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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1936

Page

8

Meetings This Week In Nearby Communities

Community notices list meetings in towns such as Columbia Avon Camden and Grafton with events including club sessions Grange tours and school receptions. Residents are urged to attend P T A gatherings cemetery and park district functions and various church auxiliary meetings.

Avon—Baptist Ladies’ Aid George Jenkins Camden Columbia Aeme Grange Lois Rover Elsie Stearns Grafton Nettie Reichard LA Grange Harvey Hopkins Litchfield—Cemetery Park Ass B. W. Holmes

Exposition Visits and Family Reunions Across Ohio

Spencer and Mrs Dill along with the Weidricks and their daughter Geraldine attended the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland on Friday and Saturday. Akron visitors Delpha Stile and Miss Reed called on Mrs Malinda Nerlor. The Heisman school reunion drew eighty alumni to Rice's Dam. Blue Rice and two daughters hosted the Touby family for dinner. Auble and Hendricks families held their thirty-fourth reunion at Mary Long's Sullivan home. Weidrick, Smith, and others attended Meadow Brook park reunion at Bascom. Several residents planned teaching in Cleveland as well as a variety of Sunday calls and family visits across the region.

Herold Dill Karl Weidrick Geraldine Cleveland DelIpha Stile Miss Reed Akron Malinda Nerlor Rice’s Dam Blue Rice Charles C. Touby John Firestone Irene Auble W. H. Stroup Alice Hendricks Arleigh Hendricks Auble Mary Long Sullivan R. A. Hardie A Louise Jane Mann Welkensburg Penn Schoenbrunn Leonard Smith Weidrick Meadow Brook Park Bascom Jennie Johnson Mary Etzel Sidney Archer Lodi G. H. Shaw Chippewa Lake Donald Weidrick Herman Peabody Elyria

Kipton High School Opens 1936 37 With 153 Students

The Kipton school year began September 8 1936 with 153 students enrolled, about twenty fewer than last year mainly in the lower six grades. High School organized with senior class officers Charles Prehinger president and others, plus officers for junior sophomore and freshman classes and their advisors.

Kipton Charles Prehinger Janior Davidson Betty Whitney H. W. Baetz Russell Searles Stella Bueczek Esther Searles Reva Whitney Missabel Roth Leona Whitney Ray Brumby Clayton Pippert Robert Trout Richard Davidson Jimmie Brehm Harold Bowman Kenneth Carpenter

Camden P T A Plans First Meeting and Elections

The first Cam den P T A meeting is set for Tuesday evening September 15 chaired by Mrs Rudy Ostreim with officers including Mrs Edward Ober as vice president and Mrs Ralph Morgan as treasurer. A new secretary will be elected. large attendance is urged.

Camden P. T. A Rudy Ostreim Edward Ober Ralph Morgan

President Roosevelt Speaks On New Deal Promises

In a North Carolina address President Roosevelt frames the New Deal in hopeful terms, likening his leadership to guiding a flock toward green pastures and still waters and hinting at government checks as part of the relief arc. The reference to Alice Longworth prompts readers to question who the speaker identifies with.

Roosevelt FDR Madrid U.S Mussolini Hitler Moscow Hull Kane Coast Guard Washington Ambassador Bowers Mr. Bowers Morgenthau Joseph E. Murphy Secret Service Treasury Agency Whirligig Murphy Landon Treasury New Deal United Business Front New York Carter Glass Virginia Millerd Tydings Maryland Glass Tennessee Valley Authority David Lilienthal TVA Lillienthal White House Knox Hamilton Spiim North Carolina Mr. Roosevelt

Trotsky’s Name Change and Escape Story

An account recalls Leon Trotsky escaping Siberia by forging a passport under the name Leon Bronstein. He adopted the alias Trotsky, previously used by his Odessa jailer, a name that persisted throughout his life.

Leon Trotsky Leon Bronstein Siberian Eske Trotsky Odessa

Gottilieb Tailor Promotes Suit and Coat in North Wind

A local tailor named Gottlieb advertises winter clothing options, urging customers to consider tailor made suits and topcoats as cold winds begin. The brief promo references north wind conditions and Paris fashion sensibilities for quality garments.

Gottlieb North

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