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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1938

Page

4

Roosevelt in Maryland as President and party leader

Boake Carter reports Franklin D Roosevelt pressed both roles in Maryland. He claimed the President welcome in any state yet backed a local candidate, sparking charges of partisanship and “class feeling.” The Eastern Shore speech drew sharp defense and critique of his dual stance.

Free States Maryland Franklin D. Roosevelt J United States Franklin Roosevelt West Roosevelt

National Men's Shoe Week Highlights Rugged Brogues and Casual Fashion

American men shift from formal wear to casual business styles with rugged brogues and darker Caliskin and Cordovan leathers. Observance begins today as National Men's Shoe Week spotlights masculine footwear, with Norwegian grain and pigskin options on display in stores.

National Boot and Shoe Recorder Cordevan

Norman Haslop Fined On Reckless Driving Charge

Norman Haslop, a delivery truck driver, was fined $2 and costs by Mayor Joseph Q Petro yesterday after being arraigned on a reckless driving charge. He was arrested by Patrolman Robert Schwartz Wednesday near the Fair Grounds.

Norman Haslop Joseph Q Petro Robert Schwartz Fair Grounds

Mystery Yacht Cruise on the Golden Gull Heads Toward Hidden Danger

On the Golden Gull cruise, passengers including Theodora Raynor Hugo Albright and Dr Smitting receive sealed, blank envelopes while danger increases. A mysterious cloaked figure prowls at night as Hugo and Denis plan a patrol. Teddy, worried, encounters a hooded stranger in the corridor as the voyage grows more perilous.

Theodora Teddy) Raynor Hugo Albright Dr. Smitting Denis Graham Smitting Charis Winslowe Cecil Stoddard Roy Parrin Marvis John Carper Professor Turner Teddy Hugo Denis Smitiny Charis Angel Elsie Haro

Avon Council Meeting Notes and Social Event Summary

Avon council met at the Town Hall with minutes read and bills approved. The council advertised bids for street lighting and considered a franchise and rate ordinance for the Ohio Fuel and Gas Co. No action taken. A steel ceiling bid for Town Halls was authorized. Education and road work were discussed. A social event celebrated Miss Rachel Peak’s upcoming marriage to George Houserman of Elyria.

Avon Baughman Ohio Fuel and Gas Company Adam Abfall Lear-Nagel Coune

Research Club Retreat Opens Season With Resignation

The Research Club met at Mrs LaVerne Pickering’s home for the season’s first gathering. President Mrs Charles Wilford led the business session where Mrs John Olds resigned as Pro chair and members discussed upcoming activities.

Research Club LaVerne Pickering Charles Wilford John Olds

Couple To Observe Golden Wedding

A well known couple Mr and Mrs John Wight of 146 Courtland Street will observe their Golden Wedding anniversary on Monday September 17. They were married in Cleveland on September 12 1888. Mrs Wight formerly Bessie Worsick from Cleveland. Mr Wight a retired jeweler who sold to his nephew Carl Wight now partnered with his father Herman L Wight in the family jewelry business known as the Wight Company. Both are members of First Congregational Church and affiliated with local lodges. A family dinner will be held at the home Sunday with guests including Paul Wight and family William Tennant Wills Johnson Cleveland Herman Wight and Mrs Clara Pitkin Ava of La Porte.

Wellington John Wight Courtland Street Cleveland Wight Bessie Worsick Herman L. Wight Herman Wight Company Herman Wight Here Clara Pitkin Ava la Porte

Wellington community notices mix still life events unfold

By Cora M Shepard various local club actions and meetings include office takeovers citizenship leadership appointments and subscriptions duties for literature. Garden club events feature lectures on gladiolus and dahlias, prize ribbons, and an annual flower show with a dinner and reservations. A clam bake and chicken orders are announced for Wellington Aerie members, with upcoming church activities and a band concert planned by the Parents Music committee.

Bride gift reveal prompts blue and gold decor

The evening featured games and a lunch as blue and gold decorations set the scene. Miss Peak received several lovely gifts while out of town guests included Ruth Atkinson Mike Nixon Katherine Neidhart Eleanor Guenther of Cleveland and Gertrude Palmer of North Olmsted. Also listed is a correction to a previous school news report naming seven class officers led by President Doris Gough and secretary Phyllis Sample.

Miss Peak Ruth Atkinson Mike Nixon Katherine Neidhart Eleanor Guenther Cleveland Gertrude Palmer North Olmsted Doris Gough Everett Peak Phyllis Sample Donald Davis

Local Visitors and Family News From Columbia Area

Columbia notes list Howard Bauer and family of Medina visiting Mr and Mrs Victor Morlock for Labor Day. Westfall family transported Betty Jo Bailey to Baileysville WV and returned with Mrs Westfall’s mother Mrs Bailey. Kathryn Bashian recovering from appendectomy stays in Baileysville and will not return to Columbia school. Edgar Cropp of Paxtonville and Mr Daly Wilkins visit. Robert Van Arsdale visits Wellington. to return to University of Pennsylvania next week. J Dunford of Elyria says his father is improving. Irving Klinect also in Columbia on a business call Wednesday.

Columbia Howard Bauer Medina Victor Morlock Labor Day M. Westfall Betty Jo Bailey Baileysville West Virginia Edgar Cropp Paxtonville Inots Daly Wilkins Robert van Arsdale Wellington University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Ernest Dunford J. Dunford Lincoln Court Elyria Irving Klinect

Local Church Service With Rev Lonzo Green

From 1902 to 1907 a preacher will visit the town church and speak briefly on Sunday morning. Rev Lonzo S Green will deliver the message titled Taking Things Into Our Hands. Services begin at 730 PM after the summer outdoor period. Other town churches maintain regular schedules. Relief Corps members enjoyed a tea at Miss Margaret Rathwell's home Thursday afternoon. Mrs Allie Barrick is bedbound with illness.

Lonzo S. Green Harmlin Wowbeat Margaret Rathwell Allie Barrick

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