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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
4
An appeal to Lorain city housewives asks cooperation in returning milk bottles. H. H. Kimmel, secretary of the Lorain County Milk Dealers Board, says about 5,000 bottles are lost weekly. Housewives are asked to leave bottles in a handy place for the driver or return them to the stores where milk was bought.
Louis Buser opens Buser Glass Company at 2 Broad Street Elyria in a building the firm purchased He brings 23 years in the glass trade from Cleveland where he began in 1914 He chose Elyria to live and to contribute to a growing building era and local community services
Buser has bought the building at 80 and 63 Broad Street from J. W. Smith and occupies the western half. The company sells glass of various kinds including art glass leaded glass store fronts automobile glass and mirrors. Services include benching wood and steel sash glazing caulking weather stripping and grinding equipment for showcases. A full stock of automobile glass will be carried. The firm previously did art glass work for Emmanuel Lutheran Church and recent glass work for additions to Timms Spring and Perry-Fay companies.
Parker Aris Mrs Nellie Bush a Parker attorney runs a law practice spanning about 400 miles and often completes briefs in her office then files them 140 miles away in Yuma Ariz within 45 minutes. A longtime Arizona political activist she recently finished a term as state senator after serving years as state representative. She now handles cattle theft cases divorces and probating wills expanding a traditionally male field.
Boake Carter questions a War Department memo outlining steps to give the presidency vast power, control over markets, property seizure, and a funded treasury. He argues such measures undermine democracy, warning they mimic European totalitarian schemes and could empower a single ruler in wartime.
The Merry Mixers Club hosted a June 24 meeting at Garnet Phelps home with a lemonade lunch and sugar cookie demonstrations by Jean Strong and Garnet Phelps. Attendees included Mrs M E Strong and Misa Anna Balogh. Mrs A B Martin and Mrs Clarence Tildes attended the Northeastern Counties of Ohio Council of Women meeting at Elyria First United Methodist Church. An all day session featured a Mahoning County ladies chorus.
In a serialized tale set in a National Insurance office, Patty Lou Palmer seeks life beyond her steno job and joins a dinner party with Mar dell Gray and Dale Northcutt. Mardell plots to win Dale for herself, while Patty Lou enjoys growing attention and frequent evenings out with the group, amid undercurrents of jealousy and engagement rumors.
The Eeaton High School Alumni Association met in the school gym after a one month postponement to allow college students to attend. Officers elected: Robert Haskin president Ireta Wilson vice president Milton Box secretary Esthel Tite treasurer. Refreshments served. pink rose decorations with turquoise ribbon placed at each plate. Whitney's orchestra provided music. Mrs Olive Hopwood celebrated her ninety third birthday on Tuesday June 23. Visitors included Clyde Wilcox of Elyria. Short items note frequent local social visits and travels among area residents with several named families visiting, hosting, or dining in Elyria, Meadville, and surrounding towns.
Italy began large wheat stocks with Australian imports, buying 4 574 266 bushels in December and January, making Italy Australia's second largest customer while Britain bought 616 098 bushels in the period.
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