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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1935

Page

11

Wellington rally day rededication in Baptist church

Members and friends gathered for Rally Day and the rededication of Wellington First Baptist after repairs. Miss Maude Hoagland spoke on missions in the Belgian Congo, with Rev. J. H. Green and Dr. H. K. Finley present. Baptism, gatherings, and district church activities filled the day along with local news on Rudy Schach’s ankle injury and a Women’s Benefit Association meeting.

Wellington First Wellington Baptist Church Maude Hoagland Africa Belgian Congo Ruth Hege H. K. Finley Elyria J. H. Green Bible School Hoagland Rochester

Lorain County W B A convention and local notices

Twenty five members planned an all day Lorain County W B A convention at Elyria Odd Fellows Hall with readings by Myrtle Ludwig and Myrtle Cole, music by Maxine McDavite and Isabelle Hines. A Baptist Friendly Bible class gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs William Brouse featured devotionals and a covered dish dinner. Junior Grissinger in Ellsira clinic recovering from appendicitis. a two year old, Donald Jameyson, recovering after a wagon wheel injury. Missionary Day services at M E church included organ preludes, a sermon, and mission offerings. Brief items note funerals, church music committee meeting, Epworth League canned goods drive, and plans for a primary department party.

Widening Circle Congregational Church Les. . E. Downer Belden Cowles Ray Moore Mabel Massard Paul Recard Alen Dudley Carroll Wight Lorain County W. B.A Ely‘ria Odd Fellows Hall Myrtle Ludwig Myrtle Cole Maxine McDavite Isabelle Hines Friendly Bible Class The Baptist Church William Brouse Mergdaleza Gepford Ed. West Lonzo Green Hoy Ray Jensen Grafton M. E Philathea A. H. Peirce Epworth League J. ©. Turner Margaret Columbus Guy E. Phelps M. E. Church

Local social notes from Litchfield and area gatherings

Litchfield notes show Mr. and Mrs. Hal Leach hosting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dohner of Akron and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Guyer of Seville at Ginner Saturday night with Dohner guests staying Sunday. Several dinners and entertainments are listed including Past Matrons, teachers from Medina, and a Masonic Grand Lodge session in Akron. The high school baseball team lost to Grafton 3 to 4, and a citywide calendar includes a chicken supper on November 20 and various community visits and church activities.

Litchfield Gol Hal Leach Charles Dohner Akron Nelson Guyer Seville Ginner Dohner Laurel Yost Ida Stephan William King Priscilla Betty Myron Columbus Lawrence Halladar Medina Cemetery Hollywood Calif Grafton Arthur Kessler Parma Frank Burrer F. H. Schott Mel Tarner Turner Grand Ledge

Birmingham Hi softball triumph and reorganization notes

In Birmingham Ohio on Friday Hi softball beat Henrietta 3 to 2. Earlier the Hi home team lost to Berlin His 2 to 1. Three new students joined Hi school in the last month. Tuesday Athletic Association met to reorganize with Stanton Vincent elected president Nadine Wenzel secretary and treasurer Ruby Felton and Georgiana Parker named cheerleaders. Mr and Mrs Emory Duerr of Michigan are guests at the home.

School News Birmingham Henrietta Berlin His Athletic Association Stanton Vincent Nadine Wenzel Ruby Felton Georgiana Parker Emory Duerr Michigan

Ohio State Grange to Meet at Lima

Lorain County Granges will attend the sixty third annual session in Lima December 10 to 12. Taxation and an income tax law for Ohio are on the agenda. Obiu Grange membership rose over five thousand, with about 60 local units totaling over 1060 members. Grange halls statewide value above 3.0 million, debt under 50 thousand. Speakers include L. J. Taber national master and Harry A. Eaton national secretary.

Lorain County Ohio State Grange Lima Frank E. Mason Ohio Mason Obiu Grange Ubis L. J. Taber Harry A. Eaton

Local social notes highlight visits and gatherings

G W Hales of Chicago called on old friends in town as Ruby Bogart from Vermilion visited on Tuesday. Mrs Louise Krotz and Bob Ross joined a birthday party for Arnold Kropi’s daughter in Ceylon. Conrad Tyson of Lorain called on friends. Gruenzebach Jr and Kenneth House spent Monday in Sandusky. Wilma Seneale from Davenport called on relatives. Albert Baird and Lucile Pfarr stayed in Vermilion Thursday evening. Harver Heyman of Henrichka visited Clarence Oppenheim. Ed Lehman and daughter Edna Mae joined Thursday supper at E J Darcy’s. Rosie Gatto of Sandusky stays at home here indefinitely. Bedell and George Sherman from Milan were Thursday afternoon callers at Darby’s Orchards.

Barbara Hilberg G. W. Hales Chicago Ruby Bogart Vermilion Wa Louise Krotz Bob Ross Arnold Kropi Ceylon Littl Conrad Tyson Lorain C. EH. Gruenzebach Jr Kenneth House Sandusky Mrs. Bedell George Sherman Milan Darby's Orchards

Murray Ridge P T A to Meet at Schoolhouse

The Murray Ridge Parent Teacher Association will hold its regular monthly meeting at the school house Friday afternoon. Plans are underway for a Halloween party Thursday evening October 24 with prizes for costumes. Helen and Margery Pitcock attended a shower for Miss Miriam Fowl at Mrs Water Grobe's home on South Ridge Saturday evening. Mrs Charles Nugent and Mrs

Murray Ridge Helen Margery Pitcock Miriam Fowl Water Grobe South Ridge Charles Nugent

SINK OR SWIM NORMS CHANGE IN OHIO RED CROSS LIFE SAVERS

David S. Ingalls outlines Red Cross lifeguard training from fear to proficiency. He recounts Cincinnati youth reviving a man with the prone pressure method and artificial respiration, a Cleveland beach rescue, and a Willoughby girl saving two children as Ohio emphasizes safety and waterproofing through training.

Red Cross Hem Cincinnati Woodward High School Willoughby Ohio Lake Erie America

Social Notes Show Elyria and Surrounding Visits

Anne Eppley spent Wednesday with Mrs Samuel Slusher and family of Elyria. Miss Ruch Eldred of Cleveland spent the weekend with Mrs Net tie Eldred and family. John Bechtel was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bennett and family of Henrietta. Frank Derek of Elyria called at the home of A J Derek Thursday. Mrs Jack Lonswaxy of Elyria called on Mrs. Anne Eppley and Mrs. Charles Nugent, Thursday. Mrs Nettie Eldred and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eldred of Chatham. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nugent have returned to their home in Akron after spending the past two weeks with Mrs E W Eppley. Mrs Herbert Stang attended a meeting of the Evergreen Club at the home of Mrs J E Coverdale for Amherst Wednesday afternoon.

Anne Eppley Samuel Slusher Elyria Ruch Eldred Cleveland Nettie Eldred John Bechtel Walter Bennett Henrietta Frank Derek A. J. Derek Jack Lonswaxy Charles Nugent Ray Eldred Chatham Akron E_ W_ Eppley Herbert Stang Evergreen Club J. E. Coverdale Amherst

Avon Sigma Betta to Meet Avon

Avon Sigma Betta Sigma will meet for Recreation night at the Baptist Church on Tuesday October 22. The group attended a state convention last week with Rev C A Bantham, Mr and Mrs Herbert Barnes and Eileen Higgins from the Baptist church. John Wilson of Cleveland spoke at services and special music featured a mixed quartet.

Sigma Betta AVON Sigma Betta Sigma The Baptist Church C. A. Bantham Herbert Barnes Eileen Higgins John Wilson Cleveland Boepple Lola Barnes G. L. Jenkins Donald Bates

Forecasters of the Future Across Moral Law in History

The passage argues that history’s best predictors are not merely economists or statesmen but observers possessing prophetic insight into the moral law at work in history. It highlights the value of moral understanding as a guide to future events.

Bankers Meeting Set in Akron October 30

More than 360 bankers from 10 northeastern Ohio counties including Lorain will gather at the Marflower Hotel Akron on October 30 for the Ohio Bankers Association Group Nine annual meeting. Senator Robert J. Bulkley will speak on the Banking Act of 1935. opening session covers modern banking practices and changes in laws. John H. McCoy will address backing funds and David M. Auch will discuss organization activities. Counties: Lorain Ashtabula Cuyahoga Geauga Lake Mahoning Medina Portage Summit Trumbull.

Ohio Lorain County Marflower Hotel Akron Ohio Bankers' Association Robert J. Bulkley Carter Glass Virginia Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation John H. McCoy Columbus Ohio Bank Association Aends David M. Auch State Association Activitties Lorain Ashtabula Cuyahoga Geauga Lake Mahoning Medina Portage Summit Trumbull

Tax Assessments Statute Faces Test in Foreclosure Suit

In Oberlin, People Banking Company of Oberlin versus Mary A Morris challenges whether 1935 real estate taxes should be paid by the sheriff sale purchaser. J L Edwards bought property for 3700 dollars hoping to cover 1935 taxes of 91 dollars, with deputy sheriff Claude Adams noting the new law may require the sheriff to pay those taxes ahead.

Common Pleas People Banking Company Oberlin Mary A. Morris D. A. Cook J. L. Edwards Edwards Claude Adams Adams

Nile festival echoes ancient pharaoh holidays observed

Visitors attended the Sullivan home of Mr and Mrs Marian Clowson on Sunday in a gathering described as mirroring the great Nile festivities of ancient times.

Marian Clowson Sullivan

Taken From Our Files 25 Years Ago Machine Parts Firm Chartered

A 25 years ago item notes a new Machine Parts Company chartered with 225660 dollars capital to manufacture steering gear aluminum castings and automobiles Oberlin notes 70 foreign students representing 18 nations enrolled at Oberlin College and a city bond issue approved to buy the Rowley farm with $21000 for improvements plus auction sale regulations.

Machine Parts Company Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs Ohio Club Ohio Aco City Rowley Onerlin Road

Coordination of Elyria relief effort praised by Major Hewitt

Three years ago coordination of Elyria relief and charitable groups was urged by Major Joes A. Hewitt to prevent duplication of aid. Today Elstia High School honored late principal B. H. M. Ebert, who led the schools for 22 years, at a memorial service as the school closed early for the funeral.

al Elyria Relief Joes A. Hewitt Elstia High School BH. M. Ebert

Bureau Secret Date Service Opens at Occidental College

In Los Angeles a campus date bureau at Occidental College offers dates at 10 and 25 cents. The service promises confidentiality and uses a waiting list to match applicants with chosen partners. Dates with specific individuals may incur higher prices as the bureau determines.

Bureau Los Angeles Occidental College

Courtesy Of Tra Driver Earns Praise From Elyria

A local Elyria woman publicly praised a truck driver Mill Street for aiding her stalled vehicle. She thanked the driver for pushing her car after an engine stall and urged other drivers to help rather than honk or show hostility.

Elyria Tomain Mill Street

Campus pros describe carmakers and customer care

A campus news feature discusses how carmakers attempt to attract customers by personal traits and discreet sales methods. It notes proprietors keep identities secret, using "contact" men to engage buyers while maintaining privacy in their studios.

California Orange and Grapefruit Yields Above Norma

California forecasts show orange production around 60 2 060,000 boxes and grapefruit about 167,056 boxes for the season, both below last year’s figures of 16,500,000 and 4,72 00 respectively. The outlook notes variable yields amid a weak grapefruit market and regional production in Flora 2nd Tetas-heavy areas. A Sacramento report mentions related notes on falconry and a 1619 publication being partly bound in deer skin.

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Rudy Schach Megina Fair Grounds W. B. A. Met Womans Benefit Association Sarah Greetham Cora M. Shepard Barker St Courtland Donald Earl Jameyson Junior Grissinger Junior Elvrra Clinic Betty Jean Page Barnby John E. West Dudley Buck Gertrude Dibble Leora Voxtheimer Harry Lee William Powell Green Frees Citscor Steinnec Theromerer Wat Tiss Eeweer—Goorse F. Hakley Eamous BR. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem North Carolina Betty Griffi Mae Bizine Edward Cross Big Red Cross David S. Ingalls TU AY Lawrence Lenard St. Joseph Hospital Gibson Cliff Knight George George Jenkins Emma Handler Bankers Lorain County Fair Board Oberlin College Tra California CKS Waporu Chan H.R. Rorick Elyria Savings and Trust George Low Cri Harrison Mr. Harrison Lott Gabby Harter Chicago Cabs Tommy Bridges Detroit Tigers Dizzy Dean Sc. Louis Cardiesis Lou Gehrig N.Y. Yankees Melvin Oct Giants Gor Bosh Pittsburgh Pirates Ellsworth Vines Wil Lizes T. Tilden George M. Lost Leo Sexton Heleor Medison
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