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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
8
HARLEY LUTZ argues the Democratic landslide will fail if the party lacks a functional opposition in Congress. He warns against rubber-stamp legislation and urges vigorous, constitutional opposition to executive overreach, while condemning the spoils system as crippling checks and balances.
Rev Thomas Hughes spoke on The Spirit of Thanksgiving at La Porte M E Church before a capacity crowd. East Carlisle Mothersingers provided special music with Mrs H H Gregg directing. Sunday school starts 10 15 a m with group discussions and Omegas class runs a 35 member campaign.
The East Carlisle Community Club will combine the November and December meetings into one social evening. December features a school bingo party at specified time with music and refreshments. The goal is stronger fellowship in the community with William Rennie as president and Earl Wurst leading the social committee.
Miss Jean Savage, guest of her aunt Mrs. H. H. Gregg, returned to Lakewood Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Frank Yonker of Grafton road and their children Loretta and Donald motored to Notre Dame.
Dame Indiana, Ray mond attends Notre Dame Academy. McDaniels family hosted Sunday dinner with Rita Yonker Phyllis Yonker and younger brother. Donald spent Saturday with grandparents in La Porte. A H Goodspeed to attend Baptist Centennial Banquet at the Mw. C. A. Tuesday night honoring twenty year church members or affiliated families.
Rev Thomas Hughes pastor of the La Porte MEL church will call at homes in La Porte this week and also visit the Elyria Home for the Aged to meet residents and hear concerns.
Mr and Mrs E D Anton visited Cleveland with hosts Mr and Mrs George Huliman. Miss Josephine Baler secured a secretary post with A H Simons. Elsis, sales manager at Mid West Institute, attended events. Mrs Frank Rahil joined Circle No 6 at Elyria M E Church. Elyria residents Ira Ives family visited by son William Seabold and others. Earl Brown and cousin Miss Alene Whitney traveled to Oberlin Sundar to visit relatives.
The Columbia Garden Club will hold its annual luncheon and meetings at Herbes on Dock road Olmsted Falls on Tuesday December 1. At the last gathering Mrs George Bremner hosted a program on Gardens of France by Mrs Dorr of Lakewood and Gardens of Germany by Mrs Fred King of Cleveland. The Parent Teachers Association plans a plat on the institute's last night with committee members Mrs Ora Walker and Mrs Alice Lindstrom assisting President Mrs Ernest Dunford.
Community members visit relatives in Warren and Cleveland. Harry Grimm birthday party honors his son. Townspeople attend clubs, bridge games, and meetings. Thanksgiving gatherings include Wolfe, Hauck, and Arick families. An education board adds a boiler stoker. Red Cross drive underway.
The Deimling couple and their child depart, with Samuel Racz and his family moving back to Cleveland after residing in the area for several years.
Miss June Hostetler returns to Oberlin High School after a week’s absence due to illness. Mrs Fred Brandt, ill at Allen Hospital for three weeks, is now home and much improved. Roy Widdowson continues to recuperate from a serious illness and has recently been up and about. Frank Freed and wife visited the farmer’s father at Falls Clinic in Wellington. A shower for Mrs Altar of Oberlin was attended by Mrs A M Sherburne, Mrs C H Whitney, and Mrs Maubrey O’Neil at Mrs Maron Brill’s home in Oberlin. Altar is sister to C H Whitney.
Sunday gatherings feature the Fneed family with Ida May and Lacey Turner visiting the Wiseman cousins in Polk QC. Oberlin resident Mrs. David Lyman visited Roy Widdowson and kin. Har ris traveled to Penfield, while Bartholomew Jess ie Kruse joined sister Leon Beam in Henrietta. Beam family recently moved from Peter Beam farm to near Henrietta Center.
Rev and Mrs Jaell hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Harold Brandt and family. Charles Dumke drove a school bus for northern Pittsfield students to Oberlin during Ray Widdowson’s illness. Mrs A M Sherburne joined the James McConnell family to Wellington for the high school play. Mrs LeRoy Lounsbrough visited her parents in Camden. Miss Kuta West of Cleveland stayed with her parents John and Mrs West over the weekend.
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