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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1939
Page
5
The passages argue that Boake Carter highlights the Monroe Doctrine’s relevance to foreign territory and the continent. It ties colonial history and early American leaders to today’s calls for avoiding entanglement in European conflicts and preserving neutrality amid Britain’s territorial holdings in the hemisphere.
The speaker warns that Canada’s European war involvement imperils the United States under the Monroe Doctrine. He argues America must stay out of Europe while Canada, bound by hemispheric duty, should also avoid European conflicts. The piece frames Lindbergh’s critique as a call to defend US interests and hemisphere peace.
Darrell meets Alan Radcliffe in Hollywood to resolve Juliette and Alan's rift caused by Midge's scheme. Alan reveals Midge lured Darrell to drive a wedge, Darrell vows to fix the mess before she leaves for New York, and hints at her engagement to Ridge Addison.
Girl Scout Troop 41 entertained with a Halloween masquerade in the Ridgeville School auditorium. Decorations featured corn shocks, black cats, and pumpkins. Judges Mrs. Salisbury Mr. H. Barron and Bir. J. Curtiss selected winners Mary Welch Jean Mills and two boys. Madame Zenda played tunes. Refreshments served in the cafeteria.
The group sang taps and cheers followed the listing of party committees with chairs for Decorating Invitations Games Eats and Hostesses. Nome individuals named include Eloise Carpenter Miriam Lyons Georgia Lasch Gladys Carley Marie Gerstenberger Anne Wilbur Virginia Lyons Annetta McClellan Laura Mae Salsbury Janet Mills and Jean Amilic.
Nick Maringer has been confined to St Josephs Hospital in Lorain for several weeks for leg treatment and surgery. He is improving nicely and will be home soon.
Mr and Mrs E Knowles visited the Martin Frency family in Detroit over the weekend. Mr and Mrs E Hershey and their son Jimmy visited Mr Hershey's mother in Free Springs Pa over the weekend. Mr Clarence Fike step brother to Mr Hershey accompanied them home and is visiting at their home this week.
The International Gideon Society placed eight Bibles in Camden School with one for each homeroom. Members spoke at a chapel gathering on Friday. The Camden PTA met October 17, with Mrs George Fratz presiding. after the business session, games and refreshments followed.
Camden Baptist Church members attended sessions of the Ohio Independent Baptist Convention at Hough Avenue Baptist Church in Cleveland from Tuesday to Thursday. Attendees included Rev and Mrs W F Dissette and several women plus Frances Perkins. Fifteen young people heard Rev R E Neighbour of Elyria on Wednesday evening. Hev Cissette was president of the convention last year.
Mrs G A Brumby Miss Fiossie Losey and William Brumby attended the funeral of Mrs Sarah Losers Townsend at Collins Methodist church Thursday at 10 o clock. The body was taken to Chicago for burial.
East Carlisle School pupils received candy ber rewards after a successful Membership Drive by the East Carlisle Parent Teacher Association. The drive tallied 203 paid memberships and a net profit of 39.06 from a paper and magazine sale. third grade led with 67 memberships. Jack Abbey and Mary Lou Miller led individual enrollments with 17 and 8 memberships respectively. First and second prizes were cash awards, with a traveling plan placed in the third grade room. Tickets are out.
Ticket chairman F F Fling oversees over 300 tickets for distribution this week. The Benefit Dance on Friday November 3 at the Hedges will feature Hank Jackson and his orchestra arranged by William Rennie with Frank Harrison as assistant. Mrs John Rose chairs hall refreshments. A Masked Halloween party is set for Thursday Oct 26 with Mrs E D Anton program chair and Mrs Frank Yoo and Mrs Frank Yunker in charge. Members and friends invited without admission.
Rev. Thomas Hughes attends Norwalk District conference at Green Springs. A rummage sale proceeds Thursday morning at the Armory on Third Street to benefit LaPorte Ladies Aid Society with items donated by Mrs. Ray Jackson and Mrs. H H Gregg. group chairs coordinate pickups. Ridgeville Senior Class presents Little Women with Miss Alice Smith and Miss Loretta Sweet in lead roles under Miss Barbara Kirsh.
Mrs. Eli Ryder and son Ralph completed an eleven day Florida trip via the Tamami trail to Miami visiting Ted Jones. They returned by the eastern route stopping in Brunswick Georgia where Mrs. Archer visited childhood landmarks. Methodist church societies set a meeting for Thursday Oct 26 at Mrs. Grant Gifford s Cleveland home.
On Thursday October 19 Mrs Carl Seckt hosted the Belden Community Circle at her residence. Twenty seven ladies and nine children attended. A quilt was finished and plans were set for an apron and baked goods sale in Elyria in December. Irene Wise is the new president with Bernice Prosser as secretary in her absence. Committees for the coming year are announced with chairmen named.
The next gathering is set for November 10 at Mrs Evenson's home 132 Bath Street Elyria. Attendees include Sunshine Mrs Anna Hosler Mrs George Meyers Agnes Wise Leona Seckt Dorothy Parker and social Leona Seckt with plans to entertain for Mrs C A Heath's mother.
Mrs Parker entertained at a birthday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Ammerman and son from Medina, Mr and Mrs E C Packer of Copely, Mr and Mrs Alexander of Massaison, Mr and Mrs R O Simmons of Hayesville, Mr and Mrs Alc Conrey and daughter of Strongsville.
Mrs Mary Killip, long beset by failing health, is now bedridden and confined to her bed as her condition persists.
Avon residents hosted the Research Club at Roy Cahoon’s home on October 26. Mr. and Mrs. Cahoon entertained members and their husbands with visiting guests Mr. and Mrs. McGlenn from Cleveland who presented pictures of their South American trip. Refreshments followed.
The Royal Circle of the Methodist church was entertained by Miss Gladys Peak at her home Wednesday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E church were entertained by Mrs Herbert Green at her Detroit Road home this afternoon.
On account of the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association, Ed Ringler and his wife visited Savannah Lake residents Mr. and Mrs. Morse. There will be no school Friday due to the event.
South Ridge notes a Hickory Tree Grange meeting in Amherst. A Stein-Twist wedding took place at Trinity Lutheran Church Lakewood with a reception at the bride’s home. Ladies Aid and Missionary Society planned a church chicken supper in Elyria, with Mrs Curtis hosting a D C Club meeting on Saturday.
Daughters and relatives visit family homes across Lorain Erie and surrounding towns. Numerous calls and dinners feature residents from Eaton, Lorain, Cleveland, Elyria, Amherst, and Detroit. The item ends with an advertisement for FASTEETH to stabilize dentures.
Mr and Mrs Carl Robart and daughter visited Robart's mother in Barberton. Miss Clara Kline spent time in Wakeman with aunt Mrs Nellie Burk. Roland French from Cleveland Heights visited Birmingham. Mrs O B Schoepfie was in Cleveland on Saturday. Louis Ballash spent the weekend with his family. Weber Wasem and family from Dover visited W H Wasem and family. Carl Weber spent Monday in Lorain. Doris Prince attends the Eastern Star convention in Toledo.
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