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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1935
Page
6
South Amherst Ohio March 7 A regular meeting of the South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary was held in the club rooms Monday evening. Routine work was transacted and favorable reports were heard. Plans were made for a Mothers Car program to be held in the recreation room Friday afternoon May 16th in the form of a
The village Auxiliary received permission to plant a tree and a red poppy bed on town hall grounds. A short tea program featured a speaker on Motherhood and plans for Americanism work with the PTA during summer. Sick reports note Mrs. Dulmage at Allan Hospital. Initiation and social times followed. Seventeen residents attended. Hostesses for April named.entries include musical selections and a spelling contest among ladies. A Universalist church death saddened the day. The Young Married People class held a maple sugar social at Cong’s church. Universalist youth hosted a Bu House College party with costumes and bugs at the parsonage.
The Knights and Ladies of Security will convene this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harper to discuss important business. All members are urged to attend.
The Junior class will present a three act comedy drama titled Mary's Castle in The Air in the school auditorium Friday evening April 5. Mrs. Helen Meyers, a faculty member, directs the cast.
A regular meeting of the Vil lage Council was held in the town hall Monday evening with routine business. Reports from the various committees were heard and approved.
Mrs John Thompson will open her home to members and friends of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society Thursday afternoon with Mrs George Rice assisting as hostess.
North Olmsted notes report Wayne Cowley returning to Columbus bus route after a week’s vacation from O. S. U. Mrs F G Robb, confined last week, can go out again. Mrs Dan Romp out again after measles. Arthur James Center Ridge, once very ill with pneumonia, now on the road to recovery.
The funeral for Asner Coe lifelong No Olmsted resident was held Friday at the late home on Lorain Road with burial in Coe Cemetery. He would have turned 84 on June 10 and never married, living with his three maiden sisters in the old Coe homestead near Columbia Road before a new house was built. The sisters died earlier. Coe was a florist all his life.
Clarence Elliott, longtime associate of the No. Olmsted bank, has resigned to take a position with the Medina Mutual Insurance Co. in Elyria. The move alters staffing at both institutions as Elliott departs for the new role.
A village mass meeting was held Monday night March 25 in the high school auditorium. Harold Burton, chairman of the County Charter Commission, spoke on the topic What the Charter Commission is Trying to Do. The No. Olmsted committee of the Suburban Charter League includes R. W. Elliott Ival Barnard G. N. Eldred A. C. Reed Robert Clarke and Clyde L. Kuhn.
Mrs Eva McKenzie funeral held at home in Elyria. Family lived on McKenzie Road. March events include Mrs Charles Jenkins birthday dinner in Dover hosted by her mother Mrs Bert Kelly. W W Knopf returns from Florida. Masked Racketeer visit to Cingue Road Church March 21. W W Allison improving after illness. East Group Conch Ladies Aid meets March 28 at Mrs Beate home. West Group at church with covered dish lunch. Mother-daughter banquet March 29 with Miss Helen Harrison speaker and Men’s Club serving supper at 6 30. Third Study Group led by C L Kuhn with Mrs Fred Young opening discussion Orientals in American Life. No Olmsted Cong Ladies Aid hosted Universalist Ladies Aid luncheon.
A dense word puzzle list presents many clues across and down for a daily crossword. Across clues include sentence parts halting an act and dated concepts while down clues cover possessive forms and temporal phrases. Named entries reference football and boxing figures, with a mix of abbreviations and foreign language terms.
Seville reports Professor Ainner of Bamberg Observatory says astronomic tables used by Columbus on the voyage to America were those of Johann Mu er of Koenigsberg or a work titled Regionmontanu. Natural sulphurs are noted as abundant in volcanic regions.
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