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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
9
The summer school enrollment is expected to rise from last year. J. D. Severs, assistant high school principal in charge, said six weeks of sessions begin next Monday with 80 students already indicating attendance. Last year had a similar number and Severs urges quick enrollment. Classes with fewer than five signups may not form unless overall average per class reaches seven.
The article notes that classes may be formed when fewer than five students enroll for the work. It lists probable offerings including English U1, English Vi, English VII, Latin H1, Latin V, Algebra VI, Geometry 11, General History I, Sociology, American History I, and American History II.
Dr. J. F. Conrad of Union County announced his candidacy for nomination for Congressmen-at-Large on the Republican ticket. Age sixty one, he is a practicing physician and former farmer and school teacher who organized and leads the Union Tax Reform League.
North Olmsted Ohio June 12 The North Group of the Congregational Ladies Aid will meet. June 14 the Weer Group will entertain all members of the Aid at the home of Mrs J Kuhn for a noonday luncheon. Emerson Tillman spent last Sunday in Michigan. Mrs G E Stearns is recovering in Berea Hospital and expected home soon. Mrs J A Saunders Lorain admitted for a serious operation. Alger Bourne is home from camp for a few days. Herbert Lamh recently returned from camp. Mrs Maxfield has been ill several days. Kenneth Green plans a summer lake voyage his first trip to Duluth. Mr Asher Coe a longtime North Olmsted resident celebrated his Sard birthday June 10. Mrs Hertha Gould, daughter Ruth and Miss Bessie Keller also mentioned.
Miss June Klein, soon to wed Harold Beal, was feted at a Chestnut Avenue shower hosted by aunt Mrs True Bement. Attendees included Mrs G Lingren, Mrs Hazel Bement, Mrs Ellen Buell, and many others from the North Olmsted area. The event featured a dainty luncheon and gifts for the bride to be.
Huntington Grange met on Wednesday night in Wellington with Worthy Master Marion Crile presiding. Regular business and charitable notes were reported, a monthly birthday supper planned, and a pot luck lunch agreed. Juvenile Grange hosted an outdoor party for 21 members and seven visitors, with ice cream and games as prizes. Nearby families and guests were listed, including visits from Kater, Hines, Ginnard, Rapkins, and Crile relatives, plus several weekend gatherings and a new baby born to Mr and Mrs Russo Pratt.
American expedition from the Asian School of Oriental Research reports unearthing copper mines between the Dead Sea and the Red Sea. Ruins of furnaces and slag heaps mark the site, dated by pottery fragments to ancient times. Professor Nelson Glueck heads the dig from Hebrew Union College.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Harris of Cleveland hosted Dr and Mrs J Cranston during the weekend. Pierce McCreedy visited his father in Berlin Heights. Mrs Beth Johns of Berea and Mr Clark of Lorain called on Mr and Mrs Vern Jotins. Earl Green and family from Brighton visited Mr Charles Kenyon. Mrs Carl Nieding hosted six tables of bridge with Mrs Werner Todd winning first. The Cooley and Beem families visited in town and Carroll Peabody of Grafton called on Sunday. Paul Breisch of Brandywine spent the weekend with his parents. Children’s Day Program set for Sunday at 10 30 A M at the Congregational church. Merlin Bement of Cleveland visited his parents. Martin Ebel spent the weekend in town.
Fragmentary text shows names Mr and Mire or Mire Brak est Ebel connected to a parental context. No clear event, date, or location is provided.
The Pelugo family from Chelsea will showcase as the largest Italian family at the World Fair in Chicago. The clan includes 64 children and grandchildren along with 75 relatives, highlighting their health and attractiveness in the national spotlight.
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