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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1936
Page
8
Oversubscribed government security issue draws bids far above the offering total. Treasury officials reported $1.25 billion in notes and bonds attracted heavy demand with oversubscription levels exceeding five to seven times.
The Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War in the locality plans to enroll as many descendants of Union veterans as possible in a nation wide effort. The campaign urges eligible members to join to show patriotic descent and devotion to America with Keep America American as the slogan.
West View reports a potential disaster on the Big Four Railway was averted when William Bodenmiller, section foreman, spotted a defective tank car on a passing freight. He halted the train, and the 8000 gallon wine tank car was side tracked until a wrecker arrived for removal.
The Berea Bus line starts service through Olmsted Falls and West View. The round trip takes 25 minutes from Berea and back, and the schedule aligns to meet the Cleveland Berea bus at five minutes past the hour.
At the special election Tuesday the turnout for the Carey Relief Bond site was light with few voters participating.
Velma Rabung Ethel Ing ersoll spent Saturday afternoon with Lileen Bodenmiller and Pauline Osborn of Columbia Road. Mr and Mrs J Richards and son attended the 60th wedding anniversary of Vi Richards aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Frank.
Squires at Beech Street Berea report a baby girl born Monday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Eldon Hales. Mrs Clara Speels of Olmsted Falls visiting the mother and daughter. Steve Studgenski taken to Community hospital Berea for an appendectomy last Friday. Funeral services for P Lo Smith of Berea held at Haag's Chapel with burial at Woodvale cemetery. Mrs H G Edwards hosted Miss Mary Der and Mr C Christensen of Rocky River and Cleveland visitors. Influenza recovery noted for Enleen and Ethel Kleiner. Usherland resident Mrs Gertrude Brown critically ill. Westfall family moved to farm of B B Hathaway in Berea from Olmsted Falls. C Rabung and family attended Kiwanis Winstrel at the school auditorium. Sunshine Rebekah Lodge met. luncheon served by Mrs Mildred Esther and Mrs Tillie Schuster.
Mr and Mrs Newton Bechtel entertained thirty nine members of their Sunday school class at the regular February gathering Friday evening. Neil Ludwig president presided. Wis Ellen Bayte was elected secretary. R H Hearn named chairman of the entertainment committee and Mrs George Frank chaired the refreshments committee.
The Middle Ridge Community Club met at the school building on Tuesday evening for its February meeting. William Horn presided, and the group discussed upcoming local events and community projects.
Private citizen Alice Longworth Saas emerges as a prominent figure in American commentary, launching a daily wired column critiquing current events and national affairs with a distinctive voice.
Nine Ohio agricultural delegates will attend the Corn Belt Conference in Chicago to discuss the new farm plan as a congress substitute for AAA. Delegates include E Kruse St Mary Clark W VanSchoih Hilliards Fred Steffen C R Tetlow Osborn H C Camsower JW Walther Guy Willer Guy Dowdy and John Slipher from Ohio State University. State organizers will follow with Ohio meetings after Chicago. Conference participants represent Ohio Wisconsin Indiana Illinois Iowa Minnesota Missouri.
The business session outlined plans for the March meeting with the school board in charge. Mrs Katherine Kolbe Mrs Arnold Tlock and Wis W SBardar led refreshments. The Rev Karl Wester spoke on the north lands of Canada, followed by committee refreshments. Mrs Cota DeChins ps and son from Chicago stay with her mother Wis Christena Tolhuist Dale Beche has moved home from Amherst Hospital after convalescence.
The East Carlisle Community Club hosted a Friday evening party in the East Carlisle School auditorium. The Mothersingers group performed two numbers with Mrs Vidi Smith accompanying Mrs A G Olmsteid.
Following the program short speeches of appreciation of the work being accomplished by the Mothersingers Group were made by Frank Rhoades O T Strempel and E D Anton Twenty five tables of bridge pinochle and pedio were in progression during the evening The next regular meeting will be held on Friday evening March 27
Miss Phyllis Ann Rhoads and Miss Violet Nash entertained twelve guests Friday evening at Nash home on Butternut Ridge road. A Rainbow for Girls Bunco event sponsored by Clynia Assembly featured prizes won by Elaine Johnson and Cleo Smith. A buffet supper was served and dancing concluded the entertainment.
Sun day guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Wuist include Kermit Leiby Elysia and Wi and Mrs Hens Schiuldt Robson. Dorothy Codner and Elysia visited Phyllis Ann Rhoades on Buternut Ridge. Mrs Florence Brozee, long ill in La Porte, shows steady improvement. Donald Jackson of LaPorte spent days with Cecil Grills south of Oberlin and accompanied Mr Gills to Columbus. Mir and Mrs Stanley Buswell Ernest Buswell and Lucille Buswell visited from Elsna. Mr and Mrs George Webb and Mrs Lottie Peabody of Oberlin called on Harry Jackson in LaPorte. Charles Regner hosted Newton I Kirk of Chestnut Ridge in Lorain. Mothersingers Group to rehearse at East Carlisle school Thursday evening. Bertha Jackson and daughter Waxine Jackson with Eugene Burke visited Dorothy Peabody in Elvria Memorial Hospital.
The ly museum of the Arctic will be opened in Leningrad soon. It will house rich material on Arctic expeditions and explorations as well as the mastery of the Arctic in modern times.
Ohio state works progress administration reports 1 845 additional workers employed for the week ending February 29 bringing total to 182 604 up from 180 789 the prior week as favorable weather spurred activity across state projects.
Marion Walker was convicted of shooting to kill William E Davis of Columbus. The verdict followed today in Jackson court, marking a decisive end to the high profile case.
A man was wounded eight miles north of town after a highway incident with Jane Davis’s family accusing Walker of forcing their car to the roadside. Walker claimed he was in Jackson at the time and denies guilt in the shooting. The article notes Davis’s 86 years in an Ohio penitentiary and the involvement of his wife and son in the accusation.
Boston newsboys publish The Boston Newsboy by the Burroughs News Boy Foundation with a 900-strong membership acting as staff. Columns include The Scoping Reporter The Masked Marvel Breezy Bits Wit and Wisdom and Newsy Notes, showcasing youth journalists in a community run venture.
A description highlights a loose fingertip jacket with large corded pockets and a trim dress featuring a black skirt belt and chamois blouse in sheer wool. Prices listed include 49.50 for Toast and 119.50 for a beige ribbed wool belted coat with Schiaparelli details, emphasizing high fashion luxury.
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