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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
15
The pibroch derives from an era predating the Highlanders and from Gael biobaireachd meaning piping. It carried a twofold meaning: summoning fighters to war and inviting dancers to festivities during celebrations.
Aliss Gehl notes chauffeur licenses required for all paid drivers. Applicants must pass a physical and a written exam. July 1 licenses will run one year to next year. Training and judging horses discussed. meeting to start about 1 p.m. per C I Hummel, county agricultural extension agent overseeing 4-H work.
New York state mayors were warned that population growth may halt by 1950 as state planning studies forecast a U.S. population peak. Dr. Thomas Parran Jr. said New York would stop expanding and could add at most 700,000 residents, raising questions for other states planning boards about future growth and migration trends.
The 1934 Accident Facts report from the National Safety Council estimates about 4400 farm deaths from accidents, far higher than 1900 in manufacturing and 1600 in mining. Machinery, animal handling, falls, and vehicle incidents are major causes, with heat and lightning noted as factors.
The Mauretania’s final voyage was slated for July 2 from Southampton to Rosyth for breaking up. Her masts were removed to clear the route under the bridge, interiors sold, as two new giants Normandie and Queen Mary rise to replace the old lords of the sea. The Normandie has begun its runs while Queen Mary nears completion, but passenger counts on later voyages show a sharp drop. Shipowners worry about the high operating costs and future profits, pondering if France and England misjudged these giants.
Roosevelt told Congress that memorial coins since 1920s and 1930s flood the mint with commemoratives, undermine coinage integrity, and confuse the public. He urged the Mint to supply suitable medals at cost as an alternative to selling commemorative coins for profit.
Fourteen out of town drivers were arrested for speeding on Cleveland street with violations from 12 to 30 mph, exceeding the 15 mph limit. National Guard Company B left for hikes, covering five and a half miles. Discussions on rural church needs urged a full-time pastor and parsonage, with proposed minimum salaries of 1200 dollars annually. Local obituaries and history items noted several births and deaths, including veterans conventions and notable figures with dates and places.
An obituary fragment highlights anniversaries for Sir William Pepperell the colonial merchant and jurist born at Kittery Point Maine who died July 6 1700s, Paul F. Kye famed southern surgeon who died in Nashville November 3 1877, Dorman B. Eaton New York lawyer and civil service reformer who died December 23 1890, and Earl Bishop a Methodist leader who died August 18 1932 near Athens Ohio.
Avon notes list attendees and visitors from Clyde Elyria and Cleveland with social calls and gatherings. People include Miss Helen Barr Elyria, HH. Mavis Cleveland, Eugene Hubbard Y-Indus Club Elyria at Crystal Beach, Bertha Hubbard and Elton Wernert dinner guests, Frank Schneider Jr visiting grandparents Hacket Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Glendening Dover guests, and Mrs. Ladia Squire Alice Clara Squire Mary Kettle Abbey Clyde Elyria guests at Wilson James home.
The Satina Beta Sigma of the Baptists enjoyed an evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Nelson Chester on Tuesday.
Avon Lake news notes a Center road painting project funded under FERA work division approved in Columbus as part of relief efforts in 12 counties. A Democratic Club meeting is set for Friday at 3 o clock to elect officers and admit members with ship cards. Local briefs report Elizabeth Horwidel Cleveland visit Mary Aufdenkamp ill Walker road Charles Horwedel injured arm Mildred Burkhardt hosting a friend Rosalind Mitchell visiting cousin Isabell Mitchell Lorain. Bend Oregon reports five swans dying after tumbling from Tumala Dam spillway by a flock of careless youngsters.
South Amherst June 27 two groups of Pour-H Club girls met at the school house Tuesday afternoon for a regular meeting Mise Ahee Bird county extension age attended and asked to ure members concerns Cee projet eels A picnic was planned by the Cloverettes to entertain the Clovers in Bedhstine's Woods this afternoon Mrs Richard Gleason and Mrs Fred Sehacht are advisers of these clubs Ten members and two guests Miss Alice Bird and Miss Margaret Buswell of the Cloverettes attended and received members of the Clovers at their meeting Members of the Serums Benefit Association met at the home of Mr and Mrs Ted Harper Wednesday evening for a return session Routine work was sans acted.
A large delegation of the Congregational Ladies' Aid visited Mrs. David Stansford in Elyma on Wednesday afternoon for a rural meeting. After a brief business session, guests enjoyed refreshments and social time hosted by the hostess.
Village committees from churches and organizations meet at the town hall this evening at 1 o clock to map plans for the upcoming Home Coming event. Community groups coordinate activities and promote local participation for the celebration.
Miss Ryan Gehl, manager of the Kelvina Wiremommle Clin, issued a warning today to Lorain County automobile drivers required to hold chauffeurs licenses. She noted only a few applications have been filed for the 1033-08 licenses and stressed the state law mandates possession by January. Licenses will be mailed from Volupiins after applications are filed at the local office.
The First Baptist Church in Boston observes its 27th anniversary from its founding June 7, 1664 with nine original members, noting it as the fifth church established on the western continent.
Youthful colt raisers in Lorain County Four H Clubs meet at William Murray farm Rochester township for an afternoon session. They will study horse selection and qualities with William Murray Jr giving guidance on desirable traits and care.
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