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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1935

Page

8

Economic shifts and political maneuvering in 1935

Bureau of Labor Statistics shows 29.6 percent rise in auto industry jobs, 24.2 percent in watchmaking, 16.3 percent in jewelry, 14 percent in vacuum electricals, 6 percent radio boom. Federal policy debates include AAA, silver purchase Act repeal talk, ICC leaks, and Senate maneuvering over Roosevelt reforms. Passamaquoddy project praised for job creation. relief roles rise in Maine towns.

Bureau of Labor Statistics AAA NRA

Cave fish in Mammoth Cave lack eyes in Virginia

In Mammoth Cave Virginia underground streams house fish that are eyeless. Researchers note their adaptation to perpetual darkness. The finding highlights extreme cave fauna and sensory evolution.

Mammoth Cave Virginia

Pattern Notes and Prices for Various Styles

Style No 2637 Simple Daytime Model fits sizes 14 to 18 years bust 36 38 and 42 inches requires 424 yards of 39 inch material. Style No 3127 Youthful Model fits sizes 14 to 18 years bust 36 38 zero inches fabric needs 334 yards of 35 inch material plus 4 yards of 39 inch contrasting. Hat Style 2851 for 21 22 23 inch heads costs 15 cents extra. Style 2567 Chise Spring Dress fits sizes 14 to 18 years bust 36 38 and 40 needs 334 yards of 39 inch material and 3 yards of 1/2 inch contrasting. Send 15 cents for PATTERN with name address and style number and size. Style 2007 Your Jacket Dress designed for 6 requires 54 yards of 39 inch material and 4 yards of 39 inch contrasting. Spring Fashion Book costs ten cents. BOOK and PATTERN together 25 cents. Address The Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department 2 Fifth Ave New York NY.

Lorain Democrats Press for Local Relief Director Appointment

Lorain Democrats claim political pressure to appoint a Lorain county resident as permanent relief director followed a meeting with Charles C. Stillman, federal relief director for Ohio. C Arthur Brown is named as a prominent candidate, while Lew Whitright remains acting director amid reports of delays and graft fears. A state order now requires relief grocery orders to be issued in blank, with clients choosing their own merchant, affecting both chain and independent grocers statewide.

Lorain Charles C. Stillman Ohio Albert Levin Lorain County C. Arthur Brown Grocers and Food Code Authority Lew Whitright Medina County Whitright M. A. Houghton Houghton Columbus Relief Administration NRA

Death of Fred Burk 59 in Battle Creek Sanitarium

New London reports the death of Fred Burk aged 59 after a cancer operation. He died April 1 and was returned to his St. Johns Michigan home for burial. He was brother to Clarence H. Burk State Liquor Director and a former New London boy. Surviving: widow Geraldine one daughter and two brothers Clarence and Charles of Columbus Ohio.

New London Fred Burk Battle Creek Mr. Burk St. Johns Michigan Clarence H. Burk Philip Katherine Burk Glenna T Johnson Ruggles Township Geraldine Clarence and Charles Columbus Ohio

Junior Choir and Orchestra Present Special Concert

The Junior Choir and orchestra of the First M. E. Church will give a Sunday evening concert in the church auditorium on April 14 under Christine Giles Bingham. The program includes solos, duets, anthems, tone poems, and a benediction with instrumental interludes featuring Lucille Teets, Mildred Franks, Jane Bracy, Ruth Hibbard, Vernon Johnson, Marie Triplett, Gerald Fowden, and Rev. Barr among others.

M. E Christine Giles Bingham Lucille Teets Mildred Franks Co. R. Bair Trees Vernon Johnson Jane Bracy Ruth Hibbard

New London Starts Cleanup Drive in Mid April

The New London cleanup campaign runs from April 15 to 22. Householders must place all rubbish in suitable containers at the curb for collection by the city cleanup committee, which will gather and deposit the refuse at the city dump.

New London

Special Holy Week Services at First We E Church

Special Holy Week services will be held at First We E Church each evening except Saturday with Rev C R Bass in charge and special music by the choir. On Good Friday the church opens from 1 30 p m and 5 30 p m with Holy Communion baptisms and membership receptions. Palm Sunday observed as Family Day with designated services beginning at 10 0 percent

We E C. R. Bass

Community Bird House Contest Set With Prizes

Final arrangements for the New London Garden Club Bird house building contest place a closing date of April 23 at O M Grissinger Co for display. Prizes will be awarded for best marten house second best and best wren house. Sixteen is the contestant age limit. A junior model airplane club is planned with a contest for builders under 16 closing May 4 judged by Albert W Barkdull president of the Shelby Ohio Junior Aviation Club with suitable prizes.

London Garden Club T. H. Smith Bird House O. M. Grissinger Co Hmit National Aeronautic Association Albert W. Barkdull Shelby, Ohio

Mrs Louis Marsh Goes to Columbus for Injury Repair

Mrs Louis Marsh departed Wednesday for Columbus Ohio where a hospital admission followed after a recent accident left her leg broken. Doctors decided to operate to break and reset the bone to correct the fracture and improve alignment.

Louis Marsh Columbus Ohio

Mrs. Bohn Named Delegate to State Farm Women’s Club

Mrs. Frank Bohn of New London, a leading Farm Women Club worker, traveled Wednesday to Columbus Ohio to attend the Ohio State Farm Women’s Club convention as the district Federated Farm Women’s Clubs delegate representing the group.

Frank Bohn New London Farm Women Club Columbus Ohio Ohio State Farm Women’s Club Federated Farm Women's Clubs Bohn

William Parnell Named Secretary at Rotary District Meeting

Word reached Mr and Mrs George Parnell of Grant Street that their son William of Shelby has been appointed secretary of the group discussing International Service affairs at the Rotary District meeting in Akron on May 9 and 10. Parnell is secretary of the Shelby Club.

Interstate Commerce ICC Wall Street N. Y. Central RFC George McGinty CCC George Parnell Grant Street William Shelby Rotary Cleveland Akron Parnell Shelby Club

Odd Fellow Anniversary in New London Aims High

Plans for the 1935 Odd Fellow Anniversary in New London promise a major event with a big headliner program and supper. Seven of ten membership goal already reached, with more applications in sight to push totals beyond sixty for the year. J L Cassell leads the refreshment committee with full authority, J W Nelson heads the entertainment committee. Invitations are sent to Rep L M Jones, Mt Vernon, Arthur Herschner, Mt Gilead, George McMorris, Willard, and other Grand Lodge officials for April 21 anniversary.

New London J. L. Cassell J. W. Nelson L. M. Jones Mt. Vernon Arthur Herschner Mt. Gilead George McMorris Willard Grand Lodge

Special musical service at First Baptist Church Sunday

A Gospel team from Gospel Tabernacle of Sandusky Ohio will present a vocal and instrumental program at First Baptist Church at 7 30 p m Sunday evening April 14 in charge of the eight member group making its second public appearance here Their previous debut was at Fostoria last week The pastor Rev G L Kettenring will use The Sin of Covetousness as the morning address theme

First Baptist Church Gospel Tabernacle Sandusk Ohio Fostoria G. L. Kettenring

Anniversary observance at Leroy Chapter No 82 in Ma sonic Temple

The 37th anniversary gathering drew many members and visitors to Ma sonic Temple on a Wednesday eve ning. A 6 30 covered dish supper showcased green and gold decorations and spring flowers. Plans were set for the April 24 chapter inspection after a short business meeting and a program featuring Jeanette Culbertson and Helene Grissinger with a vocal solo.

Leroy Masonic Temple Jeanette Culbertson Helene Grissinger

Your Child Mood Cut Off Causes Concentration Trouble

Billy's declining marks steady since early term raise questions about concentration. The teacher notes Billy is bright but struggles with more homework and demands, while his anxious mother often interrupts his focus. The solution emphasizes letting him finish his own interests and engaging only when his attention wanes.

Ince Billy

Real Estate Transfers in Lorain and Avon Lake Areas

Jane Aprichard transfers two Sublots in Belmar and Woodhaven Beach Developments to John Aprichard via quitclaim. Hattie Burrell conveys property on East Thirtieth Street to Edward R be rrell. Mary Cerveniak deeds West Thirty-second Street Lorain to Paul Cerveniak Jr. Louis and Louise Pareno transfer Oberlin Avenue Lorain property to David T and Sara Tucker. A sheriff's deed transfers a property on Winckles Street Elyria to Margaret Smith.

Jane Aprichard John Aprichard Belmar Beach Avron Lake Woodhaven Beach Avon Lake Hattie Burrell Edward Roeder Burrell Thirtieth Street Lorain Mary Cerveniak Paul Cerveniak, Jr Thirty-second Street Louis and Louise Pareno David T Sara Tucker Oberlin Avenue Margaret Smith Winckles Street Elyria

Zion City Prepares Strict Prohibitions Under New Rule

The incoming anti Voliva administration plans to ban smoking in public and private places dancing and oyster eating. Additional laws prohibit motion pictures chewing gum gambling and sleeveless dresses in Zion City.

Zion City anti-Voliva

Local Masons Honor Guests From Willard and Wellington

Reading, Cora Broughton entertained a gathering with notable attendees Dot Sykes Past Deputy Matron of Dist. 5 Past Grand Representative and District No 5 Secretary from Willard plus Gladys Cross Worthy Matron of Willard Chapter and a delegation from Wellington Chapter during the evening event.

Cora Broughton Dot Sykes Dist. 5 District No. 5 Willard Gladys Cross Wellington

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