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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1936

Page

10

Hickory Tree Grange Elects Officers at Milan

Amherst O Nov 11 Hickory Tree Grange elected officers at Grange Hall Milan Prue with Kenneth Alexander as master and William Edwards lecturer. A plan for a total first and second degree for youths was approved with Marian Hecock captain. A turkey supper is set for Nov 24.

Amherst Belecam Hickory Ee Grange Grange Milan Prue Iter Kenneth Alexander Oretor William Edwards Brian Keittle George Itle Oliver Ibe Annang Mary Wall George Cotton Melvin Kolbe Ceres Anda Hecock Pomona Stellacock Flora Naoma Bach Sitant Marian Hecock Nofield Grange Hall

Jessamine Lodge Plans Pen Installation Ceremony

An open installation of newly elected officers of Jessamine Daughters of Scotland met Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. The event, to be held in two weeks, will feature installing officer Mrs. Elizabeth Gammie of Lorain, assisted by Mrs. Anna Molton and Mrs. Matilda Mackie, both of Lorain.

Jessamine Dze Daughters of Scotland Odd Fell Elizabeth Game Loram Anna Molon M S. Matilda Mackie Lorain Therine Robertson Kzarer McIntyre Thel Robertson Katherine Dunn Thistle Lodge Stanley Hull James Henry Joel Diy Banco Mes Ryan Bridge Istle Lodge E. Gammuie A. Allison M. Mackie Daugh Jane Anna McGhee Ughter Isa S. James Ryan Amherst

Joseph's School PTA Hears Talk And Awards At Meeting

The Joseph's School PTA met Tuesday afternoon for an illustrated talk by Mr. Hindman on the rain county Tubercular League. Mrs Lieb led a reading and grades three through 11 presented a program on What the School Means To Me with Katherine Own and James Brennan in leading roles.

Hindman Rain County Tubercular League Parent-Teach- Association St. Joseph Pashial Pashial School Louis Lieb Lincoln Ghway Katherine Own James Brennen Rose Ann Ted David Anthony Ben D. Brennen

Local ladies honored with refreshments at event

Refreshments were served to Mrs. Charles Mathes Mrs. George Balls Mrs. Albert Witte Mrs. Henry Meister Mrs. Mary Brucker Mrs. L Roemer Herman Bischoff Mrs. Ed Young Mrs. Harry Wolf and Mrs. Robert Gray who served as hostesses.

Charles Mathes George Balls Albert Witte Henry Meister Mary Brucker L. Roemer Herman Bischoff Ed Young Harry Wolf Robert Gray

Auxiliary of the American Legion Holds Get-Together Meeting

The regular auxiliary meeting at Town Hall began with a 6:30 supper for 32, followed by a business session and plans for a public card party on Thursday night November 19. Prizes were awarded to John Michael for bridge, Clyde Donnelly for pedro, and Mrs. Hugh Tompkins for the card games.

Auxiliary of the American Legion Town Hall Auxiliary and Legion Auxiliary Dhr John Michael Clyde Donnelly Pedro Hugh Tompkins

Pythian Sisters Attend Fremont District Convention

Members of the Pythian Sisters attended the Fremont district convention on Tuesday. Delegates included Mrs. E. G. Pietch and Mrs. Charles Miller among others. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Walter Miller assisted in receiving grand officers. Mrs. Carter served as Grand Outer Guard.

Pythian Sisters Fremont E. G. Pietch Charles Miller Walter Miller George Carter Edith Hoffner Raymond Wasem Jessie McGhee William Ehrman Ada Purcell Carter

Ladies Prayer Group Meets at Mrs Snyder Home

The Foursquare church ladies prayer group met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Frank Snyder’s home on Milan Avenue. Mrs George Garthe led the Bible study followed by a prayer service. Ten members attended.

Ladies” Prayer Group The Foursquare Church Frank Snyder Milan Avenue George Garthe

Circle 4 of St Peters Union to Meet at Mrs Schmauch Home

Circle 4 of the Women’s Union of St Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Anna Schmauch on Prospect Street with Mrs Joan Wurmrest assisting hostess.

Circle 5 Women’s Union of St. Peter’s Women’s Union St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Anna Schmauch Prospect Street Joan Wurmrest

Local visitors and moves in Penfield area

The Misses Helen and Hulda Berger and Helen Roemer visited Penfield Monday evening. Mrs. Frank Mischka visited Elyria Tuesday. Edwin Berger called on business in Cleveland Tuesday. Mr and Mrs E Cissne moved from Spring street to a Lincoln street house recently vacated by the Michael family.

Helen Hulda Berger Helen Roemer Penfield Frank Mischka Elyria Edwin Berger Cleveland E. Cissne Spring Street Lincoln Street Michael

Mrs L F Kreeger Hosts Knights of the Red Circle

Mrs L F Kreeger of Cleveland Avenue hosted her Sunday school class meeting last evening. After devotions a brief business session named new officers: president Ludolf Kreger Jr, vice president Paul Belt, treasurer Robert Saegert. Members present included Paul Belt, John Belt, William Snyder, James Howard, Robert Saegert, Frederick Gringle, and Ludolf Kreger Jr.

L. F. Kreeger Cleveland Avenue Knights of the Red Circle Ludolf Kreger, Jr Paul Belt Robert Saegert Paul John Belt William Snyder James Howard Frederick Gringle Ludolf Kreeger, Jr

Dorothea Kent Emerges as Promising New Star at Columbia

Hollywood gossip notes Dorothea Kent, a newcomer in Safari in Paradise, generating buzz on the Columbia lot. Veteran crew say she is a real find, under contract to a rival company, with strong potential in future studios.

Hollywood 2&8 Ito Columbia Studio Dorothea Kent Paradise al Green Jean Arthur Nice Jean Kent

Jr Order U A M Initiates Many Applications in Elyria

Elyria Council No 496 of the Jr Order United American Mechanics held a well attended meeting led by Counsellor Arthur Hopkins. New member applications soared with many elected for district initiation in Painesville on December 12. The degree team led by James Wells presented the first degree for several candidates. Final by law readings were set for December 1. Plans for the Amateur Show on November 24 were adjusted due to ticket demand and venue constraints. Delegates from Lorain’s J W Carpenter Council 361 urged Elyria members to attend their minstrel show at Lorain High School next week. Delegates noted officer nominations next Tuesday, with District Deputy E H Babcock of Painesville to attend. The session ended with a late supper by the entertainment committee.

Elyria Council No United American Mechanics Arthur Hopkins Painesville James Wells J. W. Carpenter Council No. 361 Lorain Als Elyria

Studio cold strike spurs street beggar hoax tale and local gossip

A Los Angeles writer recalls a day with William Hall and an autograph hoax where panhandlers gave slips asking for money. They compare a town named Lily Pens to mockery of stars and joke about a watch compass prank on the golf course. The tale shifts to a dinner encounter critiquing a dull film.

Lakeside Golf Club Richard A Arien Mr. Arlen

Roosevelt vows to balance budget in campaigns

President Roosevelt told Hyde Park neighbors he would return to Washington to balance the budget. He referenced campaign pledges but did not specify which campaign. He tied the pledge to 1932 and 1936 efforts, noting media shows no extras and that the public treats such statements as light figures of speech.

Cincinnati Roosevelt Hyde Park Washington

Talks On The Ape And The Child at Oberlin

Oberlin College students heard Professor L E Cole discuss The Ape and the Child, drawing on Kellogg’s chimpanzee study to argue that a truly human environment could unlock greater learning. He urged creating a world fit for humans to release capacity.

Oberlin L. E. Cole Oberlin Department of Psychology Oberlin College Finney Chapel W. N. Kellogg Indiana University Kellogg Professor Cole Mr. Cole

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