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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1932

Page

8

Record Vote At Recent Election

United Press tabulations show a record turnout with nearly 37.5 million ballots counted and about 500,000 still to be added. Roosevelt led with 21,682,858 votes to Hoover 15,226,604 and Thomas 524,466, while Hoover won six states this year. The piece notes shifts since 1928 and 1932 and highlights the increased vote for Thomas.

United Press Franklin D. Roosevelt Herbert Hoover Norman Thomas Roosevelt Mr. Hoover Alfred E. Smith Hoover Smith Woodrow Wilson Howse Charles Evans Hughes Thomas

Socialist Candidate Far From Victory in 1928 Race

The Socialist candidate polled 267,420 votes in 1928, while reports indicate about twice that number in the recent election though many states have not reported yet and will not until official canvasses are completed.

Ruoping AMO Party

Amherst church clubs gather for talks and festivities

In Amherst Ohio the Men’s Club of St Pauls Lutheran met for routine business and a Bible talk by Rev I Abram followed by social games. The Romani Hodlerni Club at Amherst High School plans a 7 pm meeting with a program and social hour. Knights of Pythians voted to join the Not an Empty Stocking Club and will feature Chuck and Joe WJAY artists next Monday. donations of at least one pound gain free admission.

Amherst, CO St. Paul’s Lutheran Church I. Abram Knights of Pythians Chuck Joe WJAY

Railroad Asked to Repair Bridge and Improve Jackson Street

Village council instructed clerk Charles Muller to contact the New York Central Railroad to lay a sidewalk on Jackson Street across the high bridge near the Cold Storage and to repair the approach. A special meeting was set for November 22 to discuss an electric light rate with Ohio Public Service Company officials as the current contract expires next month. The council authorized sidewalk repairs where needed and township contracts for fire protection and insurance. They also approved support for the Red Cross drive. Social and organizational notices followed including meetings of Ladies Aid Society divisions, state embalmers, and Putman Sisters, with plans for upcoming initiations, social hours, and lunch. A Teacher Training class session at First Evangelical church was announced along with a sociable circle gathering at Mrs. Springer’s home and a Progressive Circle meeting at the same time.

Charles Muller New York Central Railroad Jackson Street High Bridge Ohio Public Service Company Stivald Red Cross

Women’s Union Elects Officers At Church Meeting

The November gathering of St. Peter's Evangelical church Women’s Union will meet in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon. The session will feature the annual election of officers and the opening of bank offering boxes.

Women’s Union of St. Peter’s Evangelical Church

Annual meeting of St Peter's Brotherhood church

The Brotherhood of St Peter's Evangelical Church holds its annual meeting tonight in church parlors with officer elections as the main business session. Several interesting articles are to be read during the gathering.

The Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical Church

Old Time Songs Benefit and Community Notices

Community groups in Amherst and surrounding areas share plans for events this week including a South Amherst Choral Club program, Eastern Stars regular session, Memorial Day observance, Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting, a Lorain County Beekeepers banquet in Wellington, and various club gatherings such as etiquette, needlecraft, and circle meetings. A Golden Wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Henny Gawn is noted with family gatherings and dinners in Amherst and nearby towns.

Kipton Grange Elects Officers At School House

Kipton Nov 8 elected a full slate led by Master F E Sharp with officers including Stanley Bowman as Observers Rev N W Bates Lecturer Mrs Kate Lathrop Steward and W C Jackson Treasurer H M Lathrop Secretary Thomas Lee Chris Mona and Maude Jackson and Flora and Helen Caldson as various roles Rural Mayl Carries Meet hosted 29 Lorain county carriers and wives at M E Perkins home with attendees from Elyria Avon Lake Grafton Columbia Amherst Vermilion Oberlin Wellington and a December gathering planned in Oberlin Grange hall.

Kipton Kipton Grange F. E. Sharp Stanley Bowman N. W. Bates Kate Lathrop W. D. Davidson Florence Lathrop W. C. Jackson H. M. Lathrop Thomas Lee Chris Maud Lorain County M. E. Perkins Dlyria Avon Lake Grafton Columbia Amherst Vermilion Oberlin Wellington Oberlin Grange Hall

South Ridge Evangelistic Services Now Under Way

South Ridge Evang elistic services are held each evening this week at the church with guest pulpit speakers from Amherst Elyria and local residents. Sunday features Tey A M Birkel. Monday through Wednesday feature Rev TI H Amore. Thursday Mrs Neigh bour of Elyria. Friday Ada Smith of Elyria. Special music accompanies each service and all are invited.

South Ridge Tey. A. M. Birkel Amherst H Amore Neighbour Elyria Ada Smith

Social Event Hosts and Guests Noted in Lorain Evening

Minnie Sabiers and other hostesses welcomed guests in Lorain with two visitors from Ver milion on the Lake Oberlin and commemorated gifts presented to Mrs. Wogh Gawn and Mrs. 8. W. Jenkins during the evening.

Minnie Sabiers Margaret Newshenny Lucille Leagh Mesdames Frank Radde F. . Powers J. McIntyre W. J. Darling R. Mackenzie L. B. Eddy Vincent Nalley Arthur Hamel W. Jenkins Naven Schofield Tugh Gawn Lorain F. C. Moore Oberlin Arthur Engle Vermilion

Weekend guests and local events in La Grange

Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Clifton Betts and daughter Geraldine from Elyria at the L B Baldwin home. Eloise Wilson from Oberlin School of Commerce spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs W G Wilson. The boys basketball team lost at Eaton while the girls won at home. Several locals moved or traveled to Elyria Oberlin Wellington and nearby towns. A local singer Mr West performed sacred songs at church and will return December 4 for another performance.

Lagrange Clifton Betts Geraldine Elyria L. B. Baldwin Eloise Wilson Oberlin School of Commerce W. G. Wilson

Social News From Elyria And Nearby Towns

Trene Foster visited Elyria on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Murry Woodcock and Miss Gladys Harrison of Elgriz were Sunday guests at the Lewis Buswell home. Mr and Mrs Noah Nolcomb entertained Mr and Mrs Archie Chester and Miss Ruth Holcomb of Cleveland on Sunday. Mrs M W Vickery of Lakewood spent Friday with her mother Mrs W H Knowles. Mrs Bessie Ruimsey left Sunday for a week’s visit with her sister Miss Iva Dean of Saginaw Michigan. Ald society of the Methodist church will meet Thursday Nov 17 with Mrs F L Wolcott. Beads on a String will be given Friday Nov 18 in the school auditorium by local talent under the Gleaners class. Miss Verda Gott returned to Cincinnati Sunday after visiting here. Mrs B J Knowles and Mrs John Carr of Cleveland were visitors here Friday. Sunday afternoon callers at the H S Gott home were Mr and Mrs Hugo Diedrick of Elyria and Mrs Ida Hastings. Mrs F G Prosser and Mrs G W Woodruff attended a matrons meeting in Orrville Saturday. The funeral services for C L Gott were held Friday at 3 p m at his North Main Street home. Rev Glenn Wilson spoke of Mr Gott’s life. Burial was in LaGrange Cemetery. Friends from Cleveland Wellington Elyria West Salem and Oberlin attended.

Trene Foster Elyria Murry Woodcock Gladys Harrison Eilgriz Lewis Buswell Noah Nolcomb Archie Chester Ruth Holcomb Cleveland M. W. Vickery Lakewood W. H. Knowles Bessie Ruimsey Iva Dean Saginaw Mich Ald Society of the Methodist Church F. L. Wolcott Gleaners Verda Gott Cincinnati B. J. Knowles John Carr H. 5 Gott Hugo Diedrick Ida Hastings F. G. Prosser G. W. Woodruff Orville C. L. Gott North Main Street Glenn Wilson Mr. Gott LaGrange Cemetery Wellington West Salem Oberlin

Henrietta T A notes and church events brief

The Henrietta P T A meets at the school Wednesday evening November 16 with plans for the year. Fred Powers Amherst public schools superintendent and Mrs Ruth Portman are among speakers. A long list of local visits, birthdays, church activities, prayers and social gatherings fill a busy community week in Henrietta and nearby Elyria area.

Local Social Calls Across Sundays and Saturdays

Earl and Peter Buchs visited Mr and Mrs John Wilhelm and Fred Gossard at Midway on Sunday John Bauman Jr called on Wallace Court on Saturday after Mrs Barbara Angersbach spent Sunday at the Geinsey Doerfer home Mr and Mrs Ray Brown and children shared Sunday dinner Biles visited Sanford Wiggins Elyria Dr and Mrs Bickel and daughter Margaret from Cleveland called on Mr and Mrs C Bickel Sunday afternoon More than 1200 mineral springs in Japan are known, mostly hot and radioactive.

Earl Peter Buchs Mra John Wilhelm Fred Gossard John Bauman, Jr Wallace Court Barbara Angersbach Geinseydoerfer Ray Brown Biles Sanford Wiggins Elyria Bickel Margaret Cleveland C. Bickel

Fragmented text notes a distant post and a European symbol

The unreadable lines describe a distant post and a reference to an Englishwoman named Semile. It mentions a habit of collecting and a symbol linked to love and faith among ancient European nations, suggesting a historical or literary fragment with unclear context.

Semile Europe

Also Mentioned on This Page

Travelers Inn Lersch-Emerich Company Middle Avenue Carl Lersch J. F. Emerich Bisma-Rex Phillips Glade Thomas Brond Street Circle No. 2 Ladies' Aid Society First Evangelical Church Medina County A. M. Rickel Conrad Ztleh Park Avenue Fred Handel Youngstown Ed. Webber J. Nosak Putman Sisters K. of P. Lall Compunity Leadership R. C. Jensen C. J. Springer South Main Street Progressive Circle South Amherst Choral Club South Amherst School Eastern Stars Stone City Masonic Hall Lucy Horn Pansy Harris Church Street Women’s Christian Temperance Union Lorain County Beekeepers’ Association W. J. Boyd George Yost H. H. Peters C. E. Hurlbut Girl Reserves Amherst High Needlecraft Club Myron Martin Woodhill Drive Henny Gawn Cleveland Avenue E. &. Foster Gawn E. E. Foster Edwin Mayme Steele Grace Hattie Ella Nichol Ellen Steele Miss Marion Mayme Steel Stenny Gawn Marion Frank Steele Frank Richmond Byrd Richmond George Battenhouse Ella Nichols Clarence Dick Matrice Steel Loram Circle Circle No. 1 St. Joseph's Church Peter Niesen Elyria Avenue Alex Dubinski Kovach Alex Dybinski L. J. Schaeffer Albert Lehmitz Congregational Sunday School Terome Menz Aatel Street Elmer Gall Stella Krugman Dorotha Hearn Helen Grange Meeting W. H. Schweinfurth Ella Miller Will Garthe Frances Ruth Kelly Jessie Mellon Ada Myers Shelby R. W. Sheffield Francis Gibson Camden Baptist Church Lewis Whitney Arthur Ward Clyde Clapp D. J. Clapp Paul Weber J. N. Weber Adrian Betts Shirley Ann John Broder Margaret Geist Will Geist Albert Plas James Souda Lee Ott C. J. Smith Lewta Spiegelberg Townline Road Walter Schuster Brownhelm Stey I. H. Amore Melvin Grilly West Ridge J. Smith J. P. Bechtel Ralph Miller Berniece Sahl Lewis R. H. Collier Lake Avenue W. T. Collier L. Webber Marcia Nancy Miller Elyvia Rene Stang Henry Hahn East Amherst John Wilcox Conrad Ernst Marion Grobe Doris Conger Malcolm Fowl Frank Stang Gerald Conger Clarence Jane Super John Mary Anna Mahilo Agnes Lashky Alvin Henry Feweryk Geraldine Woods Bowing Green Five Brothers’ Fraternity Edward West Joshua Thompson William Harkness William E. Morris George Crezele Anthony Delefield Alice Ward Thomas Ward Pittsfield Francis Ward Rone Stang A. Kreeger Isaly Sears Roebuck Co Isaly’s Dairy LA Grange Eaton High School George Morris Frank Walcott Norma Ruth Gott Erwin Adams Lydia Kelner Andreow Trawsan Edward Waynes Mr. West Morgan Albert Wilcox Vernon Rundle L. M. Heath W. C. Knowles Henrietta Henrietta P. T. A Elmer Portman Fred Powers Amherst Public Schools Ruth Portman Juanita Gibson Earl Kendeigh Ella Kendeigh Dorothy Becker Dorothy Louise Born Anna Adler Lucile Derby Dorothy Jones Evangelical Church South Ridge Church Neighbour of Charley Cook Mattie Sanders Melvin Sanders Louis Lange O. C. Sanders Walter Davis Thelma Page Charles Cook Elden Smith John Smith Katie Weidman Women's Foreign Missionary Society M. E Church Helen Bauman Melvin Unger Claude Unger John Gefsendoerfer Leonard Buchs Sears-Roebuck Broad St Elyria, Ohio Japan Sears Roebuck California Fruit Store, Inc Sears, Roebuck Sears U. S Sears, Roebuck and C Ws Broad Street Blyraa
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