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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1934
Page
9
Ridgeville residents urge the school board to face finances and cut spending rather than seek new tax revenue. They warn of bond defaults, worry over teacher pay, and call for real reorganizing to keep schools open, noting the impact on students and taxpayers.
Rochester residents were reminded of 11 o'clock Sunday morning Baptist church and 7 o'clock Sunday evening Methodist church services. The city welcomed the Black Choral Singers of New London at the Methodist church. County Superintendent R. P. Vaughn toured town, urging support for the Gunsett Bill. The Safety First play troupe will perform at Ralph Taylor's house Friday after a Brighton stop, with a sugar and ice cream treat teased. Local residents moved for farm work, visiting relatives, and trips to Columbus and Steubenville. News notes include Harold Engler driving a new Dodge truck, and neighbors planning homecomings from Florida in late March.
Fragments from Elyria area social notes recount Philip Norris and Junior Lyon of Cleveland wed in an elopement and spent Friday at the Parker home. Numerous families from Cleveland Wellington and Newark visited relatives in several towns. Pattersons, Tudors, and McConnells appear among weekend guests while pupils prep for exams and locals travel to Bermuda for Easter.
A surprise birthday party was hosted Saturday evening at Mrs Chambers of Ford Road attended by friends and relatives. Refreshments were served as the group listed local guests including Clarence Brush, Earle Johnson, Arthur Whited, Lee Johnson, and Doroth Brush among others.
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