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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
14
O Dell an organizer in Kenton Ohio accepted 500 as compensation for injuries from the Scioto Union March strike near Kenton last summer. A common pleas court jury awarded him 750 last June, later reduced by judge H E Hoge to 550.
Columbus Ohio Aug 22 The state conservation council will meet here Sept 5 an announced today by conservation commissioner L A Wooddell
CP-P. H Boucher of Akron was appointed food supervisor for the state welfare department succeeding George Williams of Cincinnati who was dismissed over alleged expos of conditions at various institutions.
Ohio attorney general John W. Bricker ruled that a county may establish a health department under the Waldvogel county charter law only after a majority of the electors approves the provision. The ruling was addressed to the state director of health.
A jumble of program names and performers appears, listing WGAR and Ozark Bora slots with news, talk, orchestras, and musical acts. The fragment includes mentions of Elaine, G Gibbs, Fidler’s Orch, Caputo’s Orch, Twilight tunes, and a sign off.
Miss Clara Baldauf hosted the Lido club at her Center Road home Tuesday evening. Prizes were won by Helen Traxler and Irene Laubenthal after card games. Lunch followed. The group will meet again in two weeks at Mrs. Walter Mc Allister’s home.
Rev and Mrs Ryan attended Division No 2 of Ladies' Aid at Vincent Church on Tuesday at Eschtruth home. Misses Rachel and Helen Peak e returned Tuesday morning from a trip to Alaska via Panama Canal. The weekly Baptist Prayer Meeting will be held tonight in the church dining room. The Keystone Clags of the Baptist & 8. with officers and reset at Belmar Beach Stop 62 Avon Lake Saturday evening. A ball game at high school grounds tonight between St Peters Ridgeville and St Mary's Avon. Rev and Mrs B H Ryan attended the Fields home-coming Wednesday.
South Amherst residents share Phyllis Powers birthday party with prize winner DeLora Mori and gifts for the nine year old. Attendees include Barbara Lou Moore Madge Ernst Frances Mathas Thelma Jean Mathas Marilyn Rudy Mary Lou Rudy Betty Witt Joan Witt Lora Marn Bertha Brown Ruth Williams from Cleveland and Joyce Powers from Oberlin. Ladies' Dime Society met for sewing quilting and a pot luck lunch at Congregational Church. Brief items note visits and local movements including Anna Vesie admission for surgery Dr H Van Hyning Akron visits and an Amherst Hospital picnic to Vermilion on the Lake with attendees asked to assemble by 4 pm.
North Olmsted residents report varied activities with visits from Milan relatives and Kalamazoo guests. Mrs. Ruby Lamb hosts family, while Olmsted Falls carrier Mason Elfiatt plans a Boston East Coast motor trip. Local Townsend park meeting draws crowd with speaker T. E Felt from Los Angeles.
The comedy drama pits a rival newspaper man and woman reporter against each other in a battle of headlines. Bette Davis and George Brent star in the new production opening today at the Capitol Theatre.
Citizens represented by a star cast of comedians in Hold Em Yate comes to the Rivoli Theatre tomorrow. William Frawley Warren Hymer Andy Devine and George E Stone in the group head the lineup.
Mrs F C attended a meeting of the M. E. Charet held at the home of Mrs. George Borg on La Porte Road. Mr and Mrs William Miller of Cleveland returned from a two weeks trip to Canada and visited here over the weekend.
Oliver Schubert returns from Flyrna after visiting Wayne Meinke. Copper guests Woodrow Stein and Mrs J F Stein of Lakewood visit Mr and Mrs J H Delefietd Sunday. LeRoy Breeter and daughter from Cleveland visit L A Ernst family Sunday. E C Schubert family, including Oliver, call on Edison Highway relatives Monday. Caroline Spiegelberg returns to Cleveland after two weeks with relatives here. Mrs. Harold Hilyard returns to Lima after a week with Lirma Spiegelberg. Anna Burnham Elsworth Bernice Spubbl er visit friends here Sunday. Philiena Schubert and Mary Beckel of Elyria with Fred Schubert of Eaton rail on E C Schubert family. Edreon Hi Vrs Peter Ning Myo and Mrs J and guests visit. Stem and son Woodrow of Lakewood call on Mod Nubn in Lovain Sunday evening. Schubert attends Muk Deal and Producers meeting Monday at Milton Baus’s Edison Highway home. Frances Machert spends weekend with cousins Betty and Evelyn Mackert in Elyria.
In Edmonton 10 year old Ivan Olsen recovers after a rare brain tissue removal procedure to relieve pressure and degeneration. He had been semi conscious for three months after a fall and horse incident last April. Two surgeons scraped his brain hoping to restore normal health. A separate Elkton note reports a gold watch lost by a father 16 years ago found by LG Kellerman while cultivating corn, damaged but fair.
Alliance and Prospect areas anticipate a 6,000,000 bushel potato harvest in Nebraska Panhandle. Though late, the crop is in good condition and the best totals in four years are in prospect. A cold wet spring delayed development and maturity, pushing marketing back several weeks in the Upper North Platte Valley.
In France the town boasts the largest chestnut tree in the country. The tree, spreading in a public space, has a base circumference of 48 feet and a trunk circumference of 43 feet at ten feet above ground, rivaling Longfellow’s famed spreading tree.
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