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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1936

Page

2

West Ridge Four-H Banner Club Holds Test Meeting

The West Carlisle Four-H Banner club met with Robert Grobe on Edison Highway for its first meeting of the year. Ken neth Fow presided in the president’s absence as dues were collected and plans for County Fair exhibits were made. Guests included Merle and Robert Penfound Chester Sprague Kenneth Fowl Donald Simms Roger Minnich Malcoin Fowl and the host. A Lyn don Chapter 6 E S meeting is set for Sept 21 with a tureen dinner and chapter rolls and coffee provided.

West Carlisle Four-H Robert Grobe Edison Highway Frank Stang Kenneth Fow Merle Robert Penfound Chester Sprague Kenneth Fowl Donald Simms Roger Minnich Malcoin Fowl

Carlisle 4-H Club Leaders Campaign For Congress

West Carlisle Four-H Club delegates, including Lois Eldred, head to Columbus for the Four-H Club Congress. Lois, a 10 year member with 13 projects, earns top grades among county 4-H youth.

Anna Dimmick Eirria B. O. Pope Florence Milton Babcock Allie Freeman Elyria Elyria Clinic Is. Freeman Mae Lyman Russell Lee Lyman Virginia Lee Lois Eldred Columbus West Carlisle Jolly Hustlers Lois

Local Social News Highlights from Elyria Area

The Ladies Aid Society was entertained by Mrs Beryl Snyder on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Penfound of Hempstead Long Island were guests of relatives. J H Penfound hosted a chicken dinner for twenty five relatives and friends. Several local residents visited: Walker family in La Grange, Wesler Grills and Harry Squire in Oberlin, Florence Mondary, B O Pove and daughter, Theodore Grills family, Gilbert Minnich returns to Sears Elyria, Eldred family in Elyria, W J Fitzgerald family moving to Elyria, Cort of Plymouth Ohio visited the Burrer home.

Ladies Aid Society Beryl Snyder J. H. Penfound Harlan Merle Penfound Fred Penfound Hempstead Long Island J. H.penfound R. L. Walker Medwin Walker la Grange Wesler Grills Harry Squire Oberlin B. O. Pove Florence Mondary Lewis Spiedelburg Townlime Road C. J. Smith Edison Highway Theodore Grills Gilbert Minnich Sears and Roebuck Elyria I. F. Eldred Ardith Robert Silver W. Jd. Fitzgerald Fred Cort Plymouth Ohio E. J. Burrer

Homemaker Club Holds First Postwar Session

Grafton Homemaker Club met at Mrs. W W Baker’s home with fourteen in attendance. Edith Tran appointed Anna Beamett secretary. Bird urged canned vegetable and fruit contest entries for Elyria Fair with display at Columbus judging food contest. Next meeting set for Oct 14 with Mrs. Ross Stuart hosting.

Grafton Homemaker Club WW. E. Baker Edith Tran Anna Beamett Miss Bird Elyria Fair Columbus J. H. Sheldon True Singing of America Ross Stuart

Wür. and Mrs. Glenn Strickland 4 at a Wiener Roast

Wr and Mrs Glenn Strickland attend a Wiener roast gathering hosted by local friends, followed by informal social time. The event focuses on fellowship and community warmth with light refreshments.

Mrs Glenn Strickland

Grange meeting attendees list at Wellington gathering

Mrs F E Schriver and son Henry with two daughters Elsie and Frances attended the Pomona Grange meeting in Wellington along with Mr and Mrs Wilmot Lorg Mrs George Harrison and her daughters Edna and Anna Harrison and Mr and Mrs Leon Lehman. Music was by Mrs Lehman and Henry Schriver. The next meeting will be an all day event at Amherst on the first Saturday in November.

F. E. Schriver Henry Elsie Frances Schriver Wilmot Lorg George Harrison Edna Anna Harrison Leon

Local families visit over weekend in Ohio area

Mr and Mrs Earl Syphers and children Thomas and Barbara of Cleveland spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs McClellan. Earl Durkee hosted Sunday guests. Irvin Klinect and daughter Alice visited Engeze of Elrria and Mrs Lottie Klinect. Julius Wilcox of La Grange called on Leon Lehman Saturday evening. William Johnson and family of Feimver spent Sunday with A L Baur. Mrs Herman Postal is in Marion hospital for operative treatment. William Beckingham and family visited W H Buckingham and family in La Grange Sunday afternoon and saw E H Wise Monday.

Earl Durkee Irvin Klinect Alice Engeze Elrria Lottie Klinect Julius Wilcox la Grange Leon Lehman William Johnson Feimver A. L. Baur Herman Postal Marion Hospital William Beckingham W. H. Buckingham E.H. Wise Mondar

Local families join visits across Ohio communities

Mr and Mrs Harry Wagner and children from Penfield Junction spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Clifford Schultz. Various visitors from Akron La Grange Cleveland and Elyria attended gatherings and events including the Medina fair and the Great Lakes Exposition. The Knot A Thread Quilt Club planned a meeting with Estella Aldrich as host.

Harry Wagner Elizabeth Harry Jr James Penfield Junction Clfford Schultz Glenn Werkhiser C. H. Ammon Akron W. D. Johnson la Grange Alia Johnson Estella Aldrich J. C. Aldrich Wirs Edward Medhurst Cleveland W. F. Hastings J. D. Mennell Medina Fair C. H. Schultz Wiliam Wick Arthur Wick Theremorial Hospital Elyria Henry Bennader Lodi

Ladies Aid hosts meeting at Henrietta home

Henrietta Mrs. Fred Bauman hosted the Ladies Aid of the Reformed church at her home last week. With the president absent, vice president Mrs. Henry Pate led. Refreshments were served to Rev. and Mrs. Bucher, many members and visitors including Mrs. Carl Dute and daughter Ruth, and several others.

Fred Bauman Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church Albert Latteman Henry Pate Bucher Mary Becker Sophia Pippert Coon Moehl Louis Delefield Martha Delefield Henry Dute Mary Bohn

Methodist Aid Society September meeting at church parlor

The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church held a September gathering at the church parlors hosted by Mrs. D A Bonnett and Mrs Walter Bonnett. The president Mrs Herland Schlecter opened the session and refreshments followed for members and visiting guests from Cleveland and local families.

Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church D. A. Bonnett Walter Bonnett Herland Schlecter Kaetzel Harland Schlecter Fred Morer Ben Bauman Elmer Portman John Geissendoerfer John Hostettier Roy Angersbach Daniel Born Harry Myer John Bauman Barbara Angersbach Paul Myer Lizzie Bauman Cleveland Harry Jones Dorothy Fred Latteman Mary Vivian A. J. Clemons Jean and Wilma Angersbach Janet Schlecter William and Harold Bonnett

Bridge Club Host Hampburgery Social in Bay Village

Mr and Mrs Ernest Lamver Myers of Bay Village entertained Mr and Mrs Earl Kendeigh Mr and Mrs Harley Kelly and Mr and Mrs Rex Lees with a ham burgery at their home Saturday Richard K Portman of Cleveland and Robert Cathcart of Chicago were weekend guests at the home of the former's parents.

Ernest Lamvermyer Bay Village Earl Kendeigh Harley Kelly Rex Lees Richard K. Portman Cleveland Robert Cathcart Chicago

Local families host Sunday afternoon gathering

Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Portman hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bellamy and their son from Sandusky and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keible and their son from Berlin Heights visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keible Sunday afternoon.

H. G. Portman Milton Bellamy Sandusky Albert Keible Berlin Heights Frank Keible

Local Families Attend Dinners and Visits Across Towns

A roundup of social visits and dinners features Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Johnson honoring daughter Ann Lucile on her second birthday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hostettier and sons from Detroit, and others from Cleveland Oberlin and nearby towns. Also noted are trips to the Great Lakes Exposition and visits to Verilmion Fayette and Brook Park, with several breakfasts and afternoon calls among residents of Oberlin, Brownhelm, Pittsfield, and surrounding communities.

Mrs. M. G. Johnson Ann Lucile Victor Hostettier John and Jerry Detroit Sophia Falk Cleveland John Hostettier Albert Reusser Nelson Carl Johnson Harold Henry Billy Buddy Lakewoo H. G. Portman A. J. Clemons Carol Donald Portman John Bauman Catharine Loeffier Vermilion Oscar Zureher Virge Insurance Companies Fayette Gene Minor George Mizor Walter Kranter Greenville Mich Pan Court Oberlin Wallace Court Frank Cook Barry Weber Bareld Coates C. O. Burrell Elsha Carl Becker Brownhelm Earl Betts Pittsfield Marvy Becker Jacob Walter Jr George Rudolph Brook Park C .H. Currier Edna Unger Frank Kelble

Valley City P. T. A. Meets for New Year

The Valley City P. T. A. will hold its first meeting of the year Thursday evening with a reception for teachers. Mrs. Richard Rentter, reelected president at the last meeting, will preside.

Richard Rentter

School Opens With Larger Attendance Than Last Year

School opens with higher attendance. some grades struggle with room and seating as fifth and sixth grade classes exceed available seats by ten pupils.

Mrs Albert Meliert Attends Ohio Evangelical Union Convention

Mrs Albert Meliert served as a delegate to the Ohio District Evangelical Women's Union Convention held September 15 through 17 at St John’s Evangelical Reform Church in Cleveland.

Albert Meliert Ohio Evangelical Women’s Union St. John’s Evangelical Reformed Church Cleveland

Community social notes from local residents

A crop of visiting relatives and weekend gatherings appears across area households. Names include Harold Dean, Ralph Feuchter, Frank Weidner, Anna Schaeffer, Jeanne and Marie Arick, Betty Gill, Charlies Derek, Henrietta Armbruster, Edward Lambert, Howard Grabenstetter, Betty Lou Mack, Val Tombash family, Earl Reusch, Donald Parfit, Thelma Steck, Paul Steck, Emma Hess, Meta Weidner, Ror WeCor, Wilma Steck, Ella Yost, Mila Kinetin, Zion's Lutheran League party, Gust Middlestead, James Minch, Fred Sauerbrei, and others visiting or hosting. A Pinochle Club gathering and Exposition attendance are noted along with a few travel updates and school assignments.

Harold Dean Ralph Feuchter Frank Weidner Anna Schaeffer Jeanne Marie Earl Arick Janice Arick Betty Gill Medina Charlies Derek Canton Henrietta Armbruster Edward Lambert Cleveland Howard Grabenstetter William Grabenstetter Betty Lou Mack Irma Hospital Val Tombrash Colina Mr. Tombash Earl Reusch Donald Parfit Lykens, QC Thelma Paul Steck Columbus Capitol University Emma Hess Meta Weidner Ror WeCor Calumet City Wilma Steck Barberton Oakdale Ella Yost Sitrongsville Mila Kinet Strathers Zion Lutheran League B. B. Goodmann Gust Middlestead Phrilis Berea James Minch Rosamund Strongsville Fred Sauerbrei D. G. Reisinger Mary Kellip Belden Deat Kline Kline Arthur Hauck Billy John Hauck

Tulsa Jones Battles Murderer During Thunderstorm Plot

A chaotic scene unfolds as Miss Tulsa Jones fights to subdue a murderous assailant named Stutter while Jim Somers arrives late, the storm rages, and the killer is tackled. The danger climaxes with a dramatic rescue and a hospital-like rush to safety as a thunderstorm rages outside.

Ttotter Miss Jones Carly Jim Somers

Methodist Ladies Aid Societies Merge in Columbia

The Alpha and Sunset groups of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society in Columbia have merged to form Ope Society. Their next meeting will be held at Mrs. Vida Martin's home on September 24 in the afternoon.

Columbia Methodist Ladies Aid Society Vida Martin

Association officers named by Mrs Dunford

Mrs Ernest Dunford announces this year's Parent-Teachers Association officers including vice president Mrs Alice Lindstrom secretary Mrs Wade Jacquays treasurer Mrs Orra Crocker program chairmen Mrs M L Rover membership Miss Roberta Churchward Ways and Means Mrs Nelson Walters Magazines Mrs Harry Stinchcomb publicity Mrs Roy Putt Mrs J H Lonzbon and Miss Josie Harrington Reresiiments Mrs Lester Harrington

Ernest Dunford Parent-Teachers Association Alice Lindstrom Wade Jacquays Orra Crocker M. L. Rover Roberta Churchward Nelson Walters Harry Stinchcomb Roy Putt J. H. Lonzbon Josie Harrington Lester Harrington

School grades appoint student officers in eighth and ninth

In eighth grade under room teacher Robert Painter the officers include president William Miller, vice president Virginia Putt, and secretary-treasurer Lynn Bartter. Ninth grade officers list president Glenn Putt, vice president Bertha Duplaza, and secretary Louis Idor.

Robert Painter William Miller Virginia Putt Lynn Bartter Glenn Putt Bertha Duplaza Louis Idor

Local Residents Mention Socials and Travel in Brief Notices

Mr and Mrs A S Gibson attended the funeral of Henry Dailey in Dover on Monday. Mrs Walter Folley of Brunswick and Mrs Jennie Wise of Berea visited Mrs Robert Churchward last week. Columbia 4 H Club delegates Rowena Ingersoll and Leland Martin plus Betty Churchward and Ruth Tomes won state vegetable cookery. Rev and Mrs Marshall P Bickford left for Bridgeport Conn to direct Young People's work and attend Yale. Baptist Mission Circle meets Mrs Belle Stadden Wednesday Sept 23 with devotions led by Mrs Ethel Cartright and hostesses Mrs Jennie Mitchell Mrs Alice Lindstrom and Mrs Gertrude Cather. Mr and Mrs H C Hunter and Edward Gilpin visited the Stoneboro Fair on Labor Day then saw the former's sister. Ernest Dunford and family visited his father in Elyria Sunday. A R Keyse writes from White Horse Yukon Alaska.

A. S. Gibson Henry Dailey Dover Walter Folley Brunswick Jennie Wise Berea Robert Churchward Columbia Columbus Rowena Ingersoll Leland Martin Betty Churchward Ruth Tomes Marshall P. Bickford Bridgeport Conn Bickford University of Yale Baptist Mission Circle Belle Stadden Ethel Cartright Willead Jennie Mitchell Alice Lindstrom Gertrude Cather H. C. Hunter Edward Gilpin Stoneboro Pennsylvania Ernest Dunford Elyria A. R. Keyse White Horse Yukon

Excerpt Details Trip Plans and Local News Tidbits

A passage outlines a long overland and air journey up to 450 miles north including Dawson with plans to visit Tacoma Washington Yosemite Valley and Salt Lake City on the return. It notes Fred Allen selling his home and moving to Berea and lists several local residents visiting Cleveland Baldwin Wallace College and Ridgeville with family visits and a car accident injury to Louis Davidson.

Dawson Tacoma Washington Yosemite Valley Salt Lake City Fred Allen Berea J. H. Akins Gertrude Cleveland Baldwin-Wallace College Louise Keyse Phyllis Bartter Emily Brown Shirley Jasper Edna Barber Louis Davidson Vernon Mitchell Elsrna Henry Lehming van Wert John Martin Libbie Anna Marti Eva Beaumont John van Arsdale Ridgeville J. R. van Arsdale Roy Burze Wellington

Local Social Notes From Kipton to Elyria Area

Mrs D J Radcliffe of Nova visits daughter Mrs William Ingersoll and the Ingersolls visit his mother in Kipton Sunday. George Dent Jr Musa Artz and Karl Artz attend the Exposition in Cleveland Sunday. Marine Geiger stays with Mary Healer. Jennie Mitchell sells her West River Road homestead to Willard Keyse. Waldo Jacanays calls on cousins. Ione Cole hospitalized at Elyria Memorial last Friday evening. Roy Putt entertains a school friend. M and Mrs Walter Baar of Port Angelus Washington, reunite after twenty five years.

D. J. Radcliffe Nova William Ingersoll Elyria Memorial Hospital Roy Putt Walter Baar Port Angelus Washington

Mothers and Friends Attend Vincent Club Kid Party

The Markley Sewing 4 H Club hosted a Kid Party at Grace Reising’s home with green and white decor. Loretta Lewis won several prizes, while Mrs. Takacs and Margaret Takacs each took two. An amateur hour featured guests as performers, followed by refreshments and dancing.

Markley Sewing Sallies 4- H Club Grace Reising Loretta Lewis Takacs Margaret Takacs

Loyal Workers Auxiliary of the M. E. Meeting Notice

Members of the Loyal Workers Auxiliary of the M. E. Church are invited to a regular gathering. The meeting will include reports from officers and plans for community service projects this season.

Loyal Workers Auxiliary of The M. E

Markley School PTA Holds First Meeting

The first Mark ley School Parent Teacher Association meeting was held Thursday evening in the school house. Mrs. Leroy Rhone called in Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Morris Monday afternoon. Various local residents were noted visiting neighbors over the weekend.

M. B. Copas Leroy Rhone John Cook John Harnish Ella Jane Harnish Frankie Beese Chris Ackerman Helen Beese C. E. McIntire J. G. Morris Laurabelle Stoughton Markley School Parent-Teacher Association

Leisha township school social and local visits noted

The Leisha township schools held a get acquainted meeting at Markley School with about twenty five attendees. Various locals were mentioned visiting relatives in LaGrange and Cleveland. Several families and individuals are listed with visiting or illness notes and social calls over the period.

West View News Notes from Olmsted Falls and area

Community church guild entertains Vegetable Growers Association with dinner. Local families attend Berea Fair and Great Lakes Exposition. Headlines include school dismissals, visits, births, travels, and social gatherings in Olmsted Falls, Berea, and nearby towns.

Parents urged to inspect school conditions for children

Clause by CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN, M.D. notes that many officials urge parental visits to schools to observe teaching conditions. The column blends advice on child reactions to school with a long society notes section listing numerous local visits, baptisms, and gatherings among Elyria residents and families from surrounding areas.

Claud North Chrisman M.D Ate

Hidden Problems in Child Behavior and Parental Guidance

The text describes diverse child needs from restless to shy, stressing parental school visits to understand and guide behavior. It notes many children conceal troubles, with misdirection causing maladjustment and health risks.

Enlightened seating for disabled children in early schooling

The piece discusses locating disabilities in early years and adjusting classroom seating, lighting, and hearing facilities. It urges placing short legged children in low seats and those who tease in back rows, with attention to eye strain and suspected hearing loss to aid early treatment.

W M Missionary Society Meets at Tilile Home

Mrs Anna Hermann reports the W M Missionary Society gathering held Thursday afternoon September 17 at the home of Mrs Tilile. Members discussed plans and shared updates in a concise meeting.

Ter Anna Hermann W. M. Missionary Society Tilile Schuster

Olmsted Grange Plans Third and Fourth Degree Initiation

Olmsted Grange No. 1619 to initiate in the third and fourth degrees Tuesday evening at the I O F hall. Ten patrons attended the Grange chain meeting at North Olmsted last Wednesday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Raymond Herman and Mrs Bertha Herrmann of West View, Mr and Mrs Otto Eister, Frances and Anna Bislich, Mr and Mrs C B Moun, and Mrs Singer of Olmsted Falls. Mr and Mrs J J Kusse attended the Vegetable Growers Association weeklong program in Cleveland last week.

Olmsted Grange No. 1619 Grange Chain North Olmsted Raymond Herman Bertha Hermann West View Otto Eister Frances Anna Bislich C. B. Moun Singer Olmsted Falls J. J. Kusse

Local Families Visit Over Weekend Near Elyria

Henry Latteman and family Clarence and Robert visited with Latteman relatives at Blue Hole Castalia. August Fisker and Grugel from Cleveland dined with Bennett family. Schaffer family from Elyria called on Snyder. Reusser and Schroeder from Cleveland spent weekend with Albert Reusser. Adam Horn called on John Ives in Oberlin. Gegenheimer family also visited.

Henrietta Philip Latteman Clarence Robert Henry Altmiller Walter Kenneth Fred Latteman Mary Vivian Myron Ries Blue Hole Castalia August Fisker Grugel Cleveland Bennett Home E. L. Schaffer Elyria G. M. Snyder Carl Reusser Ralph Schroeder Albert Reusser Adam Horn John Ives Oberlin Arthur Gegenheimer

Village News A Round of Calls and Visits Totals Many Guests

Mrs. Willy Danger returns home after Elyria and Cleveland trip. Several neighbors and relatives from Akron Oberlin Cleveland Louisville Ky and Sullivan called on local families through the week. Names include Bauman Angersbach Born Emmerick Geisendorfer and others with visits to Memorial Hospital Elmira and Amherst.

Willy Danger Elyria Cleveland John Bauman Fred Rebel Harry Buchs Akron Anna Buths Louise Emmerick A. R. Emmerick Lizzie Bauman Katie Burk Barbara Angersbach George Minor Helen Ardith Bauman Howard Gould Butt Ann Webber Memorial Hospital Elvrra Rosa Buchs Oberlin Hate Weidman Barbara Hilberg John Born Frank Barek Childrens Amherst Melvin Anger Speckman Louisville Kate Burk John Geisendoerfer Ora Nuelsen Birmingham Conrad Saltzman Walter Miller Sullivan John

Clarksfield Hosts Notables and Visitors in Free Weekend

Sunday guests gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tinker with attendees from Columbus Cleveland Medina and Toledo. Visitors included the Abram families plus Bert Knapp and extended visits by Myrtie Sprague tenants and Foster parents J C Ames relations. Mrs Laura Chapman from Mystic Conn. joins Mrs D B Smith and husband for a family visit.

Glenn Tinker Howard Abram William Abram Columbus Harold Abram Cleveland B. C. Abram Medina Howard Myrtie Sprague Bert Knapp Toledo Elva Case Howard Burt Ashland Clarksfield G. W. Pollock Harry CranJell William Yewey Ray Rider Gordon McIntyre Pontiac Mich J. C. Ames Leon Rounds Sanford Stiles Wakeman A. C. Cawrse Laura Chapman Mystic, Conn D. B. Smith

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