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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
14
City council refused water for Sheriff Street residents unless property owners agree to cover about $200 to $300 for line connection and roughly $30 per house for connections. A committee report cites a petition signed by 50 percent of owners to authorize the city assessment to link the street to the main. Estimated assessment about $5 per lot. work not possible as a FERA project.
The Assumption parish honored Rev Fr Anthony B Orlemanski with an ice cream social on June 14. Guests included Mayor Toe Ww ton Rev Fr Lawrence Elyria and other local figures while Genevieve Kubacki presented a token of appreciation on behalf of the congregation. Rev Fr A Jemanski offered thanks as speakers praised the pastorate and parish life.
Elyria VFW Post 1073 held a well attended meeting led by Commander A J Hopkins. Officers read communications from National and Department HQs stressing importance to members and elect James Powell as 18 month trustee. William Meccay named chair of committees with plans to send delegates to the upcoming convention in June.
The Village Council met at the Town Hall Friday evening approving routine business and noting a continuation of relief work through July due to tight finances. Local residents and visitors gathered for celebrations and birthdays as families toured Avon and nearby towns.
In Henrietta on June 1 Mrs M G Johnson and Mrs Daniel Born hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Victor Hostettler of Detroit. Guests included Mrs Albert Reusser and others, with a social time, then sandwiches, pickles, olives, cake and coffee. The honor guest received many gifts. Also Mrs Melvin Unger hosted the Evangelical Ladies Aid meeting with devotions and a short program.
A dense listing of radio programs, bands, orchestras, and performances across stations including WTAW WEAF WABC WLW and WGAR. It details nightly lineups with a wide array of named acts, times, and show titles such as Moon River Singers Harte drama and Morning Devotions, reflecting a 1940s era broadcast grid.
A 4-H meeting lineup highlights June activities with Lawrence Knoble hosting and plans to unite township clubs for summer programs. A sewing club session at the school covered leaders meetings and honor roll, while a Reformed Ladies Aid gathering at the Parish House included several local families and refreshments. Nearby Fruita Utah notes rare archeological finds tied to Wayne County Wonderland National Monument.
Frederic March and Charles Laughton headline the capital stage in Les Miserables as fugitive and pursuer in the famed man-hunt. Sir Cedric Hardwicke appears as the menacing bishop in this celebrated production.
A new comedy drama Maybe It's Love leads the Rivoli Theatre program tomorrow headlined by Glor ia Stuart and Ros Alexander. The couple delivers a notably presentable romance, as the two stars headline the film's fresh pairing.
Montreal sees a new plucking method that finishes a chicken’s skin slick as a baby’s chin. Dr Grace of Canada’s National Research Council demonstrated wax bath plucking using hot wax to remove feathers, leaving no hair and a smooth skin, wow ing poultry dealers who watched the process.
In Oregon chain letters generate ideas from wastebasket disposal of appeals by Governor Charles H Martin to humorously urgent schemes. Medford residents suggest cyanide tablet letters, Eugene bik lodge ups dues via a chain, Marshfield postmen handle letters, Albany residents pay postage due hoping for silver dollars but receive iron washers.
In Victoria lawmakers tried to curb hasty marriages by an eight day waiting period. Lovers dodge the rule by crossing into the United States for nuptials. The scheme has lowered marriage licenses and government revenue, fueling calls for reforms to BC marriage laws.
Nevada rustlers are using motor cars and fast motor trucks to slip from communities to ranches, kill cattle, then return home. They strip hides and hide carcasses, selling beef to unscrupulous butchers.
A United Press survey of 16 principal Montana cities shows a surge in building activity. Building permits issued in the first five and a half months of 1935 exceed the same period in 1934 by more than one third, signaling a rebound from the prior economic lull.
In Salt Lake City two young thieves triggered a store alarm after selecting loot. They stepped toward the exit and were met by officers who had been alerted, ending their burglary attempt.
Tacoma, Wash. Robert Carlisle, president of the senior class at College of Puget Sound, did not join the sneak day activities. Juniors abducted him, handcuffed him, and bound him to a chair in the center of the hall where 100 seats were left empty for seniors during assembly hour.
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