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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1938

Page

9

Chapter XXXII First reaction relief and danger on ship

Hugo recovers after a brutal assault on the ship. He describes being blinded, bound, and questioned about a coded key. Denis suspects the attacker seeks the Golden Gull society codes, risking lucrative deciphering. Hugo and companions plan to stay vigilant as the peril continues.

Hugo Charis Teddy Denis Golden Gull Society

New York Day By Day Little Tales from the 1930s City Scene

New York Day By Day recounts scattered city vignettes from September 14 1938. It notes Julia Chandler quoting a song to Wrong Way Corrigan atop a tower, visits in Rochester and Sag Harbor, reminisces about postcard origins in Germany and Hamburg, and records encounters with locals like Larry Gallagher and William Jennings Bryan.

New York Julia Chandler Empire State Corrigan A. D. Buedingen Rochester N. Y Karl America Germany Hamburg Erie Wichita Vyvian Donner Larry Gallagher Wall Street Laxewood N. J William Jennings Bryan Sag Harbor United States

Buckeye Sewers Meet at Gulf Road Hosts and Plans

Miss Lois Youtzy hosted the Buckeye Sewers 4-H Club at Gulf Road for a regular meeting stormy attendance. Plans included a box social at Gulf Road School House on Sept 29 with project displays and a Senior 4-H demonstration team in costume leading folk and square dances. A masquerade dance was discussed for Oct 14 with plans to be announced. Neva Carrick to host next meeting Sept 19. Also notes birthday tribute to Mrs. George Chambers. Local thefts reported as pig and chickens taken, under investigation by Village Marshals. In California, Miss Barbara Rose’s cat distracted a rattlesnake before the father killed the serpent.

Buckeye Sewers Sheffield Lois Youtzy Gulf Road Ruth Johnson Gulf Road School House Neva Carrick George Chambers Ford Road H. C. Chambers Clarence Brush Dorothy Doris Clarissa Charles Brush Chests Ridge P. L. Chambers James Knapp Jeromesville Don Buftfenmeyer Hayesville Hazel Bechtel Ashland Lester Youtzy Herbert Chambers Killbuck Ohio

Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Pile Relief

A Buffalo drugs gift thirty years ago created a formula for relief from itching and smarting caused by piles. The advertisement touts quick results and offers a money back guarantee if not delighted. Available from any drugsist in a tube with a hard rate ber annlicator. 0¢ Ady.

Buffalo Drugs Peterson

J C Penney Announces Half Day Half Dollar Sale

J C Penney Co introduces a Half Day Half Dollar sale on Thursday September 15 with the store closing until noon and the bargain event running only in the afternoon.

J. C.penney Co

Midweek church events add to Amherst schedule

The First Evangelical church holds a 7:30 prayer service with a new mission study titled The Way of the Witnesses. At 8:30 the Sunday School board and church council meet jointly. Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters plan a joint family outing tonight.

First Evangelical Church Sunday School Board Church Council Knights of Pythias Pythian

Foursquare Church Night and Tureen Supper at Beaver Park

By Mrs. B A Jenne the Beaver Park notice lists a tureen supper at 6 30 and an evening program by the Knights. Mid week service of the Foursquare church is tonight at 7 30 led by Elmer Garber due to the pastor's absence as Rev Daniel Buser is away at the Gettysburg convention. Circle One of the Woman's Union.

Beaver Park Knights Foursquare Church Elmer Garber Daniel Buser Buser Gettysburg Foursquare Woman's Union

St Peter Evangelical and Reformed church quilting session

St Peter Evangelical and Re formed church parishioners planned an all day Thursday quilting session with a noon dinner. Circle 5 will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Clarence Albrecht. Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran church held an afternoon meeting at the church parlors. Legion Auxiliary officers were chosen at the meeting in the town hall Tuesday evening. Plans to meet again at Mrs Charles Mathes home on North Main. Auditing committee appointed: Mrs Alvin Brown Mrs Thomas Bruce Mrs Al Towne. Mary Martha class of Congregational church hosted bingo at Miss Minnie Sabiers and Mrs Emery Sethhley cottage at Nakomis Park with several attendees.

St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church Parsues Circle 5 Clarence Albrecht Ladies’ Aid Society St. Paul's Lutheran Church Legion Auxiliary Alvin Brown John Michael William Wenzel G. M. Parker Thomas Bruce George Kyvieg Lee Womack Charles Mathes North Main Street al. ‘Towne Mary Martha Congregational Church Minnie Sabiers Emery Sethhley Nakomis Park Bingo Grayce Purcell Maron Steele Dorotha Smith Mesdames Vincent Nalley Clarence Dean Bert Packard Floyd McIntyre Albin Wagner Wond Farris H. N. Morgan Sam Jenkins Norman Miller J. BR. Mac- Renae H. G. Battenhouse W. J

Intermediate League Meeting at St Peter Evangelical Church

The first post Sumner recess meeting of the Intermediate League of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church was held Tuesday evening at the church. Jean Webster led a devotional on whether the Teachings of Jesus Work Today, followed by a business session led by President Betty Baus. Mystery pals were drawn, then a social time with refreshments for twenty hosted by James Schulz and Betty Baus.

Intermediate League Ineremediate League St. Peter Evans Gelical and Reformed Church Sumner Jean Webster Jesus Betty Baus James Schulz

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