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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1938
Page
12
Cleveland police captain described 33 public schools as fire hazards and urged fire alarm systems in all school principals offices. The report was given to the Housing Committee of the school board.
Dover Center notes report F H Geiger of Lorain visiting relatives Sunday. Hazel Frirck and her Ridgeville children spent Friday with aunt Addie Muche. Mr and Mrs Clifford Geiger entertained Mr and Mrs Merrill with a social gathering.
In Bellefontaine Ohio a crash last night on Route 68 north of town killed Donald Morningstar six of West Liberty and injured his father Herbert Wormiestar forty. Occupants of the other car Cory Lee Gnemy sixty four Jackson canter Herman Barlup forty two and Clarence Myers ten of Bellefontaine were injured. Refreshments followed the recent membership drive with Single and Supt Burneson in charge. The Ladies Aid of the M E Church will be entertained by Mrs Werk at her home Thursday at noon lunch.
A Friday program at Sullivan Congregational Church featured World Day of Prayer events with Rev. Wells discussing Foreign Missions and local explanations of migrants and Indian schools in the United States. Mrs Alfred Abrams and Mrs Harry Dakin performed songs. Thelma Arndt also sang Tell It Again.
The Columbia church will hold its usual morning service followed by Sunday school led by Rev. Thomas Hughes. Baldwin Wallace College students attended the Methodist church service last Sunday. Emily Brown, once of Columbia, was among the attendees.
Twenty attended the Methodist official board meeting at the Roger home last Monthday evening to discuss church repairs and a trustee board meeting. Local social news includes B Y P U gathering at the Bartters and notes on illness, births, travel, and visits among Berea families.
In Adelaide River near Darwin a 10 foot crocodile fought a 7 foot shark. The predator mobbed the shark with a tail whip and forced it from the water. The fight ended with blood in the water as the crocodile dragged the prey beneath the surface.
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