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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1935
Page
2
More than 5,000 Rover Scouts from 42 countries will gather in Ingaro Sweden for the Moot from July 29 to August 5. Prince Gustaf Adolf will head Sweden's group as royal patron. The camp features its own bank post office telephones fire brigade hospital restaurant and shops with a three language daily paper.
Two seven inning indoor baseball games were played Sunday afternoon as Hughes Provision of Elyria visited Erhart. Erhart shut out the visitors 5 to 0 in game one and won game two 8 to 5. Parking was full and locals attended with nearby residents. Louis Bueche, recently ill, was moved to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Laf-a-lot card club held its twelfth meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Peterson with three tables of four in a sixty six variant.
The meeting recognized high and low prize winners Mrs. Arthur Maxworthy and Mrs. Horace J. Humm, with a luncheon served. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Norman Derek, Mr. and Mrs. Horace J. Humm, Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Armbruster, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Maxworthy, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kaiser. The club will resume summer picnics starting June 30, led by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kaiser, ending winter sessions.
Brownhelm nutrition club splits into Class 1 and Class 2 with meetings at the school. Class 1 studied cereals and eggs and baked custards. Class 2 planned the next union meeting and served sauces with macaroni as members listed. Officers elected include Elsie Trinter and Leona Reimer, with Mrs. Bechtel as advisor. Guests from Muskogee, Oklahoma departed after visiting.
June 17 Vivian Currier visits Cleveland. Mr and Mrs H G Wilson and DeEtte with Mr Burdue of Elyria visit Charles Scribner. Grace Peabody returns home from Cleveland. George Haskins returns home after winter college. Mrs Florence Lowe visits daughter Thelma in Indiana. Mrs Clarence Bailey hosts bridge club. first prize to Milton Hurst, second to Dosia Wilson. Clair Todd graduation in Akron. Bridge Club season ends with Curley’s Son dinner and officers re‑elected. Neale Cranston visits Rudolph relatives.
In the Indianapolis 500 on May 30, Kelly Petillo won as all 33 cars ran Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires. The ad touts 50% longer wear and lower cost per mile, citing a rugged tread, two extra cord layers, and Firestone’s unique construction and guarantee.
A Marshfield Ore convention on plumbing features a quirky claim that the craft’s tools vanish, turning a tradition into ironic advertising. A plumber remarks tools are forgotten yet act as public attention and even provoke cussing.
June 17 The Sixth Annual Benefit program by the Sheffield Lake Village volunteer fire department will be at the Sunset club house Saturday evening. Walter Jones Silvester Webb and Frank Young oversee the arrangements with music by the Harriet Stone players. The department organized in 1929 with L. E. James as chief and a village Stop 82 facility established for housing equipment. A modern pumper and fire alarm system were installed to rapidly respond to fires.
Lynn Massachusetts reports police abandoning enforcement of local parking rules due to a new no-fix law. Authorities will rely on motorists to follow parking norms without local penalties. In Texas Hawk and owl predation prompts farmer Path Krueger to tally 235 owls and 78 hawks killed since 1933 near Egypt community.
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