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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1934
Page
6
Gerald M. Frank, Lorain County school music supervisor, warns teachers not to sell musical instruments in their schools. He says teachers may advise on instrument selection but should avoid acting as sellers, as pupils and parents trust impartial recommendations. Teachers may sell outside school limits, but within school they must refuse.
A classroom collection calls on children to write jingles and urge generous gifts to the Community Chest. Submissions from St Artes School Seventh Grade name several kids and offer rhyming pleas to donate, with lines about helping the poor and keeping wolf from the door.
A flood of school poems and pledges urges generosity for the Community Chest. Students from St Agnes School and Elyria Ohio write verses and scenes praising giving to help the poor, sick, and needy, encouraging pennies, nickels, and dimes to fill the fund and support families in distress.
Avon Lake residents hosted family and friends during the weekend with dinners and social visits. Guests included Miss Reta Schneider and relatives, the Pedersons, and the Smith families from Cleveland. Others attended the Ohio State Michigan game. several locals traveled to Garston and Lorain for shopping and visits. church Home Coming events were held at the Baptist Church in Avon.
Pasteeth A new greatly improved powder to sprinkle on plates holds false teeth firm and comfortable. It cannot slide slip rock or pop out. No gummy taste or feeling. Makes breath sweet and pleasant. Get Fasteeth at Muirs or any good drug store Adyt.
North Central Ohio Association of Personal Finance Companies will hold its annual meeting in Mansfield on November 21 with about 20 counties represented. State president Walter W. Hamilton of Columbus will speak along with B. Paul Cotton of Bucyrus and other leaders including W. A. Prochek Dana Call J. C. Hartline Larry Oldham and M. L. Anderson. Represented cities include Bucyrus Wooster Ashland Mansfield Marion Norwalk Sandusky Upper Sandusky Elyria Mt. Vernon Lorain Galion Shelby and more.
Lorain County schools announced a slate of Christmas programs for December and November. Gerald M. Frank said high school operettas will open with Cleaison students performing The Tea House of Sing Lo on December 5, Wellington High School orchestra backs a December 7 play at Wellington Opera House, and Vincent school presents When Toss Come to Life on December 19 with all grades in involvement. Belden School stages The Christmas of Wother Goose November 15 with a graded choir, Clearview College presents a December 20 Christmas program with fifth and sixth graders in a pageant, Huntimgian students perform A Penny for Your Thoughts December 21, while Columbia orchestra backs a Columbia play and Belden orchestra backs the Belden PTA.
Avon residents and visitors from LaGrange Cleveland Lorain Parma and Wake rman attended church services and hosted guests at several homes Sunday including Rev and Mrs Ryan Mr and Mrs Clawson and family Mrs Smith and others. A note recalls Champ Clark’s delayed entry to Congress and hints at future chemical invention trends from atomic knowledge.
A long time physician introduced Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural bowel regulator replacing calomel. The olive colored tablets are claimed to cleanse the system, improve facial tone, and relieve headaches and fatigue. Available in 15c 30c and 60c sizes with widespread use noted.
A garbled listing highlights pastel cottage sets and decorative cushions with a focus on affordable flag price options. Readers see mentions of Marquette style hues and Fyore or Kern color notes, suggesting a home decor sale or display.
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