Local Postal Worker Carl Martin Aims For Timely Mail
Carl Martin, Superintendent of Mails, born in Elyria, has served thirty three years in the post office. Rising from Special Delivery boy to Clerk and finally Superintendent, he oversees all incoming and outgoing mail and staff on the floor. He recalls amusing address mix ups and explains the dead letter process and undeliverable mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Martin
Elyria
Martin
Mart Engols
Sam
Eaton Assembly Program Highlights From May Meeting
At EatonMay136 assembly program part of commencement week featured songs by students including Harold Shaeffer and Beatrice Johnson, a reading by Betty, a gypsy costume class prophecy by Pauline Eicher, a quartet performance of Suwanee River Blues, dramatization Twas a Couple, cornet solo by Stanley Hoskin, and a school song performance by the school.
Commencement May 28 at High School Speaker Rhoem
The high school commencement will be held Thursday evening May 28 with Baldwin Wallace College professor Rhoem as speaker. The Class of 1931 includes thirteen members: Anna Balogh Dorothy Ives Beatrice Johnson Clyde Grills Stanley Noskin Lucile Lang Mary Ligas Laverne Lantz Clara McAlpine Harold Shaffer Mary McAhone Beatrice Nash and Charles Nagy.
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O'Tloch
Rhoem
Baldwin-Wallace College
Anna Balogh
Dorothy Ives
Beatrice Johnson
Clyde Grills
Stanley Noskin
Lucile Lang
Mary Ligas
Laverne Lantz
Clara McAlpine
Harold Shaffer
Mary McAhone
Beatrice Nash
Charles Nagy
Alumni Association Meeting Set For May 29 In School Gym
The Alumni Association will hold its annual meeting in the school gymnasium on Friday evening May 29. A planning meeting is tonight at the home of Miss Vaude Humphrey to finalize arrangements.
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Vaude Hum- Prhrey
Health Day at Elyria School Parade Honors Winners
About 125 pupils from our school attended Health Day in Elyria. Dismissed early, buses carried students and several teachers to the fairgrounds for a parade around the track. Brown and gold caps marked the event as Eaton led with fifty-one blue ribbon eligibles, ranking fifteenth in yearly health effort. May King and Queen crowned, health workers spoke, cups awarded by the Chronicle Telegram. Blue ribbons went to first grade pupils Rudy Balogh Clayton Reynard George Marx and to second grade Warren Cornish Lester Klooz Alfred Gerhart Florence Tarnaski Herman Reynard Susanna Wargo Dorothy Lawrence Alan LindseyVolier Paynowski Roy Reynard Jack Strong. Third and Fourth...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Eaton
Chronicle-Telegram
Rudy Balogh
Clayton Reynard
George Marx
Warren Cornish
Lester Klooz
Alfred Gerhart
Florence Tarnaski
Herman Reynard
Susanna Wargo
Dorothy Lawrence
Alan Lindsey
Viloer Paynowski
Roy Reynard
Jack Strong
Qut in the Fields With God and Iceland’s Governance
The item notes Elizabeth Barrett Browning as the author of Qut in the Fields With God and mentions ice cream history in Britain and America. It asks about Iceland’s government, capital, and status as an almost independent state under the Danish king, naming Reykjavik as the capital with a population figure, and ends by defining a string quartet as two violins, viola, and cello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Robert Browning
Iceland
Denmark
First Ice Cream in America Origin Debate
The question asks when ice cream first appeared in this country and whether it originated here. Histories credit early American elite circles including Dolly Madison, wife of President James Madison, with introducing ice cream to the United States, though definitive dates and origins are debated among scholars.
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America
England
Dolly Madison
James Madison
Raddle What is raddle
Raddle refers to red iron ore used as a pigment and ore in historical and industrial contexts. It denotes a distinct mineral substance valued for its deep red color and iron content, with applications ranging from pigment to ore in various metallurgical processes.
Board of Education approves another year for entire staff
The board met Tuesday and reemployed the full school faculty for another year led by Principal Emmet Litzenmere with Philip Wallace Misses Charlton Decker Leiby Haskins Althur and others. The Senior Class play The Charming Hobo directed by Mrs Jantz features Jane Hale and Gilbert Harrings among a large cast. Edgar W Allen national publicity Institute head visits Northern Ohio high schools to promote a correspondence course and may fill Eaton church pulpit until the new pastor starts. The May Farm Bureau meeting at the school on May 11 discusses The Ideal Home with Mrs A J Carpenter in charge.
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Board of Education
Emmet Litzenmere
Philip Wallace
Walter Jantz
Wiliam Smith
Leiby
Mary Charlton
Lois Decker
Harley Haskins
Laura Althur
H. Giles
B. M. Ross
W. H. Giles
Monroeville
S. F. Garretson
Ila Belle Reisinger
Helen
Jackson
Dorothy
Lois
Killey
Clarence
Cleveland
William
Charming Hobot
Jane Hale
Mary Ligas
Polly Bronson
Jane
Beatrice Johnson
Kate Hale
Laverne Juantz
Parthy Ginders
James
Harold Shaeffer
Kate
Gil
Edgar W. Allen
National Publicity Institute
Washington, D. C
Ohio
Eaton Church
Mr. Allen
Philadelphia
Washington
Farm Bureau Wnit
Ellsworth Hawke Named Clerk of Education Board
Ellsworth Hawke was chosen as clerk of the Board of Education to fill the vacancy caused by F. S. Tite's death. Baccalaureate services for the high school graduating class will be held Sunday evening May 24 at eight at the church. Professor Pautz of Baldwin Wallace College will deliver the address. A church meeting extended a call to Percy Kohl to preach for one year starting the first Sunday in July. He will graduate from Hiram College in June and plans to marry Doris Loveliss of Warren. He currently serves as secretary to Reverend W. L. Burner, who recently became pastor of Central Christian church in Warren. The Sunday school junior classes held a party at Theodore Carpenter's home last Friday evening with Mrs. Harley Wilson assisting as chaperone. About sixteen class members enjoyed sports, games, and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. George Pease of Twinsburg were callers at the W.
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Ellsworth Hawke
Board of Education
F. S. Tite
Pautz
Baldwin-Wallace College
Church Board
Intersted
Percy Kohl
Hiram
Doris Loveliss
Warren
W. L. Burner
Central Christian Church
Ohio
Theodore Carpenter
Harley Wilson
George Pease
Twinsburg
Sullivan Church Services Notice in May 16 1931
Church of Christ service schedule announced with E G Aubrey as pastor. Sunday May 17 features Sunday school at 10:90 and sermon at 11:00. Union services planned at Congregational church at 8:00. Welcoming all attendees.
Congregational Church Services Noted By Pastor
The Congregational Church with Pastor J. A. Schmink notes their son’s passing and announces 11:00 a.m. Sunday school led by Ira Garver. September includes a bachelor laureate service by the pastor. A hearty invitation is extended to all.
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Congregational Church
J. A. Schmink
Tor
Ira Garver
Automobile Turns Over on North Main Street
While out riding Sunday evening a car containing Charles Bennett Charley Crile Miss Hazel Arndt and Miss Pauline Lucas turned over into a ditch on North Main street. Crile and Miss Lucas were thrown through the top of the car but escaped with only a shaking up. The top of the car was torn and smashed, the only damage.
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Charles Bennett
Charley Crile
Hazel Arndt
Pauline Lucas
North Main Street
Crile
Miss Luess
West Salem O E S inspection and notices
Mr and Mrs Gus Geanol and Mr and Mrs D S Housman attended the O E S inspection at West Salem Monday night reporting a fine time Sullivan Chapter O E S will hold its annual inspection Monday night May 18 in Masonic hall Mrs M L Bair and children thank friends neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of their husband and father to the minister for comforting words and to the church ladies and flower senders Mrs Miller aunt and Mrs Warnnes mother of Mrs Anna Bair are staying here briefly Mr and Mrs Cletus Bair are remaining
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Gus Geanol
D S. Housman
West Salem
Sullivan Chapter
Masonic Hall
M. L. Bair
Miller
Warnnes
Anna Bair
Cletus Bair
Real estate transfers across several townships listed
Carlisle Properties transfers to Frank and Margaret Walker on Summerset Drive in Carlisle Estates Two. Andrew Mueller divests six acres on Indian Hollow Road. Kaminskis to Rosa Kane for two lots in Lorain. Dunns quitclaim two Edgewater Drive lots at Sunnyside Beach. Ringler to Schriver on East Erie Avenue Sheffield Village. Henning to Mayme Stipanovich on East Thirty-Fourth Street Lorain. Roberts to Oestreicher three Penfield parcels. Rockport Realty to Buchs and Sage two Sunny side Beach lots. Samp son and Sapps divide two and a half acres on Cowley Road Eaton Township. Local residents and families enjoyed a Picnic in the woods. travels to Mansfield and Columbus noted. Grange vs Penfield game in Wellington.
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Carlisle Properties, Inc
Frank
Margaret Walker
Lakewood
Summerset Drive
Carlisle Estates
Carlisle Township
Andrew Mueller
Magdalena Mueller
Indian Hollow Road
Vincent and
Agnes Kaminski
Rosa Kane
W. S. Streator
Lorain
Stella
R. B. Dunn
Maud M. Williams
Edgewater Drive
Sunnyside Beach
Brownhelm Township
E. Ringler
Thomas H. and
Mary A. Sampson
Ja. W. and
Nelle M. Sapp
Cowley Road
Eaton Township
Community Gossip from Mt Vernon and Surrounding Towns
Residents visit kin across Mt Vernon Creston Perrysville and Bloomdale with several extending stays Jackie Cowen to spend summer at home and families moving to South Main street by June 1 Health notes include asthma and scarlet fever losses and a Ashland business trip by Charlie Cowie
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Mt. Vernon
Ora Aukerman
Clara Aukerman
Creston
Arthur Thompson
Jackie Cowen
Jackie
Days Cowen
Perrysville
Bryan
Bloomdale
Etta Cole
Jack Wilkins
Ettie Cole
Albert Nichols
Alberta
David Hyde
Columbus
Weber
D. S. Houseman
Carl Curtis
Wm. Stone
South Main Street
Charley Campbell
David Dedrick
Huntington
Charlie Cowie
Ashland
Social Callers At Naegele Home In Huntington
Huntington Ohio March 16 The list of callers includes Rudolph Eiseman and Ted Pheiffer from Cleveland visiting Friday at the Conrad Naegele home. Sunday afternoon guests from Cleveland numbered Norman Eiseman Ruth and Emily Eiseman Carl Metzel and companions Geo Rooss senior and junior and G Christy. Supper guests later that Sunday were Geo Rooss and family. Additional callers came from Spencer Wellington and other nearby towns visiting various local homes including Emory Piper and A C Kolbe.
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Briefs Huntington
Conrad Naegele
Rudolph Eiseman
Ted Pheiffer
Cleveland
Norman Eiseman
Ruth
Emily Eiseman
Carl Metzel
Spencer
Emory Piper
H. B. Hawley
Wellington
VW. Roberson
A. C. Kolbe
Pleasantville News Briefs Highlight Local Family Visits
May 16 notes from Pleasantville report family gatherings and visits. Gifford Fox and daughter Venneta Floyd with Lloyd Behner of Cleveland helped celebrate a grandmother’s birthday at the St. Behne home. Akron visitors Carroll Conk and children and Elyria’s Woyward Dunlap joined relatives. A baby boy named Gordon Pearce was born to Gordon and spouse on May 8. Senior class opera attended in Valley City. Mother's Day visits noted with Elyria and Fairview Village connections.
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Pleasantville
Gifford Fox
Venneta Floyd
Lloyd Behner
Cleveland
St. Behne
Sandy
May Ord
Carroll Conk
Akron
Woyward Dunlap
Elyria
J. B
Dunlan
Carl Seabold
Ed Seabold
Gordon Wheeler
Gordon Pearce
Babe
Emil Muniz
Mabelle Trau
Valley City School
Harry Dunlap
S. B. Behner
Guy Wheeler
Fairview Village
Myles Wheeler
Carl Hastings
Ardelle
J. Wicks
Weekend Visits Highlight Berian Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs M Stanislawski of Berea spent Sunday evening with Mrs Stanislawski's parents Mr and Mrs Milton Behner. They also visited the J B Dunlap home Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Sam Jagusch and children of Bay Village along with Mr and Mrs Deforest Sanders of Oberlin spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lucius Wheeler. John Spieth of Valley City and Miss Carrie Trau of Elyria spent Monday evening with Carrie Trau's parents Mr and Mrs Wesley Trau.
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M. Stanislawski
Berea
Stanislawski
Milton Behner
Charles Beckwith
J. B. Dunlap
Sam Jagusch
Bay Village
Deforest Sanders
Oberlin
Lucius Wheeler
John Spieth
Valley City
Carrie Trau
Elyria
Wesley Trau
Four-star surprise in the Great Bear tied to faint star
An astronomy note finds that a faint star in the Great Bear actually comprises four distinct stars. The discovery clarifies measurements and contributes to stellar classification, inviting further observation by astronomers and sky watchers.
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Chas. Wynn Elyria
West River
R. J. Scott
Kjavik
Northern
Canada
Jake Wannsee
Berlin
Germany
Central Press Association
Isc
Melvin Bates
Virginia Caroniti
Alma Box
Earl Weekly
Ralph Hickenbotham
Cleo Haskin
Julius Wargo
Helen Osborne
Bobby Shuster
William Shirkey
Jean Vashall
Helen Weekly
Elmer Balogh
Helen Burke
Carroll Cook
David Eicher
Kenneth Jackson
Lowe Nash
Edward Strait
Ernest Bassett
Francis Nemecik
Jeanne McClellan
Eleanor Streavring
Jeanne Bos
Russell Hickenbottom
Ruth Osborne
A. J. Carpenter
Farm Bureau
Daniel Boon
Lake Avenue
Sullivan
Maumee
Maumee Dairy Ars
Eee
F. Smith
Celia Davis
M. A. Herretris
J. N. Heretris
Ray
Florence Davis
Ima Bailey
Lela Laborie
J. Hadaway
Vincent Laborie
Kenneth
Constance
New London
Geo. Hart
Perry Looy
Mansfield
Sooy
Grange
Penfield
Welington
Great Bear
Imperial Furniture Co
Lorain County Savings & Trust Company
Ooceed
Lorain County
Elyria, Ohio
Vinhen
Yabys Ly
S”’ Baby Coaches
Brown’s Furniture House
Middle Avenue
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