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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1938

Page

14

Autos Damaged In Traffic Accidents

Deputy Sheriff Anthony Pollock reported damage from several crashes yesterday. George Hallett of 331 Fourth street collided at Route 20 and 76 in Ridgeville with Arthur Grumney of 207 Stanford avenue, then struck a business operated by Frank Bommer. Louis Wiggs of 279 North Main street Wellington and Amos Squire of R D 2 Wellington sustained heavy damage in a head on collision on Route 20 near La Grange road at 4 30 p m. Deputy Sheriff John Hudak noted Frederick Hogrefe of 527 Jackson street Amherst lost control on snowy Route 59 at 5 25 p m and ran into a ditch east of Whiskeyville.

Anthony Pollock George Hallett Fourth Street Ridgeville Arthur Grumney Stanford Avenue Frank Bommer Louis Wiggs North Main Street Wellington Amos Squire la Grange Road John Hudak Frederick H. Hogrefe Jackson Street Amherst Whiskeyville

SHORTHAND WORK BOOMS IN ST LOUIS

National Labor Board hearings boost demand for shorthand reporters in St Louis with firms importing staff to handle current career work. Ford Motor hearing at its 60th day includes about 3,000,000 words of testimony.

ST. Louis National Labor Board Ford Motor

Amherst Honor Roll Honors Twelve Grades At School

Amherst Ohio April report shows thirty five girls and thirteen boys at Amherst High School excelling in the first six weeks of the second semester. Honor Roll includes five A students Beverly Bruce Hazel Diedrich Doris Miller Shirley Sweet and others across four A, three A, two A and one A categories. The April Par ent Teacher Association meeting at St Joseph's parochial school was attended by thirty mothers, with Sister Marilyn's room receiving the room count award.

Amherst, O Amherst High School Beverly Bruce Hazel Diedrich Doris Miller Shirley Sweet Myrtle Barckert Henry Edwards Ruth Fleckne Dorothy Raesler Esther Sprens~er Betty Baus June Draga Martha Holstein Naomi Reichert Jack Wilhelm Dorothy Kerpics Parent Teacher Association of St. Joseph’s Parochial School Marilyn

School round-up and bake sale plans for May events

Plans were made for a preschool round-up on Monday May 9 from 10 to 11 a m and 1 to 3 p m. A bake sale was set in connection with a roast pork dinner on Sunday April 24. A play I Say Safety was presented by first and second grades under Sister Rose Ann. Hostesses were Mrs A J Pender Miss Rose Plato Mrs Joseph Spasato and Mrs J Ryan.

Rose Ann A. J. Pender Rosé Plato Joseph Spasato J. Ryan

Barton Road society notes and visits

Mrs. George Hubbard of Cleveland visited her sister on Barton Road while Charlotte Cowley returns from Oberlin for spring break. Rev C L Kuhn spoke in Chicago at the National Forum. A Ramp family triped to Marietta and southern Ohio with Robert Hall. Walsh family moved to Clague Road home from Lorain. Burt Cook and Mrs. Elton hosted guests. Firelight Girls held a meeting led by Margaret Eldred. West Aid group to meet at Mrs. Reuben Hiliott’s with a pot luck dinner next Thursday.

Barton Road George Hubbard Cleveland Ed Terrell Charlotte Cowley Oberlin C. L. Kuhn The Congregational Church Chicago National Forum A.4. Ramp Robbt Junior Robert Hall Cook Road Marietta Ohio George Walsh Lorain Road Clague Road Burt Cook Ida Elton Firelight Margaret Eldred Aid Reuben Hiliott

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