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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1936
Page
9
A chaotic clipping shows rates for advertisements in Lorain with cash discounts and contract terms. It lists minimum charges, frequency rates, and out-of-town orders, plus a legal notice about a divorce case and property listings with partial dates and addresses.
Avon Lake hosts a May Day Breakfast sponsored by the Women’s League featuring a talk by Rev. Bond and vocal selections by Mrs. Lawrence Spooner and Mrs. M. W. Spooner. The Wander-In club met for a one o’clock bridge game with prizes to Mrs. C. J. Snyder and Mrs. L. Lunnes. J Keifer of Cleveland spoke at the Townsend club meeting in Park Hall with special guest Mr. Coleman, Lorain president of the...
The Atag club led by president J B Adams reports members and families relocating to Cleveland. Mrs la Rohr and companions Louise and Thora move to Cleremnnd to establish residence. Antni Krust and Dover relatives relocate to the Rohr home while William Melatosh from Stop remains hospitalized at St. Aleais. Other local hosts include Mr and Mrs Artekie Spade entertaining Walter Abers of Sandusky and George Staisko of Cleveland with Iver Bradbury of Lerain.
A South Amherst annual banquet featured a three course dinner for 106 guests. Miss Margaret Rice toasted mothers, Miss Marsare Schneier gave a mother’s toast, and Mrs William spoke to daughters. The event closed with a prayer by Rev. B H Bear and noted upcoming Clean-Up days. A new baby daughter arrived at St Joseph’s Hospital in Lorain for Mr and Mrs John Berzer. The South Legion Post held a meeting with fifteen members and rooms.
Final meeting planned for tonight to arrange Memorial Day collaboration. Villagers are asked to submit committee names and join the organizing groups. After adjournment a social hour with cards, refreshments will follow.
Real estate transfers include various parcels in Elyria and Irving area plats. Transactions list parties such as THE LAND TH TILE US and A J Kemp with properties on Washington Avenue and Lake Shore Road. Remaining items cite Elyria Carlisle Township and additional lot designations amid unsettled names.
Paris article recalls Remy Leclerc the bearded patrolman at Porte Saint Denis, famed for his beard on postcards. Police rules threaten his retirement in September 1957, though he previously kept the beard under lenient regulation due to serving before policy.
Britain reports a near four percent rise in mail sent abroad in the last year with air mail weight totaling 18,000 tons in 1935 compared with 12,200 tons in 1934. Empire air services carried 248,100 pounds, European services 245,200, and total air parcels dispatched abroad reached 7.7 million pounds, reflecting a growing air mail network.
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