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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1935

Page

4

Death calls mother of Elyrian in Fremont funeral set

Mr and Mrs Herman F Paeth of 103 Harvard Ave mourn the death of Merc Johanna Paeth their mother and wife. She died after a minor stroke three weeks ago following her 77th birthday celebrated at Oak Harbor. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM from St John Lutheran Fremont. She had lived in Elyria with her son and family many times. She leaves seven children eighteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Herman F. Paeth Miriats Emmy Lou Harvard Avenue Fremont Paetl Merc Johanna Paeth J' BB. Bugler Oak Harbor St. John’s Lutheran Church Paeth Elyria Hierman F. Poeth

Dinner Bridge Meeting At Elyria Elks Club

About 100 persons are expected at the dinner bridge meeting of the Senate Unit of the Ohio State Union at the Elyria Elks Club at 6 39 p m on December 3. Earl Laus tensehleger, president of the Lorain County unit, announced that M Reese Dill district governor will attend. Arrangements may be made through the president or through Austin O Toole and Miss Ann Wheatler of Lorain or Mrs Henry W Incerson Jr of Elgrit. A bicycle theft report from Raymond Gouthmen of 209 Clark Street noted his tricycle was stolen from in front of the skating rink on Broad Street yesterday.

Senate Ohio State Ution Elyria Raymond Cguthmen Clark Street Broad Street

Fresh Poultry Sale Promptly Dressed for Peak Freshness

A local market touts freshly dressed poultry from a large selection of high quality birds at very low prices. It promises peak freshness as if bought alive, delaying dressing to ensure prime quality and urging customers to come and buy.

Preparing And Roasting The Festive Thanksgiving Bird

Cooking guide for selecting a turkey weighing 12 to 20 pounds and methods for roasting. Tips cover stuffing, larding, trussing, preheating to 350 to 500 degrees, searing time, then lowering heat, roasting time per pound, adding water to steam, and making a crust with flour. Giblets accompany the dish as a recommended accompaniment.

Gophers Stay Undefeated in 24 Games Across years

United Press reports Minnesota's 24 straight unbeaten run continues as they extend their streak to 127 consecutive victories. Ohio State and Minnesota share Big Ten strength with high conference records, while Sheldon Beise and Clarence Tuason star for Minnesota. Berwanger shines for Illinois in a separate game, and Indiana ties Purdue for third place in conference standings.

Winthrop Lyman United Press Hicsgoq Michigan Minnesota Gophers Minne Ohio State Buc Los Notre Dame Ohio Sheldon Crashning Beisa ClarenceTuison Berwanger Jay Berwanger Tnnois Almos Indiana Purdue Boilermakers

Midwest hoops and grid notes mix in chaotic standings

Indiana beat intra state rivals twice in a season for the first time, finishing tied for fifth with Chicago and Michigan. Michigan opened with wins over Indiana and Wisconsin but then lost to Illinois, Minnesota, and Ohio State. Iowabeat Illinois 19 to 0 then fell to Purdue and Minnesota and tied with Indiana and Northwestern. Notre Dame stood out, 7–1–1, the best since Knute Rockne, as the Irish seniors led by Fromhart Snyder Shakespeare Millner Piefferle defeated Southern California 20–13.

Indiana Chicago Michigan Wisconsin Ilinois Minnesota Ohio State Iowa Illinois Purdue Northwestern Notre Dame Midwest Irish Knute Rockne Wally Fromhart Mike Snyder Bill Shakespeare Warne Millner Dick Piefferle Southern California

Elyria Ladies Lose Pin Match Reflects on Local Knights

Elyria Recreation ladies defeated Elts T. S. team in a pin match at Linsz Recreation GC. Mrs. Grayce Hatch led with a 565 total and 269 high single while other names appear in scattered references to the event and local clubs. The item mixes sports and editorial notes on international affairs from the era.

E Linsz Recreation Ladies of Clevelang Elts T. S Knights of Columbus Grayce Hatch Linsz

Relief for Coughs With Creomulsion Ad Claim

An advertisement promotes Creomulsion for coughs and bronchial irritation. It asserts rapid relief by soothing inflamed membranes and loosening germ-laden phlegm. The druggist guarantees satisfaction and offers a refund if not satisfied from the first bottle.

Maumee Dairy Pin Team Triumphs in Local Match

In a Columbus league evening match the Maumee Dairy Pin Team emerged winner after a strong showing with Ken scoring 615 for high score and the team securing multiple wins in the afternoon session. The event featured key performances from Maumee players across the Gen era loop.

Maumee Dairy Maumee? Dair Mauguint Generaloop Klumbus Ken Maumee Dairy Ree Morlding Room Buchhulz - F

Office Defeats Assembly Team in Five-Game Meet

The Office defeated the Assembly in five games at the General Indi League bowling meet on Temple slides. Smith led the losers with 523 for high three games while Keister led the winners with 222 for high single. O'Connor played for the Office team.

Office Thesembly Smith Keister

Schools Unite For Ohio Anniversary Observance

Lorain County singers join Wednesday across the state in observance of the sixteenth anniversary of Ohio. A letter from BE. L. Bowher, state education director, urged districts to mark the day. Gov. Harmon’s era and Harmar’s fort legacy are cited as early steps in uniting and developing Ohio, with Thanksgiving framing the remembrance of pioneer hardships and river settlement.

Lorain County Roar Ohio BE. L. Bow Cl AL Gibbens Courey Siberimmenadent Sritieuss Harmar Americe Rai Harmar Con- Harmar Theim Thermar

Family Reunites After Eighteen Years In Lorain Football Classic

The Pershing family gathers in Lorain for an 18 year reunion. Will G Pershing died in 1913, leaving four children David Nell and Frances. David is a sailor, Nell assists at Ayveland College, Frances is a registered nurse in Cleveland. The gathering marks a rare, joyful epoch for the family.

Lorain Pershing Enue Will G. Pershins David Nell Frances Ay Veland College Cleveland Mrs. Pershing

Minister Declares Nation Should Be Thankful For The Constitution

Pastor Rev. E C Young of North Ridge Congregational reflects on the U S Constitution as a protector against European injustice. He frames its history from colonial oppression to restraint on government, praising the Supreme Court and warning against economic theories and executive overreach.

United States E. C. Young North RB Young Sa Europe Congress Supreme Court Dicta Uon

Two Akron Children Rescued From Flames

Two Akron men were saved from a fire by their fathers in a cellar rescue. Rev Bonnie W Hale pulled David Hale from flames as his son cried for help. Tae Sor was hospitalized in serious condition. Hale sustained burns to hands and face. Hare A Scott pulled Craig Alley from a burning crib. the infant survived.

Farhers Sundar Bonnie W. Hale David Hale Tae Sor Rev. Hale Hare A. Scott Craig Alley

Costly Fire Strikes Marietta Grill District

A second Marietta fire in two weeks caused 40600 dollars in damage to Louis Grill in the business district early today. Firemen from Wilhamser, W. Ve., and Belpre aided the Marietta department. The City Hall burned Nov 16 with a loss of 1300.

Marietta

Baby Buggy Bet Ends With Half Settlement

Alfred Gould and Wayne Hogan, high school juniors, used a baby buggy to settle a bet about a 3.5 mile towpath to school. They started at 7:30, drew attention, and arrived late, earning $5.50 of the promised $11. The plan was to push the winner out and back home in the perambulator, with Hogan set to complete the second leg this afternoon.

Alfred Gould Wayne Howan Soys Hogan Gould

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