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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1934

Page

11

Day by Day World War II Era Digest November 6 1914

World War Day by Day recounts Karl Hans Lody the first German spy shot in the Tower of London. It details German intelligence failures at the outbreak of war and British countermeasures including interception of messages. Lody traveled via Norway to Edinburgh then London, posing as an American and using a stolen passport. His capture followed a intercepted telegram and a court confirming his espionage, with praise from Baden-Powell and others for his perceived patriotism. Also notes James Gregory born in Aberdeen in 1688.

Karl Hans Lody Bis Country Tower of London England Germany Berlin France Britain Wilhelmstrasse Lody Charles A. Inglis Norway Edinburgh Burchard Stockholm London Karl J. Stammer Lord Cheylesmore George Hilliott Elliott Robert Baden - Powell

Notable scientific figures and maritime war history in a dated miscellany

A 19th century reminiscence covers a Scottish family of scientists, a professor blinded during telescope demonstrations, and the Confederate ship Shenandoah's end under British seizure. Additional items recall Brooklyn consolidation, Tschaikowsky, Antoine Sax, and John Philip Sousa. The piece blends biographical notes with a roster of notable natives and world events, then shifts to local club news and health quarantines.

Tschaikowsky Antoine Sax John Philip Sousal Ignace Paderens Belgium Sax Sousa Ignace Paderewski Poland Ignace Berlin Saint-Seens John Alcock Atlantic France Edsel Ford John Francis Neyian Ernest W. Hopkins Harold Ross Aspen Colorado The New Yorker Tony Canzaneri Francis Lederer Hollywood Walter Johnson Mathew M. Neely West Virginia Louis Murphy Iowa

Congregational church events and 4-H club meeting

Brownhelm L A 5 notes a Congregational church Ladies And Society gathering on Wednesday afternoon November 7 at the church parlors with hostesses Mrs A J Cooper Mrs J H Miller Mrs Marie Knerim and Mrs Ed Sanders. Entertain Mrs William Kneisel hosts Women’s Missionary Society at her home Friday afternoon with Northe Mrs T W Wilson directing the program. 4 H clubs form council after summer activities at the school auditorium, outlining plans for the annual fair and summer picnic with three delegates from each club and leaders.

L. A Brownhelm William Kneisel Women’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church T. W. Wilson

4H Club Ladies Meeting At Carlisle Grange Hall

Imat 4H Club leaders plan to attend the second all meeting of county 4H Club leaders at Carlisle Grange Hall Wednesday evening New Tech. Local leaders include Miss Ma Miller and Marguerite Bacon Mr and Mrs H L Lemmhara R E Albright and Mrs A R W Hechtel. Bray

Imat Ans Carlisle Grange Hall New Tech Misma Miller Marguerite Bacon H L Lemmhara R E. Albright AR. W. Hechtel

Eaton Halloween Parties Brighten Sunday School

In Eaton on November 5 Mrs Theo dore Carpenter and Mrs Claire Reisinger hosted Halloween events for the Sun day School classes. The Junior and Intermediate groups held separate parties in the church basement with masquerade costumes and a crawl frolic for the youngsters before the masks came off.

Eaton Hallowe'en Orb Theodore Carpenter Claire Reisinger Church

Fidelis Class Party With Halloween Theme

Fidelis Class members gathered at Walter Fishburn and Theodore Carpenter homes for a social event on October 31. A business session elected Park Dimatine president, Prinester Carpenter vice president, and Theodore Carpenter treasurer. The group planned a church program, talked funding, and noted guests including Miss Margarea Ross and Paul and Oris Lowe. Several former members attended, with a November family gathering calendar and a sermon on God Save My Countrymen.

Walter Fishburn Theodore Carpenter Fidelis Park Dimatine Prinester Carpenter Isreetare Rugeo Widnizhy Margarea Ross Mark Dimvine Ocea Fidetjis Olfer Elebis

Litchfield church set annual meeting and supper plans

November 6 meeting announced for the Congregational church in the annex with sandwiches and another dish for supper. Litchfield chapter of O E held election with Ruth Reutter as worthy matron and Hugh Buchanan as worthy patron. Many social notes and upcoming events follow including dances, quilting club, and a beauty parlor opening.

Litchfield Congregational Church 0. E Ruth Reutter Hugh Buchanan Esther Jenne Assoc Dte Arthur Frombaugh Patlron Laurel Yost Flora Bart Claire Schott Eelen Bricker Louverne Barth

Educators Confer On Exceptional Children Plans

National educators gathered in Washington to outline cooperation with the U S Office of Education at a conference on Exceptional Children. E J Howenstine reported from Washington with updates from the International Society for Crippled Children. Congress and society committees prepared for the 1935 Washington convention and a White House lawn party with President Roosevelt expected to address delegates.

United States Office of Education Wanshington E. J. Howenstine International Society of Crippled Children Washington International Society For Crippled Children Howenstine F. Allen Society Elyria Belle Greve Society For the Disabled and Crippled Cleveland Europe White House Presdent Roosevelt A. H. Thompson Louisville Thompson Deane S. Kininer

Miss Bertha Strut Surprise Birthday Party

A surprise party honored Mrs Bertha Arrait on her 71st birthday. Hosted by her children and grandchildren at the home of Mr and Mrs Dale Wilkins in Grafton on Sunday afternoon November 4. A games and cards session followed, with refreshments and many gifts presented to Mrs Strait. attendees included Mr and Mrs Rey Strate and guests, Mr and Mrs Carl Sager and baby, Mr and Mrs Grant White and children, Mr and Mrs Andrew Hiltbruns and father of Grafton, Mr and Mrs Harley Stratt and children of Belden, Pam and Leslie Craiv of Grafton, and Mrs Treat Patehen and children of Grafton.

Hones Bertha Arrait Dale Wilkins Grafton Strait Mire Rey Strate Suest Cari Sagere Habeber Orat White Ber Webchen Elvrra Andrew Hiltbrunsner Harley Stratt Belden Pam Leslie Crraiv Trene Patehen Chiliven

Avon Avox Haloween Party At Pontifical Parish

Mr T Ravenza entertained members of Mr S 8 class of the Tat Pentr a Church Lorain at a Halloween party on Netroit Road. The evening was spent playing games and contests, with refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Vi Writing and family, Miss Gladys Lear of Elyria, families from Lorain and Cleveland, and visiting relatives. The Epworth League held its first meeting at M E Church Sunday with 19 present, led by Eugene Hubbard. Rachel Peak to lead next Sunday.

AVOX T Ravenza Lorain Netroit Road Vi £ Riting Veacher Wayne Daughers Melvin Christine Gladys Lear Elyria Joe Chisnick James Norman Davis Doroshi Davis Mildred Kuhn Billy Kuhn T Sapienza Jean Charles Leonard Molores Nina Warden Arthur Gibson Orrie Padjey Andrew Dechant Brewster, O Katherine Dechant Mondar T. Sapienza Parma Cleveland Robert Pickering Gordon Paddock Lenard Warden McKisson Lakewood J. Dotse Mary Harry Floyd Knight Ed Nelson Huntingdon Tennessee Epworth League M. E. Church Eugene Hubbard Rachel Peak

Youthful football fan unable to walk Washington

Jerry Collins, 13, still dreams of football and collects autographs after an automobile accident in Jacksonville eight years ago left him paralyzed from the waist down. He hopes to be a psychiatrist and has long admired Knute Rockne with whom he maintained correspondence. he has met President Roosevelt and other officials through his autograph collection.

Washington Jerry Collins Jerry Jacksonville Fla Roosevelt Knute Rockne

New York Celebrities and Hats Crown Broadway World

New York figures like Moses Hast and the Hamiltons lure attention as Broadway fades into recollection of a gilded era. References to Emerich, Runyon, Self, Beebe, and elite hotel porters sketch a city of fashion, style, and social spectacle. The piece surveys aristocratic tastes, dressers, and hatters across eras, noting cultural icons and shifting fortunes.

New York Moses William HH. Hamilton Broadway Central Sutton Place Wilde Maugham Michael Arlen Hamiltons Anne Bill Acton Davies John Drew Prince of Wales David Paris Jean Patou Count Salm Rogers King Edward Gelot Salm Adolphe Menjou Warren William Warner Baxter Clive Brook Jimmy Walker

Amherst News Briefs on Local Societies and Meetings

Residents report a Hungarian Chestnut dance hosted by the Young Ladies Sodality of the Church of the Nativity in Amherst with many out of town guests. Mrs George ite to host the Official Board meeting at her home. Ladies Aid Society to meet Thursday at the Methodist church parlors. Local attendees joined Evangelist meetings in the town hall. Fifth district conference of the American Legion Auxiliaries set for Friday in Fostoria with local post members planning to attend.

A QO Fromendaugh Esther Einar Helen Rauscher Autun Waso Teli Ted T. H. Case Elinor Bradley Rome Soutif Amherst Young Ladies* Sodality Church of the Nativity Dieorge Ite The Methodist Church Society Meeb't Ladies’ Aid Society American Legion Auxiliaries Fostoria George Knittle Pomona Grange Carlisle Grange Hall Frank Laraway Dime Society Congregational Church South Amherst Earl Burrer West Ridge Frank McDonald Thelma Rochester N. Y Charley Gastar Rusty McDonald

South Ridge Birthday Party Highlights Local Children

South Ridge November 6 Mrs F Snyder hosted a 4 to 5 pm birthday party for her son Tommy with games, ice cream cake and candy. Guests included Lois Elaine Pfarrer Alvin Fowl Shirley Wayne Baus Tommy Barbara Ann Snyder. BRIEFS.

South Ridge F. Snyder Tommy Lois Elaine Pfarrer Alvin Fowl Shirley Wayne Baus Barbara Ann Snyder

Boston Group Forms to Cheer the Lonely Hearts

Boston hosts a new organization the Brother and Sister Band of the Widowed and Was Founded by Rev Edward Eells a retired Congregational minister. It welcomes members age 25 and older regardless of widowhood to brighten lonely lives. Meetings start with Bless Be the Tie That Binds followed by prayer dance and song. Cards or Bunco may end each evening.

Boston Edward Eells Bells

Bladder Laxative Offered In 25 Cent Tablets

Advertises a green tablet product named Bukets containing juniper oil and bache leaves claimed to flush excess acids and waste from the bladder. Promises relief after four days or money back by druggist C. C. Bowers.

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