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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1935
Page
13
Detroit Glider Council tests near Sleeping Bear in Traverse City with 12 pilots flying 35 flights in three gliders. The longest flight lasted 17 minutes, Ed Knight of Toledo piloting the Haller Hawk reached 2000 feet, winds favored west or northwest, tests to resume July 4 and Labor Day.
North Olmsted and nearby communities report residents traveling to Arizona for a short stay, visits by Mrs. Gaylord Gardner of Unionville, Ohio, and Dorothy Kelly's trip to Graf ton to see Carol Shepard. Mrs. James Donaldson is very ill on Lorain Road, with a Rebekah Lodge meeting planned in Dover. A Sunday school picnic, church services, and Universalist church dinners are noted, along with the Cover family reunion trip by Cookread residents.
Connecticut ends elopement boom as a state health certificate becomes mandatory for marriage licenses. The change shifts couples to nearby states with laxer rules, ending the once common practice of late night wedding readings and five day notices.
Town Clerk F C Bain of Millerton N Y reports 90 percent of his business comes from New York residents and expects growth. New York law allows marriage ceremonies to be performed immediately after license issuance. Parental consent is not required for girls sixteen or older.
Miss Ruth Lampland described during her Cincinnati talk how she encountered unusual hobbies among unemployed groups. She noted a man who collected ants and kept them in glass apartments with sand to observe how insects build miniature villages and engineer their own settlements.
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