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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1938

Page

10

Linda seeks stardom after inheritance reveals nothing

Linda Bailey leaves Centerville for Hollywood to pursue films. She befriends Mae Baxter, learns to trade her car for cash, and moves to Mae’s apartment. Aiding her is Martin, a handsome ally who offers help with a screen test as Linda juggles auditions, contracts, and growing romance.

Linda Bailey Centerville Hollywood Cabber Martin Los Angeles Mae Baxter Linda Mae

Farm Bureau to Honor Pioneers at Columbus Convention

Hundreds of Ohio farmers who helped form the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation will be recognized at the twentieth anniversary convention in Columbus on November 17 and 18. Perry L. Green announces the federation has 81 active county bureaus, led by founder George L. Cooley known as Uncle George. The group promotes agriculture through voluntary self help with no private or government funding. The convention will be held at the Columbus Civic Auditorium for the second year running as Memorial Hall proved insufficient.

Ohio Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Columbus Perry L. Green Federation of County Farmer Associations Green George L. Cooley Dover Center George Ohio Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Columbus Civic Auditorium Memorial Hall

Fall sowing of hardy annuals boosts early cutting gardens

The article advises sowing hardy annuals this fall for spring cutting gardens and garden color. It highlights centaureas larkspur and poppies as useful cutting plants, lists others like petunias snapdragons alyssum and calendulas, and notes tender annuals should wait until spring. It also covers cloches for winter snaps protection mulch and seed-bed protection with a wooden curb.

California

Amherst To Present Comedy At High School Auditorium

Amherst Ohio plans the 1938 Womanless Wedding staged by 70 local men in the high school auditorium on Thursday and Friday under PT A auspices. Tickets are selling fast with special musical numbers by an orchestra directed by E G Pietch. The cast lists butler John Sharp punch girls Maurice Paton Henry McGarvey present takers R E Griffin Harry Linn brides.

Amherst PT. A E G Pietch Butler John Sharp Punch Girls Maurice Paton Henry McGarvey Takers R E Griffin Harry Linn Brides

Bridal Party List and Coming Events at Stone City Chapter

A lengthy roll details a large bridal party with numerous relatives and notable names including Mrs. Jenne, Sam Wragg, Roy Burris, Jack Bruce, Leonard Wilson, Auntie Ala Twitter, Supt FOR Powers, Roy Stevens, and many others. It also notes the Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars will meet in regular session as a coming event.

Sam Wragg Uride Roy M A Burris Jack Bruce Leonard Wilson Ala Twitter Powers Roy Stevens Buboard Herman Short Alfred Braun Walter Wiltord Mukierat H L Beesing Jake Mueller R M Cameron George Schroeder Shirley Temple Ludwig Thomas Elmer Baker Vincent Nalley Lockhart Baird Nelson Eddy Earl Rochwood Frank Radde Kentucky H L Hall Raymond Sprague Harry Launer Bill Bruce Clayton Sick Walter Frederick Lord Astor Henry Raesler Lady Astor N. A. Rubel Mae West George Frank Bing Crosby Bud Jenne Arthur Aebersold Bride Jack Blackford Annie Jiaume Earl Sweet Vamp Harold Saunders President Roosevelt J. D. Kaser Bob Zilch Frederick Wichelm Page Tony Jacobs Wade Sims Bernard McKinley Robert Hubbard Frederick Berger Walter Mischka Roy Hoffner Harry Powers William Robertson John Fritz Bishop Edward Young Harry Ruth Guess What Aymond Sick Robert Laux Chester Kabuske Lilyan Wiseman Mrs E . Pietch Stone City Eastern Stars

Daughters and Church Groups Hold Meetings and Installations

Installing officers of a local group included Oressa Brown as president Anna Michael as first vice president Mabel Wenzel as second vice president Gertrude Parker as secretary Madelyn Bruce as treasurer Anna Krieg as chaplain Mildred Womadt as sergeant at arms and Margaret Krieg as historian The annual meeting was set for Mrs George Krieg’s East Street home Other groups at Elyria avenues First Evangelical church Daughters of Dorcas elected Martha Holstein as president Katherine Kuhn as vice president Louie Meitzki as secretary and treasurer A social hour sewing and refreshments followed A Crusaders of the Foursquare church met at the parsonage with a 3 30 supper for 21 and business and social meeting to follow The Hospital News lists admissions Emery Strauss Elyna Avenue Discharges Carl Lerseh Park Avenue Mrs John Gerbec and baby at Lorain EQSTESS TO GUILD Mrs W J Bodman Jr hosted the Victorian Guild of St Josephs Catholic Church Plans for a Lorain Country Club dance Now 26th High score in bridge went to Mrs J Smythe and Mrs Orym Telzerow Lunch for sixteen at two hostesses Circle Two of St Ann’s Society met at Mrs G Aschenbach’s and honors in 500 went to Mrs Thomas Andrews and Mrs Mary Brucker A farewell gathering for Rev Thomas Williams was held at the Congregational church with a 6 30 dinner and program Toastmaster W G Campbell spoke plus contributions from local clergy and parish groups A purse and gift were presented to Rev Williams who leaves for Plymouth Pa to take a new charge.

Oressa Brown Anna Michael Mabel Wenzel Gertrude Parker Madelyn Bruce Anna Krieg Mildred Womadt Margaret Krieg George Krieg East Street Fred Houzhauer Fred Krieg Daughters of Dorcas First Evangelical Church Douola Brill Elyria Avenue Martha Holstein Katherine Kuhn Louie Meitzki J H Ludwig Middle Ridge W J Bodman, Jr St Josephs Catholic Park Avenue Lorain Country Club J Smythe Orym Telzerow Joseph Radigan James Street Circle Two St Ann’s St Josephs Church G. Aschenbach South Main Street Thomas Andrews Mary Brucker Arthur Pendres Prospect Street Katharine Deitz Nettie Ludwig Thomas Williams Edna Williams Congregational Church W G. Campbell Lakewood Amherst F. I. Hubbard C. A. Alexander Willams Herbert May Oberlin Frank Foster Rev. Williams Sunday School Ladies Aid Society Mary Martha Edna Willams Rev Plymouth

Tulip Bed Yields Gem Lost For 18 Years

In San Angelo Texas Mrs Myron George of Wellsville Wyoming uncovered a diamond ring while digging a tulip bed. The ring belonged to her aunt Mrs Frank Murphy and had been lost eighteen years. Mrs Murphy wore it for her 33rd wedding anniversary, the discovery enriching both families by 750 dollars in value.

San Angelo Tex Myron George Wellsville W Y Frank Murphy George

Four H Club Work Nearing End Of Successful Year

The National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work calls the year the greatest in Four H history. Projected year value reaches 25 million dollars with an enrollment gain surpassing 1,191,976 youths from 1937. Non government support funds about one million, with fairs prize money and state awards boosting totals ahead of the National Four H Club Congress in Chicago November 25 to December 3.

National Committee On Boys and Girls National Committee Extension Service Chicago Club Congress United States

Good Pastures Require Care and Management

D R Dodd of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster says pastures are built by management not lime or fertilizer. He notes fall is crucial for next year's quality and quantity. Mowing is the first essential in fall management with supporting results from Miami County Experiment Farm and Columbus.

D. R. Dodd Agronomy Department Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster Miami County Columbus

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