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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1937

Page

4

Elks Lodge To Have Busy 1937-38 Season

Plans indicate Elyria Lodge of Elks will host a busy 1937 38 season with athletic events tournaments dances parties and shows along with regular lodge duties. Gerald Naus leads the activities committee and 12 members participated in the planning meeting. The season opens October 12 with initiation of new members and an October 26 gathering with two or three other lodges for an entertainment program. Additional events include shows parties and a big Christmas party. Joe Otten chairs entertainment and membership.

Gerald Naus Jim Armitage Elyria Lodge Joe Otten

Lodge sports plans include basketball team for City League

The sports committee announced plans to enter a lodge basketball team in the City League with eight players already engaged and expectations of a successful season. They also outlined ping pong and badminton tournaments to start once signups and schedules are arranged, with bowling to be decided later.

Lodge C. C. Spence Bridge Committee N. A. Hewitt Golf Committee Elyria Ohio Elks' Association Norwalk Shafer Clairuman Lodge Visitation Committee Elyria Lodge Doyt L. Perry D. W. Kothe J. M. Powell J. M. Marshall

Report on county school attendance by grade counts

Allan T. Smith county school attendance officer prepares a biennial report for the State Department of Education detailing the number of boys and girls in each grade across the county school system. The U S Office of Education requests the data to aid national uniformity in child accounting and to assist in educational and social planning.

State Department of Education Allan T. Smith United States Office of Education

Divorcee's 4 Daughter by Vivian Radcliffe

Janice Flagg, daughter of Osden Flagg, is estranged from her millionaire father after her mother dies and she refuses to accept his protection. She pursues independence in Montana gold prospecting with Peter Hathway, a young professor, while a forest ranger Hed Bochner and rival Hank Willard complicate her life. A kiss from Peter sparks doubt, danger, and a tense confrontation as Jan confronts Willard who vows to claim her through marriage and force her to stay.

Janice Filagg Osden Flagg Flagg Peter Hathaway Montana Peter Hugh Parker Hed Bochner Janice Jan Eugh Hugh Hank Willard

Henrietta W C T U Convened September Meeting

The Henrietta W C T U held its September gathering at Mrs. John Bauman Jr.’s home with Mrs. Alex Born presiding. Officers were re-elected: Born president, Geissendoer fer VP, Bauman secretary, Born treasurer. guests and members enjoyed cake, peaches, whip cream, and coffee as nine members and eleven guests attended.

WC. T. U John Bauman Jr Alex Born Elmer Portman Samuel Kaetzel Clara Henry Birmingham W. Co. T. A John Geissendoerfer John Bauman, Jr John Born Kaetzel Jennie Mitchell Birmingham Ernest Bauman Beréa Barbara Angersbach Walter Angersbach Esther Kaetzel Roy Angersbach Wilma

Camden Dwaves Hosts and Visitors This Week

Camden residents visited friends at Wa pakoneta on Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Clemons spent Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Portman. Short items note Mr. and Mrs. George H. Page of Berlin Heights and Mrs. Etta McDowell spent Tuesday evening.

George H. Page Berlin Heights Etta McDowell

Funeral attendance noted for Vern Peabody at Amherst home

A large group attended the funeral of Vern Peabody at his Amherst home Tuesday afternoon. Attendees included D. C. Sanders and family, L. M. Kelly, Doris Daniels, Richard Sanders, Eliza Sanders, C. E. Peabody, Matt Kelly and son Charles, Cliff Kinsley and daughters, John Berger, Myron Fleming, and Miss Mattie Sanders. Rev. Ernest Bauman and wife of Berea visited the Geissendoerfer home, and Fred Aebie of Elyria spent Tuesday with John Bauman at Henriet ta Hill.

D. C. Sanders L. M. Kelly Doris Daniels Richard Sanders Eliza Sanders C. E. Peabody Matt Kelly Charles Cliff Kinsley John Berger Myron Fleming John Geissendoerfer Fred Aebie Elyria John Bauman Henrietta Hill

Mallet Creek Couple Wed at Sterling

Misa Jose phine Seely daughter of Mr and Mrs Derwin Seely and Wayne Crum son of Mr and Mrs Frank Crum wed Friday evening Sept 24 at Sterling. The bride a York High School class of 1936 member and first in the class to marry. Crum a Medina High School graduate employed at the Madison pickle plant. They plan to live with the groom’s sister in Chippewa Lake.

Sterling Mallet Creek Misa Josephine Seely Mirs Derwin Seely Wayne Crum Frank Crum Sterling York High School Crum Medina High School Madison Pickle Plant Mallet Creek Chippewa Lake

Demonstration Staged By British Fascists

Police stationed outside Tower Bridge court as 106 anti-Fascists were taken to arraignment after Sundays riot during Sir Oswald Mosleys British Fascists demonstration. Police directed traffic as hundreds gathered. over twenty injured in clashes linked to the 9900 march.

London Tower Bridge Oswald Mosley

Painful Injuries Suffered By Roy Green At Bakery

Roy William Green of 165 Northrup Street suffered injuries to two fingers when his left hand was caught in a bread mixing machine at Finegan's Bakery 338 Broad Street. Elyria firemen freed his fingers by backing the mixer with crowbars after the motor could only run in one direction. injuries could have been worse if his arm had been pulled farther in.

William Green Northrup Street Finegan’s Broad Street Elyria

Local boy suffers crushing injuries to left hand

A boy sustained severe crushing injuries to the middle finger of his left hand and was taken to hospital after treatment at the hospital.

Boy Nospite

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