruen and daughter of Olmsted Falls, and Carl Shephard's immediate family.

Carl Shephard Frank Shephard Robert Gilchrist North Olmsted Ed Lingruen Raymond Blac Rocky River Carl Lingruen Olmsted Falls

Fourth Grade Party Led by Miss Adams at School

Fourth graders under Miss Gertrude Adams hosted a party for the third grade in the school cafeteria on Tuesday. Oral spelling contests gave the third grade 294 points and the fourth grade 390 points, with the fourth grade in charge of the celebration. Edward Tabltt, Nelda Lawson, Jean Knechtges, John Rozga, Willard Carmel, and Devona Myers won prizes through games and contests. Songs, a playlet, and refreshments of sandwiches, cake, cookies, candy, and lemonade finished the gathering.

Gertrude Adams Edward Tablett Nelda Lawson Jean Knechtges John Rozga Willard Carmel Devona Myers

Local Notices From Medina and Nearby Towns

Various social notes report Eaton Little Jean Lyndes suffering pneumonia after an appendectomy, a marriage announcement for Ethel Nichols and Morris Banks of Grafton, visits by Mrs. A. B. Martin to Camp Crag in Medina, and travels by the Phelps and Crowell families among Elyria and M-Ya. Also mentioned are Farm Women meeting in Wooster, a Rural Life Sunday address by Rev. A. K. Stevenson in Oberlin, and a curious line about a gold tooth donated to the Give-Your-Gold-to-the-Government movement in China.

Jean Lyndes Ethel Nichols Morris Banks Grafton A. B. Martin Camp Crag Medina Burl Fred Phelps Donald Howard Phelps Elyria Ashland Robert Morgan Kenneth Crowell Brin Nkel Lebanon Bastian Wilbur Hawke A. L. Brightman Rittman Mayme Cornish John Leach Home Council Ohio

We Would Like To Hear From The Older Dads

The Chronicle Telegram invites letters from its oldest readership for Father’s Day on June 18. Readers are asked to identify the oldest father who reads the paper and to mail their lines for publication.

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