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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
4
In Santa Cruz California a firefighter named Al Hammond entered a blazing home and used an oxygen mask to revive an angora kitten overcome by smoke. The pet survived after the manual resuscitation.
Spencer ME Church observes Children’s Day with a special program and displays of vacation bible school work. Rev J G Koontz will preach on The Man of Tomorrow and baptisms may be performed. parents are asked to notify him before Sunday morning. The Womans Home Missionary Society plans a June meeting. Community notices list local visits, meetings, baptisms, and attendees across Spencer.
Ammy the cat extended a maternal bond to a stray chick in Willoughby Ohio. The story notes a soft, nurturing behavior as Ammy cared for the improvised brood amid neighborhood quiet.
In Cleveland a lazy gunman drove up to a filling station and after a polite greeting asked for money. He remained in his car after obtaining $40 from attendant Robert Numberger.
A menu for a stag party featuring baked chicken casserole and lemon pudding accompanies plans for Carlisle Scouts camp. The piece notes two 4 pound chickens, camp tents, a church service, and an executive committee led by Lester Bowen with $2000 in funding from local business leaders.
About 500 scouts from Erie Huron and Lorain counties join the True Blue Class of La Porte ME Church in Carlisle to form a Box Scout Troop. A three day jamboree camping period runs June 10 11 12 at Elyr a Far Grounds with Myron Saussler as scout master and Robert Bowen Eagle Scout assisting.
Carlisle church notes a keynote sermon Concentration of Effort by Rev Thomas Hughes at 11:13 am in LaPorte Vf Cruren. The Young Peoples Choir directed by Mrs H Gregg will sing Oh Paradise as part of the service.
Sunday School convenes at 1015 with C F Whitney in charge. The Young People’s Sunday School Orchestra will perform under Mass Eleanor Robson. Contributions toward choir robes are still being received.
The 4 H group met Wednesday afternoon at Miss Agnes Lettman’s East River street home. Members split into projects for summer with three making dresses for home and play, one to design a complete outfit, and one to fashion dress-up dresses. Refreshments followed. Next meeting with Lucille Brighthill scheduled.
Miss June Harrison, county art teacher, to begin a Summer Art course for youths and adults on June 1 at East Carlisle School. Lessons cover crafts painting and outdoor sketching with weekly sessions from 83 to 12. Field excursions and classes offered. applications to Miss Harrison on the Grafton road at phone 30631.
Carlisle hosts a roster of students visiting for the summer including Miss Phylis Ann Rhoads of Baldwin Wallace College Berea Miss Maude Stevenson from Drake University Des Moines and Norman Stegman from Valparaiso University Valparaiso Indiana Rhoads and Stevenson hailed from local families while Norman Stegman’s parents are Mr and Mrs A J Stegman Middle Avenue Elyria. Mrs Jane Smith of Adams Street Elyria is visiting this week with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Clayton Smith Grafton Road. Sunday they dined with Mr and Mrs Murdock MacDonald Lorain Miss Elser niece of Miss Ava Pitkin recently stayed with the Pitkins and Mrs Clara Pitkin.
The text notes a grandmother returning to her Denver home on Tuesday after living with her aunt and grandmother on Grafton road. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Harley Haskins departing for Ohio University Athens for summer work, and Mrs. Frank Harrison recovering at home after a hospitalization in Elydra Memorial Hospital with satisfactory convalescence reported.
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