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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1938

Page

12

Sawyer Promises No Fixers in Ohio Governor Bid

Cincinnati February 1 Charles Sawyer Democratic candidate for Governor spoke in a radio address announcing his candidacy and outlining planks. He promised business leaders they could deal with the state without paying fixers and vowed employees will not be forced to contribute to an elaborate political machine. He backed labor's right to collective bargaining and urged a non-provincial highway commission with a director to run the department. He urged opposition to the Conservation Council and supported a relief program while proposing a tax plan to study home exemptions below fixed valuations.

Cincinnati Charles Sawyer Ohio Eampaign

Camden Families Report Illnesses Across the Town

Little Donna Jean Earl of Camden is critically ill at home with scarlet fever and pneumonia. Betty Shaver remains confined to her home with illness. Dennis Perkins children have mumps. Rev Earle Braun and Richard Miller family members hosted guests, including Maxine and Rey Miller, at the Miller residence in Camden.

Caravan itinerary announced for Ohio visits in spring

Official itinerary of the northwest territory caravan through Ohio was released by the state commission. Dates and towns include Athens April 11 Beverly 12 Zanesville 14 Cambridge 15 New Philadelphia 16 Canton 18 Wooster 19 Akron 20 Kent 24 Warren 22 Youngstown 23 Ashtabula 25 Chardon 26 Cleveland 27 Oberon 28 Norwalk 29 Sandusky 30 Mansfield May 2 Mt. Vernon 3 Newark 4 Delaware 5 Westernville 6 Columbus 7 Circleville 9 Chillicothe 10 Washington Court House 11 Springfield 12 Bellefontaine 12 Bowling Green 14 Toledo 16 Bryan 17. Other cities dates pending.

Marietta Northwest Territory Ohio State Commission Athens Beverly Zanesville Cambridge New Philadelphia Cunton Wooster Akron Kent Warren Youngstown Ashtabula Chardon Cleveland Oberon Norwalk Sandusky Mansfield Mt. Vernon Newark Delaware Westerville Columbus Cairdleville Chillicothe Washington Court House Springfield Bellefontaine Bowling Green Toledo Bryan

Civil Service Examinations Announced for USDA Posts

Civil service examinations for several United States Department of Agriculture positions were announced this week. Posts include Agronomist soil conservation and associate agronomists with salaries from 2600 to 3800 dollars. Also junior scientific aid in parasitology at 1440 dollars. Full information available from J E Dewhurst, Elyria post office.

Civil Service United States Department of Agriculture United States Civil Service Examination J. E. Dewhurst Commission Soil Conservation Service Bureau of Antid Dewhurst Elyria

Local Visitors From Akron And Wakeman

Roy Radcliffe spent several days in Columbus while Little Jimmiy Murphy of Akron visited his grandparents. Mr and Mrs H. B. Cook and Mrs Mima Radcliffe spent several days recently with relatives in Wakeman.

Roy Radcliffe Columbus Little Jimmiy Murphy Akron Wiss H. B. Cook Mima Radcliffe Wakeman

Wellington Church Revival and Civic Notices in Local Bulletin

Local church reports revival plans February 13 to 27 at First Baptist and First Congregational with Evangelistic meetings nightly. Other items include choir and orchestra practices, a Lincoln birthday program, Ladies Aid activities, Sunday school notes, and community notices about school health tests and recent local events.

Crurchls Feo Methodist Episcopal Lonan Mibister Malik Verda Mi Verda Bayers Bay - Ton Lonsotern Mars Puylie Wortheimer Harold Brenner Martin Dinlam ByeView Priser Oak General Ladies Aid Karl QO. Towns New England Lorain Institute of Epworth Medina Ladies' Aid Mattie Foster Pleasant Street Harmony Circle of Ladies’ Aid Norman Griggs North Main Street Brotherhood Acme 1M Our Church Lincoln First Baptist John II, Green Ted Welmer Africa First Congregational Charles W. Recard Recard Winchester

Modernizing Of Cellars Gains In Favor

Opportunities to maximize understair spaces are growing as homeowners convert cellars into recreation rooms dens or study nooks. Modern materials floors and built in features reduce costs while boosting comfort and home value. Themes like hunting lodge nautical ship cabin or old inn top room are popular with open hearths adding utility and decor.

Foundation Decay Causes Heavy Loss

Foundation decay is described as a major costly issue for homes with weak crumbling basements. Repair bills for damaged walls and floors can be reduced by strengthening foundations, which also allows finished basements to become family recreational spaces. Contractors cite long term savings and increased livability from basement renovations.

Dideqitter Deesle Foundationg Epravan Homer Thea House Benéidliy

Colors Cut Tank Evaporation Losses In Oil Storage

Scientists report exterior coatings in light colors reduce evaporation from oil and gas tanks. Lighter painted tanks lose far less than dark ones, yielding substantial savings as firms adopt the practice to curb losses and improve efficiency.

New Kitchen Faucets Change Home Water Safety

The article explains a shift from obsolescent two-faucet systems to modern mixer faucets. It notes that mixer faucets reduce the risk of scalding by allowing controlled water temperature, making kitchen use safer for the housewife.

Retaining Walls Help Landscaping Appeal and Strength

Retaining walls protect terraces and embankments from washouts during heavy rains and frost. They combine function with aesthetic value, with masonry or monolithic types chosen to match house design and yard color. Proper height and finish enhance security and curb appeal while blending with materials used on the home exterior.

Built In Table Is Useful In Kitchen

An extra folding kitchen table provides space for extra dishes during heavy entertaining. A drop leaf hinges to the wall with sturdy braces, tucking away when not in use to save space. It offers inexpensive construction and valuable accommodation for serving large gatherings.

Better Lighting Is Most Important for Home Rooms

Broad eaves and covered porches reduce daylight. Adding daylight by painting underside of eaves and ceilings with light colors helps reflect light into rooms. Proper lighting balances visibility and eye comfort, guiding color choices for each room to protect eyesight.

Outdoor garden oven adds summer enjoyment and style

An outdoor oven in the garden enhances summer entertaining. It should blend with brick stone or concrete features and be built on a masonry terrace to protect the lawn. Benches and a matching table can surround the terrace, with a hinged top bench. Wood should be kept dry to prevent mildew.

Concrete Curing Process Delays Water Evaporation

Concrete curing slows water loss to allow binding with cement. The method keeps the concrete moist for about ten days to ensure proper hardening and strength development.

Sunshine effect on room with yellow tones and curtains

The passage describes floor tones in medium chrome yellow creating a sunshine atmosphere by reflection, making white walls appear cream colored. Yellow gauze curtains enhance the brightness and overall sunny impression of the room.

Walled Courtyard Provides Privacy in Urban Gardens

Large city homeowners use small rear yards for walled gardens to boost privacy. Walls of concrete brick or tile block create secluded outdoor spaces with low maintenance. A wide wall tops with a trough for earth, while hedges or vines enhance separation from surrounding buildings.

Modern Bathroom Upgrades For Durable Surfaces

Prop plumbing alone does not ensure a bathroom meets today s standards. The article notes wooden or bare plaster walls look out of place and recommends durable wall finishes like wainscoting that withstands constant shower spray, along with tile and paneling options applied over existing walls.

Aluminum Corrosion in Concrete Protection Note

Dry seasoned concrete does not corrode aluminum upon contact. In fresh and unseasoned concrete aluminum requires protection with coating or encasement using asphalt bitumen pitch tar paper felt or similar saturated materials to prevent corrosion.

Connecting Laundry to Drying Yard for Easy Airing

The basement laundry should link directly to the drying yard via a wall door and a small elevated stair area. Avoid steep steps. This lets clothes move straight from laundry to the clothesline, reducing carrying effort and stairs.

Night Light for Stair Safety Keeps Falls Low

An article advises installing a low voltage light near stair treads to prevent injuries from improper stair lighting. The lights burn through the night with very little electric current, aiding safety without high energy cost.

Leaks Cause Of Property Loss From Home Guttering

Leaks from oxidized flashings gutters and down spouts cause serious building damage including ruined walls and ceilings and stains. Experienced workers can repair or install flashings around openings roof intersections chimneys and vents. Clean gutters and downspouts, repair or replace them as needed and remove leaves to prevent clogging and rot. Metal corrosion can be slowed with suitable paint materials.

Saturn and Its Rings Enclosing Nine Faint Moons

The planet Saturn, along with its nine moons which are fairly faint, is surrounded by rings that are concentric with the planet, forming a distinctive halo of icy debris.

Saturn

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