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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1939
Page
11
A living room light switch should be near the entrance door with a three way option at the hall door. Adding a ceiling in the cellar helps reduce cold floors if outer wall gaps are insulated and fire stops are present. Lining bookcase backs is unnecessary. place the skeleton frame against the wall. A laundry tray is another term for a laundry tub.
Members of the Junior Class present a gay modern comedy in the school auditorium this evening titled Sunbonnet Jane of Sycamore Lane. The annual class play showcases student actors and lighthearted humor.
Federal Housing Administrator Stewart McDonald states modest incomes can fund sanitary, comfortable shelter. FHA does not supply stock plans, but promotes local standards, professional services, and good architecture with suitable materials.
Under Miss Helen Reitz three act play features cast members Margaret Gail Betty Bechs tein Norma Slack Marie Gratz Helen Simashkvich Marian Cash man Robert Vinson Joe Abraham Ralph Heussner Edward Lence Ida Batos Circle two of the St John’s Woman’s Guild will be entertained at Mrs Fred Holz hauer home Thursday afternoon with Mrs Kenneth Corbett as hostess Circle one will meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Ford Holz hauers home for Circle one members.
The Volunteer Firemen met at the fire station Friday evening for a routine business session followed by a social hour. Ford Moser, Arthur Powers and Albert Mori Jr. served refreshments.
No Lenten service at St John’s this week. Congregation invited to St Peter’s Amherst for Wednesday service with Harriet Patterson of Cleveland speaking on Men That Jesus Knew. Rev Steger to lead Nativity Church Lent services Wednesday and Friday at 7:30 PM. Public invited. Mrs Powers hosts Congregational Ladies Dime Society Thursday afternoon. Ladies Altar Society holds Nativity fish fry Friday 5 PM. All welcome.
The South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197 will hold a regular meeting at the Club Rooms Friday evening. A secondary note mentions that earthquakes typically begin with tremors of five or more per second.
Wellington Ohio March 14 Young People's night will be observed at the First Baptist Revival service at 7 45 PM Dr M E Hawkins of Mishawaka Indiana will deliver sermons this week with topics Lyon or Leach South Paw Saviour Virtuous and Victorious Women The Cutter Down Christian Christian Confession Pictures of Africa shown Saturday Abe Yost Elyria Baptist leads song services 115 attended opening service ten confessions Methodist unity with the church Reverend John Green pastor
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with Mrs Leora Sharp at 218 Herrick Avenue East at 2 30 Thursday afternoon. Choice practice is set for 7 to 8 Thursday evening. Regular prayer meeting occurs at 7 30 Wednesday evening. The choir sang Give Earl Shepherd of Israel by Ira B Wilson at the Sunday morning service.
Mrs. Ella Mc Kisson leads a regular prayer meeting at 7 30 Wednesday evening. Work on overhauling the church basement is progressing rapidly.
The Needlework department plans a full day meeting with Mrs. Sara Curtice at 222 South Main Street. Sunday pre Easter services were well attended at the church. Local residents include Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rudy of Ashland and her mother. Mrs. Grace Roedel visited Lands, NY relatives. Mrs. Julia Wiedenhaefer is ill at her daughter’s home with a nurse. Mr. Abbott recovers from bronchial pneumonia. Ruth Ward and a Cleveland friend were guests of her grandparents on Magyar Street. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Babitt and son Jimmy moved from Cleveland to Wellington and will occupy a Dr. W. W. Hyde house on the corner of Herrick Avenue West and Kelly Street. the house is being remodeled and a barn is converted into a Veterinary Clinic with offices in the front. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Abbott Sr and Mrs Julia Wiedenhaefer were Mrs Anna Averle and George Wiedenhaefer of Sanduski and Dick Peirce of Huron. Mrs William Body is improving after weeks of illness. Mrs R E Sheldon heard of her sister Mrs Edward Dickerson’s sudden death in South Haven Michigan. The Young Men’s Sunday school class led by Rev Lonzo Green held a business meeting and social hour at the church Friday night. Cora Shepard remained home Sunday with a cold. The onion swamp east of Wellington on Route 18 flooded the road and halted traffic Saturday night and Sunday. The Black River beside the swamp flooded fields over a wide area.
Vincent Arnold Keller returns to Morgantown West Virginia after an overnight visit with parents Mr and Mrs L H Keller He also called on his grandmother Mrs F Heckel Thelma Seitters has influenza but is improved Mrs Harold Hurst visited Lynn Hurst of Diagonal Road Thursday evening Mrs Sarah Pickett visits relatives in Ebyria The Ladies Aid Society of the M EB Church plans a tureen dinner Thursday March 16 at Mrs Harriett Deans The Markley PTA March meeting set for Thursday evening March 16 with business session and program
Basements meet growing demand for compact lavatories and sport storage. FHA insured loans through qualified lenders support basement toilets and built in game closets with shelves bins and hampers for seasonal gear.
The article explains that offensive kitchen odors can be contained by installing built-in ventilating fans. It notes availability in many sizes and types, with varying prices, and mentions financing through the Property Improvement Credit Plan of the Federal Housing Administration for eligible borrowers.
Rev Thomas Hughes leads Lent in LaPorte M E Church with a sermon series and Holy Communion on Good Friday. Palm Sunday baptism planned. Sunday School 10 15 and church service 11 15. Audience urged to attend pre Easter meetings and World Service pledge.
If a president federal judge or any other government servant is impeached the punishment cannot exceed removal and disqualification from holding any future office of honor trust and profit under the government.
The FHA assesses site hazards when financing homes with insured mortgages. Topography, subsidence, earthquakes, floods, traffic, and fire or explosion risks are considered. Health hazards include smoke, fumes, stagnant water, poor drainage, and extreme heat or dampness, influencing occupant safety conditions.
In Yuba City California two 11 year old girls confessed to a staged theft at a local pharmacy. They threw a brick through a window then one girl guarded outside while the other entered and returned with candy.
A historical note explains that the word hussy once held respectable meaning meaning a housewife. The term's shift reflects changing social attitudes toward gender roles and language.
The article notes basement ceilings provide dust control when only one flooring layer is used and eliminate dust gathering corners between joists. Fire resistant ceilings slow fire spread and basement modernization can be financed through FHA Property Improvement Credit Plan funds.
A basement shower offers practical value to a busy family with several active youths. In summer it serves beachgoers and outdoor workers, with inexpensive steel cabinets available in various sizes and styles. Financing may be obtained through FHA Property Improvement Credit Plan loans. Antarctica is estimated to cover about five million square miles.
An assortment of ads and notes covers roof coatings from MICA SHIELD ROOF RENEWER to MARSH WONDER WALLS, home finance plans, and monthly payments. It highlights building material prices, 1938 39 architectural preferences, cedar shingles at $1.25 a bundle, and public interest in new houses.
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