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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1937
Page
7
Census figures show Elyria manufacturing value at 17,114,255 in 1935, up 70.4 percent from 1933 and wages rising 82 percent to 3,861, while 46 establishments employed 3,846 workers. The report notes value added and material costs, with profits not determinable from census data.
Fremont police watched children for treats after baker Martin Habermaier reported a double batch of cream puffs cooling had vanished. Kent State University students call hazing childish while Dean Manchester notes opposition and the National Interfraternity Council balks at hell week. Cincinnati telegraph messenger Joe Foss tests autograph hustle with Lawrence Tibbet.
A messenger boy retrieves five carbon sheets from a book while an opera singer signs six autographs in his pocket, the scene described with a wry smile as Tibbet watches.
Springfield campus news weekly reports that Wittenberg College students awarded first place in prominarity to Prof. Christian Van Riper, economics instructor, for combining popularity with prominence in the annual contest.
Lancaster I N Burnworth refuses a $100 offer for an eyeless calf born on his Bremen area farm. The calf is normal in all other aspects.
The National Home Grown Timber Council warns in its first annual report that Great Britain could confront a serious shortage of home grown timber during an emergency. The document urges steps to increase supply and reserve home timber resources.
Mrs. Louis Dechant hosted the Charm Club at her Avon home on Friday March 16. Members played cards and prizes went to Mrs. Vern Frey Mrs. Carl Schafer and Mrs. Ed Stagg. Light refreshments followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Frey's home.
The Morning Glory Club met Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dechant home for cards. High score prizes went to Mrs. Louis Dechant Mrs. Law rence Heckel and Mrs. Will Fisher. A lunch followed. Mrs. J J Weiler to entertain the club in two weeks.
A pot luck dinner is scheduled at the M E Church on Wednesday evening. After the dinner two students are expected to participate in further activities.
Students from Oberlin College will present two events. One program features Negro spirituals sung by a choir, while another offers a travel talk enhanced by moving pictures.
The Royal Circle of the M E Church plans a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Fisher's Center home. Earlier they gathered at Mrs. Robert Pickering’s residence to tie quilts and socialize.
A Saturday party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Urlg in Cleveland. A fire at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Svec required the local fire department to respond Sunday evening.
Hollywood stars decry amateur photographers who spring from behind pillars to snap unflattering moments. Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor urged a radio appeal to curb the practice after horses spooked and rumors spread from hidden shots.
A Lancaster Pennsylvania reader endorses Kellogg's All-Bran as a lasting cure for constipation. The ad urges daily two tablespoon servings with meals and notes the product absorbs water and aids the intestinal tract while offering safety and a Battle Creek guarantee.
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