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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1938

Page

2

Local Societies Schedule and Debs Party in Lorain

Various society groups hold meetings across Lorain and Elyria including Mary A Chandler Tent Daughters of Union Veterans Mrs Maude Jackson Cornell avenue Gates PTA Miss Marian Lord of the Library and Marshall Chapter of Masons. The Tri County Debs meet at Miss Hattie Jones home on Caroline avenue with plans for an Elk’s cocktail party November 1 on Oberlin road.

Mary A. Chandler Daughters of Union Veterans Maude Jackson Cornell Avenue Gates P.T. A Men's Brotherhood of Emmanuel Lutheran Church Reformation Committee of Grace Church Lorain Grace Lutheran Choir Hattie Jones Caroline Avenue the Elk’s Oberlin Road Elyria Evelyn Reed Katherine Price Rosamel Tineh Christine Rouse Edna Mae Watkins West Avenue

Atembers Meeting Plans Chili Supper

Atembers of Sighee met at Mrs. Gibson Moore's home for weekly business. Tull tine matters were discussed and a dinner party was planned. Games gave prizes to Ruth Kelling Rosemary Cruley and Mrs. Raymond Sykuta. Next meeting will be a chili supper at Bee Given Abasre of ve ita Birth street.

Sighee Gibson Moore Fourth Street Ruth Kelling Rosemary Cruley Raymond Sykuta Bee Abasre Veita

Open Meeting and Dance Plans Prompt Local Schedule

In Wurst fall evening Elyria junior GU announced dances planned as ropes for the open meeting at Gates School auditorium next Tuesday. Members were urged to go to the school at 7:00 P.M and the dance committee reported dances at Car Hill Grange hall each Saturday. An amateur show may be held later with the district but plans await the District meeting in Cleveland this evening.

Wurst Elyria Junior GU Gates Sehonl Cleveland Yellow Line Shute Jim Armitage Edward J. McCormick Toledo Elyria Lodge O. J. Shafer Gerald Nau Roy Wickard Walter Kohn Curtis Spence D. W. Kothe J. M. Marshall Alva C. Smith J. W. Warden Wilbur Schwer Sandusky

Ladies Auxiliary Eagles Plans Bingo Event and Committees

The Ladies Auxiliary to Eagles met in Eagles Hall for a brief session. Plans were revealed for a bingo party at the next meeting on November 22. Eramna Warman and Elvira Nagie were appointed to arrange the event.

Eagles Eagles Hall Eramna Warman Elvira Nagie

Birmingham Ladies Aid Society Meets in Home of Mrs Robart

Birmingham residents gathered at Mrs Carl Robarts home for the Birming ham Ladies Aid Society meeting with 15 members and 5 visitors. Four new members joined and plans were made for a dec 2 chicken supper bazaar and a Young Peoples League. Choir practice followed and services were noted at the Birmingham Church with an evening service on the first Sunday each month.

Birmingham Birmingham Ladies Aid Society Carl Robart Mildred Prince Hattie Wenzel Elizabeth Schoepfle Howard Wray Kathryn Royer Robart Andrew Schisler Young Peoples League

Amherst High School Banquet Honors Football Letters

Amherst notices a festive high school banquet with 175 attendees in green and gold. Wade Bruns acted as toastmaster as Coach Conley of John Carroll University spoke, with letter awards to many players and belt buckles for previous lettermen, followed by dancing and social events. A Mary Martha masquerade party at Mrs. W. J. Darling’s completed the evening, and a Christmas party is planned for December 5.

Amherst Swith Wade Bruns Conley John Carroll University Cleveland Talis F. R. Powers Robert Hubbard Leroy Albrecht Wilford Bailey William Ehrman, Jr Robert Hoffman Harold Kline Ben Kalendi Dean Mays Robert McCann Walter Badocovich Henry Sharp Chris Speroff Edwin VanKeuren James Wesbecher Ray Wragg James Wilker Nick Mudrick Elmer Towne James Dellefield Robert Edwards Don Franklin Ray Frederick Donald Haas George Jaeger Warren Koepke Russel Krieg Richard Ott Jean Pore John Ruth Sarhuel Truscello Leroy Tyler Ralph Holzhauer George Gordon Clarence Gerber Henry Edwards Maurice Paton Herbert Morris Burnett Haynes

November Sorosis Club Meet At Mrs Gall Home

The November meeting of the Sorosis Club is scheduled for this evening at the home of Mrs Elmer Gall on Harris street with Mrs James Bruce assisting. Also the First Evangelical church midweek prayer service and Bible study take place this evening under the topic The Word of the World.

Sorosis Club Elmer Gall Harris — Street Irs James Bruce First Evangelical Church Henry Plato Elyria AuCourant Club Council of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church

Installation of Officers at Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland

The Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland held a Tuesday evening meeting featuring a threen supper and an installation of officers. Supreme president Elizabeth Gammie of Berlin Heights served as installing officer with Mrs. Anna Mollison of Lorain as installing conductor.

Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland Elizabeth Gammie Berlin Heights Anna Mollison Lorain J. Duncan Stanley Hull Katherine Burnett Earl Gallagher Agnes Innes Jean Bain Janet

Social visits and weekend trips around Huron and Norwalk

Local residents report weekend visits and travels. Otto B. Schoepfle of Cleveland spent time with his parents in town. Henry Keppenhafer and Mrs. Loyal Warner toured to Ft Wayne to visit Prof. Koppenhafer. Hartleys hosted friends and family in Huron and Norwalk. LeRoy Ennis and daughter Helen of Cleveland visited Pfarrs. Elm er Rickly hosts with Griffin and Bates. Edwin Prince and son Ralph returned from a business trip and North Dakota visit with three brothers. Fred Knight of Amherst spent Sunday with Koppenhafer family.

T. W. Hartley Huron Otto B. Schoepfle Cleveland O. B. Schoepfle Henry Keppenhafer Loyal Warner Ft. Wayne Indiana Earl Koppenhafer Tommy LeRoy Ennis Helen John Pfarr Frank Griffin Marion Bates Elmer Rickly Norwalk Edwin Prince Ralph North Dakota Prince Fred Knight Amherst Henry Koppenhaffer

Legion auxiliary hits membership quota at Tuesday meeting

The legion auxiliary announced their 55 member quota was reached at a Tuesday evening gathering hosted by Mrs. Alvin Brown on Church Street. A telegram will be sent to Armistice Day headquarters. Plans for Friday’s legion and auxiliary get-together were set as the evening continued with bridge and five hundred. Refreshments for 25 were served by hostesses Mrs. Al Towne, Mrs. Vera Young, and Mrs. Mabel McDermott.

The Legion Auxiliary Alvin Brown Church Street Legion and Auxiliary al. Towne Vera Young Mabel McDermott

Admits and discharges at Lorain hospital noted

Admissions include Mrs. Leo Coleman of Lorain who gave birth to a baby boy. Discharges list Mrs. Ralph Thomson and baby boy, and Mrs. Paul Kenyon and baby girl, both of Lorain. Briefs mention Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Zilch visiting Port Clinton relatives and Mr. and Mrs. M D Fleckner and family visiting Cleveland.

Frank Platts James Street Leo Coleman Lorain Ralph Thomson Paul Kenyon Conrad Zilch Port Clinton M. D. Fleckner Cleveland

Push Back New Deal Front In The House

Republicans pushed back the New Deal front in the House as election returns from the West farmland and East industry rolled in. They held or led in over 70 contests previously held by Democrats or Progressives, signaling sharp GOP gains without ending Democratic control. Major gains showed in Pennsylvania Ohio Wisconsin California Indiana Iowa Michigan New Jersey New York Connecticut Rhode Island Kentucky and more. The note also mentions the Republic of Liberia on the Grain Coast between Sierra Leone and the Ivory Coast.

New York House of Representatives House Pennsylvania Ohio Wisconsin California Indiana McNutt Democratic Organization George W. Gillie James I. Farley Iowa Michigan New Jersey Connecticut Rhode Island Kentucky Idaho Kansas Montana Nebraska New Hampshire South Dakota Delaware West Virginia Wyoming Washington Oregon Colorado Maryland

Elks Hear Talk On Safety

An Ohio State Highway Patrolman warned Elyria Elks members last night against speed and driving under liquor. Patrolman Davies urged highway courtesy and enforcement cooperation to cut accidents. Police Chief Stankard introduced him. The meeting noted membership drive progress and upcoming inspections and initiations.

Ohio Elyria Elks’ Lodge Davies Lorain E. J. Stankard Elks Safety Committee Col Lynn Black State Highway Patrol

West Virginia Elects Five Democratic Congressmen

West Virginia returns five Democratic congressmen as all six incumbents run again but one Democrat loses. The state senate sees two incumbents defeated while the Northern Panhandle yields eight Republican House members. Re-elected congressmen include Lennings Randolph Andrew Edmiston George W. Johnson John Kee Joe L. Smith and others in various districts.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia A. C. Schiffler Robert L. Ramsay Follawsbee Senate Thomas Sweeney Carl B. Galbraith Dr. B. B. Ealy George N. Yoho Marshall County Panhandle House of Delegates Lennings Randolph Andrew Edmiston Union William N. Jasper Lewisburg Byron B. Randolph Clarksburg William J. Hussion Grafton G. O. Young Buckhannon J. A. Proctor Berkley Springs

Community Chest budget hearing in Oberlin

Public hearing in the James Brand House drew nine grant requests totaling 8975 for the Community Chest. New request from Visiting Nurse Committee seeks 500 revolving fund. other asks include 2600 for Allen Hospital, 500 for Boy Scouts, 475 for Girl Scouts, 500 for Phyllis Wheatley, 500 Red Cross, 1000 Russia Township relief, 300 Village Improvement Society, 2300 Visiting Nurse salary, and 390 Vocational School repairs.

Oberlin, CO James Brand House J. C. McCullough A. I. Taft

Chest Budget for 1939 to Be Announced Soon

The executive committee of the general committee of the Community Chest association and a recommendation made to the general committee discuss the 1939 Chest budget. The amount of the Chest budget for 1939 will be announced in a few days.

The Community Chest Association

Rosecrans-Kennewick Engagement News

Mr and Mrs J E Rosecrans announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen to Robert D Rose of Pittsburgh Pa son of Dr and Mrs H J Rose of New Wilmington Pa Kathleen attended Kent State University and Muskingum College and belongs to the Delta club at Muskingum Robert is graduate student in Pittsburgh formerly attended Westminster College and Muskingum College He graduated from Muskingum in 1938 and is a member of the Mace Club and Theta Epsilon Omega fraternity

J. E. Rosecrans Kathleen Robert D. Rose Pittsburg H. J. Rose New Wilmington Miss Rosecrans Kent State University Muskingum College Delta Club Muskingum Rose Pittsburgh Westminster College Mace Club Theta Epsilon Omega Fraternity

Oberlin students vie for Ohio Speech contest berth

The Oberlin interscholastic debate team will enter the Ohio Speech contest after seven high school students study the debate question "Resolved: That the United States should establish an alliance with Great Britain." Competing entrants include Miriam Verda, Warner Berthoff, Valentin Nasipak, Arthur Frazier, Melvern Hoff, Ruth Taylor, and James Rainbow with H. E. Muntz as coach.

Oberlin Ohio United States Great Britain Miriam Verda Warner Berthoff Valentin Nasipak Arthur Frazier Melvern Hoff Ruth Taylor James Rainbow H. E. Muntz

Mrs Lyman Hosts BPW Meeting With Hart Presentation

Mrs C L Lyman welcomed 14 Business and Professional Women's club members to a regular gathering at her East Lorain street home last evening. Vincent Hart spoke and presented moving pictures he had taken during a recent trip.

C. L. Lyman Professional Women's Club East Lorain Street Vincent Hart

Rotarians Hear H W Luethi On War Effects

H W Luethi chamber of commerce secretary spoke at Elyria Rotary Club noting that emotions drive more wars than travel through the East and in Canada. He filled in for Don Heisner who was slated to discuss ship to shore telephones. Refreshments followed.

Elyria Rotary Club H. W. Luethi Chamber of Commerce Elks Luethi Don Heisner Lorain Telephone Company

Marionette Tour Heads East Then North South and West

Mr and Mrs Basil Milowsoroff began an eastern tour with their marionettes. They will spend a week in New York City area, then a month visiting cities across New England, Pennsylvania and Virginia. They recently returned from a Midwest tour. Mrs Doren Lyon and her mother Mrs George Holgate depart for Florida to spend the winter. Dr Richards of the First Church returned from Winnetka Illinois after conducting a funeral. Gordon C May left for New York City after a visit with his North Main street parents.

Basil Milowsoroff New York City New England Pennsylvania Virginia Doren Lyon George Holgate Florida Dr. Richards The First Church Winnetka Ilinois Gordon C. May O. C. May North Main Street

German Official Dies From Wounds

Paris dispatch reports Ernst Von Rath, third secretary at the German Embassy, died of a gunshot wound after an attack by Herschel Grynszpan, a 17 year old Polish Jewish student, who said he acted to avenge Polish Jews expelled from Germany.

Paris U.pi Ernst von Rath von Rath Herschel Fripel Grynszpan Germany

Brooks Fined For Intoxication Before Mayor

Harry E. Brooks of 51 Cedar Street was fined $1 and costs after being arraigned before Mayor Josepho for intoxication this morning. He was arrested at 2:45 A. M. today at a Broad Street restaurant. He spoke at length about arbitration and recalled the World War losses.

Harry E. Brooks Cedar Street Josepho Broad Street Ncw

Peterson's Ointment promotes quick eczema relief

An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment for eczema pimples red blotches and other external irritations. It claims rapid itch relief and soothing effects for tired feet and cracked toes with a money back guarantee.

Peterson

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