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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1937
Page
7
Multiple sheriff s sales advertised in Lorain County Ohio for 1937 1938 including properties at 216 Second Street Elyria 209 West Hiver Street Elyria 331 Maple Street Elyria and more with appraised values from 3000 to 5500 dollars. Auctions scheduled at the Lorain County Court House in Elyria with cash terms and minimum bid equal to two thirds of appraisal.
Public sale of lot in Elyria Lorain County Ohio described as part of Original Lot 39 beginning at iron pin on Samuel Street. bounds include Indian Hollow Road center line and Black River center line. Appraised at $2,900.00. sale December 11 1937 at 10 am. George H. Chamberlain attorney. Cash on date of sale. bid two thirds of appraisal.
Avon Lake school board met Monday for their regular session. Minutes were approved as read and bills paid amid routine business. The Di Etta Dee Club met with Betty Smith on Tuesday for a business meeting and refreshments.
Mrs Carl Thoma hosted a Friday evening shower for Mrs Clifford Barshow Helen Deasy at her home. Guests included Mrs Dell Dunning and Nina, Margaret Hain, Betty Deasy, and several Deasy relatives from Avon Lake Lakewood Rocky River and E Cleveland with many gifts presented to the honoree.
Afternoon 500 Club will meet with Mrs William Engel Thursday. The Women’s Democratic Club will meet with Mrs Harry Trigalet Tuesday evening. Mrs Burt Weidenkopf will entertain the Afternoon Contract Bridge Club at her home Wednesday afternoon. Open House will be observed at the school Friday.
Mrs Owen Clark of Bar Harbor Maine has left with her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Harry Trigalet to visit relatives in Binghamton New York after a Wednesday morning departure. Mrs BE J Nussdorfer is on the sick list. Mary Lou Bernadette and Charles Hochwalt hosted a Halloween party with games and dancing Saturday night. The Pioneer Club will hold a dance at Island Park Saturday with Biltz Orchestra. Cheer Leaders for the school year are Gwen Beard Mildred Trivanovich and Robert Keefer.
The Women’s League of the Congregational church gathered Thursday for a pot luck dinner with 45 attendees. Mrs. Joe Shirley led the business meeting as president, with reports from secretary and treasurer approved. Lilian Butterworth was welcomed as a member, plans set for a chicken and bean dinner next meeting led by Mrs. Perry Taylor. Rev Harold Matthews of Oberlin, a China missionary on furlough, spoke about China. Hostesses were Mrs H Arnold, Mrs I J King, Mrs E Seavert, Mrs J Seyb and Mrs R Murbach.
Mrs Eva Neise of Oak Harbor Tl is guest of Mrs Dell Dunning. Mrs Al Smith and Mrs Lionel Glass spent Tuesday with the former's son Bobby at Dennison University. Mrs Elizabeth Vscha of Lakewood called on friends in town Tuesday. Mrs Bertha Derringer has re
Navy Secretary Claude Swanson and Admiral Leahy warned in their annual reports that tighter labor rules threaten the defense build program. They urged caution in future labor legislation to avoid delays, signaling possible changes to the Wages and Hours Bill during Congress special session.
The report lists residents and guests including Mrs Eva Masten of Wellington and her sister visiting. Mr and Mrs Robert Doughty hosting Mrs Minnie DeCantlon of East Cleveland. Miss Jeanne Huling home from Ohio State University. Miss Sally Bowers relocating to Akron. Glen Clawson of Lorain visiting relatives. Claire Rodgers returning from Lakes sailing. Mrs Lillian Nuhfer and Mrs Hazel Webb visiting their mother Mrs Bertha Sommerville. Mrs William Daeschner visiting Detroit friends.
The article argues boys benefit from home chores. It urges mothers to involve boys in cleaning, dishes, and meals to foster pride, cooperation, and responsibility. Starting young prevents later reluctance as tasks grow harder, citing camping trips and male teasing as barriers. MES. GOWARD
Cambridge Massachusetts Theodore Stebbins, MIT graduate of 1886, returns for a summer spectroscopy course marking a 51 year gap since his graduation. His newfound interest in spectroscopy has become a hobby as he resumes study in the field.
Commissioner P. H. Goggin said Salt Lake City may set up a conscience fund following a note from an Ohio woman who mailed 25 cents in postage stamps to pay for flowers she removed from a city garden.
The Chronicle-Telegram Dope the Results Contest offered five pairs of reserved tickets to the Elyria-Elyria grid classic for the winner five readers who correctly or near correctly predicted 20 games. Four tied with six wrong picks and one with seven. Lysaght had the first coupon received among seven wrongs.
Elyria travels to Euclid Shore High but falls 22 to 0 as the Spartans overpower the Merchants. Safeties and two first half touchdowns pace the home team with a third quarter score sealing the win.
A nicked Elyria team defeated a picked Norwalk squad in a previous day’s meet at the Elyria Recreation center. Elyria won two of three events in the contest.
Colorado’s Byron White dazzled with 72 season points as he scored a 57 yard dash, a 97 yard kickoff return and two placements in a 17 to 7 win over Utah. He single handedly carried the offense amid heavy Utah pressure, producing a standout backfield performance for the undefeated Buffaloes.
Oberlin leads with strong showings while Lorain and Sandusky post solid scores. Recent results include Massillon 28 over Youngstown Chaney and Lakewood stopping Elyria 13 to 6. Shaker Heights and Cleveland Heights posted narrow wins in key contests.
Wooster College beat Oberlin College 32 to 7 in Wooster on November 8 securing its fourth straight Ohio Conference win. Henderson scored four touchdowns, Cooper and Shrake added scores, with Henderson catching the final TD pass.
Lorain players Jimmy Price and Marion Bulzomi shared the Lake Erie League scoring lead with 48 points each after both scored a touchdown against Cleveland Shaw. Bulzomi added two extra points while Elyria’s Chuck Decker sits third with 42 points after counting Elyria’s lone touchdown against Lakewood.
HITE showed a quiet, steady command Saturday with few passes but precise throws and superb second half kicking. He finished as the freshest player, directing Colorado from quarterback, carrying, and handling most of the ball movement for the full sixty minutes.
The Cleveland Barons and New Haven Eagles played to a 2 to 2 tie before 3,500 fans in New Haven, with Bill Cunningham scoring the overtime winner at 3:39 and Kaminsky assisting. First period had no goals. Second period featured Cunningham and Bartholemew on the scoresheet. third period saw Jackson and Asmundsen connect for New Haven.
Detroit stunned Cleveland 27 to 7 as fumbles cost the Rams possessions in the NFL game. Touchdowns credited to Snyder Cardwell Ebding and Johnson. Shepherd added field goals and extra points. Substitutions listed for both teams.
Ottawa public pest No. 1 in Prince Edward Island oyster farms is the starfish. The Dominion department of fisheries will pay twenty five cents a gallon this year for starfish destruction. P B I oyster farms have grown rapidly and report substantial losses due to starfish depredations.
In Philadelphia a 51 year old woman, Mrs Catherine Anderson, stepped on the accelerator instead of the brake while attempting a right turn. Her car hit a police motorcycle and four autos ahead, causing a five-vehicle pileup. No injuries reported.
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