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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1938

Page

10

Coal Contracts For School Year Awarded In Elyria

Elyria Board of Education accepted coal bids for the 1058-30 school year. Marbach Lumber and Coal Co. will supply the high school plant at 4.70 per ton. West Side Lumber and Coal Co. will service Edison Jefferson Gates Hamilton Allen Ganford McKinley Ely at 4.15 to 4.65 per ton after a 0.5 percent discount. Roosevelt building coal bid rejected for not meeting specs. All accepted bids were the lowest meeting specifications.

Marbach Lumber and Coal Company West Side Lumber and Coal Company Elyria Board of Education Marbach Company Edison Jefferson Gates Hamilton Allen Ganford McKinley Ely Roosevelt

U. S. And British Ships Collide Off Skerries Ireland

In heavy fog off Skerries north of Dublin, the American freighter West Cohas and the British passenger Munster collided. The Munster evacuated 450 passengers with life belts. both ships reached the River Mersey at Liverpool. The West Cohas sustained a propeller-tend hole and stern damage, with crew diverted to manage flooding until relief arrived.

London W Cohas Munster Skerries Ireland Dublin Ripley Ste Rigs Dr. Tye New Orleans Lioyds Agency Mersey Liverpool West Canas Haisted

PTA submits playground stats to city council

Playground statistics were presented to the council by the PTA playground committee explaining the lack of supervised grounds on the West Side. Only Edison Show and Cascade Park have supervision now as Cascade Park attracts attendees from Gates and Jefferson schools. The committee estimates 25,000 people will have used the five supervised playgrounds during the eight week period, at about 215 dollars per grounds.

Council PTA Frank Henke West Side Edison Show Cascade Park Jefferson and Gates Lucille Flint Flint Gates School Henke Roosevelt Seminal Aliens McKinley Hamilton Schnell Ralph Bauer City Recreation Commission Dewey Hull

Sanford and O'Dell open real estate and insurance firm

Fred B. Sanford and Merle J. O'Dell announce a new partnership Sanford and O'Dell to operate a real estate and insurance firm with offices at 925 Elyria Savings and Trust building. Sanford brings three years in real estate with Joseph Laronge Cleveland, O'Dell handles the insurance side after years with Foster-Fitch Company. Both are Elvrian residents known locally.

Fred B. Sanford Merle J. O'Dell Sanford and O'Dell Elyria Savings and Trust Building Sanford Joseph Laronge Dre Cleveland O'Dell Foster-Fitch Company Bath

Three States Lack Shared Local Tax Laws

Vermont West Virginia and North Carolina are the only three rates that do not have locally shared tax laws all other 45 states share a portion of their revenue with local governments according to the report This highlights uneven local fiscal arrangements across the United States.

Vermont West Virginia North Carolina

Hookworm Disease and Its Cure Described by Doctor

Dr Claud N. Chrisman outlines the life cycle of hookworms and how infection begins from soil that is warm and moist. He notes how larvae enter through bare skin, travel to the lungs and back to the small intestine, where eggs hatch and new worms proliferate, causing anemia and fatigue. He credits sanitation efforts by the Rockefeller Foundation with reducing cases and stresses the need for shoes and hygiene to prevent infection.

Claud N. Chrisman M.D

Hookworm Disease Causes Laziness Among Southern Poor

The text argues that hookworm illness underlies laziness and reinfection, noting death is rare but progressive weakness leads to other diseases. It stresses education and sanitation as key, citing sanitary toilets, shoes for fieldwork, and treatments. It mentions ctenopodium and agents like tetrachiorethylene as effective remedies.

Columbia Briefs Highlight Local Movements And Events

Miss Audrey Smith spent days with her Elyria sister Mrs Rolland Cartright. Bonner family now in Norwalk Ohio. Wilma Bonner wed Melvin Gates and they reside at Belden. Dowers visit daughter Helen in Wisconsin. Claude Rundle injured wrestling. Squire-Chuckward family reunion held last week. Briggs family attended Ohio Provision Company employee picnic. Mrs Chambers entertaining Mrs Harry Jones and son from Lakewood. Anna Fox taken to Community Hospital Berea. Lyman Hitchcock served as Godmother at Georgia Ann’s Avon baptism. Crum Raehr Hammond guests weekend visit to former sister’s home. Tendon lists College of Estate Management.

Columbia Audrey Smith Elyria Rolland Cartright William Bonner Norwalk Ohio Wilma Bonner Melvin Gates Belden D. J. Dower Helen Wisconsin Claude Rundle Squire-Chuckward H. A. Briggs Ohio Provision Company Chambers East River Road Harry Jones Little Son Lakewood Anna Fox Community Hospital Berea Lyman Hitchcock Georgia Ann Avon Grate Episcopal Church George Crum Fred Raehr Walter Hammond Valley City

New York Day By Day by Charles B Driscoll

New York columnist Charles B Driscoll notes diverse topics from Vincent Richards easing into suburban life to proposals for city takeover of transit. He recalls memory fragments of cigaret card collections, Elmer Adler’s Pynson Printers and the Times Museum, Frank Craven’s pipe habit, and the Rockefeller estate near 14th Street facing demolition as guardians linger outside.

New York Vincent Richards Bronxville Richards Sedgwick Avenue Harlem Subway Lnes Transit Brooklyn Elmer Adler Pynson Printers Stevenson Museum of the Printed Word Times Arthur H. Sulzburger The Times Organization Mr. Adler Frank Craven Broadway

Amherst Garden Club reports on large trees and local elms

Amherst July notes show Garden Club discussions on large trees including elms at the Court House yard and on the Ludwig farm, plus a vast Benham farm collection. Report highlights include a McCaskey elm used in historic political speeches, a whitewood tree tied to Polk campaigns, and a slide exhibit on flowers. Refreshments for 14. August picnic planned.

Amherst Amherst Garden Club John Hamann Park Avenue J. H. Ludwig Court House Elyvia Ludwig Middle Ridge Road H. Leimbach Benham Henrietta McCaskey Oberlin A. J. Rice Rice Woods Polk Ohio State Association of Garden Clubs Harry Nicholl South Main Street

Brownhelm church groups schedule events and redecorations

The Modern Followers class hosts a Wednesday potluck on the Cooper lawn at 7 p.m. The Eagles Auxiliary plans a sixty six contest Thursday at the hall starting at eight. The Young Democratic Club meets Thursday at Town Hall to plan a rally before August primaries. Brownhelm Congregational Church prepares parsonage redecorations for Rev. Fred Cook and family arriving August 1 from Gypsum QO. Financing committee includes Mrs. A. J. Cooper and others. workers contact H L Leimbach and several Mrs. Northeims.

Boon Walter Kappley Alice Miller Brownhelm A. J. Cooper Eagles Young Democratic Club Brownhelm Congregational Church Fred Cook Rev Cook Gypsum T. W. Wilson Russell Miller H. L. Leimbach Arthur Northeim Pen Northeim

Local residents return from Four Square convention in Dayton

A batch of local residents report back from the Four Square convention held in Dayton from Thursday to Sunday. Among them are O Klingenmeier Otto Bach P A Becker James Urban Janice Bruce Aimee McPherson and Miss Eleanor Albright. Irene Howard returns to Bay Village from a weekend with her parents John Howard and others spent time at Nakomis Park and Ehrman Cottage. Beer cited as peace maker by Gen Sir Ian Hamilton in London urging beer shared among ranks to prevent war. Card 32 years in mails from Northapton England and Vancouver posted Dec 8 1806 reaches destination. France plans a 2000 hour work year moving away from short week.

Dayton O. Klingenmeier Otto Bach P. A. Becker Bert Marlowe James Urban Janice Bruce Aimee McPherson Cal Eleanor Albright Lodi Irene Howard Bay Village John Howard Edith Florence Ehrman Ehrman Nakomis Park Frank Peck R. B. Albright H. G. Battenhouse Burton Jackson Mich Henry Kreeger Lakeside Clinic Cleveland London Ian Hamiltton Chestnut

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