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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1935

Page

14

Governor Davey urges cooperation on Sherrill recommendations

In Columbus on August 15 Governor Davey sent a letter to all state department and bureau heads urging thorough and prompt action on the Sherrill Governmental Survey Committee recommendations. He asks determining how many can be carried into effect without hindering essential department activities and notes earlier gains from forced recognition due to his vetoes.

Columbus State Department Davey Sherrill Committee

Physician Opens Office In Elyria

Dr. Leonard H. Harris a former Cook County pediatrician opens offices in the Elyria Block. He specializes in diseases of infants and children and has trained in pediatrics. Harris trained at Mt Sinai Chicago Cook County Hospital and Northwestern Medical School. He resides at 123 Columbia Avenue with his wife.

Leonard H. Harris Cook County Children’s Hospital Chicago Elyria Harris Mt. Sinai Hospital Cook County Hospital Cook County Contagious Hospital Northwestern University Medical School Chicago Medical Society Chicago Pediatric Society North American Medical Association Phi Delta Epsilon Medical Fraternity Columbia Avenue

Nail fails to hurt child in Columbia incident

In Columbia Missouri William Merkel aged 3 swallowed a two inch horse shoe nail. He was taken to a hospital and examined but doctors said no operation was needed. The incident prompted officials to stress safety education to help children reach their highest potential.

Columbia William Merkel

Radio Programs on August Fifteenth Broadcast Schedule

A dense list of radio programs and time slots for WGAR Ozark Hill station including World Traveler, Transcriptions, Breakfast Club, The Honeymooners, Lily, and various bands, talks, and musical features. Names such as Cyril Pitt, H Van Loo, Madge Marley, Nell Riggs, Irene Rich, Roscoe Turner, and more appear amid program titles and segments.

M McCarthy Helen Trent Wel Tin Pan Alley Ya Aung Pin-Willis S Vounie Gates Betty-Boa Brooks Watchtower World Traveler Ozark B

Hospital News and Briefs Update

Discharges include Mrs Walter Miechka and her baby daughter Ehrman Block. Mrs Joseph Heathcote visited Mrs Harriet Amatt in Elyria. Mr and Mrs J Menz were Cleveland visitors. Karl Sabers is reported ill at home on West Street. Mrs C H Ernst spent Wednesday with Elyria relatives. Miss Myra Smith visiting relatives in Meadville for several days.

Walter Miechka Ehrman Block Joseph Heathcote Harriet Amatt Elyria J. Menz Cleveland Xarl Sabiers West Screet C. H. Ernst Myra Smith Meadville

Sacred Heart church picnic draws 700 to Campbell's Grove

About 700 people attended a Sacred Heart church picnic at Campbell's Grove on Sunday. A noon chicken dinner was served and games and amusements continued into the evening. Local residents and several visitors were noted among attendees, with various names mentioned as having joined in the event and nearby activities. Oregon has used of the standing timber of the country.

New London Sacred Heart Church Atampbell's Grove Behuster Jrs Emerick Mitro Hurst Browns Szleiges Harold Steinm Dickes N. Strohinfer Eiie Brown Toledo F. c. Brown Dorothy G. H. Dion Elyria Dorothy Hutch Loretta Donald Webber Elsie John Mitra Ralph Justin Ria Reva Oregon

Compulsory Retirement At 70 Urged For State Workers

The Sherrill Ohio Government Survey Commission urged replacing optional retirement at 70 with compulsory retirement for state workers. It proposed placing retirement board staff under civil service, saving about 10,705 annually, and tightening budget controls to curb rising costs.

Civil Service

Elyria Townline Notes and Social Tidbits

August 14 reports a 4-H Banner Club gathering with Russell Sniegelberz and Frank Stang, plus a Kolbe reunion at Beckstein's Woods attended by the Spiegelberz family. Oliver Schubert visits Wayne Meinke in Elyria. Schubert family visits Brookside Park. Cook and Becker families交流 in South Amber. Mrs. Harold Hilyard of Lima mentioned.

Elyria Townline Road Russell Sniegelberz Frank Stang Edison Highway L. W. Spiegelberz Caroline Spiegelbert Beckstein Woods Oliver Schubert Wayne Meinke Elyria E. C. Schubert Oliver J. H. Delefield Brookside Park Valentine Cook E. Becker South Amber Frioar Harold Hilyard Lima

Amherst Outings Highlight Local Summer Gatherings

Amherst residents enjoyed several August social events led by St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed church at the Albrecht home in Russia township. About 80 attended a ball game, games, music, and light refreshments. Other gatherings included Masonic and Eastern Star outing at Vermilion-on-the-Lake for around 100, and a King's Daughters garden party at Ruth Ehrman's home with flower show planning. The Cloverleaf Club outing was postponed due to Bedhstine cottage repairs.

Amherst St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church The Brotherhood Clarence Albrecht Russia Township Frederick Berger Ruth Ehrman Nabakowek Gebrke Masonic Order Vermilion-on the-Lake Cleveland Avenue King’s Daughters St. Peter's

Weekend Visit Notes From Edison Highway

Spending a week with Miss Irma Spiegelberg. Mr. and Mrs. W. Cook were the guests of their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Delefield of Edison Highway Sunday. Mrs. J. H. Delefield visited her sister, Mrs. J. F. Stein in Cleveland Sunday afternoon.

Irma Spiegelberg W. Cook H.C. Delefield Edison Highway J. H. Delefield J. F. Stein Cleveland

Local Social Roundup From Vincent Area

Aug 18 and nearby visits feature Mrs Har ry Hevovk of Cleveland calling on Mrs C Hurlbut family. Cecelia Derfiey of Lorain visited Alma Ackerman and both returned home. Willing Workers class and 4-H clubs held gatherings at Avon and Vermilion on the Lake with eighteen persons in the party. Several residents ill but improving, with Lorain visitors and Progres sive M E church class meeting at the Trockley home.

Clard Ackerman Alma Ackerman Cleveland M. E. Church B. H. Ryan Avon Marktey Girls 4-H Vermilon-on the-Lake Ned Parker F. H. Lewis Margaret Burkley Clah Ridgeville Lnton Smith J. G. Morris Beese J. J. Heckel Vermilion on-the-Lake Francis Lewis Botomas John Knepper James Harnish Lorain J. Harnish Kathryn McMillan Frankie Reese M. E. Church Netar School Frank Trockley Harnish Fran

Bride-To-Be Is Fatally Injured in Akron Area Crash

Harriet K. Wagner 27 of Massillon died at City Hospital after a collision while she and fiancé Harold Swihart 29 drove toward Massillon to announce their wedding. Swihart and Fasnacht were injured. Dr W R Portz of Hartville also involved.

Akron Massillon Harriet K. Wagner City Hospital Harold Swihart Canton William Fasnacht Fasnacht Eva Wagner Harriet Motehr Swihart W. R. Portz Hartville

Local 4-H Club Plans August Corn Roast

The treasurer was absent and no report given. After routine business, plans were set for a class and family corn roast on Thursday evening, August 22. Miss Naomi Wright, nurse at City Hospital in Cleveland, stayed with cousin Mrs. Copas. Rebecca Rea received a surprise party from Sewing Sallies 4-H Club with games and refreshments. Marian Roberts led a gift presentation.

McIntire William Eddy Leroy Rhone John Harnish M. B Copas J. G. Morris Trockley Naomi Wright City Hospital Cleveland M. B. Copas Russell Tanner Vincent Orrville Ohio F. Trockley Sewing Sallies 4-H Club Rebecca Rea Mary Saylor Loretta Lewis Lucilla Senning Alice McCarty Marian Roberts Jeanette Lewis Bernadine Parker Betty Brinzley Miss Rea

Police Break Up Skirmish at Thompson Products Plant

Police mounted and private detectives charged into a crowd of pickets and sympathizers in Cleveland as strikers clash near Thompson Products Co. A man pulls a streetcar trolley, workers rush the car, two men are arrested, and a worker is attacked before 128 workers are allowed to enter the plant. The strike, called three weeks ago over union committee dismissals, was sparked by protest but the plant reopened after a majority of workers signed petitions approving conditions.

Cleveland. C Thompson Products Co Topicket

Golf balls found near Runaway Brook Club in Bolton

In Clinton Mass near the Runaway Brook Club at Bolton workers clearing brush discovered 627 golf balls. The balls filled a bushel basket and were lost over the 47 years the club has been in existence.

Clinton Mass Jworkers Runaway Brook Club Bolton

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