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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1936
Page
2
The YMC A announces a two month summer schedule effective today under Carl Wagner activities secretary. Boys swim Mon Wed Fri Sat. girls Tue Thu Sat. women Tue Wed Thu. Class times vary by group with Cadets Preps Juniors and Junior employed boys, plus high school girls. Pool open to men except during scheduled classes.
Police report an infant cousin saved 24 year old Charles Raynor from lethal carbon monoxide in a garage. Raynor, found unconscious under a running car, was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital in favorable condition. The baby’s cries alerted Edward Trumbull, who owns the same address, prompting the rescue and prompt medical aid.
A fragment lists age ranges for cadets up to 14 years and notes that the Junior employed workers' class covers workers of any age. The text references preps and junior categories with unclear phrasing and several typos.
In the middle ages Muslims imposed distinctive dress on Jews and Christians living in the land. Jews wore a yellow turban while Christians wore a blue one, marking their status under rule.
F J Ody of 413 West Street reported to police that a blanket two wrenches and a boy's hat were stolen from his car while it was parked at the fairgrounds Saturday night. Mexico's popular arts surpass any other country on the continent.
Police searched near Woodford avenue around 1 a m for a burglar who attempted to enter Mrs. Pete Yucha’s home at 146 Woodford avenue but fled after her screams when a west side window shattered. Trace of a suspect was reported. Am herst visitors and Vermilion and Wellington residents were noted in nearby social visits.
New York Herald Tribune says At perative builder completed plans for 700 homes in Bergenfield New Jersey near Tellati. These will be bungalows and two story Colonial English designs ready for sale under 5000 dollars and air conditioned. Aged funds and home design details are outlined.
Donald Sprinkle and his bride were guests of honor at a mixer hosted by neighbors at Albert Parker’s home. About eighty attended a charity shower with a bride and groom mock ceremony led by Master Leslie Parker and Alberta Parker. Also noted were a Memorial Day sermon at the Methodist church, a Friendly Five gathering, a birthday party for Junior Bradford, and several local visits and moves among Rochester residents including Donald Sprinkle relocating to Niles Ohio.
Mrs. Joe Greenwit visited Lorain on Tuesday. Arthur Engle of Amherst and the Wick line family from Lexington D attended local commencement exercises Wednesday. Numerous residents traveled to Vermilion and Sandusky for events.
Curtis Kreeger aged 35 died at his McKeesport home after an eight week illness. Born in Amherst he leaves a widow, father William Kreeger of South Amherst, a brother Orlei Kreeger Detrow, and sister Mrs Mable Neufer Elyria. Rev M A Hayes officiated at Crownham cemetery burial. Admission: Mrs Howard Gordon Painesville and Mrs John Bonveska South Amherst. discharges: Mrs Gordon and baby girl. Knights of Phathias meet tonight. Sisters meet Tuesday. 49th High School graduation commences Wednesday with Rev A Hunter as speaker. class night and alumnae banquet planned.
Brief items note a Ladies Aid quilting gathering at Methodist church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Various local visitors and travel mentions include Mr and Mrs Howard Gordon welcoming a baby girl born at Amherst Hospital and other weekend guests from Birmingham Flint Mich Sayre Pa Milton Wis among residents. The column closes with a reflection on change versus preservation in human nature.
Mrs Layton Pollock, former Sunday school teacher, was guest of honor at a party given by Miss Dorothy Richards and the class before leaving Sullivan. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Beard and son Kenneth and Mr and Mrs Co E Dennis. The Hub er Manufacturing Company picnic at Marion drew Cecil Patrick and Amos Freyman to Cleveland visitors. Dudley and a Medina friend called on his mother Friday.
A rear window at Brilliant Oil Company on West Bridge street was broken and entered during Friday night. Police were notified. Only a small amount of oil was missing, with no other items reported taken.
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