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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1938

Page

16

Two Circles Meet Amherst Women’s Union Events

Two circles of the Woman's Union of St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed church met Thursday. Circle L held an all day session with noon dinner for 18. Plans were made for the October semi annual birthday party and guest day. Members sang duets and shared devotions. A new member joined Circle 5, and preparations for the October meeting at Mrs Carl Berg's home were set. Contests awarded honors to several members and refreshments served to 14 members and one guest.

Amherst Woman's Union of St. Peter Sondergeld George Rosenkranz Emery Sondergeld Rosenkrang C E. Schmidt Henry Holle Carl Doide Charles Fisker L. Roemer Mary Brucker Circle 5 Clarence Albrecht Leavitt Frank Stark Fred Berg Carl Berg Robert Hasenflue Fred Schaub Albert Barcker R. C Bosse Ladies’ Aid Society St Paul Lutheran Church Hostes Edward Martin

James Smiths Nameday at Foursquare Church Schedule

The readable fragment lists James Smith with a Low Mass at 8.00 and a High Mass at 1000 in a Foursquare church led by Rev Daniel Buser, pastor. Church school at 9.15 followed by Worship at 10.30 and an Evangelical service at 7.30.

St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church CC. E. Schmidt First Evangelical Church M. A. Hayes E. CE St. Paul Lutheran Church R. C. Bosse James Smith Foursquare Church Daniel Buser Evangelical Service

Eyston Sets World Land Speed Record at 357.50 mph

British Captain George Eyston, driving the Thunderbolt at Bonneville Salt Flats, achieves a world land speed record of 357.50 miles per hour on the salt beds. The run follows a prior 356.44 mph pass and eclipses John Cobb’s 350.2 mph record in the ongoing speed duel.

Bonneville Salt Flats Utah George E H. T. Fbyston Eyston Hns John Cobb London Cobb

Elyria Seeks Conventions Through Chamber Committee

A new Elyria Chamber of Commerce committee led by George Gould aims to attract conventions to the city. Members include Carl Wagner W O McClellan Robert Jones and Don Cornish. The effort follows success of last month’s state softball tournament and targets small conventions, contacting local organization branches to solicit annual gatherings.

Elyria Elsha

Kitten Walks Five Miles Home To Chardon

A farm kitten in Chardon Ohio wandered five miles to reunite with its mother. Miss Belle Goldthorpe, nearby on another farm, gave the kitten to her sister Mrs Fred Ferris in Chardon, but the young animal became homesick and trekked back to the farm it left.

Chardon Belle Goldthorpe Fred Ferris

Body Plant Strike Paralyzing Big Auto Factories

DETROIT September 1 United Automobile Workers strike at the Briggs body factory crippled Chrysler plants nationwide. Fifty thousand jobs at risk as two plants closed and 18 900 idle. Plymouth Walkerville and Dodge plants idled or running short of bodies. Threats loom at Los Angeles Marysville Evansville Kokomo New Castle. Briggs leaders accused the company of exploiting inter union turmoil to speed work.

Detroit United Automobile Briggs Body Chrysler Corporation Chrysler Briggs Plymouth Walkerville Ont Dodge Kercheval Ave Los Angeles Marysville Mich Evansville Kokomo New Castle Briggs Corporation UAW

George Asks Democratic Unity in Georgia Senate Win

Sen Walter George urged party unity after winning renomination in Georgia. He dismissed grudges from the primary, calling for Democrats to set aside differences for the common good. Roosevelt asked constituents to retire him, while George carried a strong county lead and Eugene Talmadge trailed in the vote.

Atlanta Walter. George Roosevelt Georgia George Eugene Talmadge Lawrence& Camp amit +ates F Rivers

Columbia Township Board Sells Bonds

The Columbia Township Board of Education sold a $60000 bond issue to the State Teachers' Retirement System to finance the school addition. The bonds carry 3 percent interest and sold at a premium of $575. Announcement appeared in the Chronicle Telegram want ads.

Columbia Township Columbia Township Board of Education State Teachers’ Retirement System

Y M C A To Have Membership Drive In Ely

Preparations for the Ely Y M C A annual membership campaign began with the executive committee setting dates and naming Campaign chairman H Rea Selby Colson Corporation executive. Campaigns will run in both the men’s and boys’ divisions with captains and teams yet to be chosen. About 80 boys are expected to participate and several prizes will be offered in the boys’ division to motivate workers.

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