Walker Re elected Clerk of Stayton School District
Leonard Walker won reelection as Stayton School District clerk for the 37th time. He previously served since 1895 with only three years out of office when he moved away.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1935
Page
15
Leonard Walker won reelection as Stayton School District clerk for the 37th time. He previously served since 1895 with only three years out of office when he moved away.
Mr. Young will begin a short sermon series on The Ten Commandments starting tomorrow at Ridgeville Congregational Church. He plans to show their meaning in modern life and believes progress relies on understanding the fundamental wisdom and principles built by humanity. He argues against new schemes that undermine honor integrity and justice.
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports total food production should exceed recent averages this year with cereals and fruits and vegetables forecast to be plentiful. Meat and other livestock products may be scarcer but overall domestic consumption should be adequately supported by carryover and current production. Fox travels with hounds during Borle Harriers meet in Northern Ireland confounding huntsmen as a fox infiltrates the pack then vanishes into brush.
Old time Klondike and Yukon sourdoughs prepare for a Seattle reunion August 16 17 and 28 with about 3900 former gold seekers from the United States Canada and Alaska expected to attend Chairman Fred J Wettrick notes past gatherings in the late 1890s. Many returned without fortunes but with memories of a spectacular rush. Attendees include William Subver Mare Foe Clark and O V Buel. Dore Creek Miners will hold a tasting event at the banquet.
The former employees of No. 7 Dorado and No. 16 Eldorado will gather for a reunion featuring picnics sports and a ball. The highlight is a meeting of old friends to reminisce about days in the Far North when fortunes were made and lost.
The Second Street Shelter House in Reading Pennsylvania under federal supervision houses 120 transients and publishes its own mimeographed paper named the Chatterbox. The article notesPyiamus and Thisbe as precursors to Romeo and Juliet.
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