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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1932
Page
10
A report by J. H. Hurst of the Lorain County Automobile Club details 432 safety lessons and 432 posters issued for Blyria schools in the first four months after the schoolboy patrol started. Lessons and posters reached 3,473 children with no accidents reported among children traveling to or from school.
Four hundred thirty two lessons were provided to teachers for use in educating children about traffic hazards, and the same number of posters were placed in school rooms to emphasize the lessons.
The Elsra Library reports January 1952 set a new monthly circulation record of 14 097 books and magazines. A single day on January 2 saw 1 002 items circulated, the first time over 1 000 in a day.
South Amherst High basketball lost to Oberlin School of Commerce by one point on their home floor, with a final score of 14 to 13. The game drew local interest as a tightly fought matchup. The Sunday School class from Methodist Church, led by Miss Margaret Rice, visited Oberlin’s First Congregational Church earlier Sunday, with attendees listed among Misses Guineverre McCord, Ruth Allsop, Clarabelle Baden, and Margaret Rice, and Messrs. Hubert Jones, Russell Springer, and Earl Jones.
Mrs William Slack and Mrs Jacob Kolb will host the Ladies Aid Society in the Methodist church parlors Thursday afternoon. A good attendance is desired by organizers urging members to attend.
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary met in the club rooms Monday evening, a regular session held to discuss community projects and upcoming events. The group reviewed plans for veteran support and local fundraising activities.
A regular Royal Neighbors lodge meeting will be held Thursday evening in the lodge rooms with attendance urged to plan for the Lorain County Rally. Local social notes mention visits and gatherings by Mrs Alfied Flowers Vic Tere tha Flowers Miss Myrtle Hunt and Arthur Tint. others include Capt A P Patchett Mre Pelle Brocksieher and family and Mr and Mrs Thomas Flowers among weekend visitors and dinner guests in the area.
Mrs G L Jenkins called on W O Gough in Elora Sunday afternoon. Arthur Brown stayed with relatives in Hartsville last week. The Truce Blue Society of the Baptist Sunday school plans its monthly meeting Saturday evening at Harold and Mrs Smith's home. Four O Clock Tea Club members entertained husbands at the Starve home Friday. Rose Casper and daughter visited Ciluseigond relatives Sunday. Arnold Bueck Bertha Thibbard Robert Pickering and Charles Wilford called on Mrs Gordon Paddock at Mt Josephs hospital Sunday. Mrs La Verne Pickering and son Jackie returned Friday from Michigan relatives visit. Mrs George Buck and Lena Gilder of Ridgeville called at Arn...
Old Buel last Friday. The Royal Circle of the M. I. Church will be entertained on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Miriam Pickering. Mr. and Mrs. Dorse and daughter Mary of Cleveland visited Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pickering. Miss Phila Gibson of Homer Michigan visits her sister Mrs. La Verne Pickering. Mrs J J Weiler entertained at a Topey Turvy party at her home Saturday afternoon and evening.
Mr and Mrs Ed Stage hosted the 500 club at their home. Harold Smith and Mr Ed Stage won first prizes while Roy Cahoon and Mrs Clyde Mc Allister took booby prizes. Mr and Mrs McAllister were guests of the club.
The Women’s Missionary Society and Ladies’ Aid plan a joint meeting at Mrs Theodore Grills West Ridge on Wednesday afternoon February rd. The Community Club opens at the schoolhouse Wednesday evening for parents and neighbors. Choir rehearsal with Mr and Mrs Newton Balls Thursday evening. Quarterly Conference for three churches Brownhelm Henrietta South Ridge will be held at the church Friday evening February ath with Rev W A Schuster of Cleveland in charge.
Mr and Mrs Clayton Springer and daughter of Amherst called on Frank Bechtel Sunday. Mes Starland Sehlechter and daughter of Henrietta visited Ruth and Miriam Fowl Saturday. Drederick Eppley confined with whooping cough.Mary D Wack quitclaims to Ira L and Adelaide Clement 24 acres at Hallover and Holbrook Russia Township. Lorain Tower Supply Company receives Lot on Hast Thirty Fourth Street Lorain. Edward Minnich and Ruth Minnich share half interest in Huron Street Elyria. Mabel Dewey to Carmelo Danise lot at North Main and We Wolf Wellington.
Miss Ruth Fowl of Barberton spent the week end at her home here.
Earl Wheeler of Amherst R. D. 1 was hospitalized in Elyria with injuries after being kicked by a horse.
A farm incident at Frank Casper’s property in Henrietta left a farm worker with injuries after being kicked by a horse. The man was treated on Tuesday afternoon for his wounds.
Work by appointment with an experienced operator at Temple Beauty Parlor located in the 410 Masonic Temple Building. Phone number listed as 8424.
Repos were recorded at Poantter Port amid ongoing inventory actions. Shipping logs show several vessels immobilized as loan facilities face tightening terms. Authorities declined to identify involved parties.
Ample insurance money at 1 3 per cent. loan on well improved farms of not less than 40 acres. Seven years time. No payments on principal required. Address Farm Loans, 711 Elyria Savings and Trust Building, Elyria, Ohio. Ph. 8441.
A brief OCR fragment lists items with prices such as Pertussin 50¢ Pineoleum 10¢ Musterol 2 and an unclear line reading an ose fle all se, reflecting a mid catalog-like listing of remedies and costs.
A fragment lists prices for baby care products including Vapo Rub Wicks, Anti-Colic Nipples, Stanley Baby Castile, Zinc Stearate, and J. J. Baby Cream with cents values, in a vintage ad style.
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