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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1935
Page
8
A lighting demonstration will be the third in a series at the Elyria Building Exposition hosted in the former Dunn Motor Company garage on Third Street. The Ohio Public Service Company and electrical contractors will present the demonstration tomorrow evening as part of the expo activities.
A reader shares how a doctor advised Kellogg's ALL-BRAN to add bulk for constipation. The letter notes ALL-BRAN provides gentle bulk, offers vitamin B and iron, and cites two tablespoons daily as usually sufficient.
A pair of demonstrations at 7 30 p m and 8 50 p m will explain how lighting preserves vision and decorates homes. Leaders will discuss proper shade design, inner light color, and fixture improvements, with displays and a sight meter to gauge adequate illumination.
Miss Mildred Rindles and Dolly Rice visited Sunday afternoon with Messrs John Wilkes, Kenneth Branford, Clifford Cooley and Russell Lang of Cleveland. They were hosted by Miss Edna Mae Watkins and Iris Dean Neal.
Frank L. Packard stands as one of Canada's popular outstanding novelists, noted for his prolific output and enduring appeal within the literary scene.
A three-page petition from unemployed residents presented to council requests giving human labor priority over machines in the proposed $408,000 water main project planned as a PWA project. Sponsors cited 12 additional petitions in circulation and warned of possible injunctions if digging machines are used.
South Amherst O March 16 The Knights and Ladies Security Benefit Association will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Ted Harper Wednesday evening All members are asked to be present as important business will be transacted.
Mrs. John Thompson will open her home to the members and friends of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society Thursday afternoon. Mrs. George Rice will be the assisting hostess.
Rev C E Schmidt will conduct a Lenten service at St John's Evangelical Church Thursday evening. The public is invited to attend.
Sunday service at the Methodist Church featured Holy Communion with Pastor Rev R C Jenson in charge. The choir performed I Will Be True To Thee Lord. Weekend guests included Ervin Bryant from Cleveland and Louis Battenhouse from Kipton visiting Mrs Clara Bryant, plus Heathcote and others from Lorain and Cleveland.
Old Glory Grange will meet Thursday evening March 28 with county agricultural agent C I Hummel presenting a film strip on building effective barriers against chinch bugs. A good attendance is hoped. The first and second degree will be discussed.
Elyria Minstrels announce a charity show for the Salvation Army on Thursday April 4 in Elyria with a new professional setup. The troupe lists new members and acts including Ray Hustonia and Doctor Guth, with Gene St. Marie at piano and Bob Burns directing, promising a strong performance after recent light tours and the Milan and Cleveland venues.
EAST LIVERPOOL March 26 Henry C Morris 38 a World War veteran was fatally hurt yesterday in an abdominal kick from a horse In Columbus March 26 State Director of Public Works T S Brindle announced that
MARION O March 26 Two passengers in a taxicab driven by Albert Cooperider 22 pressed a razor to his neck and ordered him to stop near the Marion Airport yesterday They then drove away in this taxicab.
A brief fragment from a Columbus report notes that a girl, just after her mother’s death, faces unanswered questions as investigators begin to piece together the events surrounding the tragedy. No further details are available in the readable text.
A 16 year old girl named Rosie Grabviel was rebuked for smoking when she threw herself in front of a moving automobile to end her anger. The driver avoided hitting her. She fainted and received hospital treatment for shock.
A lightning strike near Gallipolis Ohio hit the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Deltiley yesterday. Their son John was only slightly injured as clothing was ripped and minor damage occurred to the house.
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