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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1935
Page
3
C M Williams, local school attendance officer, issued a monthly report showing a record 262 investigated cases, up 36 from the prior month and 85 from last year. Truancy remained high but lower than the previous month as Williams notes intensified full time duty.
Com mo. Pleas Judge James E. Martin ruled invalid here yesterday a city ordinance requiring policemen and firemen to retire on pensions when 65. The decision examines the legality of mandatory retirement ages for public safety workers.
Germany has emerged as the largest recipient of long term capital in Europe, drawing more sustained investment than any other country on the continent. This shift highlights Germany’s appeal to investors and its role in European financial flows.
Milton Eppley to entertain the Woman's Christian Temperance Union on Friday afternoon in West Ridge. Miss Helen Osborne leader of the Elyria W C T U will speak, with special music. Members urged to bring the April issue of The Ohio Messenger.
Miss Thelma Wagner underwent an appendectomy at Blythe Memorial Hospital on Tuesday.
Harry Lauer attended the County Extension meeting held at the Oberlin Grange hall on Tuesday, reflecting local engagement with agricultural and community programs.
Carlisle Grange held its regular meeting at the Oberlin Road hall Tuesday evening with good attendance. Merle Poenfound, Master president, led the routine business. The drama Act-A-Lot club of West Ridge presented The Man with the Green Shirt to a large audience. Miss Marguerite Mason attended the Jolly Dozen Club of the Evangelical Sunday school on Edison Highway Thursday evening at Miss Marion Knittel’s home.
Mrs. William Wagoner visited her daughter Thelma at Elyria Memorial hospital on Thursday and found her recovering well from appendicitis. Carlton Squire and Etta Brown called on several relatives Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Brown also checked on Ralph Habili, Hobill, and Mrs. W. L. Barndollar, all described as slightly improved or ill. Mary Eppley and her daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schaible Sunday afternoon.
Captain Clark Dewolfe aged 85, a veteran Ohio riverman, died yesterday at Rutland near Gallipolis. The report notes he lived curiously long, with a tongue in cheek mention that a turtle heart can beat though the rest is boiled into soup.
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