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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1936
Page
6
Oakland based report quotes Alpert G Burns president of the Inventors Association stating simplicity and low cost are the keys to financial success. He says inventors fall into two classes professionals and accidentals and asserts that 85 percent of patients seeking aid are in the accidental class.
Brighton news reports March 20 with Lor Clark in Memorial Hospital and Elyria resident with a fractured leg. It lists visitors and family gatherings including Weckelian, Lanor, Guiir, Bonnes, French, King, Carpenter, Collinswood, Kocher, Baird, Tannor, Shays, Buch, Page, Ewell, Davis, Langdon, and other residents from Wellington Wakeman Avon Pittsfield and Norwalk in a string of visits and family events.
Sunday callers came to Mr and Mrs Clark Ewell’s home. They were the Saint and Uncle Mr and Mrs Will Brown of Eisha. Also visiting were the Langdons Mr and Mrs Albert Langdon and the Butsons Mr and Mrs E H Butson of Bighton.
Miss Betty Meredith of Elyria was a Saturday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Milton Behner. Mr and Mrs Bert Benner and sons called on their patent Mr and Mrs Behner Saturday. Mark Tran and Leland Howard attended a basketball game at La Grange High School Auditorium Friday evening.
Columbia The Rev and Mrs Marshall Bickford received a viut Sunday from the formers mother and husband Mr and Mrs Charles Weaver and daughter Paulne of Bucsing and is grandmother Mrs Nellie Gordon of Springfield Mass J R Van Arsdale is recovering from bruises received while assisting at the automobile accident near his home on Route 2 last Sunday might Clayton Mole of Grafton is carrying themes in his place The invention of opera is generally attributed to the Florentines at the end of the 16th century.
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