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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1935
Page
2
London reports Field Marshal Lord Allenby, a World War era leader, states war is unlikely for a few years as nations fear it and civilization would crash if conflict resumes. He notes mutual trust and reduced suspicion are essential while acknowledging the army will cause damage in any future conflict.
Bryn Mawr Pa UPI reports Bryn Mawr girls gave up desserts for a month to aid the college campaign. The effort aims to raise funds for student services and campus improvements.
West coast timbermen see water routes to widen markets using Panama Canal and Mississippi River system. Shipments from Oregon and Washington to the Middle West could save rail costs up to 10.80 per thousand feet, boosting demand for Douglas fir red cedar spruce and hemlock. Savings vary by destination with notable figures to New Orleans Chicago Evansville Cincinnati and Louisville.
A campus campaign redirected savings from removing desserts after meals in six residence halls toward the undergraduates quota of $20,000. The move aimed to boost funds by reallocating dining savings to student programs.
Virginia Bret, a private secretary, loves Bruce Treze, son of her boss Mahlon Tregg. She buys a hat for tonight's hoped-for proposal, enjoys boss approval, and nearly meets a strange young man in the hall, hinting at a new complication as the chapter ends.
Thirteen members and one visitor of the Methodist Sunday School Booster Class met at Mrs. Winnie Crittenden’s home for devotions and a business session. Plans were laid for a party honoring Mrs. Stella Tripp of Detroit, Michigan, at the church Tuesday afternoon. Several homes in the area are remodeling. Roy Snyder, Wit Fast, Donald Shipman, and Mrs. W. A. Jewett are cited for improvements. A village well is being rebuilt to meet Health Department standards. Attendees also went to a Holstein sale in Wooster. Harry Rowland sold a cow at a good price. Margaret Davidson and Earl Schick married last Wednesday in West Virginia. Mrs. Sarah E. Smalley, 85, died in Swartz Creek, Michigan, with short services held Tuesday.
The report lists funeral travels and attendance, antitoxin testing at a local school, visitors from Cleveland and nearby towns, new cars owned by residents, illness among local youths, and relatives visiting Ashland and Cleveland. Notable names include Fred Smalley, Mrs. Smalley, A Riobe, Patrick Foley, Mrs. Ella Fuhlendourt, Mrs. George Gesaner, Eileen, Janet Knapp, Theda and Lawrence Jowett, Clara Simonton, Mrs. Clara Simonson, and Donald at St. Vincent’s Hospital.
Weekend visitors filled Forest Ohio as families and relatives gathered. Cleveland residents Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Binnedt visited Mrs and Mrs Mary, Frank Richardson and their son Freddie, plus Miss Phildelia Tripp and friend Jot Detroit. Other calls came from Cayros Snyder family in MUMIn to see Cyrus Snouker, Eva Winfield and Dale shared Elyria relatives, Del Simone home hosted Beasle Knapp family and Mr Hartman of New London, while Mrs Cora Bush and Arthur Keyes’ Newark relatives joined Smalley family for a short stay.
A 36 1-2 mile canal in Manchester nogland connects to the emps, enabling a new third seaport status for the region. The project boosts trade and regional shipping efficiency, with officials citing strategic access to the emp markets.
Wellington May 16 social round includes Miss Dorothy Hughes hosting Past Noble Grand Association of Rebekah Lodge with June to August monthly picnics and bridge. Temple Chapter No 193 CFE S holds regular business and plans inspection for May 25 and initiation March 28. Local sick list notes serious condition of Mrs Foster Fisher and others recuperating or treated for injuries.
townsend club to meet may 22 in herricks auditorium with a speaker on the plan. Mrs Harold Hutchinson notes the death of sister Mrs Lucile Greiner and funeral arrangements. Spring concert postponed due to cold weather affecting junior and senior high school orchestra and band. Soviet Russia expands trade with maluta items and other products amid shortages.
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