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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1938

Page

13

Spice district tour and eccentric New York notes

Charles B. Driscoll recalls a pepper filled tour of Franklin Street spice mills with workers happily dusted in spice. He notes Van Luan bulk house, labels from Jamaica to Louisiana, and exotic spices. The column wittily contrasts a football pass gift with a Scotch bottle and comments on Red Cross work by Edward R. Stettinius Jr. and on Corbett era pompadour fashion among New York journalists.

New York Franklin Street Lily Tracy van Luan Tadig Spain Dlusgary Ust West Indies Louisiana Florida Calworiia Georgia North Carolna South Carolina Jamaica Visi Edward R. Stettinius Jr U.S. Steel Red Cross Corbett Hugh Baillie Frank Markey Jack Dillipoey Gene Tunney

Madrigal Singers Of Oberlin To Broadcast Dec 3

Oberlin College presents the Madrigal Singers directed by Professor Olaf Christiansen in a December 3 broadcast from 11 to 1 am EST over WHK and Mutual. James H. Hall will discuss choral music history as the program features Christmas carols and madrigals.

Oberlin Madrigal _Singers Olaf Christiansen Oberlin Conservatory of Music Oberlin College WHK Mutual Network James H. Hall Oberlin Conservatory Christiansen Musical Union Conservatory Orchestra Mile Nadia Boulanger Christine Hubegger Berne Ind Margeret Heiby Moline Lawrence Auten John Purvis Lynndhurst FL MeNus Cheistitsch St. Olafs Choir Christiansen Peat Olas College Meo New York United States Hallwin College of Waste

Class Available For First Aid Instructors

Lurain Countians may join a Red Cross first aid instructors course in San Dusky next month. The Elyria Chapter announces the class will run December 12 to 23 under Edith Metcalf executive secretary. Contact her for details.

Lurain Sandusky Red Cross Edith Mutealf Elyria American Red Cross

Murray Ridge Sunday Notes and Local Visits

Murray Ridge school event organized by the Parente Teacher Association drew good attendance with coffee and pie. A short business meeting planned the Christmas party and appointed a chairman for the children’s Christmas treat. The next meeting is December 22. Additional social updates include visits and guests among Eppleys Eldreds Pitco ks and Tiong family across Akron Cha tham LaGrange and Lodi. One South Africa hospital fact reports six football players from six matches with six broken legs admitted in one day.

Murray Ridge Murray Ridge School Parente Teacher Association E. Eppley Norma Olvalynn Carol Strusher Akron Ruth Eldred Frank Louis Eldred Ray Eldred Chatham William Pitcock Pearl Eppley Lodi Louis Frank Eldred Reubin Tiong LaGrange Johannesburg South Africa

Nannine Joseph Steals Spotlight With Self Made Rose

In a striking display, literary agent Nannine Joseph wore a bold red rose bob above her eye against a veiled black hairstyle. She admitted the accessory was self made as ladies nearby admired the striking ensemble.

Nannine Joseph Miss Joseph

Hospitalization plan offers $165 coverage nationwide

The policy pays accident sickness bills up to 165 dollars in any hospital in the United States or Canada, including 28 days care, maternity 7 days, anaesthetic, X ray, operating or delivery room. Monthly membership 75 cents. Apply E C Barclay at 128 Grant St or call 39934.

U. S Canada E. C. Barclay Grant St

Roosevelt Plans to Shift WPA to Shield New Deal

Washington column outlines three policy moves to blunt WPA attack: move Harry Hopkins to Commerce, trim WPA rolls from 3.0 million to 2.6 million with staged budget cuts through February, and link relief work to the national defense program. Also notes books by Neuberger and Maverick, Peru Pan American tensions, and Yale Law students hired as $1-a-year men in the Justice Department.

Washington National Defense Program White House Generalissimos WPA Republic Square Harry Hopkins Secretary of Commerce Roosevelt National Defense Thurman Arnold Arnold Yale Law School Justice Department

Arnold to Aid Antitrust Probe With Student Aides

Two patent cases will frame a government antitrust inquiry in which student aides assist the Antitrust Division. The hearings will examine patent practices in auto and glassware sectors, highlighting divergent uses of patents and monopolistic controls. Large crowds, press access, and Capitol Hill chambers are prepared for the proceedings.

Arnold Capital Hill United Feature Syndicate, Inc

Honor Couple Celebrate Silver Anniversary At Church Social

About sixty attended the Progressive class and Loyal Workers Auxiliary social at the M E Church to honor Mr. and Mrs. M B Copas on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Prizes were awarded in games including Pinning pins on a rope line and Passing the potato. A silver tea service and other gifts were presented to the couple. Guests from Akron Avon Elyria Lorain and Vincent shared in the festivities. Thanksgiving Day gatherings and family celebrations followed later with multiple households hosting meals and a decorated birthday cake for Kiesel and two sons. Florence McCarty of Cleveland visited the McCarty home.

Clauss M. E. Church M. B. Copas W. J. Knight G. H. Stoughton Johnny Karnish Louise Niemyer Shirley Mac Mcintire T. L. Paul Loyal Workers Auxiliary J. G. Morris and Sons Rowland Morris Raymond Morris George Ridgeway Wilhelmine Myers Frankie Beese Beese M. P. Beese Elyria F. H. Lewis Charles Foote Viola Kiesel Cleveland

Permanent waves and haircare deals

Classified ad notes permanent waves priced from 2.50 and up and mentions hair solutions with contact details at phone 3228 and address 580 West Broad Street.

Broad St

Amherst Social Notes and Club Meetings Listed

Amherst O Nov 29 The Victorian Guild of St Josephs church meets with Mrs Charles Smith Park avenue Circle Two of St Ann s society hosts at Spring street The Hickory Tree Grange sponsors a party at Mrs Charles Wilson Leavitt road St Paul Lutheran ladies meet Wednesday for all day quilting Avenue Club Eastern Stars meets at Masonic Hall Election of officers Circle 6 Woman s Union meets Wednesday afternoon Mrs N A Rubel Wood Hill drive Mrs Williar Wise assisting Ladies Aid Society Methodist church meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs J G Maxwell Park avenue

Amherst St. Joseph’s Church Charles Smith Park Avenue Caroline Kelch St. Ann’s Society Spring Street Hickory Tree Grange Charles Wilson Leavitt Road St. Paul Lutheran Church Charles Eewnar Jackson Street Anna Grugel Franklin Avenue Avenue Club Masonic Hall Albert Schneider Margaretha Schneider Circle 6 Woman's Union of St. Peter Evangelical and

Local Families Attend Church and Scout Activities in Chardon and Nearby

A series of social visits and community events are recorded. Carty relatives including Margaret and Kathryn Cunningham of Lakewood and others spent Thursday with the Copas family in Chardon. The Copas hosted relatives from Akron and Cleveland for a church celebration in the M E church. Additional visits include Mrs Lehman and daughter from Cleveland visiting Mrs Frances Heckel, Mrs Ralph O Conner of Elyria calling on Mrs J G Morris, and Kathryn McMillan of Lorain returning home after a visit. Edith Hurlbut visited Martha Penrod in Elyria. Robert Copas, a Ft Wayne student, stayed with his parents. Markley Boy Scout troop 133 held its weekly meeting with a Court of Review. Ella Jane, a Kent University student, spent time with the Harnish family. Mr and Mrs C E McIntire visited Mansfield friends Tuesday.

M. E. Church Lehman Greenwood Cleveland Frances Heckel Ralph O'Conner Elyria J. G. Morris Kathryn McMillan Lorain Frankie Reese Edith Hurlbut Martha Penrod Robert Copas Ft. Wayne M. B. Copas Markley Ella Jane Kent University John Harnish C. E. McIntire Paul McIntire Mansfield

Hospital Auxiliary Monthly Meeting Briefly Reports Card Party

The Hospital Auxiliary held a Monday meeting at the gas office with routine business and a report on a recent Zilch home card party. A December meeting was canceled due to Christmas. A nominating committee was named for January. Dressings for the hospital were prepared.

Zilch J. Ub, Kaser Conrad Zilch Harold Moore George Frank

Arthur Thomas Returns as Coach at Chillicothe Schools

Arthur Thomas resumes duties as coach at Chillicothe schools after holiday recess with his parents. Mr and Mrs Ludwig Thomas and Mr and Mrs L Minor of Cleveland spent Sunday evening with Amherst friends. John Smythe Jr returns to Ohio University Miami after visiting his parents during the holiday recess.

Arthur Thomas Chillicothe Ludwig Thomas

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