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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1935

Page

8

Elyria Fly Casting Club Forms to Promote Sport

Elyria fishermen form the Elyria Fly Casting Club to promote fly fishing in rivers and the lake and plan to place spawn in the river to conserve bass while members must respect fishing laws. Amherst freight derailment highlights local transport incident with no injuries. Elyria Township reports 20 percent fewer relief recipients, seen as a sign of improving business. Thompson Redington case hearing underway to resolve election outcome for common position.

Elyria Amherst Elyria Township Thompson- Redington

Ohio Supreme Court postpones plean judge until March 31

The Ohio Supreme Court postponed the plean judge decision from November until March 31 after an election where the two candidates were tied at vote count.

Plean Ohio Supreme Court

Police tighten license plates deadline for 1920 issue

Police Chief Stankard reports Secretary of State Smith demands all motor vehicles display 1920 license plates by April 11. Motorists may use P9190 tags while awaiting Supreme Court ruling on the license law. Oberlin Funeral services held today for Rev Roswell Chapin, longtime Congregational pastor. The Oberlin union effort moves forward with a joint meeting to form committees.

Stankard Smith Supreme Court Oberlin Roswell Chapin Atwater Lod Litchfield North Fairfield First Second Congregational

Pythian Sisters Meet and Related Evening Gatherings

Amherst notices list the Py thian Sisters regular meeting at the Pythian Hall with degree staffs practicing for the annual inspection. St Pauls Lutheran Men's Club meets in church parlors with good attendance hoped. A Grange potato meeting in Milan avenue hall at 7 30 tonight features C I Hummel Elyria. Direct Credit Society holds a Town Hall public meeting at 7 30 with a speaker from national headquarters.

Amherst Mareh Pythian Sisters Pythian Hall St. Paul's Lutheran Church Grange Hall Milan Avenue Hummel Elyria Direct Credit Society National Headquarters

Noon Women Join Luncheon Hosts for Event

Noon marks the hosting duties shared by Mrs. L. J. Beach and Mrs. Melvin Schwartz as they prepare for the community luncheon.

L. J. Beach Melvin Schwartz

Circle 3 hosts afternoon at Mrs Mays home

Circle 3 of the Women s Union of St Peter s Evangelical Reformed Church will be entertained by Mrs FE HW Mays and Mrs William Miller at the home of the former on Park avenue W Wednesday afternoon. A good attendance is desired.

Women's Union St. Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church FE. HW. Mays William Miller Park Avenue

Sunday Guests at the A F L Nal ley Home

Sunday guests at the A F L Nal ley home on Jackson street included Mr and Mrs Edwin Slack from Willard Ohio Mrs Dora Snyder and son from Havana Ohio Mr and Mrs George Powers Lorain Mrs A K Ruth Isaac Slack Sr and Albert Slack all of South Amherst Ohio

The Outdoor Livingroom Chair Appoints Garden Committee

During the meeting the President named Mrs Harry Nicholl as chairman of the telephone committee. Gardeners planning entries for the Flower Show on August 30 and 31 should obtain first prize lists now available. Contact Mrs A P Roth at Cleveland avenue to enter.

Harry Nicholl Lst A. P. Roth Cleveland Avenue

Anniversaries of notable figures from 1748 to 1860

A compact list marking birthdays of notable figures: Ellae Hicks Quaker preacher born in New York died 1830. David Livingstone explorer born 1813 died 1873. Seth Green fish culturist born 1817 died 1888. John Jay Knox financier born 1828 died 1892. George Herbert Palmer Harvard philosopher born 1842 died 1933. Moorfield Storey Boston lawyer born 1843 died 1929. William Jennings Bryan Democrat leader born 1860 died 1925.

Ellae Hicks Jericho N. Y New York David Livingstone Africa Seth Green Rochester John Jay Knox U. S. Treasury New York City Oneida Co George Herbert Palmer Harvard Boston Moorfield Storey Wiliam Jennings, Bryan Wilson Salem, Ill Dayton, Tenn

White way lighting plan gains civic backing in Elyria

Merchants and civic committees of the Board of Trade voted to circulate petitions for installing a white way lighting system in Elyria, with the Kiwanis Club pledging support. Brownhelm taxpayers endorsed petitions for an emergency school levy to cover a $2,370 operating deficit and keep schools open for the rest of the year.

Elyria Board of Trade Kiwanis Club Brownhelm

Bus Shielded Carlisle Students In Near-Catastrophe Crash

Twenty Carlisle school children escaped serious injury when a large truck struck an automobile on Oberlin Road near Elyria and then crashed into the school bus, badly damaging it.

Carlisle Oberlin Road Elyria

Second M. E. Church Notices

Tuesday March 19 the ETC Dramatic Club will present a play at the church at 7 p m. WFEMS meets at Mrs Hayes Lith street at 8 p m. Wednesday March 20 prayer service at 7:00 led by Rev Wicks and class leaders. Thursday March 21 WHMS meets at Mrs W W Brown Stop 0 Ohberlin road at 3 o'clock officer election. Tipakoda Sorority meets at Miss Katheryn Price home entertained by Misses Price and Dorothy Smith. Dist Supt R W Stenner will be here for the fourth quarterly tenue. Saturday March 23 dinner at Mrs Bernie Hopewell home.

ETC Dramatic Club WFEMS Hayes Lith Wicks WHMS W.W. Brown Ohberlin Road Tipakoda Katheryn Price Misses Price Dorothy Smith R. W. Stenner Bernie Hopewell

Amherst Democratic Women's Club Meets at President Home

Members of the executive board gathered at Mrs. Harry Wolf’s Maple Street home Monday evening. They discussed plans to present a benefit play for the local hospital and listed attendees including Mrs. J. B. Egeland Mr. Melvin Schwartz Mrs. FE. C. Stiwald Mrs. M. B. Schaeffer Mrs. L. Roemer Mrs. William Miller and the hostess.

Amherst Democratic Women's Club Harry Wolf Maple Street J. B. Egeland Melvin Schwartz FE. C. Stiwald M. B. Schaeffer L. Roemer William Miller

Amherst Townsend Club Plans Open Meeting and Charter

The Amherst Townsend Club met Monday at Mrs Henry Schriner s home with seventeen members and two guests Mrs Edna Monroe and Mrs J Thompson Lorain present Routine business was discussed and plans made for an open meeting on Monday evening April 1 the place to be announced later Rob J Kaser of the Miami University Speech class will be a feature Mrs Thompson read statistics on funding Townsend recovery and answered questions Monroe read the Northern Ohio Council constitution and by laws to which Amherst is eligible The quota of 59 members was attained and the club will receive a charter.

Amherst Townsend Club Henry Schriner Tenney Avenue Edna Monroe J. Thompson Lorain Rob J. Kaser Miami University Thompson Monroe Northern Ohio Council of Townsend Clubs Amherst Club

Lorain County Beekeepers Begin Lecture Series

The Lorain County Beekeepers Association met Monday evening at the home of E. J. Ernst on North Ridge Road. W. E. Dunham, an Ohio State University specialist, opened the first in a series of lectures on beekeeping, followed by a discussion that drew interest from attendees.

Lorain County Bee Keepers’ Association E. J. Ernst North Ridge Road W. E

Ladies Society meeting and church events noted

The Ladies Society of the Congregational church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the church parlors for the world service. March 24 events include Sunday School at 9 50 and the preaching service at 11 00 led by R W Stenner. Gleaners rally and preaching at 3 p m. Sick list reports several members improving and one member taken back to the hospital.

Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church 17Th Street The World Service

Local Social Notes From Lorain Area Meeting

Discharged Mrs Edna Minor from Church street. Mayor E C Stiwald and Harry Wolf attended a New Deal club meeting at Hotel Antlers in Lorain. Monday evening Mrs Jane Bruce visited Elyria relatives. Rev Horst returned to Canton after visiting Amherst and Lorain friends. Arthur Bruce stayed with George Ab derholden in Muillersberg. Mrs George Uahn of Oberlin visited Amherst relatives Monday. Mrs Jane Fell returned to Elyria from Amherst visit. Mrs Edna Monroe and Mrs Thompson of Lorain spent Monday evening with Amherst friends.

E. C. Stiwald Harry Wolf New Deal Club Hotel Antlers Lorain Jane Bruce Elyria Horst Canton Amherst Arthur Bruce George Abderholden Muillersberg George Uahn Oberlin Jane Fell Edna Monroe Thompson

Garden Club reviews prize flowers seeds and talks

Mrs. Clifford highlighted top catalog entries proven in government trial gardens. University of California earned the highest award for a rust proof snapdragon. Cosmos Yellow Supreme calendula Orange Shaggy nasturtium Scarlet Gleam marigold also won prizes. Seed lists are in catalogs. Mr. Daddie Manski led anions on growing annuals from seed to design. On April 8 the club hosts the Parent Teachers Association meeting at the high school. Vermilion Club invites members March 22 for a meeting. Mr Victor H Ries of Columbus Ohio will address the April meeting.

Clifford Garden Club University of California Cosmos Gardner Daddie Manski Parent Teachers Association Vermilion Club Victor H. Ries Columbus Ohio

Early American Colonial Congress Call for Intercolonial Cooperation

Massachusetts sues for a First American Colonial Congress to meet the English colonies and organize cooperation and defense. The era highlights a milestone in colonial unity and regional governance.

Massachusetts

Historic trials and wars mark century’s early headlines

A Boston murder trial of Prof. Webster opened, tracing the Webster Parkman case. In 1895 the battleship Oregon began its voyage around Cape Horn amid Spain’s looming war. 1920 Corks Lord Mayor was shot triggering a terror era in Ireland. 1923 a blizzard hit the Mississippi Valley. 1929 Rodman Wanamaker’s estate was appraised near 57 million dollars.

Notable Obituaries and Birthdays From Early 20th Century Figures

A notice listing prominent figures with birthplaces and ages: John J. Raskob born in Lockport New York 96 years ago. Dr David Todd Amherst College professor emeritus born Lake Ridge New York. Florence P Kahn San Francisco Congresswoman born Salt Lake City 36 years ago. Rev Charles E Burton secretary of the General Council born Iowa 66 years ago. Dr William M Wheeler Harvard zoologist born Milwaukee 79 years ago. Judge Evan A Evans Madison Wisconsin 59 years old. Mrs Lowell F Hobart Ohio former head of the DAR born there 66 years ago.

John J. Raskob Centreville Democratic National Committee Lockport N. Y David Todd Amherst College Lake Ridge Florence P. Kahn San Francisco California Congress Salt Lake City Charles E. Burton General Council of Congregational and Christian Churches Iowa William M. Wheeler Harvard Milwaukee Evan A. Evans Madison Wis Ith U. S. Circuit Court Spring Green Lowell F. Hobart Ohio

Knowledge as Birthright Guides Future Calling

The article muses that birth hour dictates future success in medicine or serious literature, praising unusual mental powers and a drive to probe core truths with analytic understanding. It frames study paths and intellectual pursuits as a key to achievement.

Submarine Pioneer John P Holland’s 1898 St Patrick’s Day Trial

Irish born inventor John P Holland chose St Patrick’s Day 1898 for the first submerged trial of the United States’ first successful submarine.

John P. Holland St. Patrick’s Day United States

Avon Hostess at Shower for Bride-to-Be

Avon Ohio March 19 Miss Bertha Hubbard hosted a miscellaneous shower at her home Sunday afternoon in honor of Mrs Theodore Frederick before her marriage February 26. Miss Charlotte Wilford was the former name of the bride elect. Prizes in Bingo were awarded to Mrs T Frederick and Mrs A Wilford. Gifts in a green white decorated sprinkler can were given to the bride. A delicious lunch concluded the event. Out of town guests included Mrs Emil Struck Elyria Miss Nellie Wilford Cleveland Miss Connie Rogers Lorain and Mrs Donald Frederick Amherst.

Emil Struck Elyria Nellie Wilford Cleveland Connie Rogers Lorain Donald Frederick Amherst

Cleveland Visitors Stop at Elyria Area Homes

Lewis Sargent of Cleveland was Sunday guest at the Barr home. Mrs. Walter Herbert and Nina Warden with Mrs Alien of Denver visited Elyria today. Dale Paddock of Cleveland visits at grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pickering. Mrs. Jon Sutter of Cleveland spent Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ackerman. Grace Gough returned from Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and Mae Smith with Mr. and Mrs. Carroll of Cleveland were Sunday guests of the Herberts.

Lewis Sargent Cleveland W. J. Barr Walter Herbert Milan Nina Warden Alien Denver Colo Elyria Dale Paddock Robert Pickering Jon Sutter George Ackerman Grace Gough Frank Smith Mae Smith Carroll

Four at crossing wait their turn for car to pass

A fragment notes a scenario where one of four has a car and proceeds while the other three wait at a crossing for their turn. The readable line hints at ordered passage but provides no additional context or names.

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Caticura Price Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation Maiden, Masa Frank Luppino Lodi Street Griffin Will City Cab Howard Peters Mgr B. A. Jenne Cleveland St Esrocle Mer M. E. Church Massachusetts Investors Fund C. J. Sartor Clark & Company Cleveland Stock Exchange BEE Keepers Meet Hospital News Edna Minor Church Street Amherst Garden Club Genrol Motors Fisher Pontiac Fisher Body Siler Stheak Pontiac Motor CO Michican Femn Va.c MPANY Michigan Snyder-Buick-Pontiag, Inc Elyria, Ohio E. Bridge ST Avon Carlisle Inn Featuring Tonite Krause Dewey Fackler Frank Brandau Loeffler Howe W. Broad &T Anon Ant Westinghouse U. P. S. Electric Shops, Inc Broad Street
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