Planned For Economy refreshment service at close of games
A brief notice states refreshments will be served at the end of the games as part of the event schedule.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1939
Page
11
A brief notice states refreshments will be served at the end of the games as part of the event schedule.
Officials of the Federal Housing Administration urge ample ventilation around refrigerators and cabinet units to cut energy use. They advise selecting fridges by capacity, insulation, durable finishes, serviceability, safe refrigerant, and reputable dealer support, with funds possible through the Property Improvement Credit Plan. Wall coverings remain popular with varied textures and patterns, while swinging kitchen doors and broom closets gain home efficiency via FHA backing.
The Federal Housing Administration Technical Division tests new construction methods by erecting a complete structure for weathering and occupancy to evaluate practicality and mortgage insurance acceptance. Proponents must notify FHA in Washington, DC with location and inspection availability.
Concrete floors wear in spots leaving white powdery dust. Apply concrete hardening compound, remove worn spots, patch with fresh material, and seal with paints to prolong wear. Funds are available through qualified lending institutions under the Property Improvement Credit Plan of the Federal Housing Administration for repairs and painting.
Instructions describe weatherproofing inward opening French doors using a four inch brass saddle and an inter locking bottom strip. It notes FHA Property Improvement Credit Plan supports loans for weather stripping projects through qualified lenders.
Home owners planning to paint their houses this spring should seal unduly absorbent surfaces first to create a paintable surface. Sealing prevents oil absorption, reduces coats needed, and yields a stronger more uniform film. Funds for painting are obtained.
International law allows guarding a legation when an ambassador abuses privileges and in exceptional cases to surround or enter the premises if necessary.
Senior league of St Peter Evangeli cal and Reformed church meets with supper at 6:30. Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters and Victorian Guild of St Josephs also schedule sessions. Ladies groups plan rallies and meetings at Sandusky and local churches with initiations and social hour planned.
By Mrs. B. A. Jenne 288 Church S By Mrs. B. A. Jenne 288 Church S Phone 3822 ness. Both are graduates of Bluff ton College.
Miss Selma Warkinton Amherst Public School Domestic Science teacher announced her coming marriage to Hiram Diller at a faculty tea. The wedding is planned for June 20 at Miss Warkinten's home in Mt. Lake Minnesota. Diller hails from Pandora Ohio and works in insurance.
Dr. F. R. Dew and assistant Mrs. Helen Hoy will visit public school April 24 at 1 30 p m and April 25 at South Amherst 10 a m Brownhelm 1 p m and St Joseph parochial school 2 30 p m for free examinations of children six and younger before January 15 1940. Mothers urged to bring their children for checkups without charge.
Miss Vera Lawrence Lorain spoke on Mt Jasper National Park and California with slides. An exhibit of wild flowers earned Mrs H Leimbach first honors and Mrs George Baus second. Seventeen members and three guests attended with lunch. The May meeting will be at Mrs Henry Leimbach Brownhelm.
A public card party under the Good Fellowship Club will be held Wednesday evening at the Odd Fellows Hall starting at eight o'clock. Prizes will be awarded to winners and a special prize will be an added feature.
Jerry Brown age 87 died at the Rugby home where he was born and lived all his life. Survivors include wife Lillian four children Liz e and Maude Stephens at home and O. D. Brown and Mrs. David Weller of Lorain seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral rites will be at 2 p m Wednesday at the late home with burial in Rugby cemetery in charge of Dr. H. Baker and Co.
John Casper arrested Sunday night by State Patrolman Overholt and Corporal Bauer for driving while intoxicated was tried before Mayor C. E. Cooper on Monday and fined fifty dollars and costs.
At the East Carlisle PTA meeting the building held three floors of student art displays under Miss June Harrison. Harold Bruce Jr. showed a hobby of small peanut body animals on platforms. Eleanor Rose offered corn kernels strung as colorful necklaces. County instructors Mrs. Kirwan and Miss Dickey led songs and glee clubs dramatizing children's punctures.
The article details winding up school affairs for the year with the Parent-Teacher Organization handling enumeration for a $15 fee and appointing A P Bailey as chairman. It notes $3 for lawn plants, $35 for playground equipment, and committee members H C Haskins and Charles Kleeby. It reports income from rummage and paper sales, library project talks, and upcoming Book Truck exchanges, plus auditing and nominating committees and various community visits and gatherings.
The La Porte Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday morning attendance on April 16 rose by 13 from Easter Sunday. The 11:15 A. M. service pleased the congregation as the choir performed Some Blessed Day arranged for women’s voices by Nevin. Pastor Rev. Thomas Hughes delivered a faith message titled 4 New Discovery Jesus said Learn of Me.
A group of friends celebrated the birthdays of Mrs. Charles Beard of Sullivan and Mrs. C W Holbrook of Stanford Avenue Elyria. They enjoyed dinner and spent the day at Mr and Mrs Holbrook's home with additional guests including Mr and Mrs Lester Bowen and Mrs Bowen's parents.
Mr and Mrs Robert Lee and daughter Shirley Rae moved Friday to their new home on Butternut Ridge Road. Mr and Mrs George D Bush of La Grange Road entertained Miss Flora Storrs of Cleveland last Sunday. Fred T Bush of Hamburg NY was a house guest at the George D Bush home this week. Miss Helen Goodspeed of East Avenue has recovered from tonsillitis. Miss Doris Nichols of East Avenue has been confined to bed with a cold. A group of relatives and friends surprised Mrs Roy Wimpenny on Grafton Road Friday evening, with several attendees listed.
Oberlin Road Oma. The Russia Township Farm Woman's Club holds an all day meeting at the Grange hall on Wednesday April 19 with dinner at noon. Hostesses include Mrs Irma Davidson Mrs Maud Davidson Mrs Denger Mrs Fackler and Mrs John Emerick.
Local contractor T. W. Meeker seeks favorable weather for ongoing excavations cement work and carpentry on a modern one story house for Mr. and Mrs. Louis Chervenka Jr. at West River Road. Also promotes slag screenings for driveway renewal and a special paint closeout.
A compact kitchen table folds into the wall and showcases an overhead garage door upgrade for Mosher and Popp on Wingard Street. Remodeling promises strong home investments with the ABC plan offering up to three years no down payment financing for additions repairs roofing and more.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nugent and daughter Ethel along with Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Adams of Akron were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Eppley. Frank and Louis Eldred and Ruth Eldred visited the J. Eldred family in West Ridge. Anna Haag of Cleveland spent the day with her parents the Haags. Eppley party and Carol Slusher and Pearl Eppley called on the B. Jones family in Cleveland. Henry Haag Jr and family of Cleveland were recent guests of the Haags.
Changeable spring and fall weather should not disturb home temperature. A Commodore Oil Burner converts your current system to a reliable source of even warmth automatically. Call today for installation cost and details.
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