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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1938
Page
10
Service Director I. D. Faxon praised new parking regulations aimed at reducing congestion on fiddle avenue and Broad street. Diagonal parking on the west side from Broad to Third streets is banned. curb parking now parallel to the curb widens lanes and speeds traffic while reducing accidents.
The Cubs of Pack No. 4 Red Scouts will hike tomorrow from the steps of the First Congregational church at 9 30 A M Each scout should bring a well packed lunch Other Pack No 4 events include a church meeting at 4 PM Thursday May 12 and a quarterly Parents Pack meeting on June 2 possibly as an outdoor picnic
Auction notice for the Bungard Ziegman Estate held Monday May 2 at 1 PM, located 114 miles west of Ridgeville on Race Road near Route 20. Items include farming equipment, animals, wagons, garden tools, furniture, sewing machine, radio, washing machine, and cash terms. Auctioneers I. F. Diederich RF D1 Elyria.
The Electrical Appliances Exposition will run 2:34 to 10 p m through Saturday due to many requests for an extra day. Final amateur contest rounds occur tonight with merchandise prizes awarded tomorrow night to those guessing attendance numbers. prizes include 850, 25, 5, and 3a dollars. Added social entertainment will be offered tomorrow night.
A scanned page shows an extended roster of individuals likely from a local union or group listing. The long sequence names include Kuh J. Kelling, Harold Kemp, Harold Theodore King Jr., Margaret Ang Kirov, David ie Morne Knerizen, Mildred Elizabeth Kolatin, John Kocka, Albert Tom Kosiorek, Earl R. Krugman, and many others, suggesting a membership roll or attendance list without accompanying context or event details.
Elyria High School auditorium hosted the first performance of Collegiana the musical comedy sponsored by the Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations. Cast members from Clayton College and local teachers delivered lively dancing and humor despite minor flubs, with praise for leads Shady Lane played by Baird and Hector Tiddles by Wood.
Funeral services for Afro Bova May Buseeh aged 68 will be held Saturday afternoon at Sudro Funeral Home. Rev. J. Ficks, pastor of the Methodist church, will officiate and burial will follow at Riverside Cemetery in Cleveland.
Fragment lists individuals including Wilson Elive Bette Wirth Craig Witham John Richard son Wood Laurel Woodings James A Wesester Rosemae Worthington Ed mund Bouton Wrights Frank J Yungman Jeannette Marie Zachman Cela Teresa Zaleski and Theodore A AME insky.
Elyria Kiwanis group viewed a film titled Trees and Ven showing forestry work on government forest service efforts. Dr Wesley Lake and Dr Ed Betee attended, with club member Jom Armitage presenting and aiding in a baby vente fundraiser.
Fragmented court house items report a Wellington resident charged with petty larceny, later nolled, after police arrested Ballard for alleged thefts from a home. A lawsuit by James Monaro seeks workers compensation from Ohio Industrial Commission for an on the job injury at Sree Stamping Company, with a judge to rule on the case.
Police in AOGios city jaila Birmingham arrested an Alabama man after William McCool reported being begged for money by the suspect, who then insulted him and his wife and daughter following the incident on Broad Street.
Rough OCR notes describe a group or individuals brought to the court jail overnight. Deputy J. Cordy is named in connection with the incident and a father arrived with one of the men this morning.
Dunham reports property damage on Erie avenue. White County Commissioners take to formal action on resolutions this morning to pursue state and federal interest. Byron Daubon, architect, will prepare sketches for the bridge at first Street. plans for Erie avenue span already prepared.
A detailed listing of forthcoming events includes Oberlin College lectures by Clarence Wad and Rhys Carponges, Bryn Mawr and Yale sessions, Medieval arts seminars, and a poetry reading. Activities span morning and afternoon sessions, with concerts, sports, and chapels noted. Oberlin Woman's Club will host a shop sale chaired by Mrs. H. A. Platt Sr.
A community plan outlines Good Health Week with events and speakers. May Day services include Gardier Ca vim Vasdor on Wednesday and Miss Paddock at Pavilis Wheatha tees op. Ms Sue Rotruch presents, Adult Health Day follows, sponsored by Child Welfare departments and women's progress groups.
The Prospect School auditorium hosts a short evening program at 7:00 with a children’s play and Miss Gerrude Bush of the State Department of Health delivering a lecture on Educational Work of the Health Department. The event, organized by the Welfare Department of the League of Women Voters and local PTA groups, promotes Health with the slogan Speed children on their Way to Health. Oberlin residents are invited to attend.
The Oberlin Thrift Shop on South Main Street will discontinue operations within thirty days per a decision by the Oberlin Woman's governing body. No more articles will be collected and existing items will be disposed of in that period.
The Community Gardener will hold its regular meeting on Monday evening May 2 in the High School auditorium at 7230 ppm. Mr J A VanKleek of Tein hin Breadler Coa of Cleveland, a well known lecturer, will speak on Holland and Planting of Bulbs. Lantern pictures will be shown. The instruction will be valuable to old and young alike. School children and parents are cordially invited to attend.
Dea Carl FL Withe and Professor Robert Lo Fletcher of the Su College prepare for the thirty-first annual meeting hosted by the Mississippi Valleys Historical Association in Indianapolis, with sessions today and tomorrow.
Police report a man attempted an early morning break in at Rainbow Gar Gems skating rink on Broad Street. The manager said he surprised a short, hatless man in the basement, fired at him, and the intruder fled into darkness.
R W Obites of 238 Fourth Street was fined five dollars with costs suspended after arraignment before Major Joseph Q Petre in police court on a charge of operating an automobile without sufficient brakes. He was arrested by Officer Earl Boggs yesterday at about 1 10 p m after his car collided with Mil dred Stearns of 129 Pasadena Avenue at Broad and Middle avenues with no damage reported to either vehicle.
Wellington Oberlin Penfield and Weirton to compete in district solo and ensemble contest at Mt. Union College Alliance. Wellington quartet includes Buswell Brenner Clodwick Brewer. Brenner violin solo. Brewer trumpet solo. Buswell piano solo. Oberlin contestants Ashley piano solo and Miller third solo. Henrietta school quartet Woods Troppesent Penthold Kaetzel in regional contest. Winners advance to the state contest in Oberlin on May 14.
Drilling for a gas well is scheduled to begin early next week on the 102 acre F B Squire farm on Infiripary Road. The farm has been leased for drilling by K L Edson and Son Co of Rocky River, which is moving equipment to the site today.
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