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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1938

Page

12

Local Society Notes From Laf-A-Lot and Sunny Side Up Clubs

Miss Mary Ahlgrim hosted the Laf-A-Lot Club with Emma Emody winning first prize in Michigan the evening’s chosen game Anita Memke placed second Helen Smith received consolation Wanda Munz earned the special award A two course luncheon in green and white followed Other members listed and a future meeting at Emma Emody’s home Sunny Side Up club held three tables of progressive dance prizes went to Ed Weber first Alice Hinderer second and William Meinke consolation Marian Carr won the contest Adjourning in two weeks plans for next gathering to be announced

Mary Ahlgrim Michigan Emma Emody Anita Memke Helen Smith Wanda Munz Marie Beam Magdaline Woltring Nancy Krieg Clarence Farey Anna Meinke West Rover Street

Carlisle Neighborhood Club Opens Year With First Meeting

Carlisle Neighborhood Club will meet Thursday September 29 with Mrs W T McGuire of LaGrange Road. The East Side Guild of St Andrews Church gathers with Mrs Stares Trumpy at 419 Oxford Avenue on Thursday afternoon for the first meeting of the year.

Carlisle W T McGuire LaGrange Road East Side Guild St. Andrews Church Stares Trumpy Oxford Avenue

Names and Ages of People Mentioned in Amatecan Journey Fragments

A fragmented OCR lists numerous individuals with ages and vague roles, including William Stumphauser a farmer 23 Catherine Henavath 20 Sheffield tay aship Joseph Delinwin 2 Lorain steel worker d Mary Barbustak 22 Let Cleans Wo Hech Elyria Isictat purehuerg agent Genyexe C Bard 27 Sheffield LPs fiving Hiberg 38 Patterson N of wholtsate cand husit Lilian Leanick Dé 646 West Rives street East Alex Banyeff 31 Sheffield tusneup farmer Anna Bhary ana $1 Loran In search of material for a book in Ametreacn gir of 2 made 4 the Journey up the Amagen and across the Andes spending four months traveling from the Avante to the Pac hit.

William Stumphauser Catherine Henavath Sheffeld Tay Aship Joseph Delinwin Lorain Mary Barbustak Elyria Isictat Purehuerg Genyexe Bard Sheffield Restipe Hiberg Patterson Cand Husit Lilian Leanick Dé West Rives Street Alex Banyeff Sheffield Tusneup Amagen Andes Avante

Birthday Surprise for W Wright on Grant Street

Surprised on his birthday, W Wright of Grant Street hosted guests including tour singers and families from Homer, Canton, Granville, and Oberlin. A chicken dinner fed about twenty people, followed by group singing as best wishes were offered for many happy returns.

W. Wright Grant Street Homer Canton Granville Oberlin Wright

Sculpture Display Is Received Here

County school officials awaited the WPA Federal Art Project exhibition of ceramic sculpture and found it larger than expected. Five large boxes arrived, prompting a shift to display the pieces in the window of the former Glade Thomas and Brown furniture store on Broad Street for about a week. Gerald Frank, assistant county school superintendent, said the tour aims to acquaint the public and students with the processes behind reproducing original models and the work of participating sculptors. The exhibit features works like Pioneer Man, Pioneer Woman, The Walrus and the Carpenter, Fire Garden, Paul Bunyan, Mad Tea Party, East of the Sun, Midsummer Night’s Dream, Sambo and the Pancakes, Sambo and the Tiger, Sambo and His Father, The Runaway, Midsummer Morning, Baa Baa Black Sheep, How the Elephant Got His Trunk, and How the Leopard Got His Spots.

Glade Thomas and Brown Jom Elyma Broad Street Gerald Frank Ohio Paul Bunyan Sambo

City Planning Commission Acts On Two Matters

At a recent meeting the City Planning Commission recommended no rezoning change east of Olive Street from residence to industrial. the second item urged reclassifying the Crerea establishment area at West River and Pilbert from residence to commercial, which would allow sale of beer and liquor if approved by council. only four members attended.

City Planning Commisson Sesterdas Aunemuimov Comemission Olive Street Joshua Mar Lickerish Cleveland Certan Ina Industrisl Hhene Gerea West River Pilbert Street Crerea Planning Commission

Wellington church notes and Sunday activities in brief

In Wellington the Methodist Episcopal church led by Reverend Lonzo S. Green opened a new church year with Sunday School at 9:30 and a service at 10:80 featuring hymns and Rev Green’s sermon on "Jesus Description of the Church." Epworth League groups resumed activities at 6:30 p m with special musical numbers and leadership by Anna Buswell and Ireta Page. The fall meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will be in Delaware Avenue Church, Lorain, Sept 28 at 9:80 am. the annual Christmas bazaar is set for December 2. The Christian Endeavor elected officers and announcements for next week include Bible School at 9:90 am and Lord's Supper at 10:30 am.

Epworth League Green Ireta Page Edith Barnes Jesus Miss Buswell Miss Starr Lorain County Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Delaware Avenue Church Loran Wellington Society

Sagital Light of Christ event and local church notes

By Cora M Shepard details a church program on October 5 at 7 30 pm citing Reverend John Green Rally Day attendance 167 and a Kipton conference. The Married Circle Church of Cleveland hosts activities with music, readings, and a closing blessing. Nearby social notes record marriages, visits, and family gatherings across Lorain and Elyria.

Uing Andrew Cleveeland Church of Christ Lorain County H Linville Christian Temple Church Lorain Cleveland Mabel Whipple Joyce Meredith Cleta MacGregyror Laverda Rugg Winona Johnson Charles Alfison Jesus Anna Frazier Gillis Dencon Lorena Pease Alfred Tennant God

Director I. D Faxon and others absent amid city council notes

The report lists officials present including William B. Richmond as chairman Mayor Joseph Q. Petro Cyril Ma ple and Harwood Lersch with I D Faxon Frank Wilford away and Ray Wentz ill. Harwood Lersch offered the sole dissert option in the Gerea request.

I. D Faxon Frank Wilford Ray Wentz William B. Richmond Joseph Q. Petro Cyril Maple Harwood Lersch

Roosevelt Intervention Favored In Rail Wage Fight

Washington reports the National Mediation Board notified President Roosevelt of a looming railroad wage deadlock threatening interstate commerce. Chicago notes an emergency exists as nineteen railroad brotherhoods, with 928,500 members, voted to strike unless 142 Class 1 railroads drop a 15 percent wage cut. Affected by Railway Labor Act rules, a president appointed fact finding panel would hold status quo for six days, with up to 30 days for the panel’s report and subsequent action.

Chicago National Mediation Board Roosevelt U. S

Supreme Court Of Ohio Faces Many Cases

The Ohio Supreme Court reconvenes amid major public questions before voters decide on reelecting three justices and electing a short term judge. Key items include a disputed ward case in Columbus over ballot rotation, a labor claims board constitutionality test, the Dol Bell rate settlement intervention, and an Akron death penalty appeal by George Wells.

Columbus Ohio Supreme Court Swarimur Thomas A. Jones Carl V. Weygandt Cleveland Edward S. Matthias van Wert Robert N. Gorman Cincinnati Jones Frank H Ward G. K. Allen Trumbull County Reginal Claims Boards State Industrial Commission High Court Supreme Court Ohio Bell Telephone Rate Abbtes George Wells Akron

Sandusky Plans Renewal Of City Fuel Gas Contract

The Sandusky City Commission voted to renew the existing fuel gas contract with Ohio Fuel Gas Co at current rates after repealing a five percent rate cut the company refused. The panel also approved a November ballot proposal for an $86,000 municipal swimming pool funded by a $42,000 city bond and a $42,000 federal PWA grant.

Sandusky, O Ohio Fuel Gas Co PWA

Court motions and appeals span multiple cases in Ohio news

Wells challenges defense counsel’s post plea concession. Virgil H Effinger seeks habeas corpus to resist extradition on criminal syndicalism and explosives charges. Local taxes face school list removals under School Foundation rules. A Cleveland taxpayer sues to stop city slot machines levy. Sandusky CHAMBER protests railroad service cuts. A nationwide sports wire suit against a news service remains pending. Howard G Robinson seeks reinstate as head of the Bureau of Criminal Identification at London prison farm.

Wells Virgil H “Bert” Effinger Lima Black Legion Detroit Mich State Education Department School Foundation Cleveland Willard Newark Sandusky Quy Warralre Howard G Robinson Margaret Allman Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation London Prison Farm

Four Marines Die in Plane Crash Near Quantico

Investigators opened a probe into a transport plane crash near Quantico Marine Air Field that killed four Marines and wounded two others. Pilot Capt John W Wehle and mechanic Corp Robert L Jonasson escaped with minor injuries. Dead are Master Technical Sergt Benjamin F Resener Staff Sergt Laurence F Granville Corp Raymond F Kennedy and Private Frederick M Hudson Jr.

Quantico U. S Marine Corps Marine’ S Air Field John W. Wehle Smedley Butler Potomac River

Young Republicans Enjoy Hamburg Fry

A Hamburg fry event by the Young Men and Young Women Republican clubs was held last evening at the B Findley Cabin on Abbey Road. Attorneys Richard Stevens and Richard Baird acted as chefs, frying Wimpy's to perfection. Eduard Sheck, Republican candidate for Congress, spoke about party harmony and strength in the district.

Young Womens Republican Club Findley Cabin Abbey Road attor_neys Richard Stevens Richard Baird Eduard 5. Sheck Republian Congress Sheck Republican

Patent Attorney Speaks To Young Men's Club

Patent attorney B Melbourne Green addressed the Young Men's Club at its weekly meeting on patent procedure and infringement. He explained protection and outlined next week's Elks Restaurant dinner meeting and a tour of Steel and Tubes, Inc. facilities hosted by J J Parks. Czechoslovakia shipped nearly 2300 tons of hops to the United States last year and plans to increase. a Hops Research Institute was established to improve malt liquor quality.

Young Men’s Club B Melbourne Green YMLCA Elks' Restaurant Czechoslovakia United States

Sheck Adopts Taft Debate Points in Local Campaign

Mr Sheck says he has Taft's permission to use six debating points against his opponent. He intends to center the campaign on district and national issues rather than personalities. The evening concluded with social games.

Sheck Robert Taft Taft Sheek

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Additional ‘Society Mrs. O’brien Robert Regiabs Vetafa Centaris Ostlera Wien Ineigoritara Pirae Osteen Prey Gurney Ostrex Muirs Brug Stures City Planning Commission Wellington Herrick Auditorium Eelock Edward S Sheek Akron Taunsend Aloere Christan Endeavor Parke Richard Markham Josee Meredith Naomi Sueses Russell Mekigson Eugene ‘Tennant Lare Bible School Oriais The Christian Church Christian Endeavor Cora M. Shepard Barker St John Green Kipton Stella Simpkinson Here Lester Deloma Presson Crayton Presson Collins Methodist Church T M .Dickey Helen Crabo Collins Howard Jordan Wilmington Delaware Mary K Reid Robert Reid Lakewood Catherine Jordan W. B . Jordan Dora Hower Jay Fleming Fleming William Body Barkerstreet Clay Smith Elyria Gus Martin Grant Aldrich Byron Gove Beilty Jane Temperance ME Church Cora Shepard Lorain County Savings & Trust CO Elyria, Ohio Amherst, Ohio Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Washington LPI Supreme Court of Ohio U.S. Marines Hamburg Fry Reeves Wit Ale Glas Company
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