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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1935

Page

11

Yearlong Parent Teacher Association Work Revealed in Council Report

A council report catalogs PTA activities from the year across multiple schools Jefferson Jr High Spencer High School and the district. It notes regular meetings with varied programs membership counts ranging from 103 to 148 and 122 later, dance events rummage sales plays and reading circle book purchases. Delegates attended state and district conferences and programs featured speeches on education safety and community funds.

Council Jefferson Jr. High Frank Lee Karl Taylor Parent Education Gates Edison St. Agnes Jefferson Orchestra Chile George Sayers Walter Botamer Ruth Paps M. Fell Treas Floyd Naiies Wm. D Taylor Father Daley H. G. Phillips Canton East CG. C. Thomas Fenn College Paul Hines C. P. Shively

Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel

An old advertisement urges readers that bile flow from the liver governs digestion and mood. It promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as the gentle remedy to restore two pounds of bile daily, claiming they free bile flow, improve digestion, and lift spirits without harsh laxatives. The copy warns against salts, mineral water, oil, and gums as ineffective.

Carter C.m.co

Mothersingers and the Trmpe teers Officers and clubs listed

The item lists officers for 1935 36 and 36 37 for local parent teacher associations Garford and Ely Allen and notes frequent meetings annual bazaar and community fund donations to Red Cross Milk Fund and Salvation Army Key figures include Mrs H Brillhart Mrs H Gollmar Mrs W Wright Mrs Mary Jenkins and Mrs Duncan Robertson with delegates to North Central Conference Lorain and various school events and programs

Edison P. T. As H. Brillhart W. Wright Gater Sr. Agnes and Jefferson Gollmat Carl Martin D-Mill Levy H. Hubbard George Sayers Congress of P.T. Au Prin C. P. Shively L. B. Hindman A. EB. Kemp Salvation Army Red Cross Community Chest Tuberculosis Health and H. Goll Garford P. T. A Robert Loomis P. A. Peterman S&ec Mildred Dewhurst Treas Nellie Witterson Ely Allen Garford North Central Conference Lorain Milk Fund T. B. Fund Founders’ Day Salvation Arms Duncan Robertson William Griffin Ind Bessie Downing W. C. Kessier Manns

Swapped for Horses in Belmotn Wisconsin Trade

Belmont Township farmer Albert Beaumont drives a truck of potatoes to Kansas after learning of a potato shortage and dust storms. A Kansas farmer with a strong team but no feed or cash trades for the potatoes and returns the horses on the truck. The piece closes with a reflection on the strength of human love as spiritual evidence.

Belmont Wis Kansas Albert Beaumont

Federal Land Bank Rate Reductions Announced

Max M. Phillips announces Farm Credit Act provisions cutting interest on Federal Land Bank loans through National Farm Loan Associations. Rates drop to 8.5 percent on July 1 1945 through June 20 1936 and 4 percent for 1926 to 1938 period. New loans stay at 4.25 percent. Commissioner loans at 5 percent. Loans may fund farm purchases, extended to new eligible borrowers including operators or agents. Refinancing options exist for Lorain County farmers with higher mortgage rates.

Max M. Phillips Lorain County National Farm Loan Association Farm Credit Act Federal Land Bank and Land Commissioner Federal Land Bank National Farm Loan Associations Land Bank Commissioner New Farm Credit Act Land Commissioner Lorain County

Oberlin receives $50,000 gift boosting student loan fund

Oberlin College's Finney Chapel alumni luncheon announced a new $50,000 donation from R. T. Miller Jr. to the Etta Frazer Miller Student Loan Fund, adding to prior gifts. The event followed commencement in which over 274 graduates received degrees, as Dr Ernest Hatch Wilkins spoke on social reform and donor Lewis Mumford urged social control and resettlement.

Oberlin R. T. Miller, Jr American School At Chicago Etta Frazer Miller Oberlin College Finney Chapel Miller Ernest Hatch Wilkins Lewis Mumford New York The New Republic Mumford America

Notable speakers at Boston event include top university leaders

At Boston mass George Dick inson chairman of the music department at Vassar College Dr Florence M Snell emeritus professor of Huglish at Huguenot University in South Africa and Dr George H Chase dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Harvard University attended the gathering.

Boston Mass George 8. Dickinson Vassar College Florence M. Snell Huguenot University South Africa George H. Chase College of Arts and Sciences Harvard University

Voting results named 25 Lorain steel mill council members

In Lorain Ohio on June 19 Paul Glass announced 25 newly elected members to the employees representatives council at National Tube Co Lorain works. Voters in last weeks Friday and Saturday balloting totaled 6936 workers about 93 percent of eligible employees. The list includes Ewell L Moore power department George Erdy blast furnace Michael Lute coke plant Carl Reisinger open hearth Ed J Keuhner Bessemer John Loftus blooming mills W W Parker rail mill Otto Ras skelp mills William H Roberts foundry and brick department Ross Emmons electric department Paul Glass boiler shop Henry Jenkins machine and pipe shops Cirds Warmee shipping building John Ondo Jr galvanize department George Keller butt mills hot end J Calles butt mills finishing William Reisz lap mills hot end Michael Abraham lap mill finishing Orlo Higgins pipe mills maintenance John Lig as seamless hot end D Williams seamless finishing Clarence Shade inspection department Harold Presage coupling show and shipping department L V Johnson offices John Jaworski docks

Lorain, O Lorain Works National Tube Co Paul Glass Glass Ewell L. Moore George Erdy Michael Lute Carl Reisinger Ed J. Keuhner Bessemer John Loftus Orlo Higgins John Ligas D. Williams Clarence Shade Harold Presage L. V. Johnson John Jaworski

Strawberry Jelly Making Tips From A Spring Festival

Fresh notes of spring lead to a strawberry festival in homes as housewives turn abundant berries into jellies and jams. A tested recipe for Strawberry Jelly uses berry juice, lemon juice, sugar and pectin. juice is prepared from ripe berries, boiled with pectin, then poured and sealed hot into jars for about 12 glasses.

U S Buys Back Old Tree Land

The federal forest program has added 8.7 million acres east of the Rockies in two years under emergency conservation. Costs averaged $3.01 per acre, far below prior $4.50, with most purchases east of the Rockies. National forests total nearly 48 million acres, about 14 million bought or pending, with some parcels still small. Forests remain open to the public, with cabin leasing offered for a fee and permits.

Washington United Press U. S. Forest Service New Deal Rockies Dian Rhode Islands Delawares Maryland National Forest Reservation Commission Forest Service Administration National Forest Service Forest Service

Rhubarb and Strawberry Telly and Jam Recipes Update

Instructions for Rhubarb and Strawberry Telly and Strawberry Pineapple Jam detail fruit preparation, juice extraction, sugar and pectin additions, boiling times, and paraffin sealing, yielding 42 and 9 glasses respectively. An auto fatalities report from Richmond notes Virginia 1934 deaths up 160 from 1933, with increases in other violent deaths and disease deaths like measles and pneumonia.

Richmond Virginia State Registrar of Vital Statistics

Pleads Not Guilty To Embezzlement In Ohio case

COLUMBUS, June 19. W Merle Cortner former bond clerk in the state treasurer's office pleaded not guilty to embezzlement charges. He is accused of diverting receipts from bonds held in trust to his own use. Officials estimate the missing sum may reach about twenty thousand dollars though the official shortage is not yet determined. The case unfolds amid ongoing questions over bank bonds and coupon cashing. Partial details indicate bonds posted by closed banks were involved.

Columbus W. Merle Cortner Cortner Franklin County Harry Day Sylvia. Daugherty

Daugherty Charged With Receiving and Concealing Property

Mrs. Daugherty faced charges of receiving and concealing stolen property and pleaded not guilty. Both defendants posted bonds under $10,000. An ongoing bond department audit has run for over a month since Cortner’s arrest and is expected to finish in about two weeks, according to Day. Mexico City’s Hotel Regis is pronounced Ray-hees.

Columbus C Ohio collects sales tax totals for week and period

State Treasurer Harry S. Day reported gross sales tax receipts for the week ended June 15 total $1,065,808.60. For the 20 week period of operation the law’s collections amounted to $18,831,519.89.

Colmbus Harry S. Day

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hamilton C. T. Corkill Perry Colored Mothers of BR. C, Maston, Jr French Miss Fox Margaret Barnes Crippled Children’s Pool Reading Circle North Central District Fred Earnshaw J. Schuster V. McMailen H. Wheevers Rose Beatty Sims Delaware Rabbi Kramer Hindman Lloyd Sweet Robert Goacher North Woods Spencer R W. McWilliams B. H. Long B. G. Baxter R. Bluitz Seward Black Oeek Lou Gehrig Iron Man Baseball Charles H. 4. Wager Oberlin Alumni Association Dwight J. Bradley Union Church Elyria Dry Goods U.S Old Tree Land Mexico City Hotel Regis Riverside Tavern Tonite Specia Castle Ueavy Elyria, Ohio OWE Elyria Hardware P.S. Electric Broad Street Elyria
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