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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
11
100 Years To Be Celebrated at the Penfield Methodist Church on Sunday August 1. Special morning services feature Rev John J Mc Alpine speaking on Living 100 Years with former ministers and members attending. A noon basket picnic dinner follows and afternoon services conclude the centennial observance.
A domestic relations chief with 16 years experience outlines ten commandments for married couples. Emphasizing family involvement, 50-50 living, respectful behavior, forgiveness, shared faith guidance, and mutual trust to prevent quarrels and foster lasting happiness.
Report notes 8000 shaving mugs discovered by park department workers in New York City within five hours. The find sparks speculation on how many mugs remain in active use nationwide. The piece reflects on the mug’s nostalgic appeal and vanished everyday role in barber shops and homes.
Oakland Cal claims the nation's best traffic record with zero automobile deaths for a full month. The Hastbay Safety Council since 1923 coordinates five key steps including force cooperation, court support, continuous safety education, relief-center reports, and strict tagging to minimize accidents.
A dated compilation honors figures from Benjamin Hawkins to T. E. Lawrence with birth and death dates, followed by Today in History entries tracing events from 1790 to 1934. It also lists today’s birthdates of notable figures including Matthew Dunn and Edna Ferber, ending with a cautionary note on personal risk in life and business.
Wellington speeds ahead with August 20 22 fair events showcasing a horse show with 26 cups and other prizes. Sponsored by the fair board and Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association entries hail from across the region, aiming to feature paren bred horses for the first time and include four softball teams in preliminary play.
DANIELSON Connecticut. Ten years ago Robert Thomas a warrant was sentenced to six months in jail for stealing six doughnuts. After his sentence ended he asked to stay as a handyman at the jail in exchange for clothing and pocket money. He died at age 80 without revealing his true identity.
Readers report varied community items from Wellington and nearby towns. Entries for a hardball game are not lined up yet. Carnival crowds gathered at Linco Station for the Homebuilders event on North Main Street. Church of Christ picnic participants enjoyed Beachside Park activities in Ashland. Funeral services are planned for Laon F Parker in Cleveland with relatives from Wellington and beyond. Sterling Foundry resumes after vacation with workers and families visiting relatives out of town. Depot street sewer work progresses using salvaged materials, and school repairs continue. Wellington held a quiet election with blank ballots during a non-partisan call for village and township offices.
Friday caucus run by candidates costs 2 to 8 30 p m naturalization workers conference in Cincinnati Rev T H HW Fisher leaves for two weeks Morgan Dirlam Post will nominate officers at regular Wo man s Benefit Association meeting Henes to move to Courtland street Greenfield patina transfer Harold Hutchinson and wife relocate to Akron Goodwill Board meeting attended by Mrs T M Pfeiffer Fred Andrews returns from East Miriam Rogers of Warren visiting town Mr and Mrs Harry Gross Detroit Mich Mrs Lucy Gross Spear visiting relatives in town residents from Cleveland visiting friends and relatives
Chicago police probe the murder of Kenneth A. Morrison, a Chicago parks official killed beside his parked car. A note in a woman’s handwriting and a half burned cigarette suggest a jealous motive while investigators search for the killer and recount Morrison’s late movements and the alleged rendezvous. The widow rejects dual life rumors as a late-night work pattern is cited.
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