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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1936

Page

3

New Clothing Store Opens Tomorrow in Elyria

Elgria’s newest store opens at 3 Broad Street opposite the Lincoln Theatre. Ezra A. Egar, with ten years in the trade, will manage a remodeled shop offering men’s and women’s wear, Rochester-made suits, low terms, and a quality merchandise promise. Free souvenirs to opening day patrons.

Elgria Mutual Clothing Company Broad Street Lincoln Dreamland) Theatre Elyria Ezra A. Egar Achemé Elyria Contractors Exar Egar

Alumni Banquet Dominates South Amherst Program

South Amherst Ohio June 5 1936 amid pastel layouts and summer bouquets one hundred ten guests attended the annual alumni banquet at the school auditorium Dainty corsages and boutonnieres were gifts Allan Thompson welcomed the 1936 class Evelyn Kreeger responded Howard Butler Elyria spoke and Warren Powers performed a planed solo A business meeting elected Eugene Woods president Mrs Edward Fahrney secretary treasurer Richard Gleason nominating committee Agnes Kimoczewabl Gerald Stephenson Dominic Gentile Others handled program refreshment and decoration committees The evening ended with social dancing Funeral services for Frank Bogardy were held at Nativity Church Rev R J Steiger officiating Pallbearers named Burial at St Josephs cemetery Baker Co in charge Leo Stona buried Evergreen cemetery South Amherst Legion Post conducted graveside services He was raised in South Amherst Four H Clubs met at the school house Ruth Moore advisor Sandstone Juniates distributed season booklets and towels Helen Novak presided at Sandstone Clovers meeting Mrs Alfred Rolli advisor group worked on baskets and projects Weekly meetings set Wednesday afternoons Womens Union held a June meeting at St Johns Evangelical Church

South Amherst Allan Thompson Evelyn Kreeger Howard Butler Elyria Warren Powers Eugene Woods Edward Fahrney Richard Gleason Agnes Kimocewabl Gerald Stephenson Dominic Gentile Florence Heussner Helen Paulist Edward Schacht Leona Meyers Tad Roth Norma Merchant Milead Abraham Earl Jones Ruth Allapp Lews Burford Sandstone Juniorittes Ruth Moore Hou Alfred Rolli Sandstone Clovers Helen Novak Bulding

New Towns Spring Up At Site Of Coulee Dam

Community notes cover spring growth at the Coulee Dam site and an upcoming ice cream social on the church lawn planned for Thursday evening June 18. The season ends with the next conclave set for the first Wednesday in September.

Coulee Dam John Mori Albert Mori Columbia River Mason City State of Washington

Miracles at Lourdes Counted in 1934 List

Lourdes hospital officials report 8 miracle cases examined in 1934 with 14 acknowledged as supernatural cures. Three miracles stem from Arras and three from Nancy, while other names were not disclosed. Each case is thoroughly examined by the Medical Bureau.

Medical Board Medical Association of Lourdess Lourdes France A. Vallet Medical Bureau of Arras Nancy

Professors Ranked by Students in University Daily Kansan

The University Daily Kansan reports a student poll ranking professors at the University of Kansas. Subjects rated include lectures quizzes personality punctuality and appearance with emphasis on merit or fault. The piece notes candid evaluation and urges honesty in marking.

Lawrence Kaa University of Kansas Kansan Atudente

Colorful Panel Embroidered Hanging Pattern 5627

Embroidery pattern 5627 offers a transfer design of a hanging motif, color chart, and material list. Includes directions for stitch types such as lazy daisy, with wool or rope silk, and a request to mail 16 cents to Chronicle-Telegram art department for the pattern. Include name, address, and pattern number when sending payment.

Chronicle-Telegram Mowseheld Arte Dept York N. Y

How to Build a Good Chimney Important

Curiously the article emphasizes strong foundation free from structure two inch gap between wood and masonry and separate flues with lined tiles. It details sizing, masonry around flues, four inch clearance, cantilevered hearth and above roof clearance to prevent drafts and leakage ensuring a well built chimney.

State installs incubators to boost game bird hatchings

Six new incu bators are set up to meet spokesman demand for game birds. They produce pheasants and partridges as fast as mothers lay eggs. The description hints at a 600 day cutout and a Chinese picture-writing notion linking good to mother and child.

Younyv8sville Wal

Faculty honor roll lists top Cadre instructors

Instructors with the best Cadres' average will be listed on a faculty honor roll. The note hints at classroom or training standards and how achievements are recognized within the faculty.

Gence

Flower Show Committee Plans and Local Socialss

Plane crashes claim life of a mechanic as Mrs. Vern Andrews and Mrs. Clare Bommer organize the group. Last year’s committee again directs the flower show with a meeting set for May 27 at Mrs. Vera Andrews home. Executive updates include a pink and blue garden arrangement by Mrs. Merton Barter and a talk on flowers and seeds in dye stuffs. Junior club to attend and June visit to Dr Rankin’s rose garden plus Chinese garden lecture. BRIEFS social for Girl Scouts Friday by Mrs. Vern Andrews and Mrs. Charles Kremser. George Noll named chair of St. Peter’s church division for the final card party and dance May 23 at the parish auditorium. Mr and Mrs N Fitch of Avons move into Carmen house. Mr and Mrs F L Twitchell and Mildred of Collins visit.

Mug Vern Andrews Mis Clare Bommer Vera Andrews Merton Barter Minor Eldred Arctic Dr. Rankin Charles Kremser George Noll St. Peter’s Church N. Fitch Avons Carmen House F. L. Twitchell Mildred of Collins

Federal plan to improve home grounds and yard layouts

The Federal Housing Administration proposes insured loans under the National Housing Act to finance permanent landscape improvements at homes. Projects include rear yard fences, screens, lawns, gardens, and even pools for children, with stone, brick, or cement paths and garden walks. The text notes a lag in modernizing grounds compared with interiors and mentions Australia’s United Australia Party as the dominant party.

Federal Housing Administration Jin

North Ridgeville P T A Elects Leaders at Year End

North Ridgeville P T A elected officers for the coming year at the high school meeting. FE M Knowles was named president with Elinor Kalter as vice president, Mrs John Gibbon as secretary, and Clyde Van Wormer as treasurer. The group heard glee club and music class exhibitions and noted upcoming events.

P.T.A North Ridgeville P-T.a FE. M. Knowles Elinor Kalter John Gibbon Clyde van Wormer William Schmittgen Willis Miss Wilczak

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Amherst Frank Bogardy Nativity Church R. J. Steiger Steve Velagi Louis Saras George Bara Louis Koabe Cecie Meyers John Karese St. Joseph's Cemetery The Baker Co Leo Stona Cleveland Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst Legion Post South Ambherst Women's Union Womener Union Wea St. Johan's Evangelical Cherva Wee Calvin Coolidge Paul Mori Amherst Hospital Stichhary Alice Brooks LINCO Linco Travel Bureau United States Ithe Ghigoil Company Boston Harbor Robert Fancher William E. Halloway Coast Guard Valee United Australia Party Amd Jandecer Aghout Holy Name Society Young Ladies Sodality Ridgeville Hoogie Lake Ave Hoogenboom
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