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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1927

Page

7

Rulings On Ohio Compensation To Be Discussed

Dr. RLY Schultz of Columbus will present information on Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission rulings at a dinner meeting April 19 at the First M. B. Church dining room. Ohio Chamber of Commerce and Elyria Chamber of Commerce sponsor the event. The discussion covers merit rating effective 1942 and how firm ratings depend on prior employment records, with rates ranging from one to four percent of payroll.

Rly. Schultz Columbus Ohio Chamber of Commerce Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission M. BH. Church Ohio Chamber Elyria Chamber of Commerce H.W. Luethi Chamber of Commerce Ohio

Meetings Announced For Lorain Soil Conservation Program

The Lorain county conservation committee announced 13 community meetings to explain the 1938 Agricultural Conservation program. Planned dates include April 18 at Brighton and Eaton town halls, April 19 Avon town hall for Avon and Avon Lake, and Pittsfield. April 20 Huntington LaGrange Henriettta. April 21 Oberlin Grange hall and Rochester. April 25 Amherst Sheffield Camden. April 26 Relden for Grafton. Additional meetings in Elyria Penfield Wellington Ridgeville Columbia Brownhelm not yet arranged.

Lorain County County Conservation Committee Brighton Town Hall Eaton Town Hall Avon Town Hall Avon and Avon Lake Pittsfield Town Hall Huntington Town Hall LaGrange Town Hall Henrietta School Oberlin Grange Hall Russia Township Rochester Town Hall Amherst Town Hall Sheffield Town Hall Camden High School Relden Town Hall Grafton Township Elyria Penfield Wellington Ridgeville Columbia Brownhelm

Dover Center News Notes Highlights Local Gatherings

Dover Center notes report the Ladies Association of the Congregational Church hosting a noon lunch at Mrs. Harry Smith’s Westwood Road home with helpers. Other items mention the North Ridge Thimlie Bees meeting April 24 at Mrs. Eureka Lewis’s Detroit Road home and a Social Club pinochle afternoon won by Mrs. Dorothy Stein, Mrs. James Traxter, and Mrs. Cledwick.

Dover Center Ladies Association of the Congregational Church Harry Smith Westwood Road Charles Weston George Weston Wells Weston Herbert Rutheford Haas North Ridge Thimlie Bees Eureka Lewis Detroit Road Treva Clodwick Rocky River Dorothy Stein James Traxter Cledwick Dietz Lucy Frances Bement California Humphrey Washington, D., Cc

Oberlin Briefs Note Local Visitations and Hospital Update

Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Wesley Miller included Mr and Mrs Merri Baylor and family from Akron. Mrs Arthur Younglass was taken to Memorial Hospital for surgery and is recovering well, expected home in about a week. Visitors at the R F Clark home included Mr and Mrs William Pfaff Sr and Ms and Mrs William Pfaff.

Wesley Miller Merri Baylor Akron Arthur Younglass Memorial Hospital R. F. Clark William Pfaff William Paff

1938 Season Busy One For Eagles Minstrels

Elyria Eagles Twentieth Century Minstrels begin their ninth season with a 65 member troupe, 25 girls, full costumes scenery and orchestra under Irving Plain. The show travels to Mason Milan Elyria Gates and Brich ton with stops in Columbia Amherst Lorain and Cleveland. No pay, funds raised for charities. lineups feature Gene St Maris as musical director and longtime members.

Elyria Eagles Eagles Entertainment Committee Jim Armitage Kiwanigs Minstrels The Eagles J. L. Mathis Aerie Irving Plain Gene St. Maris Mason Milan the Gates Elyria Cleveland Mre Top Row Darell Root Buck Weath Gordon Murray Frank Montagnese Frank Boron Tony Montagnese Jim Montagnese Harvey Arias Glenn Schroeder Helen Root Beverly Sue S Tyman Norma Jean Reed Jacqueline Stick Mathilda Zimmerman Frances Sebastian Dorothea Stick Verna Fiedler Muriel Fiedler Barbara Jones Florence Nagey Jeanne Furney Frances Willams Wilma Troupe Baverly Knipper Georgia Lee Duensing Helen Maxine Duensing Vera Mae Schubert Loretta Ma Boddy Beatrice Ensign Alan Bushman Justine Schroeder Virginia Kolopos Dena Bove Lois Hunter Joe Hoddy Mrs. Morris Brown

Elyria Social Roundup Spends Weekend and Opera Night

A notice lists local residents including Jr. of Elyria and Frank Kruerer Sr with Harry Murp hey of Oberlin visiting Vermilion on the Lake. Dorothy Miller and friends from Elyria attended the Cleveland Grand Opera on Tuesday night. Wade Williams and spouse called on Thursday evening in Elyria.

Elyria Frank Kruerer Harry Murphey Oberlin E. Biener Vermilion-on-the-Lake Dorothy Miller Grand Opera Cleveland Wade Williams

Dairy Association Report For March in Lorain County

Lorain County notes from the Dairy Association report show tester Ray Eppley reviewing 38 herds totaling 684 cows with 6391 milking. High performance herds include a 5 to 15 cow mixed herd owned by B. E. Hales and a registered Holstein herd owned by Co. D. Lehman and Son with 38.8 pounds butterfat and 1143 pounds milk per cow.

Ray Eppley B. E. Hales Co. D. Lehman and Son

Engineer Biggs to Draw Plans for Wellington Field Project

Wellington O R April 11 O T Biggs Elyria former Lorain county engineer has been hired by the Board of Education to draw plans for the athletic field work to be submitted to WPA officials as part of a blanket project with Ridgeville and Clearview schools. The project will require about three or four months of actual work.

Biggs VWRAW Wellington O. T. Biggs Elyria Lorain County The Board of Education WPA Ridgeville Clearin Biges

Local Briefs Note Community Happenings At Falls Clinic Visit

Mildred Brenner and Donald Swanger returned to Western Reserve University Sunday afternoon after spending the past week at their respective homes. Mrs. Jack Penrod is reported much improved at Elyria Memorial Hospital. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes of here. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney S. Warner and son Sidney of Toledo were weekend guests of his sisters, Misses Margaret and Jennie Warner. Miss Carolyn Clifford, teacher in the royal school, is in Falls Clinic for observation and treatment.

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Blue racer killed near Big 4 railroad by Clayton Shepard

Clayton Shepard of Herrick Avenue West killed a blue racer in the northeast town area Friday afternoon. The 4 foot 6 inch snake was about 3 inches thick. Shepard noted the unusual sight for the season and speculated warmth might have altered the encounter. Society notes: Mrs. Morris Brenner hosts the M. E. Missionary society meeting at 2:30 Thursday afternoon at her home, chapters 1 2 and 3 and Home Missions articles to feature the program.

Clayton Shepard Herrick Avenue Big 4 Railroad Morris Brenner M. E. Misssionary Society America

Local Residents Attend Luncheon at Brand House

Mrs Hutchinson, Mrs Gunn and Mrs Hobbs from East Oberlin Church attended a luncheon and meeting at the James Brand House on Wednesday. William Waller is spending a few weeks with his son George Waller in Elyria.

Elmer Rathwell Hutchinson Gunn G. I. Hobbs

Safety radio drama at Junior High chapel event

The Junior High Writers and Actors' Guild staged a Safety radio drama directed by Carolyn Clifford with sound effects by Arnold Ripponger. Cast included Theresa Marley Barbara Preston Wanda Coates Juanita Herald Duane Rickel Clarence Barber Harold Miller Donald Maybaugh and Chester Martin. Mrs Charles Foster of LaGranga was weekend guest of her son George Foster in Herrick Avenue Hast. Weather permitting Well ington Boy Scouts plan a meeting at the reservation. Last week they held an inter patrol meet in the school gymnasium. Glen Buswell promoted from senior patrol leader to junior assistant scoutmaster per Franklin M Jones.

The Junior High Writers and Actors’ Guild Junior Highchapel Carolyn Clifford Arnold Rippinger Theresa Marley Barbara Preston Wanda Coates Juanita Herald Duane Rickel Clarence Barber Harold Miller Donald Maybaugh Chester Martin Charles Foster LaGranga George Foster Herrick Avenue Wellington Glen Buswell Franklin M. Jones

Homerville Ladies Aid and Home Guards Meet

Mrs. Eugene Aukerman hosted the Homerville Ladies Aid and Missionary Society for an all day meeting with quilting and sewing. A covered dish noon dinner followed by a short business session and program. The Home Guards of the M E church held their first season meeting at Mrs. Edd Broun's home with Miss Jennie Wolf as leader and plans for future work. Refreshments were served. Mesdames Frank Novak, John Koontz and Inwan entertained the Jolly Rookies M members in attendance.

Noles Spencer Eugene Aukerman Homerville Ladies Aid and Missionary Society M. E. Church Edd Broun Jennie Wolf Frank Novak John Koontz Inwan Jolly Rookies

Aid group holds busy evening at home and church meetings

Members spent a busy evening at Mrs. Walter Rook's home for the W. M. Missionary society of the M. E. church with book study led by Mrs. R. L. Shilling and a Lenten program organized by Mrs. Koontz, Rook, Koontz, and Hyland. Other gatherings included Sunday school class at the M. E. church and a Ladies' Aid business meeting. Miss Helen Boone and Gordon Howe assisted evangelistic services in Lorain. Mrs. Homer Sooy, patient at Lodi hospital, is improving and may return home soon.

Walter Rook W. Tt. Missionary Society M. EB R. L. Shilling J. G. Koontz Rook Koontz Tom Hyland M. E Ladies’ Aid M. E. General Aid Society Charles Krick Helen Boone Gordon Howe Lorain Masonic

Avon Lake Family Attends Bellevue Funeral

Mrs. Carl Federson and her sister Mrs. Ed Garth of Cleveland attended the funeral of their sister Mrs. Mary Gurdum in Bellevue Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rodgers moved from Burton Street to a cottage at Stop 86 Sheffield. Mr. and Mrs. William Engel returned home Thursday from Florida after a three week trip.

Avon Lake Carl Federson Ed Garth Cleveland Bellevue Mary Gurdum Wayne Rodgers Burton Street Stop 86 Sheffield William Engel Florida

Arrival of a Daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital

Marie Spachtolz was discharged from St Josephs Hospital at Lorain. Mr and Mrs Jim Kyach announce the arrival of a daughter on April 7 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A book review by Mrs Benninghof drew a large Congregational church attendance with Group 4 of the Women’s League as sponsors. The Parent-Teacher Association held the final card party of the series Friday with prizes to Mrs Glen Rogers Mrs Romey Urig and Milas Nina Dunning. Mother's Study Group met Friday with Mrs M Ellison as leader and plans for two weeks hence led by Mrs J L King.

Marie Spachtolz St. Joseph's Hospital Am Lorain Jim Kyach Elyria Memorial Hospital Benninghof Congregational Church Women’s League Parent-Teacher's Association Roy Currant Joe Boehm J. Kinener Glen Rogers Romey Urig Milas Nina Dunning M. Ellison J. L King

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