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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1937

Page

12

Village Council Debates Sewer Tapping and Paving Rent

Amherst village council held a busy session on Tuesday proposing tapping an east sewer outside the corporation line with property owners paying at least 1 per month for the new tap. A motion passed to rent a lot on Jack Bon Street for 3 dollars monthly for paving the street project. John Fritz and Mr. Bronson discussed gas office matters.

Amherst Corporation Henry Schmink Jack- Bon Street Pwaa John Fritz Mr. Bronson

Is Epilepsy Inherited and Curable

A scanned pamphlet promises opinions from famous doctors on epilepsy including whether it is inherited and if it can be cured. Free copies offered to readers who write to the Educational Dictsion at 52 Fifth Avenue New York Dept M-1046.

Fifth Avenue New York

Milan village council meets for first reading on gag rate

Elyria district attendees discussed the New gag rate. the vote ended in a 9 to 9 tie and the measure was tabled. The council moved to buy 300 feet of 12 inch tile for the PWA project on Milan avenue. Attorney William Miller was asked to draft a dog at large penalty ordinance. A resolution sought an advance of five thousand dollars from Auditor Kelser before adjourning after reports and bills.

Ager Elyria PWA Milan Avenue Atty William Miller Kelser

Ladies Of The Jury Plays At High School Auditorium

The three act comedy Ladies of the Jury by Fred Ballard will be staged by the Speech class at the high school auditorium Tuesday evening March 9 under the direction of Miss Margaret Rice. Herbert Gammons will impersonate the judge with Frances Raab as the Irish cook Mrs Crane by Peggy Wesbecher. Other cast members include June Carter Beverly Bruce Nettle Schaeffer.

Fred Ballard High School Margaret Rice Herbert Gammons Frances Raab Mrs. Crane Peggy Wesbecher June Carter Beverly Bruce Nettle Schaeffer

Jury Panel and Courtroom Participants Named

Priscilla Varga Irvin Ehlert Gerald Van Keuren Donald Maze James Short Burton Hoffner are listed as jury members. Courtroom participants include Mrs Gordon Dorothy Michael Mrs Gordons maid Violet Jones Mrs Cranes Maid Mary Izold prosecuting attorney Daniel Horvath attorney for defense James Larson Dr Quincy Adams a witness Frank Herrmann court officer William Bardar court reporter Thelma Schieferstein.

Priscilla Varga Irvin Ehlert Gerald van Keuren Donald Maze James Short Burton Hoffner Gordon Dorothy Michael

Pythian Sisters Plan Inspections and Events

Preparations for the annual inspection on April 20 were made at a Tuesday meeting of the Pythian Sisters. Committees were named to supervise inspection and to meet with the Knights for a benefit entertaining event. Multiple church groups announced meetings and services for Lent and March. Funeral rites for Mrs. Mary Cheevery are set at St Joseph's Church.

Pythian Sisters George Carter George Haus James Bruce A. G. Stiward Fblmor Ruth Knights Henry Raesler Ed. Moebius A. C. Kreeger Hugh Tompkins Florence Guild Harry Hutton N. F. Foster Jessie McGhee Mias Edith Heller St. Joseph's Church First Evangelical Church Carl Springer Franklin Avenue Cheever Mary Cheevery St. Joseph’s Church James Smith Baker Co St. Joseph’s Cemetery

Five From County On Honor List At Oberlin

Five Lorain County students are named on Oberlin College freshman honor lists for the first semester. Virginia Phelps ranks in the top tenth of the Conservatory class, Anne Kafka appears on the College list, Louis Szabo, James R. MacDermott, and Donald George Pye also make the College list. The group reflects top scholastic achievement among about 60 students, with representatives from 12 states and the District of Columbia. Twins Grace Marie and Mary Jane Buckman and Richard and Robert Hirshberg are among the notable pairs.

Oberlin Lorain County Oberlin College and Conservatory Finney Chanel Virginia Phelps G. H. Phelps W. Vine Street Oberlin High School Conservatory Anne Kafka Rudolf Kafka Elm Street Glenville High Scho Cleveland Louis Szabo South Amberleigh Abent John Szabo James R. MacDermott J. C. MacDermott Main Wellington Donald George Pye Ernest Pye Harding Street Winter Park Fla States District of Columbia Lafarete High School Buffalo Lakewood High School Lakewood Grace Marie Mary Jane Buckman Lilue Fails Minn Richard Robert Hirshberg Western Reserve Academy

Noted Composer To Conduct Orchestra

Georges Enesco, noted Roumanian composer and violinist, guest conductor of the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, directs the final season concert in Finney Chapel Friday at 8 30 p m. He previously conducted the New York Philharmonic this season. Program includes Beethoven Overture Egmont and Symphony No 3 Eroica, plus Enesco Orchestral Suite No 2 in C major.

Oberlin O Georges Enesco Cleveland Symphony Orchestra Finney Chapel Enesco Stravinsky New York Philharmonic Olin Downes New York Times

Women Walk Through Fire At Hindu Festival In India

In Madras India twenty women carrying babies walked through fire at Kurungalpalayam during a temple festival. About 135 Hindu devotees participated in the ritual. The event was described as a test of faith and endurance with symbolic significance for change and growth beginning in the heart.

Madras India Kurungalpalayam South India

Oberlin Students Hear Union Leader on Labor Peace

Sidney Hillman president of The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America spoke at Finney Chapel, Oberlin College, arguing there is no danger of communism or racism if labor organizations succeed. He praised union cooperation, banking offices, and research, claiming democracy in industry and job security for workers who fulfill obligations. He urged students to study labor issues with an open mind amid unorganized millions and a bright future for informed workers.

Oberlin Sidney Hillman Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Oberlin College Finney Chapel C. EL. O Alfms Mr. Hillman Hillman

Jr Order U A M Prepares For Initiation

Elyria Council No. 406 Jr. Order United American Mechanics held a regular meeting last night. The push to recruit new members shows results with several new applications and more pledged for next week. Drill and degree teams showed strong progress ahead of district initiation. committees reported all preparations complete as visiting brothers are invited to attend.

Elyria Council No. 406 Jr United American Mechanics Arthur Hopkins James Wells Elyria

Degree team practice disrupted by messy OCR fragment

OCR text mentions a district meeting and a Tuesday evening session with reference to a degree team and practice. The readable portion is unclear but implies a scheduled event involving a group or team and a Tuesday timing. No clear names, places, or outcomes are extractable.

Movies Win Support Of Lord Chief Justice

Lord Hewart defended cinema at the British Kinematograph Society dinner in London. He dismissed claims that crime on screen breeds youth crime and argued that generations read adventure without turning violent.

London Lord Hewart British Kinematograph Society

Protest Banning Of Motion Picture Spain in Flames

Oberlin activists protest the ban on the film Spain in Flames as a civil rights issue and free speech matter. A joint student faculty committee at Oberlin College circulates a petition to the State Board of Censorship, listing members Dr Frederick Arts Dr Oscar Jaszi Dr Cony Sturgis and Prof W E Utterback. Students Ruth Bowers Stanton Catlin and Betty Levin endorse the petition, which has already gathered about one hundred signatures.

Oberlin Spain United States of America Ohio Oberlin College State Board of Censorship Frederick B. Arts Oscar Jaszi Cony Sturgis W. E. Utterback Ruth Bowers Wadsworth Stanton Catlin New Canaan Conn Betty Levin Cleveland

Religious Conference Opens At Oberlin

Oberlin March 3 Reverend W H Boddy of Minneapolis opened the third religious conference at Oberlin College in Finney Chapel with a talk on Why the Church He attended Washington University Whitman and Reed College later becoming a professor He has pastored in major cities and sits on Presbyterian National Missions Board directs Foreign Policy Association and writes for religious journals He spoke again in King Bosworth Room last night and again this afternoon Weston Mass To build a house one must own at least an acre of land Townsfolk adopted this rule to prevent mushroom growth and extra assessments for Water

Oberlin W. H. Boddy Westminister Presbyterian Church Minneapolis Oberlin College Finney Chapel Boddy Washington University Whitman College Reed College National Missions of The Presbyterian Church Foreign Policy Association King Bosworth Weston Mass

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