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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1936

Page

2

Amherst Democratic Women plan October meeting and banquet

Amherst Ohio reports the September gathering of the Amherst Democratic Women's Club with 28 members. Plans include an October 28 open meeting at Odd Fellow Hall with county and state speakers, and a October 21 banquet at Hotel Antlers Lorain with Washington speakers. Five hundred honors were awarded to Mrs Ward, Mrs Barekert, and Mrs Gray.

Amherst Amherst Democratic Women's Club Edward Moebius West Street

Regain Lost Weight With S.S.S. Tonic

The ad promotes S.S.S. Tonic as a remedy to restore digestive juices and red blood cells, claiming it helps weight gain by improving digestion before meals. It emphasizes quick results, improving appearance, and social compliments, and notes availability at drug stores by the 585 Co.

S.S.S. Tonic

Local church groups hold meetings and events this week

The Philothea Bible class of St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed church meets at church parlors this evening with all members urged to attend. A Lutheran group will attend the Lorain County Lutheran Chorus rehearsal at St John's school hall Elyria tonight at 6 o clock. Preparations are underway for the Reformation Day joint celebration in Amherst on November 1. The Elmer Johnson Post of the American Legion meets in club rooms Friday with notice to all members as the new officers lead the session.

St. Peter’s Evangelical and

Congregational Church Ladies Host Parlor Party

About 50 women attended a Wednesday afternoon gathering at the church parlor. Bridge, bunco and anagrams provided entertainment with winners Mrs George Franks Mrs F Foster and Mrs F R Powers. Door prize went to Mrs A Lauer and a buffer luncheon with tea was served by Mrs R C.

Congregational Church Bridge Banco George Franks Bunco F. Foster F. R. Powers A. Lauer R. C

French Senate Approves Franc Devaluation

Paris October 1 the Senate passed the franc devaluation bill in a form satisfactory to Premier Leon Blum. The measure now goes to the chamber for agreement and excludes the sweeping social provisions originally proposed for labor and pensioners.

Paris Senate Leon Blum Chamber

Birthday party honors Mrs Bodmann with gifts

Mrs Florence Bodmann of Park Avenue hosted a Wednesday birthday gathering for relatives. Fall flowers decorated, bridge was the favorite game, followed by a course lunch. Miss Bidmann received many lovely gifts for the occasion.

Florence Bodmann Park Avenue Bridge Miss Bidmann

Mary Martha Class Entertained At Grace Purcell Home

The Mary Martha class of the Congregational church will be entertained Monday evening at the home of Miss Grace Purcell on Cleveland avenue with Mrs. Elmer Gall as assistant hostess. A good attendance is desired.

Mary Martha Congregational Church Grace Purcell Cleveland Avenue Elmer Gall

Amherst visitors and Toledo callers noted in brief

Discharges: Mrs Edward Troxé and baby Bor Vermilion. BRIEFS Mr and Mrs D K Wilson and Mrs Margaret O’Neill Lorain were Amherst visitors last evening. Walter Miller was a Toledo business caller Wednesday. Walter Keppler was a recent Toledo visitor. Mr and Mrs George Garthe spent last evening in Cleveland.

D. K. Wilson Margaret O'Neill Lorain Amherst Walter Miller Toledo Walter Keppler George Garthe Cleveland

French Senate Edges Toward Devalution Powers

The Senate finance committee endorsed a compromise text granting Premier Leon Blum wider powers to curb price rises from devaluation. The chamber also moves to resolve disputes over social riders, removing several clauses opposed by the Senate, with further discussion after the emergency ends.

Blum Senate Chamber Senate Finance Committee Leon Blum

Fewer Railmen Killed in 1935 Promoted Safety

The Association of American Railroads reports a 79 percent drop in railroad employe fatalities in 1935 versus 1923, credited to cooperative safety efforts by railroad management and employees.

Washington Association of American Railroads

Hunt Bank Robber Tracked After Galena Hold Up

State troopers and a sheriff’s unit hunted an unidentified bandit who robbed the Galena bank 10 miles southeast of Delaware. His companion, named Q O Berry of Hardin county, was captured after a truck blocked his car. Berry confessed, four guns, $137 cash and $523 in checks were found. Bandits took $300 from the counter. money recovered with Berry’s arrest. The partner fled through the Outerbein cemetery. search along Alum Creek found nothing.

Delaware, O Galena Here QO. E. Berry Aliger Hardin County Worthington Chet McKinnie Delaware County Berry Outerbein Westerville

Best Husband Caller Credits Choir Singing

In Easthampton Massachusetts a church soloist praises a husband caller for his role in the choir. The unnamed credit highlights his contribution to a singing event as part of a community program.

Mount Tom Woman Wins Hampshire Pomona Grange Contest

Mrs. William Underwood of Mount Tom wins the Hampshire Pomona Grange husband calling contest. She notes church singing uses open vowels and explains after calling out a name that on a good day she can make her son respond.

Wiliam Underwood Mount Tom Hampshire Pomona Grange

Richard hears me as he swims miles away in river

A fragment describes Richard swimming over a half mile from the speaker and noting it saves steps. The line implies a casual remark about distance and convenience while in the river.

Mayor Fines Youth for Using Another Car Plate

William Huffman aged 19 of 119 Bailey Court was fined $10 and costs by Mayor Don A. Baird after arraignment for operating a car with license plates issued for a different machine.

William Huffman Bailey Court Don A. Baird

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