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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1935
Page
5
Washington report states the federal emergency relief administration cut direct relief to three additional states including New Hampshire. The October allocation totals 61 720 000 dollars, raising the number of states no longer receiving relief to six as of today.
Lorain County social work and welfare leaders join more than 2 080 field workers in Columbus October 15 for the forty fifth Ohio Welfare Conference. A three day convention includes lectures, discussion and study courses opening October 15 with programs on relief, juvenile delinquency and group work led by national figures. J J Smyth of Beards County is chairman and will present the keynote talk Friends of the Less. Notable attendees include Rev Washington and General Lord B Hares, with past presidents such as Rev C N Pond of the state serving in 1905 when the conference met in Columbus.
Readable fragments list radio programs and schedules including ATG and Ghia gar Guest To be announce Gey Romberg Concert Orch. 52 Band Dance Music. Wednesday October 2. WAM station serenade by D. Bors 7. Earth Risers To be announced. Seren. Cooking Breadie Music. Voice of Experience musical clock exercises. Breakfast Club entries Boxe Room information. Varletones Treen Honexywooners Charm Herr Ethel and Ben a4 News. Pete Nevwe VUunsic To be Bancunc. Slumber Hour to be announced. Sweet and Hot Fast Marzi.
Local attorney George Chamberlain resumes practice after a 66 day illness spell. He reports feeling fine and back at his office for the time since June, stating he has entirely recovered and feels as fit as a fiddle.
Ohio in brief summaries from Canton Columbus Cleveland Lorain and Bucyrus report on mission work decline in taxes and public finance. Highlights include women leaders in mission work across several states, state tax appeal decisions, automobile sale bill processes, and relief bonds planned or issued with local officials named.
Meirenerra Gentile was surprised at home by friends on her birthday after a Sunday afternoon visit by Roner. Guests included Margaret Ga Ansa Mudrick Carol Be Mary Scuch Vi nor Zercotlio and Madrid. Gifts were given amid games and diversions as celebrants shared joy and well wishes.
Avon Lake reports a community scene at the Inral igschool fair with Sandstone Rabbit program and a family reunion. Local residents and visitors attend gatherings, church and lodge meetings noted, while a home ransacking case on Lake Road involves stolen goods valued at $45.
Roy Cahenna was elected superintendent, Sunday School at the Sunday morning session. Brief items note visits and committee meetings with Cleveland connections. Mr and Mrs Jameson, Mr and Mrs Monchett, and Ed Brown households are mentioned among visits in Mt. and surrounding communities.
Bill Dunlap of Ashland stayed over with his parents Mr and Mrs Granville Dunlap. Bob Powell of Ashland joined Sunday guests Mr and Mrs B W Powell. Miss Bowen and Fred Novak of Cleveland were guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hudson and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Walker.
Don Russell of Fayette and Don Barnes visited family in recent days. Ed Barnes hosted a Friday afternoon visit by Don Barnes in Whitefox. G Dunlap joined by Q E Kilgore and Gweneth attended a league baseball game in Cleveland last Saturday with Mrs Uo Heider and Mrs 4 Walker among attendees.
Lorain County fair features prize rabbit display with pedigreed entries and a full vaudeville program. Acts include Jack Whidden, Junior Bora, Rollin Krause, Evelyn Leidferser, Billy Lersch and Joe Burke with Frau Boron. Special acts, live pony and pulsing stage show nightly. membership tickets grant five admissions to fair and grandstand.
Alma Whittaker, daughter of Lawson Whittaker, faces pressure from her domineering aunt Harriet Falkan as Johney Anthony's mysterious past strains their romance in Bruntwood. Alma battles family debt and social expectations while a reporter hovers over a potential betrothal as her father lies ill and bankrupt.
Greta Garbo plays the title role in Anna Karenina in a Tolstoy drama opening tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre. Fredric March and Freddie Bartholomew lead the supporting cast in the dramatic classic.
The Rivoli Theatre presents Black Sheep a tale of a professional ship gambler and an actress starring Ed mand Lowe and Claire Trevor opening tomorrow. The article notes the fair board and past fairs and invites reader feedback to improve the three dollar fair.
Kipton Ohio October 1 Kipton High School to present a program at the auditorium featuring a vocal number by the girls a song by the grades two numbers by the orchestra and a one act play Forty Miles an Hour directed by Henneth Carpenter Cast includes Peabo Davidson Radi Seartes Radley Dorsen Ostriem Grandma Radley Morgan Maynard Morgan Noonan Alferio with small admission charged The Sixth semi annual Ohio Rural Letter Carrier’s Association banquet was held at Oberlin Grange Hall and other assembly activities and visits are noted The Ohio Independent Baptist Churches Association attendees are listed and other local visits are reported
Lorain County fruit plans for an exhibit at the county wide economy covoking school in Elyria on October 1 and 12 were announced by the county fruit growers committee at a Thursday night meeting. The county potato growers committee will also plan an exhibit for potatoes grown locally and Lorain County produce will be emphasized in cooking school demonstrations.
Alfred Ward and family hosted Philip and others from Toledo for a Sunday dinner. Fred Losey joined his sister G A Brumby. Ed Axliffe visited Grace McBurnie in Litchfield. Harold Geist dined with his parents Wal and Mrs. Geist. Electa Brumby visited Gar McRoberts in Oberlin. C D Bayless hosted Wendell Bayless and WK Howard from Cleveland. Clayton Chrysler and children visited his mother in Sandusky. Jesse Latteman and family from Elyria called on C Latteman.
Ridgeville Grange No. 2155 conferred the third and fourth degrees on a class of twelve candidates on Tuesday evening September 19. The Work and Win 4-H club led by Miss Margaret Burkler presented a plea educational program with songs crafts and bookmaking demonstration. Guests from Cleveland attended and entertained with songs and tap dancing. Members Helen Haller Lamerta Sweet Howard Satishure and Richard Beyers performed a pantomime. An exhibit showcased many member made articles as Granges observed Booster Night across regions.
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