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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1935

Page

14

Chestnut Ridge Road Improvement Planned in Ridgeville

Federal approval for a 2.5 mile Chestnut Ridge road project in Ridgeville township at an estimated $25,000 will be shared by the township $19,000 and federal funds. The upgraded road will be water bound macadam and taken over by the county reducing annual maintenance costs about $560. This continues a two year program of local road work including Bender and Mills roads with no extra tax burden.

Chestnut Ridge Road Ridgeville Township Isadore Diedrich Ridgeville Trustees Diedrich Bender Mills Road Stow Road Avon-Belden Snowford

Gunwoman Killed In Stolen Car Found In Hospital Lot

Kansas City authorities closed the file on Vivian Chase, a reputed gang member tied to multiple robberies and kidnappings. Her body was found slumped in a stolen automobile abandoned at a hospital parking lot, with a bullet wound near the neck. The car had been stolen in Iowa and linked to a string of crimes in the St. Louis Valley area. Chase was associated with the O'Malley gang and other outfits, including the John Lanegan group and the “Bad Ere” Abrogast gang. Police note connections to earlier bank raids and kidnap plots, and they cite possible quarrel over loot as a factor in her death.

Kansas City Chase Blackie) Dorle Thea M Valley Oak Grove Lamponi Iowa Vivian Chase Array Edward G. St. Paul

Amherst and Elyria church events mark Reformation Day

Reformation Day was observed at St. Peter's Church with a special service and Holy Communion led by Rev. Schmidt, who spoke on Our Common Task. Miss Dorothy Jones led a public school music program. November Senior League and Women’s Union meetings planned at the church parlor with various services and election topics. A large delegation attended the veterans festival at Elyria High School. Funeral rites held for Alma Waterman. Knights of Pythias and Daughters of Scotia plan joint events celebrating hall decorations and lodge installations.

ST. Peter’s Schmidt Dorothy Jones Mus Saldts Ns. Pregram Sehmidt Wapskoneta Evangelics Sunder Gs Cor Rese Elyria High Co Elyria RB Green di. Toledo Alma Waterman Middie Ricge Road Muriel Heres First Evangelical Church Rocal Ue Jarold Meare J. N Gelgnever John Springer Mhang Cc Chance

Voters to Decide On Park Plan and Hospital Levy

Voters face a slate of issues including a park and playground addition, sewage disposal improvements, a hospital levy, and a one half mill levy. Campaigns show candidates Cooper, Sard, Rane, and others aligned with party slate, with opposition noted from multiple figures. Local races and public works questions dominate the ballot as residents prepare for the election.

Gelis C. EB Cooper Rane Paul H.W Sard Gaoa J Raves

Amherst School Mall Meeting Notes and Club Activities

The monthly wt meeting at the school mall invites Alp Members to Sesja Spiak and Frances Read 6 entertain the Youre Ladies Sodality at the school hall. A committee of the Ladies Aid serves dinner for Amherst Business Evening at the Aid Society at Tenner Avenue. A pastor Rev. B. Putlic School under Supt. FL R will conduct night classes. Activities include church courses and mission societies. Personal notices list Mrs H Wir and Miss Martha Jaeger among locals visiting relatives and spending weekends.

Walther League Ladies’ Aid Society Perlors Sesja Spiak Frances Ladies’ Aids Amherst Aid Society Tenner Avenue Rev

Flying Model Contest Winners at McKinley Field

Jack Pearson of 353 Oxford Avenue won the distance event with a flight of 95 yards. Fred Pahl of 241 Oxford Court edged Dick Gates by one second to take second in the same event. The Model Craftsmen club hosted on Sunday to attract new members, inviting all ages to join through George Weert at 415 am Avenue.

Model Craftsmen’s McKinley Field Jack Pearson Oxford Avenue Fred Pabi Oxford Court Dick Gates Willem Onty George Weert 415 Am Avenue

Weekend Visit Notes in Amherst and Oberlin

William resident Miss Bessie Mock of Lakewood spent the weekend with her aunt Mrs Mock on North Main street. Russell Bohner of Oberlin spent Sunday morning in Amherst visiting relatives.

Amherst Bessie Mock Lakewood Mrs. Mock North Main Street Russell Bohner Oberlin

Local Dinner Guests Welcome Visitors from Homerville

Erhart Baymond Smith and family of Homerville and Horace J Homn with Frank A Smith of Homerville dined with George Manworthy and Arthur Maxworthyr at their home last Sunday. Debate class resumes at Mat ie Creek with twelve students showing interest and planning weekly meetings to discuss a proposed universal medical service funded by public expense. Girl Reserve movement active at local school with a reorganization meeting to unite new and old members. first and second grades manage a fish pond project for the carnival.

Baymond Smith JoAnn Homerville Ohio Horace J. Homn Frank A. Smith George Manworthy Arthur Maxworthyr Matie Creek Eterrone Bers He

Community Calendar and Arts Notes Highlight Local School Activities

Caroline Moore represents the county as Girl Re serves plan biweekly meetings with new teacher Miss Kenty in charge. Twenty one girls are enrolled with potential additions this year. Art class with supervisor Mr Blain showcased art appreciation and design, listing students Vincent Stayanja Kaiser Valeri Cigagana Gordon Stahl George Rapenchuk Herbert Baker Bets Miller Dost Baker Ruth Brini Raymond James Irene Quural. Junior Class news mentions an upcoming comedy in the high school auditorium with advance ticket sales. Medina residents enjoyed visits from Pure Maser of Medina and Rose Grabensterter, Kent State weekend student, as well as local home gatherings.

Caroline Moore Simiai Miss Kenty Blain Sux Hive Vincent— Stayanja Te Kaiser Valeri Cigagana Gorden Stahl George Rapenchuk Herbert Baker Betts Miller Dost Baker Buth Brini- Raymond James and Irene Qural

Birmingham High School Honor Roll and Basketball Schedule

During the first grading period 35 pupils were neither absent nor tardy. Honor roll lists Freshmen Viola Wasem. Sophomores Betty Nomando, Mary Hamm, Florence Long, Pearl Schroeder, Virginia Brundage, Ruth Latteman, Agron Andreas. Juniors Helen Overner, Helen Suellenberger. Seniors Ardith Ewell, Nadine Wenzel. Saturday evening Nov 29 the Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors host a party for the Freshmen. Basketball schedule: Brighton Nov 23. Huron Nov 26. Vermilion Dec 6. Wakeman Dec 13. Berlin Heights Dec 20. Henrietta Jan 3. Milan Jan 17. Wakeman Jan 31. end Feb 24. Milan for Senior and Junior High. Also mentions visits by Miss Lucille Pfarr and Charles Greuzebavh to Lorain. Rev. Howard Comstock in Sandusky. Mrs. Frank Witt of Lorain visiting. Mrs. Clarence Opperman and Mrs. Otis Weat in Sandusky. Esther Broughton and Rosa Gatts visiting here.

School News Birmingham. Q Viola Wasem Betty Nomando Mary Hamm Florence Long Pearl Schroeder Virginia Brundage Ruth Latteman Agron Andreas Helien Overner Helen Suellenberger Ardith Ewell Nadine Wenzel Townsend Henrietta Wakeman Milan Lucille Pfarr Charles Greuzebavh Lorain Howard Comstock

Monroe boards elects janitor with wedding promise

Ten ballots decide the Monroe Michigan board of supervisors choose Harry Allore as courthouse janitor in a vote noting his betrothed would aid in duties. In Eminexce, Missouri T E Clark reports his apple tree has a second crop, with first crop normal and second crop near a large marble site. The article mentions European, Chinese and French art debates but stresses common traits over national differences.

School Board Thrifty Monroe, Mich Board of Supervisors Harry Allore T. E. Clark Near Here

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