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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1938
Page
10
Lincoln Motor Company announces a refined 1939 Lincoln Zephyr with a 110 hp V-type 17-cylinder engine, hydraulic brakes, and upgraded comfort. Available in six body types and eight colors with new door styling, welded steel construction, and modern streamlined design influencing auto styling since 1935.
Henrietta The regular meeting of the Grange was held at the school Tuesday evening with fifty six in attendance. Ten members were initiated into the third and fourth degrees. Plans were made for the Halloween party to be held Thursday evening Oct. 27 at the school building. After the business meeting games and a social time were enjoyed. Refreshments were served by the committee in charge.
Over fifty attended the Brownhelm P T A second meeting Tuesday evening with a business session followed by games led by Billy Kneisel. A year plan outline was given, membership drive incomplete, sixty enrolled. Kneisel spoke on Recreational Games and led group activities with proto and doughnuts served.
The East Carlisle Community Bible Class will meet at the schoolhouse at 7 30 p m Monday. An invitation is extended to all who are interested in knowing Gods Purpose plan and program for man and this world. Those attending are asked to bring Bibles with them.
Lorain County Youth Council resumes regular monthly session at La Grange High School Monday evening. Stanley Howard from Columbus Farm Bureau will present moving pictures. William Kneisel and Lawrence Sooy will lead the recreational hour.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Law of Litchfield at Lodi hospital on October 18. Mrs Sarah Lemira Peck widow of Edward J Peck died October 6 at her son Arba Peck’s home in Garrettsville Ohio after pneumonia. Burial was in Park Cemetery Garrettsville beside her husband. In Youngstown Forest Morehouse died. the A J Holmes family received word.
Linda Bailey, once deemed Centerville’s wealthiest girl, seeks fame in Hollywood after her father’s death leaves her poor. She clashes with Fred Lancaster, befriends movie star Martin Carstairs, and, after personal heartbreak, regroups at a five and ten. Mae Baxter pushes Linda to seize a break, and a chance encounter at her perfume counter signals a potential entry into films.
A roundup of community events lists Halloween festivals, suppers, card parties, and club meetings across Avon Lake, North Olmsted, Obertown Ridgeville, Penfield, Spencer, LaGrange, Chatham, Litchfield, and surrounding areas. Activities include school fairs, minstrel shows, a masquerade, youth group suppers, a bazaar delay, and Kiwanis gatherings with varied times Friday through Monday.
The Farm Women Club held its regular meeting with a noon potluck, led by president Mrs. Boullah Feakins. The Oberlin group will join Pittsfield for an October 28 demonstration on electric appliances at the church, with transportation provided. The next meeting is planned for the third Wednesday in November with a Thanksgiving lunch. Attendees included local residents and several named members.
Evening meal hosted for about twenty guests. Mrs Frank Schmitz Mia Carl Schmitz Mrs No Webber and Mes C Justin with Mrs Forest Taylor in Medina. Charles Bevils and daughter Marion of Etyria visited the F J Schmitz home. Chickery thieves report missing chickens, with Jacob Woht eber and Fred Klepps noting several hens gone.
Kathleen Thompson, a Sydney nurse, awakens from a nine week coma with no memory of before. She can recall only events since her illness, entering a recovered yet amnesic state.
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