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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1936
Page
8
Ridgeville New Deal Democratic Club will hear county officer candidates Friday night at Ridgeville Town Hall at 30 PM, announced by Katherine Diedrich secretary of the club.
China, famed for tea, faces a growing drop in exports over recent years. The latest data ranks it poorly among tea producing nations. The article notes Indo European language trivia, insisting Lithuanian is the most primitive surviving in Europe.
Easter services were well attended at the Community and Methodist churches. Rev. Oscar L. Nichols spoke on The Everlasting Christ at Community Church. A local solo and choir numbers were presented. Reports from school graduation events and upcoming union meetings are noted alongside a long list of Easter guests and family dinners across Pittsfield and nearby towns.
Laisy's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Laay. Roland Widdowson of Akron visited Easter with his parents. Widdowson now works in the Star Drilling Machine Co office in Akron. Mayme and Florence Myers of Cleveland brought their niece and nephew Jeanne Elenore and Kenneth Jr. Jordan home after two days with their Cleveland aunt. Henry Worcester and son Loren of Oberlin along with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Davidson of Camden were Sunday visitors of Mrs. LeRoy Lounsbrough. Arthur Brumby joined his mother Mrs. Emma Brumby in Camden for Easter dinner. Others in town included William Hayes Jake Lurkart Leste Preston and LeRoy Lounsbrough who went to Medina for a state highway hearing on the Wakeman Litchfield road through Huron Lorain Sledina and Summit counties. Mrs. A. M. Sherburns hosted Mrs. E. J. Darby of Birmingham and Mrs. Charles Pickwort for a recent dinner. Mrs. A. H. M. Sherburne Mrs. H. Clarence Stevens and daughter Elsie attended Amherst Congregational Church services. Miss Sarah Hortor, brought home last Sunday, is seriously ill with poor prospects for recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Starr and Mrs. Luna True of Detroit spent Wednesday night with Mrs. A. M. Sherburne on their way to Maryland.
Chatham O April 16 The Medina Association of Congregational churches holds its eighty fourth annual meeting at Wellington April 22 with Rev Dudley attending Oberlin institute. Chatham Congregational Church services include morning worship sermon Strength From Suffering at 10 am church school 11 am union youth meeting at the Methodist church 7 39 pm topic Is Life a Gamble leader Lawrence Walkden. Tuesday choir rehearsal at Earl Clinesmith home o'clock. Father and Son banquet program includes Invocation Rev Dodge What We Expect of Our Fathers Albert Iters What We Expect of Our Sons Elliott toastmaster Clapp piano solo Behrens trombone solo Charles Herr song boys quartet Ripley Clinesmith Matthews Brinker guitar solo Knepper speaker Dr Hass Seville.
This old remedy claims backaches stem from tired kidneys. It states kidneys remove acids and waste, require about three pints daily, and warns of signs like frequent painful urination, swelling, and headaches. It urges asking a druggist for Bean’s Pills and Doan’s Pills, noting long use and relief.
Many families in the area hosted relatives and friends on Sunday. Esther Dent and brother Robert of Columbia. Marian Dudley and Arthur Dudley of Henrietta visited. Clyde Dague and daughter Shirley Ann of Medina and Mrs. Albert Broadsword attended. Lea Walkden and daughter Margaret joined John Smith family on Ryan Road for Sunday. The Allis family hosted Winajean, with North Ridgelake trip. Several others from Lorain, Bixington, Cleveland, Medina, Chatham, Packard, and Belden related households gathered across multiple homes for a day of calls and meals.
Sheffield officials and adjacent territory members attended a state highway hearing in Elyria on Lake Breeze Road improvement. Participants included mayors clerks and councilmen from Sheffield and neighboring towns with A C Aut of Ashland representing the state. County commissioners and surveyor supported state takeover. bridge work on Black River begun Monday. Open house at Brookside High Friday features students and families with a potluck at noon.
May 4 is set as Clean-up Week with instructions to place rubbish in proper containers at the curb for village track collection. The Alumei association of Brookside High School will hold an alumnus only dance at the school auditorium on Wednesday evening April 22. Gulf Road PTA served supper at the school Thursday evening followed by its monthly meeting.
The Junior Class of Brookside High School sponsored a roller skating party at Rainbow Gardens in Elyria on Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs Lee Johnsons and family attended a Chestnut Ridge home party Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Clarence Brush to honor Mrs Brash and Mr Johnson on April 18. Mrs Gurney Andruse of Ridgeville joined dinner with Mr and Mrs P L Chambers and attended Mrs Cornelis Minard funeral services. Leona Waldron visited Elyria relatives over the weekend.
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