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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1936
Page
6
Amherst Ohio June 2 The class night program featured a play Farewell Cruel World and readings, songs, and a candle light service as seniors handed keys to juniors. Also listed are club meetings, Altar Rosary Society bingo, and hospital discharge notes.
Wellington Ohio June 2 The Wellington High School senior class will present the three act comedy Adam and Ava titled Adam and Aye at the 62nd annual Commencement exercises Thursday evening in the Opera House Miss Mary Kelliv is directing the play. Superintendent Arthur W Shields will introduce the seniors and E E Watters will award the diplomas. Einar Helstrom will lead the high school orchestra in several numbers. Cast includes James King Chris MacDermott Doris Palmer Clinton DeWitt Adelbert Knapp Betty Page Margaret Vargo Margaret Young Ralph Whiliams Ralph Gray Richard Berber Philip Duff and others. Markers honoring Archibald M Willard will be erected at village entrances and Greenwood cemetery grave will be dedicated by Morgan Diriam Post of the American Legion.
By Cora M Shepard notices mark August 26 as the 100th birthday of Willard with a $150 donor plus about $200 from the Legion post for a commemorative marker. Garden clubs from Litchfield and Meding toured John Hughes flower garden to view iris blooms. Wellington Farm Womans Club to meet for an all day gathering with a theater party. Christian Tithing aired in Rev Lonzon Greens sermon at the Methodist church. choir performances included pieces by J W Lerman and duets. A Methodist class picnic is set for Ice House Park. Wellington residents Bert Knapp and family hosted visitors from Berea and Cleveland.
ria and family visiting relations in Massillon and Roms family hosts Mr and Mrs Ralph Neely in Ransburg Ohio. Mrs Franklin Jones and friends from Columbus motor trip to Kansas City Missouri with visits planned in Marysville and Independence. Mrs Sheldon and Mrs Wight plan Marysville and Independence trips while Mr Jones and friend will visit Kansas City. Regular official board meeting for June scheduled after prayer in the Methodist church Wednesday evening.
Elyria Board of Education approved continuation of the nursery school at Weet Avenue and Sixth Street, run as part of the emergency program. Superintendent R C Maston said emergency supervisor John A Olmstead requested it continue at least until July 1, with a possibility of longer. The board also considered extending Mrs Allee Platner’s adult education class at Roosevelt School as part of the program.
City council approves a second reading for the White Way downtown lighting and electric transmission ordinances, granting a 25 year Ohio Public Service Company franchise and repealing the current one due to expire July 5, 2942. Estimated savings are about 1,259 for street lighting and 19,609 annually for domestic customers, with frontage assessments of 60 cents per front foot in bright areas and 49 cents elsewhere.
The White Way project will cost $38 annually with the city covering just over 59 percent and the remaining amount charged to abutting property owners.
Hollywood January 2 An out of court settlement nears in the dispute over who shall have Freddie Bartholomew the 14 year old English actor and his 1250 weekly check The agreement would have him live with his parents Cecil Llewyn and Sulan Mae Bartholomew while his senior career is managed by his aunt Myrlicent Mary Bartholomew The parents would move to the screen colony
The Bartholomew clan and a team of attorneys gathered in Superior Judge Harry Archbald's chamber to resolve the long running custody fight over Freddie begun last October when local courts granted the aunt custody. A conference will reconvene to resolve visiting rights and how the boy's earnings are divided.
In 1935 Pennsylvania grade crossing crashes killed six people and injured nearly 190, per Public Service Commission data. The report tallies 227 automobile crashes into trains across the state, highlighting the high danger at crossings and ongoing safety concerns.
Fragment reads as a garbled local item about a boy named Loxdon and a fashion or clothing term. Readable pieces suggest a brief item noting an overclothed appearance or nickname with minimal context. Entities uncertain. no clear event date or organization confirmed.
The assistant medical officer of health for Snelioashire Dr Jake Riddell discusses his health and related concerns in the current Lancet edition. The article notes ongoing medical observations and professional reflections from Dr Ride dell.
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