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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1936

Page

14

Elyria Post Office to Close Sundays

The Elyria post office will be closed on Sundays following Washington instructions. Petitions filed contained 4,333 names with only three opposing. The Dean Electric Company reported a net profit of 90,369.44 last year and has paid over 1,600,000 in wages in seven years. A. R. Webber of Elyria and G. L. Glitsch of Lorain were chosen to represent Lorain County at the Columbus Centennial celebration next year.

Elyria John Bath Post Office Department Washington Dean Electric Company A. R. Webber G. L. Glitsch Lorain Columbus Centennial Committee Lorain County

Carlisle Township petitions push election for new school buildings

Carlisle Township residents have gathered enough signatures to trigger a vote on a proposal to build two new school buildings at an estimated cost of about 100000 dollars. An Oberlin College student group launches a drive to fund installation of an electric musical instrument in Recreation Hall to accompany dancing.

Carlisle Oberlin Omney Recreation Hall Oberlin College Marion LeRoy Burton Univer

Oberlin College to Host Commencement Address

Silty of Michigan will give the Oberlin College commencement address on June 22.

Silty Michigan Oberlin College

Oberlin-born doctor named Lorain County health chief

Dr. Henry R. O'Brien, a native of Oberlin and former United States Public Health Service official, has been appointed Lorain County health commissioner to succeed Dr. C. D. Barrett who recently resigned. He spent four years in Siam and was born in Oberlin while his father studied at Oberlin College.

Henry R. O’brien Oberlin Lorain County C. D. Barrett O’brien United States Public Health Service Siam Oberlin College

Local Social Notes From Elyria Area

Local residents visit and attend events in Elyria and surrounding towns. Mr and Mrs Abbey of Elyria and Mr and Mrs Charles Smith of Laporte visited Arth ur Smith’s home. A J Hulse drills a water well for a Cleveland buyer purchasing land from the Howard Worcester farm. Funeral attendance for Mrs Peter Smith in Avon. Golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Frank Breckenridge at the Howard Wilson home. Card party at the Grange hall. Mrs Arthur Smith ill with influenza. More residents, visits, and family gatherings noted around Elyria and nearby communities.

Fields Abbey Elyria Charles Smith Laporte Arthur Smith A. J. Hulse Cleveland Howard Worcester Ernest Terrell East Cleveland E. C. Sandrock N. J. Smith Peter Smith Avon James Sayers Zackarias Frank Savergs G. Landfried Frank Breckenridge Howard Wilson Albert Hoftyzer Myron Hoftyzer A. D. Nye Charles F. Austin Edd Tippen W. Aa. Grills Rev C. C Maple Frank Frank Elsworth Brecksville Grange Hall

Ohio State Experiment Farm Blaze at Strongsville Station

Fire destroyed all equipment at the Ohio State Experiment Farm in Strongsville Station or Vigil on Saturday. The blaze started while water pipes were thawed with a blowtorch, causing extensive damage to the facilities and gear.

Columbia Ohio State Experiment Farm Strongsville Station

Car strikes miner's truck injures property near mines

Lawrence Burnett was traveling from the coal mines on Monday February 10 when a car skidded and struck his truck, causing substantial damage and prompting a reported incident.

Lawrence Burnett

Townsend Meeting Opens with Prayer and Music

Attorney William S. Dotson of Akron addressed the Townsend meeting at the town hall Monday night. An open forum followed after the program began with America and the pledge. Mrs. L. L. Ring offered prayer. The musical segment featured two solos, The Oregon Trail and Every Now and Then performed by Betty Churchward with piano accompaniment.

William S. Dotson Akron Town Hall L. L. Ring Oregon Trail Betty Churchward

Correction on residence rentals and local incidents

The report notes G Landfried rented a cottage near his former home replacing the Worcester residence on the John Wilford farm. John Sigsworth Jr injured his lip after a fall on ice, causing several days away from school. Mrs Mitchell cares for her ill sister on Root Road in Columbia due to kidney trouble. The Sutter farm near North Olmsted on Barton Road is rented to a Mr Smith.

Smith

Musical Recital Notes and Family Visit Brief

Miss Emily Brown performed solo songs including When You And I Were Young Maggie and Mother MacCrea with Roy Putt accompanying Mrs Putt. The next meeting is set for March 2. Mrs Rollie Fitch visited her brothers John and William Shur in East Cleveland.

Emily Brown You Maggie L. L. Ring Mother MacCrea Roy Putt Putt Rollie Fitch John and William Shur East Cleveland

Fire at former Tompkins residence under Brasselle occupancy

A Sunday night fire at the former T. S. Tompkins home, now occupied by the Brasselle family, was put out by the Columbia Fire Department soon after arrival. The blaze was caused by an overheated chimney and the stove pipe burned a hole in the floor.

T. S. Tompkins Brasselle Columbia Fire Department

Fire damages home on East River road

The Columbia Fire Department was called at 5 p . m . Monday to a blaze at the home of Frank Koza on East River road. Firefighters extinguished the fire after considerable damage occurred.

Columbia Frank Koza East River Road

Sermon Series Continues At Baptist Church

The Rev. Marshall Bickford will continue his sermon series on The Seven Most Remarkable Sermons of The Bible. The third sermon, from Matthew five on The Sermon on the Mount, will be delivered next Sunday.

Marshall Bickford Mathew

Discussion on Kagawa the Japanese Christian at Baptist meet

A Baptist Young People meeting Sunday night featured a discussion on Kagawa the Japanese Christian. Mrs. Leola Bickford read an article on the topic.

Kagawa Baptist Young People’s Meeting Leola Bickford

Nominating Committee Announces Baptist Group Officers

The meeting at Miss Florabel Snell home approved officers: Rolland Cartright as President Stephen Veres as Vice President Miss Wilma Braue as secretary treasurer Miss Florabel Snell as social chairman Mrs Leola Bickford as program chairman Miss Roberta Ingersoll and Donna Stinchcomb as place committee Earl Futt Donald Van Arsdale Ruth Bartter as membership committee. Officers plan next meeting at the parsonage. The Baptist Choir rehearsed at the Ingersoll home. Next Mission Circle meeting February 26 hosted by Mrs Kate Snell. Mrs Sylvia Ives ill. Mr and Mrs Harry Knopf moved to West River road. Lenora Bonner spent two days with parents at Depot Road Ridgeville. Mr and Mrs Merrill Rundle of Berea visited Ella Rundle and family.

Florabel Snell Rolland Cartright Stephen Veres Wilma Braue Leola Bickford Roberta Ingersol Donna Stinchcomb Earl Futt Donald van Arsdale Ruth Bartter William Bonner Depot Toad Ridgeville Merrill Rundle Berea Ella Rundle

Methodist Father and Son Banquet at Town Hall

The Father and Son banquet of the Methodist church was held at the town hall last Thursday evening. Prof. Pautz spoke on Lincoln's Life before about fifty attendees and a dinner followed. Mrs. Herman Leach chaired the dinner committee with Mrs. Robert Leach running the dining room. assistants included Mrs. Inez Harrington, Miss Margaret Martin, Mrs. Vida Martin, and Misses Loleta Hales, Wilda Heineman, Betty Churchward, Emily Brown, Donna Cletzer, and Lucile Churchward. The Epworth League met with Miss Betty Chutcham that evening. The Rev. Paul Brown spoke at the Methodist church on "The Great Giver" the next morning.

Methodist Church Pautz Lincoln Herman Leach Robert Leach Inez Harrington Margaret Martin Vida Martin Loleta Hales Wilda Heineman Betty Churchward Emily Brown Donna Cletzer Lucile Churchward Epworth League Betty Chutcham Brown Paul Brown

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