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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1935

Page

11

K C Plans Drive For River Trade

Kansas City voters authorized a 300000 bond issue to fund docks wharves and a three million bushel grain elevator on the Missouri River west bank. A $482000 PWA grant and $947000 revenue bonds will retire over 30 years. Potential leases include $60000 yearly by a grain company and $9000 a year by Inland Waterways Corp. The project aims to link inland waterways with regional railroads on a 102 acre site formerly a public dump.

Kansas City Kan PWA Missouri River Inland Waterways Corporation

Valley City News Briefs and Local Visits

Valley City reports a crash when Leo Schaefer, nodding off while returning from Cleveland, struck a truck on Stony Hill near Strongsville and sustained minor injuries. Dinner guests at Medina’s Thomas Jefferson Day included the Bauers Steck Gunkelmans and Reutters. Weekend visitors included Bertha Schaefer and David Perkins from Youngstown plus Medina locals and Cleveland guests. The Redemptorist Mission at St Martin's church concluded after daily services. Local figures Ela Laule, Robert and others were noted.

Valley City Leo Schaefer Cleveland Stony Hil Strongsville Medina Harry Bauer William Steck Ernest Gunkelman Richard Reutter Bertha Schaeffer David Perkins Youngstown Earl Arick Orlin Wolfe Jimmy Harold Schaeffer Rita Dorothy Singler Jeanne Schaeffer Howard Grabenstetter Ray Frick William Grabenstetter Joseph Snyder St. Martin’s Church Ela Laule Robert

Weekend Visit For Colette Laule At Sailer Home

Colette Laule spent the weekend at the J. A. Sailer home while visitors Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe were seen shopping in Cleveland Tuesday.

Colette Laule J. A. Sailer Mrs George Wolfe Cleveland

Mrs. Julia Keller 84 Dies. funeral at St Pauls Church

Mrs. Julia Keller nee Wolfe dies at home Friday at 84. Funeral held Monday at 2 p.m. Rev Huge officiated. Burial in church cemetery. She leaves two daughters Ida and Mrs Mary Bay of Elyria, three sons George Frank and Edwin, plus several grandchildren. Born April 13 to Emerson Stoskopf at Lodi Hospital. Also births and local social notes from Medina area.

Julia Keller Wolfe St. Paul's Church Keller Ida Mary Bay Elyria George Frank Edwin Emerson Stoskopf Lodi Hospital Charles Muntz Clyde Lake Fred Grey Ben Andrews Cleveland Lamar Harper Brunswick Arthur Hauck Arthur Hauck. Mesdames W. F. Steck, Carl Hauck, Arthur Hauck, Ernc Stoskopf Huldah Bayer Maude Hauck Elia Yost Medina Carl Schmidt Hattie Goodman Bert Goodman Charlotte Goodman Sadler Bloomdale Ohio William Everhardt Son George Mack F. H. Weidner H. J. Gundlach Meta Veda Weidner Theo Tritt Oliver Otterbacher Julia Otterbacher

Liverpool pupils in scholarship tests by Friday April 12

Liverpool pupils represented in scholarship tests across English Math and science. English 9 Jeanette Prochazka English 10 Lois Schmidt English 11 Lillian Prochazka English 12 Marthe Schmidt Marie Prochazka Chemistry Paul Steck Robert Griesheimer General Science John Silk June Gunkelman Algebra Jeanette Prochazka Plane Geometry Robert Griesheimer June Gunkelman German I Lois Schmidt John Silk

Liverpool Jeanette Prochazka Lois Schmidt Lillian Prochazka Marthe Schmidt Marie Prochazka Paul Steck Robert Griesheimer John Silk June Gunkelman

Dramatic Club to Present Molly's Aunt Farce at School

On April 25 the Dramatic Club stages a three act farce Molly's Aunt with cast Paul Steck Denman Juggs Gilbert Wolf Chubby Jones Robert Griesheimer Fred Fitzgerald Elinor Stevens Mariette Guggs Leona Neuman Jane Cabell and Lois Schmidt Seraphine Peabody. Dental Hygiene talk given by Dr Allendorf to pupils on Thursday April 16.

Dramatic Club Molly Paul Steck Denman Juggs Gilbert Wolf Chubby Jones Robert Griesheimer Fred Fitzgerald Elinor Stevens Mariette Guggs Leona Neuman Jane Cabell Lois Schmidt Seraphing Peabody Allendorf Martha Schmidt Marie Prochazka Liverpool Berea Ohio George Walter Elyria Memorial Hospital Henry Armbruster Henrietta Cleveland Michael Kristick Anthony Kornmeyer Vincent Derck Earl Arick Everglad Pinochle Club Bert Mole

Lehman to Host Next Meeting After High Scoring Friday

Friday afternoon activities saw high scorers Mrs. Leon Lehman and Mrs. Anthony Kornmeyer. Mrs. Earl Arick offered consolation, and Lehman of Belden will host the next meeting.

Jolly Quilters Meet Date Change and Local Notices

Litchfield brief notes a May 1 gathering for the Jolly Quilters at Mrs. Hastings home replacing the usual schedule. Obituary for Miss Bertha Hammon, 64, details funeral at her late home with Rev. Schott, burial in Litchfield cemetery, and note of her being the family’s last. Train schedules altered for A. C. & Y. line with noon departure moved to 11:45, Baish on duty 11:30 to 1:30. afternoon train unchanged arriving 3:10. Jacqueline and Marilyn Canfield visited Medina. their mother Mrs. C. R. Canfield attended Mallet Creek Methodist services.

Litchfield Jolly Quilters H. G. Hastings Bertha Hammon F. H. Schott Miss Hammon Eral Lodi Hospital Baish Jacqueline Marilyn Canfield C. D K. EB. Miller Myrtle Wing Berea Joe Gideon Lakewood L. C. Harland Baby Barberton Chapin C. R. Canfield Charles Romp Homer Homan Congregational Church Schauffler Training School Vernon Meynie Cleveland H. L. Pfeiffer A. G. Law Jay Hendee Lodi George Holmes T. A. Falconer Arleigh Browand Penfield R. G. Falcon Reuben Falconer Glenn Hoover Medina Hoover Helen Knopf Gibson Joe Times A. F. Bartholomay Bidle-Hitzelberger Park Ass'n Hammon Peterson Carlisle Evans South J. N. Hood Akron Nelson Gross Erhart W. H. Scudder May Scudder Dale Cox Henry Rising C. F. Turner Euclid Frank Turner Arthur Maxworthy H. C. Petersen

Gold Fever Hits Cops Los Angeles Mines In Soledad Hills

A Los Angeles based 100 firemen and policemen corporation operates a large mine near Soledad hills twenty five miles north of the city. Ore values average about a dollar ten per ton with a range from forty cents to ten dollars. Social notices report local events, church activities, visits, and greetings among residents including Mrs. John McQuate, Miss Cotta Hine, and the Rickard family. Primary items mention Easter services and a postponed Cemetery and Park Association meeting due to a funeral.

Los Angeles Soledad Hills Here Francisco Lopez California Rickard John McQuate Congregational Church Town Hall

Marriage and Studies Do Not Mix Says Peaslee

Boston university law lecturer Justice Peaslee warned that students who marry in college hinder happiness. He urged marriage center on home life and study, noting boarding house life dulls the benefits of wedlock. Also, a large Salton Sea area in California has sunk three inches over three years alarming residents.

Boston Robert J. Peaskee New Hampshire Supreme Court Boston University School of Law Peaslee Judge Peasies Salton Sea California Iiland

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