Will Hear Oberlin Man At Elyria PTA Session
Members of the Elyria High School Parent Teacher Association will close their 1935 36 year with a Wednesday night meeting in the high school auditorium. William H. Seamans Oberlin Dol age director of admissions will lecture on Who Would Go to College He will discuss student numbers self supporting and partially self supporting and whether parental sacrifices are a wise investment Music will be supplied by accordion students of Karl Kolinski.
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Elyria Highchool Parent-Teacher Association
William H. Seamans
Direcor
Oberlin Dolage
Wmber
Tarl Kolinski
Presidential ballot begins with wide Republican field
On the Elm shaded campus the presidential ballot opened with nominees listed for the Republican standard bearer. Names included Hoover Landon Taft Meekins Mills Borah Knox Dickinson Wagner Nye Wardenberg and others. Votes noted show Vandenberg carrying 216 with 12 others in contention.
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Elmsbaded
Herbert Hoover
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Robert A. Taft
Lezare M. Meekins
Georgia
Oxden L. Mills
William E. Borah
Frank Knox
Hicagonpeasoner
Lester J. Dickinson
Iowa
Arthur H. Wardenberg
Michigan
Ard New Hampater
Gerald Nye
North Dakota
Wisant
Newgerne
Vandenberz
Convention Balloting Ends With Landon Nominee Victory
In a tumultuous mock convention scene, delegates swung votes across candidates. Ballots showed Mills rising to 178, Hoover temporarily leading, and Vandenberg drawing near, until final tallies crowned Landon over Vandenberg and Borah. Fireworks and banners filled the hall as the crowd celebrated the choice.
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Alabama
Iowa
Maryland
Michigan
Vermont
New York
Dickinson Forges
Hoover
Winant
Landon
Vanden
Knox
Vandenberg
Jal
New Hampshire Statesman
Wineant
Borah
California
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Winant Ogalegates
Ohio
Robert A. Taki
Landon Vandenberg
Mae West
Survey of Lorain County students interests
Lorain County schools conduct a week long survey of 11 to 11 year olds to gauge interest in Boy Scouts of America and Four H Club activities. Separate boy only and coed questionnaires aim to identify student leaders and align programs with student interests across the county system.
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Lorain County
Pum Vor
Boy Secouts of America
C. A. Gibbens
Terest
Gibbers
Ohio races and 1940 convention delegations details
Year and local officials seek renomination. Yoder and Bittinger vie for lieutenant governor. Day runs again with Hanford as opponent. Republican slate includes 11 candidates for Congress and 11 for the national convention. Roosevelt and Breckinridge contest the Democratic side. Each party allocates 52 delegates to the Cleveland conventions with varied voting weights.
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Harry S. Day
Fremont
Lewis A. Hanford
Clevellard
Ohio
Cleveland
William E. Borah
Idanohe
Robert A. Taft
Wiliam Howard Taft
Taft
Roosevelt
Henry Breckinridge
New York
Charles A. Linavergh
Col
Breckinridge
Scout official donates handbooks to county high schools
George J. Glitsch north east district chairman for the Firelands Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America has given Boy Scout handbooks to all high school libraries in the county school system.
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George J. Glitsch
Firelands Area
Landon facing pressure as campaign expands
Alice Longworth reports that even if nominated Alfred Landon will be forced to defend himself on public issues. With primaries and conventions ahead and anti Landon forces active, the campaign will heat up as rivals probe his positions and seek to smear him on oil policy and other topics.
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Ashington
D. C
Landon
Cleveland
Cil
Alice Longworth
McNaught Sindicate, Inc
Typo Correction in Lorain County Commissioner Nomination Ad
In Saturday issue of the iChronicle Telegram an error appeared in early copies. The correct candidate for Republican nomination is C. Brown of Lorain, a professional engineer with over thirty years' experience. The Chronicle Telegram apologizes for the mistaken image.
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Ture
C. 2 Brown
Lorain
Sir. Brown
Chronicle Telegram
Aldrich Loses Driving Privilege for Six Months
W. W. Aldrich of 425 Broad Street was fined $50 and costs and suspended from driving for six months after appearing before Major Down Baird on a driving while intoxicated charge. He was arrested by Patrolman E. M. Gimstead at Broad and East Bridge streets late Saturday night.
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W. W. Aldrich
Broad Street
Major Down Baird
Broad and
East Bridge Street
E. M. Gimstead
Aldrich
Headauar
Civic Music Drive Is Successful
Elyria Civic Music Association completed its season drive, reporting about 399 members with final totals pending. President Mrs. D A Baird thanked all workers while Campaign Chairman Robert T Moore praised coordinators and volunteers. The talent committee will decide next fall winter programming new memberships will receive cards and schedules by mail.
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Elyria Civic Music Association
D. A. Baird
O' Rs
Robert T. Moore
Swimming Campaign Registration Opens
Registration opens today for the Learn to Swim campaign conducted by The Chromele-Teie and Elyria. The program consists of three registration days and aims to teach swimming skills to participants.
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Chromele-Teie
Elyria
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Fragmented sports coupon notice and quotes from Horace
The clipping lists registering hours 2 p m to 5 p m today tomorrow and Wednesday at the Y M C A and reflects on recognizing others and Christianity. It cites Horace and warns about adding an eleventh commandment Thou shalt not be found out.
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