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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1932

Page

9

Ingalls Defends Campaign In Columbus Rally

Republican gubernatorial hopeful David Ingalls addressed about 2,600 supporters in Columbus last night, rebutting charges from James M. Cox and backing his bid. Senators Dickinson and Bettman led the preface for the national ticket and critiqued Cox’s recent remarks accusing Ingalls of boss control and other alleged ties.

Columbus David Ingalls Strode Mamorial Wall Ansher James M. Cox Ohio J. L. Dickinson Iowa Colbert Bettman United States Senate Cox Maurica Maschke

Ingalls challenges Cox in Ohio governor race

Ohio Republican Ingalls rejected donation demands and attacked Cox over age and honesty while detailing tax reform plans. He pressed to cut red tape, questioned state finances, and predicted victory in Marietta, with Mrs. Ingalls and John M. Vorys presenting him at the rally.

Cox Els Lfe Deshler Hotel George White Memorial Hall Ohio Ingalls Bonda Marietta Mary Mrs. Ingalls John M. Vorys Seronautics

Lake Avenue Rally Day at Bible School

Lake Avenue hosts Rally Day next Sunday at 10 AM with songs recitations and a Bible school drill. King's Orchestra will play selections and Reverend Mahn of Elyria will give a short talk. Everyone is welcome.

Lake Avenue

Wellington Dr Gammons Addresses P T A

Dr H L Gammons superintendent of Fairview Sanitorium tells Wellington P T A consumption can be cured with early care. He cites a New York case of a teacher infecting her class. The Child Welfare committee notes 36 undernourished children receive milk daily at school and Kiwanis provided funds.

Gammons PL. T Wellington H. L. Gammons Fairview Sanitorium Child Welfare Committee Wellington Kiwanis Club Leora Veathemmer Fisher Gray Turner Miss Rutledge

Baptists Meet at Medina and Armistice Day Plans

Representatives of the local Baptist church attend sessions of the Ohio Association in Medina with Rev. H K Finley leading the men’s meeting and speakers from Charleston and Flyria on the program. The American Legion Auxiliary outlines Armistice Day dinner duties with Mrs. Evans in charge of the kitchen and Mrs. Bish baugh named delegate to October 25 Mansfield conference. Wellington Sorosis discusses Aviation with Mrs. Wadsworth and others presenting papers on the airmail and Commander Richard Byrd at a Wells home meeting.

Macon Ohio Association Medina H. K. Finley C. McKay Smock Charleston W. Va Akron BR. E. Neighbour Flyria American Legion Auxiliary Legion William Evans O. Allen H. H. Reep Ola Bishbaugh Auxiliary Mansfield Wellington Guy Wells Roll Call Willam Wadsworth Airmail Keith Andrews Richard Byrd L. G. Bradstock

Dinner party honors birthdays and births noted

Mrs. A R Branson and Mr and Mrs Burt Curtice hosted a dinner party at their home for Mrs Frank Curtice's birthday. Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ernie Murbach at Fairview hospital and a son to Mr and Mrs Herman Smith on Union Street. Locals mention Mrs Charles Baum hosting Entre Nous, David Andrews ill with a cold, Mrs Milton Elliott visiting Cleveland, and Hazel Hanson visiting from Cleveland.

Burt Curtice Frank Curtice Clarence Curtice Hattie Baker Cora Thompson Ernie Murbach Fairview Hospital Cleveland Herman Smith Union Street Charles Baum David Andrews Milton Elliott Hazel Hanson William Rook

High School Day Attended by Oberlin Pupils

About twelve high school pupils attended the annual High School Day in Oberlin on Saturday. Various local families hosted social visits and Sunday trips included Canton and Cleveland areas. A class party for juniors and seniors at Kathleen Brumenschenkel's home featured Cootie and dancing with sandwiches jello and crackers.

Thirla Cleveland Heights Cleveland Paul Bassett Roy Ward Calvin Arnold Danville Ohio Ford Hill L. Chapman Leland Heazlitt Chatham B M. Crowell

Move to Abolish Fees Began at University of Washington

Ivan Merrick, attorney, started a campaign to abolish university fees to allow students without means to enter on promissory notes. He argued high fees barred many capable youths from the University of Washington. The movement traces echoes of historic religious challenges to inequality.

Seattle WPK University of Washington Ivan Merrick

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