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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1937
Page
10
Fred R. Frayer of the New York Central Railroad will speak at the Rotary Club noon luncheon on government ownership of railroads. The club announced two new committee chairmen Roy Clymer for Hoyas Work and Ben Hindman for the Classification Committee.
The Brighton Community Club hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Lawrece Eaton at her parents home, with many useful gifts and light lunch. The Brighton High School Junior Class presented Romance in a Boarding House by James C. Parker to a full house in the high school auditorium, with the school orchestra providing music. Also noted are Mrs O R McCullough learning of Ed Falkier’s Detroit death and funerals, and visits by Mrs Fannie Burton and Mrs J L Burge to sister Aunt Mrs George Herbert.
John Urabe, a Japanese golfer, holed a 225 yard drive in Salinas, bidding the crowd a resounding banzai. The report notes the moment as a sharp release of celebration in a day of intense German struggles over ideology and religion.
Allegro Club members gather at Mrs Roy McCormicks home for a program featuring Schumann and Beethove n studies. Pupil performances in rhythms folk dances and piano plus musical contests accompany a social afternoon in Wellington Ohio March 8.
Dog Warden Lee Minkler and assistant Wesley Miller report 332 dogs impounded in December January and February. Of these 53 were sold or redeemed bringing in 3164. Two sheep were killed during the period with a county settlement of 26. The Burma teak note appears as an unrelated line about timber and elephants.
Mrs Dutridge from Cleveland visits sister Mrs M M A Ewill. Ladies Aid and Ladies Sewing Club meet at local homes. Mr and Mrs H J Nelz visit Bernard Fox family. Weaver visits sister Carl Robart’s home. Mrs Fisher visits mother Jane Twining. Weaver couple return from wintering with daughter Mrs Carl Riubart in Greenwich. H J Welz hosts wedding anniversary party with Lorain and Milan friends. luncheon served.
Columbia Baptist Church held its annual meeting with all officers reelected for another year. The Columbia Garden Club will visit Ridgeville Garden Club on March 1 for an afternoon program. The Mallett Creek Grange program featured opening and closing numbers, a humorous reading, a trumpet solo, a playlet This Auto Age, and games. Acme Grange plans a contest at North Elyria on March 11. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Herman Densler and son Gerald visited Cleveland on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Henke and two children stayed with Grover Huffman in Painesville. Mrs. Bertha Grills and family attended a wedding anniversary.
Mr and Mrs Edward Landin of North Eaton hosted guests with Mrs Jenerle Cole and daughter visiting at homestead and other homes including J H Longdon and J H Bartter. Rev Claude Olmsted called on Miss Jone Cole in Cleveland. Mrs Ernest Dunford visited her sister in Cleveland. Jimmie Daugherty recovering from appendicitis operation. Vivienne Corller of Olmsted Falls guest of Viola Henke for birthday celebration.
Rochester notes show Franklin Sim onson, a 2nd Assistant Engineer on the steamer Queen Or, with Florence Kirkland Baird of Columbus visiting Rochester and Brighton. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Canfield of Medina and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Canfield of Litchfield dine with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Snyder. Arnold Foster of Fremont visits relatives and friends here for some time.
Mrs. Mattie Hodgkis suffers tonsillitis while Clift Cowie stays home with flu. The Arthur Jewett family and Lafe Simonson and kin recover from flu. Grace Williams is indisposed. Mr. and Mrs. James Williams visit Arthur Snyder family. Akron visitors Dee Hobinson and William Brambaught call on Clifford family. Elyria guests include Lloyd Handley and Anita. Lottie Ward and Evalyn Selyema visit Pearl Snyder for her twelfth birthday. Stanton Sprinkle and grandson visit. Albert Parker and relatives dine with Arthur Snyder. The Booster Class of the Methodist Sunday School will be enter-but the sentence ends.
An advertisement touts Creomulsi with Wild Cherry and Menthol plus fuld extract for chest coughs and bronchial irritation. It promises palatable emulsified formula, claims effectiveness against lingering phlegm, and refunds every cent if not satisfied. Druggists endorse Beechwood and other remedies under the BBG Sittin label. Phone numbers and details are included.
Fragments describe a family mystery surrounding a person named lore and kin. The text hints at a brother and relatives with scattered references. No clear event, date, or location is established in the readable lines.
California researchers report mocking birds are increasing while other wild birds decline state wide. Two causes cited are the species not used for game and more tree plantings providing extra perches. In Ireland, St Patrick’s Church at Newry is noted as the first church built for the Protestant community in the region.
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