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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1937

Page

8

Elyria Library Expands Reach and Services Countywide

Lorain County residents now have access to Elyria Library services with hundreds of borrowers from outside the city. The institution has faced prior financial strains but gained state tax funds support after expanding from Elyria to the county. The library traces its origins to 1862, rebuilt after a 1873 fire, and moved to a new Third Street building in 1929 where children’s services were expanded and later relocated to basement space for more room.

Elyria Lorain County Charles Arthur Ely Broad Street Third Street Lorain County Historical Society

What Causes Epilepsy and Is There a Cure

A booklet presenting doctors opinions on epilepsy will be mailed free to readers who write to Educational Division, 551 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY. Dent. A-1045. Offer notes the intriguing subject and requests a written inquiry to obtain the booklet.

Educational D'vision Fifth Avenues New York Noy Dent

Local School District Adds Countywide Library Services

Miss Edna Moore begins her role as county library head as the school district expands services to all residents. Trustees include R. B. Lersch, H. W. Ingersoll, RK. C. Maston, J. B. Seward, and Cyrus W. Faxon, with Ingersoll serving as secretary and treasurer after 35 years on the board.

Edna Moore R. B. Lersch H. W. Ingersoll RK. C. Maston J. B. Seward Cyrus W. Faxon

New York Day By Day: Notes On Fiction Craft And Matrimony

D C McIntyre writes in a New York Day By Day column about the pains of writing fiction and the ironies of bachelor life. He recalls a night in Dunham Square and quotes Towne on aging, finances, and prospects, blending literary talk with social humor.

New York Leffingwell Benson Dunham Square Congressional Clarence Buddington Kelland Miss Cayenne Charles Hanson Towne Sterling

Auxiliary President Leads Elyria Hospital Women’s Auxiliary

The Elyria Memorial Hospital women’s auxiliary, founded before the hospital opened, has supported the institution’s operation. Mrs. Howard Barbour is the current president of this active organization, a facet of the community’s service and civic effort.

Elyria Memorial Hospital Hospital Women's Auxiliary Elyria Howard Barbour

Janitor to receive Pitt PhD degree and master

Edward Lee Harris, a 34 year old African American janitor at the University of Pittsburgh, will earn both a Master of Education and a Doctor of Philosophy next June. He has worn two hats for six years, sweeping by day and studying chemistry after midnight to achieve his degrees.

Pittsburgh Pitt Edward Lee Harris State Hall University of Pittsburgh Harris

Two Local Boys To Attend State Camp

Lorain County will send two junior high scholars to the Boys State camp in Columbus this June. Local principals nominate one candidate each, with a county committee selecting the two attendees based on scholarship leadership service courage and honor. Elmer Balogh who attended last year offers to visit other county schools to share experiences.

Lorain County Columbus C. A. Gibbons John Kolopos Lorain County Volture Elyria Post No. 12 American Legion Elyria Legion Amherst Wellington Avon Lake Veitare Gibbons Lorain Elmer Balogh Eaton High School

Elyria Welcomes Bender Body Company Plant

D A Baird, mayor of Elyria, enthusiastically welcomes the establishment of a large Bender Body Company plant in the city, marking a major local development and job prospect.

Elyria D. A. Baird Bender Body Company Bender Body CO

Janitor Worked Nights in Banks Theaters and Station

A record notes a person who spent days and nights as a janitor in various institutions including banks theaters and a railroad station. The details emphasize his long service across multiple workplaces.

Kodak chemist scents mine danger with butyl mercaptan

Eastman Kodak scientists have created butyl mercaptan an organic chemical with skunk odor to warn miners of fire in mine shafts. The innovation aims to provide a reliable early warning scent in hazardous underground environments.

Rochester N. Y Eastman Kodak Company

General Industries To Be Represented At Safety Congress

General Industries will send two speakers to the eighth annual All Ohio Safety Congress and Exhibit in Columbus April 20 to 22. Allan W. Fritzsche will discuss Safety and Employee Relations. Robert Burns will speak on Inspirational Editorials for a sectional meeting. Governor Davey, Mayor Gessamay, and Thomas P. Kearns are among opening speakers.

General Industries Company Lorain County Eahib't Columbus Allan W. Fritzsche Robert Burns General Industries Times Ohio Martin A. Davey Myron B. Gessamay Thomas P. Kearns Division of Safety and Hygiene The Industrial Commission of Ohio

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