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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1936
Page
7
The West Side unit of the National Union for Social Justice will meet Friday evening February 7 at 8 00 in the K of C club rooms, according to an announcement made today.
Senator Borah formally avowed his presidential candidacy and announced a plan to place eight delegate-at-large candidates in the Ohio primary on May 12. He attacks party bosses, backs a liberal Republican platform, and vows speeches in Cleveland and Akron to counter the regulars.
Radio listing shows WTAM WHR and other stations with a planned schedule of programs. It lists shows and hosts such as Dick Tracy Goldbergs Orphan Annie Tom Mix Lowell Thomas News Abbott Pepper and more, with times ranging from 5:15 PM to 1:00 AM including Variety and Band performances.
Senator Borah signals a possible preferential primary wager in Ohio while hinting at outside contenders such as Frank Knox or Gov. Landon. He remains a longtime national figure, active since 1907, famed for opposing the League of Nations and for chairing the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
The Avon Lake village school board met for its regular session. Minutes were approved, bills paid, and Lorain County Budget Commission approved the 1936 tax rates. A 1936 appropriation of 42000 for operations and 14900 for bond retirement was adopted. The board requested deputy marshals at three Lake Shore Electric crossings during bus times and authorized payroll dates for bus drivers and custodians. They allowed noon hour gym dances on Fridays and one after school dance monthly, 4 to 6 pm. Discussion of a school addition led to inviting Fulton and Taylor to estimate costs. The board ordered a carload of coal and asked council permission to flood the athletic field with fire hoses and to keep roads passable for buses.
The Women’s League of the Congregational church met Tuesday at the church with 34 members present. Dinner was served by several hosts. President Mrs. Joe Shirler led the business meeting, reports were approved, and hymns and readings were observed. Members and guests attended, with several reports on committee activities and a talk on sight saving. New member Mrs. Fred Dobbeck joined, and plans for March hostesses were announced. Local residents Barth Watson and the Tobey family relocated, and illness and visits were noted among members.
Brockville Ontario marks 115 years of weekly publication for the Brocksville Recorder, one of the continent’s oldest weeklies. Since 1821 it has appeared under the same title as the weekly edition of the Brockville Recorder and Times.
New Haven Connecticut Yale University preserves a collection of 500 sand shakers that illustrate a nearly forgotten practice. Sand shak ers were used to dry ink before 1850 and are tied to the history of Connecticut industry. The earliest American sand shakers were crafted in Berlin Connecticut in 1740.
Berkeley February 9 A new era of rural architecture aims to harmonize foreign influences with U S produced tendencies under the Resettlement Administration. Joseph Weston says the goal is regional fidelity with climate and surroundings, not a new style. He notes 35 percent of rural dwellings lack professional design and cites fusion of California coastal Mexican and New England influences as a regional path.
Cleveland teachers will decide if schools close June 19 for spring vacation or stay until term end with no recess. The Cleveland Teachers' Federation will conduct the poll among members to determine the plan for the rest of the school year.
Sylvia Sidney reaches top form as a dramatic actress in Mary Burns Fugitive opening today at Captol Theatre. Alan Baxter, Broadway stage star, is featured in the production.
Sybil Jason, a five year old rising star, makes her film debut in Little Big Shot which opens tomorrow at the Dreamland Theatre. The cast also includes Glenda Farrell, Robert Armstrong and Edward Everett Horton.
Banns of matrimony published for Miss Ethel Nagel of Avon and Henry Findora of Sheffield at Holy Trinity church Avon. They will marry Saturday at 9 o clock in the morning at Holy Trinity church. The Baptist Sunday School Juniors met Tuesday evening for recreation and devotional period at the church.
Mrs Wilson Jameson visited her daughter Mrs Norman Stockhaus in Lakewood on Tuesday morning. Fire fighters were called to extinguish a blaze at Miss Una Nagel's East Avon home on Tuesday. Avon Lake visitors Mrs Dell Dunning and daughter Nina, and Mr Verdic Taft of Berea joined Mr and Mrs Robert Pickering Monday. The Royal Circle of the M E church met at Mrs La Verne Pickering's home this afternoon.
Piles result from poor blood flow in the lower bowel causing weakness and protrusion. Internal treatment aims to remove the cause using salves suppositories and cutting, but Hib Al-ROID from Dr Leornhardt relieves congestion restores circulation and heals diseased parts. It promises quick safe relief to thousands and urges druggists to stock with a guarantee.
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