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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1940

Page

15

Playgrounds To Open On Monday In Elyria

Elyria children will have eight weeks of summer playgrounds starting Monday under the Elyria Recreation Commission. Directors and assistants named for six sites include Allen School John Sakola and Marian Ells. Cascade Park John Bucker and Dorothy Cunningham. Edson Virginia Zarser. Hamilton Donald Hull and Louie Lersch. McKinley J C Linville and Marian Stanford. Roosevelt Pete Bannick and Dors Severs. Programs run five days a week from 9 to 11 30 am and 1 30 to 3 pm with $1 306.14 approved for operators and $1 192 estimated costs leaving $172 12 for new equipment.

Elyria Elyria Recreators Commission Ralph Bauer Recreation Commission

Much Interest At Opening Session Of Bible School

Enthusiasm marked the opening of the 16th annual Summer Bible School at the First Baptist and Presbyterian church buildings with 154 children in attendance. The program runs daily from June 10 to June 21, 9 00 am to 11 30 am and is free for all community children. Adults are invited to visit and observe. a special treat awaits those present Friday.

First Baptist Church Presbyterian Church

Fruit Growers Urged to Spray for Apple Scab and Moth

Lorain county fruit growers are advised to spray this week to combat the codling moth curculio and apple scab. Extension agent L Hummel reports egg-laying began near Wooster around June 4 and moths emerged in Port Clinton area by June 2. Eight pounds of sulfur mix per 100 gallons is suggested with lead arsenate and hydrated lime. adjust with lume sulfur if scab spots are heavy.

Lorain County L Hummel Hummel Paul Schmitkopf Port Clnion Wooster

Tomato Plants at Resar's Cost 114 Cents Each

The readable line notes famous pot grown tomato plants priced at 114 cents each at Resar's.

Resar’s

Signs on West 44th Show Old Manhattan Gun Shop

In West 44th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues I visit Chas Driscoll’s noted Gun shop reopened as Trigger’s. Pauline Trigger runs the shop buying pawn tickets and odd bits from distressed sellers while a long-haired young actor prospects for cash with a shaving mug and cuff links.

New York West 44Th Street Fifth Sixth Avenues Trigger Chas. Driscoll West 44 Street Manhattan Pauline Trigger

Grafton Bible Class Meets at Home of Mrs Holcomb

Grafton Bible class met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Wm Holcomb’s home with president Mrs Edith Tran in charge. After prayer and song, Mrs Dwight Barnlett read the Sunday School lesson and routine business was followed by a social afternoon and refreshments.

Grafton Womens Bible Wm. Holcomb Edith Tran Dwight Barnlett

BRIEFS Saturday guests and dinner events in town

Saturday visitors included AJ and Mrs Hulse with Rev and Mrs Smelter and daughter, Mr and Mrs Stranahan, and Mrs Matilda Weeden calling on Mrs E Andrews. Rev Smeltzer and daughter hosted, other guests from Lorain. Ruth Osborn planned Kent Summer School. Mrs Nash to host Ladies Aid. Robinson called on Walter Wallington. Hulse and Motored to Painesville for Joyce Palmer’s 14th birthday dinner Friday.

George Robinson Walter Wallington Amherst Hulse Painesville Joyce Palmer Fred Palmer

Girls Swim Lessons at the YMCA Begin June 11

Girls aged eight and up will swim at the Y M C A starting June 11. Rates remain the same as usual.

What Five Billions Will Mean In Terms Of Arms And Men

Washington briefing explains a new defense program of 5 billion dollars to be spent by December 1941. It outlines expected army and navy gains in ships guns airplanes tanks and personnel within 18 months, subject to war developments. The army aims to grow in modern weapons while the navy nears the power of Britain’s fleet.

Washington

Tigers Win Y M C A Membership Drive

The Tigers team led by Rev den Benford takes first place in the Y M C A boys division Summer membership drive with a 700 rating. Indians under William Pemberthy finish second, Yankees led by Kenneth Sprankle third, Red Sox with Richard Day fourth. Fifty six summer memberships filed. 315 additional memberships expected this week per Herman Gever. Special summer program events begin with a treasure hunt and an educational trip to Colson Corporation plants. overnight Camp Iss See Kes trip postponed due to crowding.

Tigers Revden Benford Indians William Pemberthy Yankees Kenneth Sprankle Red Sox Richard Day Herman Gever Bors’ Division Treas Ure Hunt Colson Corporation Gever Camp Iss-See-Kes

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