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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1938
Page
11
Boake Carter notes in Maryland the Tydings win signals local ire at federal meddling in candidate choice. Voters rejected Roosevelt’s influence, defending local independence and criticizing the New Deal’s impact on business. The piece laments Roosevelt’s grip, contrasts it with past support, and warns of political ruin for critics.
The passage critiques reliance on government aid and attacks on the courts while tracing the Roosevelt popularity and voter alignment. It suggests voters desire swift punishment for wrongdoers but recoil when endorsements empower coercive political methods and White House egoism challenges.
Mrs Dorothy Meg hosted The Friendship Club with Cootie games and prizes won by Mrs James Buckingham and Mrs Howard Schwed. Mrs Howard Schwed to host next meeting. Lat-a-Lot Club gathered at Mrs Alex Schwed for needlework and social hour. salad course served. District Secretary Jack Gardner appointed at Anchor Rebekah Lodge School of Instruction. Members attend a Wellington session. night school plans in Cleveland. Mary Louise Becker and Dorothea Sayles visited. Viola Lawson to start work as instructor in New York City.
The Church Council met at the homes of Mrs. Metta Pierd and Mr. and Mrs. R F Clark to discuss matters and set a probable date for the annual market on Friday October 7. The Women’s Society worked at the church on sewing for a booth. Little Big Seven 4 H Club met at Wesley Samslow’s home to plan a Wiener roast at Glenn Hobbs’s home. Margaret Hurst and Dorothy Bobbs attended Youth’s Council in La Grange Monday evening.
John Carper, driven by power, confesses his ruthless plan to blackmail the ex-members of the secret society as Hugo and the crew subdue him. Parrin manipulated Carper for revenge and money, while Teddy recovers from wounds and Hugo proposes a triple wedding as engines are repaired and voyage resumes toward New York.
A visitor spends a week as a guest of Mr George Hall and Mrs Hall, sharing hospitality and social visits. The text notes the hosts and the duration of the stay in a cordial, informal diary tone.
Mrs Lloyd Ashby spent Tuesday with her sister Mrs Chester Nash north of Oberlin. Frank Krueger Sr entertained family at a dinner party with E Bioner family Ver milion on the Lake Harry Murphy Russel Krueger James Murphey all of Oberlin ay and Mrs Karl Krueger and son Giles of Ashland. Birthday observances for E Biener Frank Krueger Jr and Harry Murphy Jr. Frank Krueger Sr attended a stag party for A Falkner on his birthday. Russia Township Farm Woman's Club meets at Grange Hall next Wednesday September 21. Gilbert Hale of Akron accepted a job at Fox Furnace Co and stays with aunt Cassie Hale. PR J Campbell Statras returned home after weeks in Minnesota, Mrs Wesley Miller and Dorothy spent Friday in Cleveland.
Belden area faculty enjoyed a chili supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Martin Barischik with Supt and Mrs Kenneth Lows er and several guests present. The Community Circle met with Wes Charles Wise. officers were elected and reports given as the group plans a future sale of useful goods and community work. attendance was good.
Rev. Thomas Magis spoke on Christianity as the Way of Progress at LaPorte M. E. Church on Sunday morning September 18. The sermon tied to peace negotiations abroad between Neville Chamberlain and Adolf Hitler. Mrs. J. E. Dewhurst accompanied the pastor on piano for a tenor solo. The church reported all bills paid with a small balance on hand. Announcement of Young People's Choir rehearsal for Wednesday September 21 at 7 30 p.m. at the church.
Miss Slebenson, in her Sophomore year at Drake University in Des Moines, replies to inquiries amid a campus tea event. The piece notes her involvement in the Compass Series and references Lester, Creag, and Gergs as attendees at the gathering.
Community notes indicate officers listed for an Eaton ceremony with attendees including Mis Cook and Camille. Guests from Alver and local residents are mentioned as overnight visitors.
A Monday meeting of the community association approved a First Aid project for women of the commune, with a West Shore Club House session starting Thursday led by William Barr. A membership drive commenced with IL Coopete vying to recruit the most members. Council discussed a new trailer and tourist camp ordinance but delayed action. 4-H and Buckeye Sewers events planned including a Gulf Road School exhibit on September 29 and a box social. A birth announced at St. Joseph's Hospital and a 4-H Congress delegate selected.
The Senior 4 H Club Recreational Demonstration team plans a costume folk dance and square dance demonstration at Gulf Road School in October. Hostess Hejise Neva Carrick will welcome the 19 club members on Gulf Road Monday evening September at her home.
Ladies Art met at the shared arcety piano on a Thursday afternoon with sixteen present. Mrs Nash opened the business meeting and Mrs Black led in deviations after reports from the sales committees. Officer selections were made with Mes Elmer Carver as president and Mo Nash as vice president. Members invited the group to meet September 20 for the last afternoon meeting of the year. Many social visits and family notices follow, including trainees, weddings, travel, and hospital updates across Elyria and nearby towns.
Election of officers was the principal business at the South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197 meeting in the club rooms Friday evening. The slate includes Commander Harry Ruth First vice commander John Bavely?, advisor commander Fred Guashnefski adjutant Don Maze finance officer Walter Krueck service officer Paul Morichaphiiia William Slack and Sergeant at Arms Harmon Mulins. Installation details to be announced by Ralph Meissner who spoke about his Boys State trip to Columbus. A social hour followed with cups and refreshments. Circle two of the St John’s Women’s Union met at Mrs Jacob Acbersild’s home with a devotional, business session and social hour. Mrs John Wilt hosted members and friends of the Ladies Dime Society at Congregational Church parlors for routine business and favorable reports followed by refreshments for 18. Also reported improved Miss Olga V Gallick is somewhat better but confined to her home.
Avon reports the revival of the elite glee club at Avon High School with officers named for both the girls and boys groups. Louise Sheer is president, Irene Forthofer secretary, June Barr treasurer, Ine Sikara president, Russell Chieter secretary, Registing speaker listed for the Avon Civic Association meeting. Local social notes mention guests, travel plans, and moves among residents, including changes of address and visits by community members.
Dover Center Congregational Church entertain the Congregational Christian Union of Cleveland with a Sept. 27 dinner hosted by Ladies Aid. Mrs. Darlene Glendenning assisted by Mrs. Fayetta Simonds hosted Circel No 2 at Never Center. Other notes include Circle No 4 meeting at Center Ridge and Good Time Club activities with Pinochle prizes. Related families: Geiger of Lorain attended the funeral of their niece on Monday.
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