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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1937
Page
4
San Diego reports reveal U S Navy submarines can dive to 600 feet using a new highly resistant metal enabling smaller yet more capable boats. The Tarpon, newest submarine to join the flotilla, illustrates this leap in underwater attack power, surpassing prior 300 to 400 foot limits.
Navy officers describe the Tarpon and six other submarines in the works as highly efficient with a one quarter inch hull thanks to a new strong metal. The Tarpon reportedly sails with a crew of 50 and five officers, aided by automatic controls reducing personnel. Reported generator defects are denied by Tarpon crew officials.
Government forced stores in Paris to close on Mondays but many remain open by using special dispensations to provide needed goods that day, allowing continued access to essential items.
Amherst Ohio June 11 The 10th annual meeting of the Alumni of St Joseph parochial school was held at the school hall with about 120 in attendance A toastmaster William Andrews 1929 led a program includes an Uncle Jim question bee Talks by Rev Fr James H Smyth and Rev Fr James Eischen The American Legion medals were presented by Rev Fr Smith Joan Brown and John Ruth won into fame Guests included Sister Josita and Sister Gerarda Frabotta Brothers orchestra provided dancing afterward
South Amherst June 11 report from the Sandstone Cloverettes and Juniororettes Four-H clubs. Meetings at Betty Ann Bechsti Ruth Moore and Alfred Roth homes included sewing refreshments and roll calls. Officers and members helped with a Lorain County Four-H meeting report and planned a June 16 Knoble Woods hike.
A five pound baby daughter was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kruger at Allan Hospital in Oberlin. The mother is the former Miss Pearl Harper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Harper. Local church notices list services at St. John’s Evangelical, Nativity, Nativity Parish events, and other congregations. Coming events include a Nativity Parish dance at Swiss Hall Saturday and a Volunteer Firemen meeting at the fire station tonight.
Chauncey residents were invited to act as minute movie actors in a project organized by the local Parent Teacher Association. A volunteer cameraman captured random shots, later shown at a PTA party.
Boake Carter notes the Army Air Corps will dispense with buglers at Mitchel Field in favor of phonographs and amplifiers. He questions growing government labor organizing and warns against an emerging labor oligarchy, urging balanced leadership to protect working people while criticizing unruly organizers and vigilante groups.
BREDEVILLE Arkansas farmer W H Curry keeps a single suit and a few overalls as his lifetime wardrobe. He wears the 1908 Sunday suit only on special occasions such as his 69th birthday. Curry says the suit is "Just as good as the day I bought it" and dresses up for birthdays and funerals.
Albert White returned to his parked car to find a seat cushion on fire and calmly carried it to City Hall fire station where firefighters extinguished the blaze. Meanwhile ice floral displays from Australia were sent to London for the Chelsea Flower Show.
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