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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1936

Page

12

Awards Presented At Amherst High School Chapel

Amherst High School held its senior chapel to award honors for extracurricular reading and track after staging two comedies The Man on the Flying Trapeze and Presenting the Graduation Class of Gooth gille. Book awards went to Lessors Kenneth Fritz first Mattie Linn second Mary Lampz and Betty Ou honorable mention. Juniors Rose Mikitka first John Barmac second Janet Paterson honorable mention. Sophomores Gerald Van Keures first Janet Brice second Herbert Gammons honorable mention. Freshmen Dorothy Raester first Alex Taylor second Louis Horvath James Derefield Mautie Paton Lucile Kreigan and Andrew Kristansix honorable mention. Track winners listed by class: Seniors Thelma Smith Herbert Van Keures Joseph Abraham Robert Gerber. Juniors R Lach and Waller. Michael Sophomores Ralph Thomas Irving Maxwell Milton Haas Gerald Van Keren. Freshmen T Kelleher. Twelve attendance winners in French geometry and chemistry were announced and cited.

Amherst Amherst High School Gooth‘gille Walter Schulz Sorosis Club Lessors Kenneth Fritz Mattie Linn Mary Lampz Betty Ou Rose Mikitka John Barmac Janet Paterson Gerald van Keures Janet Brice Herbert Gammons Freshiren Dorothy Raester Alex Taylor Louis Horvath James Derefield Mautie Paton

Eagles Initiate Class of Ten at Elvira Aerie 431

E B Haylor winds down as president of Elvira Aerie 431 Fraternal Order of Eagles as the lodge initiates a class of ten new members in a crowd of 350 plus. The event honors retiring president E B Harter, with the degree team led by Robert Jensen. Attendees came from Mt Pleasant, Cleveland, and Amherst, followed by a reception and social time. Clam chowder was served. next district initiation set for Mt Pleasant. Farewell party for current officers slated June 11 with welcoming for new officers.

E. B. Haylor Elvira Aerie Order of Eagles Aerie E. B. Harter Robert Jensen Eagles Mt Pleasant Cleveland Amherst Lyle Caste Mt. Pleasant Aerue J. L. Mathis entromEs

Seniors Stage Finish Of Professionals In May Play

Elyria High School seniors presented The New Poor as the class play at the high school auditorium. A week late due to a mumps case, Rupert Wilcox played the grand duke amid a strong cast, showing polish despite brief preparation. The production blended mystery and comedy with romance and featured Louise Reed, Charles Nelson, Isabelle Bathory, and others under school direction.

Elyria High School Rupert Wilcox Homer Price Prices Wilcox Romante Moysterr Duke Margaret Irina Earl S Vic Gar Whitehead Ivan Mitten Gross Welby House Russia Appesrec A. Ic Weiler Louise Reed Charles Nelson Isabelle Bathory Millie Ann Strouse Jane Sutliff Jane Hills John Stainbinder Jay Grameties Muri E. Frre Alice Siefer Ax Smith Frank Humphrey Dan Lehnert Irene Hollis Emma Curtiss Lucille Mohrman Stella Boreshi Betty Jane Corkill Jiss Mary Kiehn Marian Haze Ernest Harior Albert Heimlinz Jacob Ja Frances Merrjorie Mos Mildred Mary Nasipak Marz Polimene Evelyn Sc Myron Schmidkons Smith Marian Stenford Alex Tor

Death record for Paul Richards funeral details released

Funeral services for Paul Richards will be held Sunday at 1 pm from Nichols Funeral Home with Dr. William Muir Auld officiating. Burial will follow in Norwalk Cemetery with the I D. O. Lodge in charge at 5 pm.

Paul Richards Nichols William Muir Auld Nor +walk I D. O Lodge

Continued report on Legion ties across police unit

The article details police involvement with the Legion, presenting evidence and questioning five department members about their links. Sir Sora Tee hints at dismissals for officers connected to the Legion while outlining investigative steps. The piece notes Southern California tourism as the region’s second largest income source.

Legion Sir Sora Henaty Pygett

Royal Neighbors Rally and Society Meetings Reported

Royal Neighbors held a rally in Loraiz with twenty eight local members, honoring deceased members and featuring a play and awards for attendance. Supper followed at the Methodist church on 28th street. Emmanuel Lutheran Sister Society met at 337 Stamford Avenue with Mrs Bennes hosting, where bridge and hearts games and floral decorations completed the gathering.

Royal Neighbors Royal Neghbors Loraiz Big Unford Fiore Brown Miss Desbre Pre Yate Seer Ha Hatsan Telephone Tc Ee Metterer Elyra Williams 28Th Street Sanduce Golden Rod Emmanuel Lutheran Sister Society

Shower Honors Miss Ann Mather at Chesinu West Party

Miss Ann Mather headed a miscellaneous shower hosted at Miss J Donovan's Chesinu West home. Guests enjoyed bridge Pedro and contests with awards to Mrs Harvey Curtiss and Miss Donna Mae Birmingham. A luncheon followed for thirty attendees prior to a forthcoming June 6 wedding for Edward Knipper at St Mar's Church.

J. Donovan Chesinu West Ann Mather Bridge Pedro Harvey Curtiss Donna Mae Birmingham E. J. Fees Maiber Edward Knipper St. Marr's Church

Lorain Club Hosts Luncheon and Music Contest

Loatr was hostess to two members of the A F F W Club and guest Mrs. Mery Harwood of Cleveland during a luncheon yesterday in Lorain Lith street. A brief business session followed and Brers led a music contest described as a secret name. The meeting adjourned to June 25 with Mrs. Sparks set to preside at her home on 6 street.

A. F. F. W. Club Mery Harwood Cleveland Brers Arers Sparks Eessess Rome Virginia Vacha Lakewood Dolly Reynolds Hall Mary Simmons Sheffield Mary Stauder Grant Sherman Walker Road Center Road Avon Gladys Shirley Jos Shirler Marshall William Arnold St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain Frederick Doboeck Westlake Ed Osterland Lake Friends

Margaret Smith Hostess Leads Luncheon Amid Reception Oddities

Readable fragments describe Margaret Smith of 536 hosting a luncheon. Mentions include Miss Marz Faimount, a bridge event, and references to Reseck and Joan Grar. Details are unclear but center on a luncheon gathering with social guests.

Margaret Smith Smith Bess Marz Faimount Zte Bridge Reseck Joan Grar

Party At Scout Cabin In Abbe Road Social Evening

A group of thirty two attended a party at the Find lex Ecouabin on Abbe road hosted by members of the Church of Christ. Entertainment was by Herold Olmsted with social chairman EB Counts presenting new and interesting games. A humorous flourish closed the enjoyable occasion.

Findlex Herold Olmsted Social

Circle 1 of St Pauls church meeting notes

Fourteen members and two guests of Circle 1 of St Pauls church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs W Mayzard of Oberlin road. Mrs Quade led the devotional service and presided over the business session. Refreshments followed and the meeting adjourned to June 11 when Mrs John Jehie will host at her home on Huron street.

Circle 1 St. Pauls Church Mic W_ Mayzard Oberlin Road Quade Wee John Jehie Huron Street

Attempt to locate Peter Stern in Michigan manhunt

Police sought Peter Stern, 34, formerly of Jackson, living with Harvey Lewis, following report that a pair of shoes was stolen from a car parked at the Knio Farm Bureau office on 60 Huron Street yesterday.

Peter Stern Jackson Harvey Lewis Winckles Knio Farm Bureau Huron Street

Nancy Squire Chapter marks 25th anniversary in Oberlin

Oberlin May 29 Nancy Squire Chapter D A R celebrated its twenty fifth anniversary at the W H Phillips home on Forest street. Fifty one members and guests attended including three Elyria guests formerly Oberlin members. Regent Huse greeted the visitors and a history of the chapter was read. Eight daughters distributed gardenias to the seven regents and the charter member. Miss Nadia Mikaylovska of Bulgaria spoke in costume about Schautt School and her Washington trip, sang folk songs, and described the D A R convention. The event closed with plans for the fall meeting.

Oberlin Nancy Squire D. A Nadia Mikaylovska Bulgaria Schandler School Cleveland Mihaylovska Schautt School Washington

Court actions across Lorain County sue for notes and foreclosures

Lorain County suits include The Lorain County Savings and Trust Company suing T R Cookston for 2300 on a note with foreclosure of Elyria property sought. The Cleveland Trust Company filed four foreclosure suits against Mars Kot onack John Levi bos Margaret Greenawait and LeRoy Conier all tied to Lorain property. A dissenting shareholder Helen M Sieters sues The Citizens Budget Company for 219 about stock value in a merger. A Darton man Charles Yohn returns. a secret indictment is noted. A jury verdict voided in a personal injury case from S S Kresge Store in Amherst. State official S H Squire sues Mary A Webber for 742 on a note with mortgage foreclosure. Sidney Smith seeks divorce from Elizabeth Smith.

Lorain County Cleveland Trust Company Today Mars Kotonack John Levibos Margaret Citizens: Budget Company Mus Tual Loan and Guaranty Company Helen M. Sieters Citizens Budget Company S. H. Squire Guardian Trust Company Mary A. Webber Avon

Divorces and Foreclosures Filed in Lorain County

Gertrude Lee of Lorain seeks divorce from Milford on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect. Betty Fahrner, a minor, sues Louis F. Beesing of Amherst for 855 on a note. Foreclosure action noted in Russia township. Home Owners Loan Corporation sues Steve Kangari et al for 32950 and requests foreclosure on Lorain property.

Gertrude Lee Lorain Milford Betty Fahrner Louis F. Beesing Amherst Proparty Russia Township Home Owners’ Loan Corporation Steve Kangari Loram Property

Three Minor Auto Crashes Reported

Three minor auto accidents were reported by police yesterday. Laura Van Wegner and Jessie Green were involved in a collision at Fourth street and East River street around 6 p.m. Both started on a caution light. Henry Hart, of Oberlin, was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for minor injuries after a state highway department car carrying W. R. Fisher collided with a Heath Delivery Company truck at Cleveland street and Abbe road around 10:45 p.m. Clarence Gordon drove the delivery truck from Jackson, Michigan. John Fiska's car on Broad street was rear ended by Leonard Diedrick's car after Fiska stopped for another vehicle.

Laura van Wegner 16Th Street Jessie Green Middle Arenas Fourth Street East River Street Henry Hart Oberlin Elyria Memorial Hospital State Highway Department W. R. Fisher Avon Heath Delivery Company Cleveland Street Abbe Road Clarence Gordon Jackson, Mich John Fiska West River Street Leonard Diedrick Fiska Broad Street

Elyria Boys Club Dinner Party and Entertainment

Ten members and four guests of the Elyria Boys Club attended a dinner at the Elks restaurant. The program featured tap dancing by Owen and Don Winters and readings by Mary Ann Serger with Eugene St. Marie on piano. Attendees included James Brown Vernon Comerford Karl Eady Robert Eady Henry Hart William Huler Peau Maynard Alexander Moses Robert Smith Robert Snodgrass Joe Foreman David Hill Don Winters and Owen Winters.

Elyria Boys’ Club Elks Owen Don Winters Mary Ann Serger Eugene St. Marie James Brown Vernon Comerford Karl Eady Robert Eady Henry Hart William Huler Peau Maynard Alexander Moses Robert Smith Robert Snodgrass Joe Foreman David Hill Owen Winters

Officers Elected By Carlisle 4-H Club

Carlisle Boys Four-H Club elected Frank Stang president Ken netsh Fow vice president Donald Simms secretary treasurer Robert around 4 5 recreation leader and Roger Mina nich news reporter for the 1936 season. Eleven members are in the club with dairy potato and handiwork projects. M. O. Penfound is advisor and Chester Sprague associate advisor.

Carlisle Boys

Sanatorium Shrubbery Threatened By Fire

Prompt action by George L. Slater saved shrubbery in front of Pleasant View Sanatorium from destruction. A carelessly thrown cigarette started a blaze. Slater and the arc extinguisher prevented serious damage, as reported by Mrs Inez Balcomb, secretary.

George L. Slater Pleasant View Sanata Inez Balcomb

Avon Lake High School Holds Graduation and Honors Evening

Avon Lake high school held its graduation in the school auditorium on Wednesday evening. Thirty graduates received degrees, with honor graduates including Dolores Boehm, Wilma Castie, Leola Buer, Giveneth Cousins, Dorothy Demme, Eleanor Green, and others. Distinguished service roll recipients were Giveneth Cousins, Wilfred Hall, Helen Kavanagh, and June Snyder. The class roll lists numerous graduates, plus eighth grade promotion recipients and those earning honor roll marks of 39 or above across grades 3 to 8, including Burr Nussdorfer and many others.

Avon Lake of Avon Lake High School Jhey Dolores Boehm Wilma Castie Leola Buer Giveneth Cousins Dorothy Demme Eleanor Green Eileen Higgins Arline Schueszler Anes Segar Esther Spaetzel Edna Tolas Wilfred Hall Helen Kavanagh June Snyder Robert Smith Eleanore Green Robert Botoyvy Wiima Castie Dorothy Demma Adelaide Garret Jeanne Herman Janet Holden DeMora Hopkins Adelpert Kom Lawrence Kavanagh Nellie McClelland Edita Heit Arline Scheuszler Anna Seger Rita Smiler Esther Spaeizel Anitha Stauder Edna Yalas Ebien Triyanovich Mary L. Traxler Alice Warner Jane Weils Glen Bird James Taylor Jack Disbro Robert Spade William Doeschner Carol Kubach Norma Tawse Kathleen Kelly Yancy Weidenkopf Fose Arnold Olive Hill Robert Gppelt Harrist Beard Marr Nussdorfer Eleanore Thomas Elaine Neidhardt Dorothy Spachtholtz Kenneth Hardesty Katherine Biltz Helen Aufdenkampe Adrian Nussdorfer Phyllis Katterhenry Burr Nussdorfer

Cleveland Poultry and Livestock Market Summary

Cleveland live stock and grain prices list steady beef and pork quotes, with cattle, sheep and poultry figures, plus grain and mill feed quotations from local elevators. It records prices for hens, roosters, ducks, broilers, Leghorns, and various weights, alongside cattle steers cows and calves, and grain prices for corn, wheat, and oats.

eAbatice & Se Medias Sheets Elevator Co Furbid Milling Wu Bard Minter

Avon Club Notes and Local Social Items

The page lists community names and events including grade entries for students Vivian Horwedel and others, a Women's League meeting at the Congregational Church, Pinnochie Club luncheon prizes, and social notices. It mentions graduation celebrations for Arline Schuelz ier and Leola Buer, and gatherings hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Schuesz ler and Mr. and Mrs. Higgins, with several brief city notices and residents visiting Lakewood or Avon.

Memorial Day Parade and ceremonies in South Amherst

South Amherst plans a large Memorial Day events with a parade to Evergreen cemetery, a program at the cemetery led by Attorney Dean Meyers and Rev B H Ryan, then services at the Monument. Alumni night for South Amherst High School graduates with dinner at 6:30 and dancing follows June 3 in the school auditorium. Nativity Parish Women’s Circle held a social and business meeting in church parlors.

South Amherst Rosai Neighbors Evergreen Cemetery Aorney Dean Meyers Elyria B. H. Ryan Legion and Auxiliary South Amherst High School Allan Thompson

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