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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1936

Page

7

North Ridgeville Garden Club Speaker Returns to March Meeting

North Ridgeville March 12 Mrs Audowin Diederick will speak to the Garden Club on Plower Arrangements and Pot ted Plants at the meeting Monday March 16 The brief notes mention Mrs Louis Schaher illness at her Elyria home and Girl Scout Troop Council March meeting with Miss Marcella Schmitz.

North Ridgeville Audowin Diederick Marcella Schmitz Ruth Steinmetz L. Kremser

LBS Bi Monthly Meeting Reports Missionary Program

The L B S held its bi monthly meeting last Wednesday at the Congregational church. After the transaction of business, a missionary program was presented. Mrs William Thewes of Lakewood fell and broke a leg Sunday. Mrs Frederick Schneurer has been confined to her home by illness. Mr and Mrs Elwin Ankins of Mansfield and Mr and Mrs Cyril Gibbons of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John Gibbons. While visiting her daughter Mrs Henry Smith of Lorain, Mrs Joseph Myers fell and broke an arm. Wednesday evening at St Peters church Rev Lawrence J Andes of the Blessed Sacrament church Cleveland will deliver a sermon entitled Christian Marriage. Miss Bertha Dunham who broke her hip four months ago has had the first cast removed.

Congregational Church Frederick Schneurer Elwin Ankins Mansfield Cyril Gibbons Cleveland John Gibbons Henry Smith Lorain Joseph Myers St. Peter’s Church Lawrence J. Andes The Blessed Sacrament Church Bertha Dunham

Visiting kin and preparations for a move east

Everett Miller of Pittsburgh spent the week end with his sister Mrs Ezra Knowles. Mrs Frank Neilan of Somerset and Mrs Margaret Mc Laughlin of Conneaut Lake Pa are visiting Mrs Mary McLaughlin.

Everett Miller Pittsburgh Ezra Knowles Frank Neilan Somerset, Pa Margaret McLaughlin Conneaut Lake Mary McLaughlin

Mail carrier Uses Hearse for Muddy Roads

Neosho Falls Wisconsin rural mail carrier Fred Rawlins likely the only person in the United States to deliver mail in a hearse. He owns two vehicles and uses the hearse only when roads are too muddy, finding it more adaptable to such conditions.

Neosho Falls Wis Fred Rawlins United States Rawlins

American Debt Per Capita Tops France

In a New Deal era comparison Paris notes per capita debt about 1000 dollars, while the American figure runs to 1017 dollars. The piece links high per capita indebtedness to gold standard holdouts and conservative spending, playfully noting parental pride and public finances.

France Paris America

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