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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1935
Page
6
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The Northeastern Ohio Thanksgiving Festival of the Woman's Benefit Association will be held Monday November 18 at the Hotel Carter Cleveland. Officials and members from Northeastern Ohio and Canada attend to honor Supreme Treasurer Nellie C W Heppert. About 400 W B A members expected with Minerva C Mann as general chairwoman and Evelyn Griffing coordinating ceremonies. The afternoon session opens at 2 in the Rainbow Room with a spent ceremony, followed by a banquet at 6 30 with Mrs Heppert and Florence E Allen as honored guests.
Property rentals and the sale of land and premises were announced by B. M. O'Donnall. Purchasers Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lars bought three acres behind their home formerly owned by Dr. Savers of Cleveland. Numerous rentals were listed including Mr. and Mrs. WW Mereby at 30s Murphys, Gregg Storage Co. in Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cox at 613 East Avenue, Mrs. Philip Flood at 475 West Eighth Street, and others. Detainees include France's Daugherty renting a store room at 592 Broad Street to open a shooting gallery, and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McMuetten moving from Buffalo to 205 Harvard Avenue linked to Troxel Manufacturing. O'Donnell and family moved from Alpena, Michigan to 227 Cornell Avenue, with O'Donnell serving as assistant manager of the new J. C. Penner Company store.
A special committee will plan recognition pins for four H club members with six eight and ten years of service. Pins aim to fill a gap after year four and encourage continued club work. Currently silver pins are given after 6? years and gold after four years. New stamps received in Elira Michigan Centenary purple three-cent stamps mark state centennial of 1835.
The National Youth Administration announced that 110,001 needy undergraduate and graduate students in 1,609 colleges received financial aid as of November 4. Monthly allotments total 1,638,945 dollars with 31,539,643 for college aid and 79,300 dollars for graduate aid. Ohio has 67 participating colleges, receiving 51,599 monthly to aid 5,446 students.
Talent from radio stage and screen including Jack Oakie Burns at jen Lyda Roberts Bing Czee5r and Othel Mermer appears in the Big Broadcast of 1936 now showing at 12 Capitol Theatre.
Dreamland Theatre presents Smart Girl featuring Kent Taylor Ida Lapino and Gail Patrick in a tale of a three cornered romance between two wealthy women and a struggling lawyer. War horrors exhibited in Beloit Wisconsin as Veterans of Foreign Wars display gruesome relics in an anti war museum to teach future generations the horrors of battle.
Avon Lake residents report a weekend of family visits and relocations. Tyler in Cleveland spent time with his sister, while Peter Weber stayed with his sister in Avon. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Watk and a few neighbors visited, and Leonard Clawson's family hosted guests from nearby towns. Civilian movers include Mr and Mrs Hart and Mr and Mrs Rob Lakewood, who relocated within town limits.
A charity bridge event at Avon Charm Club featured 130 plus attendees including Mrs Schafer, Mrs Frer, and Mrs Forhofer. Prize winners were announced as Mrs Schafer, Mrs Frer, and Mrs Forhofer. Refreshments followed and plans were made to meet in two weeks with Mrs Wilford. A turkey dinner for 130 ladies was held at Avon High School sponsored by Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.
November 1 report from South Amherst notes J Shoo students attend after school Rainbow Gardens event. Volunteer Firemen meet with forty present. Bond issues voted last week carried by a large majority. Plans underway for future gatherings, P T A event at school auditor. Testing program and arrangements announced.
November 11 note group gatherings across Carlisle with Halloween decor at Mrs. Moran’s on Grafton road and a Sachtel Banks road party honoring Mrs. Carl Diedrich. Lindy Lodge and Mothersingers hosted events on Robson and Grafton roads. East One PTA met at the school with Miss Rain Williams presenting first grade groups and a Wurst program.
Local notices describe a wedding guest list and social hour conclusions. Couples from La Porte and nearby towns hosted and visited relatives across households on the Grafton road and Butternut Ze road. Guests included Albert Harvey, Mae Clark, the Puetters of Wooster, and the Goodspeed family among others.
Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson and families of Gulf Road attend a birthday surprise at Mr and Mrs Arthur Whiton's Amherst home in Sheffield. The event marks Dorothy Brush's birthday with candles on the cake. A later 4-H Hemstitching and Swedish weaving meeting is planned at Gulf Road schoolhouse on November 4, led by Miss Alice Bird with Mrs E D Hoag and other club advisors.
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