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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1937
Page
2
Police picked up two boys aged 11 and 12 while they were hitchhiking along Route 20 near Cleveland. The pair said they were tired of school and wished to go to Chicago to live with the mother of one boy, who is divorced from his father. Police returned them to their Cleveland parents yesterday.
Wakeman notes show Mrs. Byron Dalton of Cleveland visiting her mother Mrs. Flora Pierce who traveled back with her for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fathauer and daughter of Cleveland visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Beecher. Rally Day is set at the church on Oct. Nay. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoyt and children and Betty Hoyt visited in Norwalk Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins and children of Mittawanga were Saturday visitors.
Day morning callers of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hoyt. Mrs. Fred Brumby entertained the Woman's Missionary Society of Camden Church. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lowe of Cleveland and others visited Mrs. Dora Pomeroy. Charles King of Cleveland visited. Seybert Curth of Rankin visited Josiah Galpin. Ruth Fay hosted a luncheon at Gilmore Manor for sister Margaret. Emma Todd of Ash Yard, formerly Wakeman, died. mother of Sumner Todd and Lewis Todd, buried in Wakeman cemetery. funeral at W. L. Pease Funeral Home. In Burma Chinese residents presented General Chiang Kai-shek a silver pagoda with a gold roof for his fiftieth birthday.
Robert nine shows signs of weak feet and poor gait. Orthopedic care and braces may be needed, but proper shoe fit and foot-healthy habits can correct many issues. Emphasize measured shoes, barefoot exercises, and walking drills to strengthen feet and improve posture for better growth and comfort.
La Grange hosts for Miss Eileen Walkden with guests from Cleveland, Lakewood, Graf ton and La Grange. Gifts noted and refreshment service provided. Also birthday party for Sarah Spicer at daughter’s home with cards and gifts. Baptist church member and Lyndon Chapter EB. Briefs mention Detroit engineering course, Cleveland visitors, and Lakewood resident convalescing after appendectomy.
Acme Grange members will attend in a body the Rural Life Service at the Baptist church at 7:30 p m Sunday. Rev Claude T Olmated will lead with Rev Thomas Hughes of the Methodist church delivering the topic The Expectant Christ. The service is part of a statewide Grange sponsored community program and all are invited.
Disorderly conduct charges against Mrs. Kenneth Bishop of 110 Euclid Street were withdrawn yesterday. She was jailed Wednesday night after allegedly threatening neighbor Mrs. Shafer following a juvenile court hearing that morning, when the court removed her four month old daughter for temporary commitment to the Children's Home. Police reported she blamed Mrs. Shafer for the loss of her child.
Ten days ago a formation occurred in a Cleveland hospital. Mr and Mrs John Breckenridge of Richfield were visitors in La Grange. Mr and Mrs James Buckingham welcomed a daughter. Mr and Mrs Arthur Bauer of Cleveland visited Thursday. Mr and Mrs Henry Wigert traveled to Columbus last week with their son Bill who will enter Ohio State University as a sophomore.
Market listings show varied prices for apples, beans, cabbage, lettuce, cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes, and more. Includes specific per unit and per basket costs, with notes on quality and availability for celery, lettuce, radishes, peaches, pears, plums, and root vegetables. Cleveland produce section lists butter, eggs, and live poultry alongside regional cattle, calves, sheep, hogs, and market prices.
The Ways and Means committee of the Markley School PTA are holding a card party to raise funds for school activities. Guests will participate in games and social time, with proceeds supporting classroom needs and student programs.
A card party at the school is set for tonight with refreshments provided. Proceeds will buy equipment for the school.
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