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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1931
Page
2
On Sunday afternoon June 30 the Lake Avenue Bible school marked its fifty seventh anniversary with strong attendance and a warm gathering.
A Friday program featured King's Orchestra and school songs at Lake Avenue Bible School with remarks by Mrs. Louis Hecock and Dr. Piper. On Sunday June 28 relatives gathered at the Miller residence to surprise C. J. Miller on his seventy fifth birthday with an arsenic supper and gifts.
Elyria area residents hosted guests from Lorain Akron Kent and Williamsport. Ralph Fox a Elyria High School graduate and current freshman at Fenn College earned a place on the 1931 32 student council in Cleveland. Community members met for orchestra practice and family visits across Stand Stop 11 Stop 7 and nearby towns.
Reports from Penfield note Mrs. Clara Newcomb Smith as a victim of typhoid fever. Miss Mattie Ruhl from Burlington is caring for her as a trained nurse assists. Society notes mention Mrs. Leonard Bradstock attending a meeting.
Stanley hosts a Ladies Society meeting at her home with many attending. Mrs C E Dickason led the business session. Visitors included Mrs Fay Boise of Wellington and Miss Ruth Hege, set apart for Congo missionary work. The Wellington Fair Grounds event was well attended. Mrs E S Newcomb suffered a heart attack Sunday.
Rev and Mrs F H Schott depart Monday June 8 for a four week vacation visiting Denver Colorado Yellowstone National Park Wyoming and Salt Lake City Utah. Their two sons remain in Toledo with Mrs Schott s sister. A Sunday School will be held each Sunday at the Congregational church at id o clean es.
Mrs Clayton Babel and her infant daughter arrived back home on Saturday after a stay at the Wellington Clinic. Local notes indicate a healthy discharge and family welcome.
Rev. F H Schott officiated a public wedding for Miss Mildred Smith of Crestline and Bernard Houri of Galion in Seccaium Park at Buevrus on Wednesday night June 4. Over four thousand attendees were present.
Mr and Mrs W Kessler and daughter Jean depart Sunday morning June 28 for Ann Arbor Michigan where Mr Kessler will study at the University for eight weeks.
Mr and Mrs W A D Weisch and grandson Richard attended a birthday gathering for their son in law Winfield Kimber. The group dined at Rice's Dam then returned to the Kimber home with guests from Orville and Wooster.
The Forest Service reports 2,700 regular employees in national forests and 8,900 forest guards employed in summer to guard against fires. Temporary workers are hired as needed, with the maximum fluctuating up to 4,000 in any given year.
Gas carburetion uses a mixture of one part fuel to fifteen parts air. The air brings in oxygen which combines with hydrogen in the gas to form water. This water exits the exhaust as vapor and may condense into droplets.
A brief paraphrase quotes Marcus Aurelius noting that external events do not disturb but rather one’s own perception does. The text suggests dismissing disturbing notions to find calm. No further context or attribution beyond the quoted idea.
A historical note states that in 1950 planners projected fuel costs at an average of 8.3 cents per mile.
Mr and Mrs Donald Shook depart Lorain Tuesday to Yellowstone National Park. Mr and Mrs Richard Leach, and children, with Floyd De Long and sons, join gatherings. A belden dinner honors John Wolfe and wife on their twenty fifth anniversary. Reunion highlights include Spencer School alumni at Rittman and various local visitors.
An editorial urging home improvements to boost town image warns that tidy modern homes signal progress. It describes transforming an old house with stucco siding, extended roof lines, a glass-enclosed porch, and a half timbered detail to refresh streetscapes and reflect homeowners’ status.
A large living room gains appeal from altered ceiling treatment using false stained beams. Non structural boards placed after plastering replicate heavy beams and match interior trim, enhancing room appearance without major structural changes.
The concrete floor in the basement should be three inches thick overall. The fuel bin floor requires four inches due to load. If the basement sits over fill, install a reinforced concrete slab to prevent problems.
A historic note recalls a 16th century practice of curing toothache by applying silk or velvet plasters to the temples. The method reflects era beliefs in topical remedies and body symmetry for pain relief.
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