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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1936
Page
8
Berkeley brief notes a University of California assessment of loans to needy students, outlining aid trends and possible program impacts. The report highlights financial support dynamics at Berkeley and related campuses.
The text urges studying under two hours daily and disdain for reading Shakespeare preferring lighter works like No Nice Girl Swears and Twenty Thousand Years in Sing Sing. It comments on men as "grand" and tolerant of casual necking with tastes ranging from ice cream to gourmet meals.
News from correspondents lists events today at Lake Avenue Community Church home of Mr and Mrs Otto Jabbusk Griswold Road Penfield juvenile Grange inspection Rochester Harmoni a Society of the M E church in the church dining room South Amherst American Legion Post 19 club rooms Sullivan Congregational church council meets.
Sunday events include the Annual Homecoming at the M. E. church in Birmingham. In Henrietta the King's Herald Group of the M. E. church meets there in the morning. In Litchfield the Young People of the Congregational church meet with Mr and Mrs William Spieth.
A combined reception for the pastor and farewell for Mrs. Adna Lyons took place in the dining hall of the M. E. Church. Sullivan reports a collision on the square Wednesday evening when a car driven by Mr. Kane of Cleveland was struck by a second vehicle carrying Mr. and Mrs. Van Ziler of Crestline.
A driver named Gates was struck while turning off Detroit road on Wednesday evening around two o clock. His truck was completely demolished in the impact.
Eaton Church of Christ Sandar observes Promotion Day for advancing classes with certificates. The Sunday School orchestra under Mr. Gilcrest performs again, practices Thursdays at 7:15 p.m. A young peoples choir forms with Sunday worship songs. Rev. A K Stevenson preaches on Fullness of Christ. Eaton Young People visit Christian Temple in Lorain at 5 45 p m with car pooling offered.
Rally Day at Sullivan Church will be observed on October 4 with Rev. Dr. F. H. Groom of Franklin Circle Christian Church in Cleveland as guest speaker. The program includes unified worship and sermon in morning service, a basket dinner at noon, and a 2 p.m. Fellowship service led by Rev. John B. Nance.
Birmingham, Oct. 2 The Community church will hold its annual Home Coming on Sunday October 4 with three services. Dr Vernon W Wagar will speak at 11 am, Dr Smith of Florence Community church at 1 30 pm, and Rev Karl Meister will preside at 7 30 pm. Sunday school begins 9 45 am with a noon potluck lunch and special music at each service.
Old Glory Grange in Oberlin held Booster Night with a brief business session followed by a program led by Wilmot Long. Readings by Arlene Stone Hazel Amsbarr and Orville Rising accompanied by music from Mrs. Twinging and sons an education talk and the one act play It Pays to Advertise performed by young people.
Avon Lake high school students held officer elections for the Senior and Junior classes. Seniors elected Howard Redding as president Don Manning as vice president Betty Hall as secretary and Bernice Patrie as treasurer. Juniors chose Betty Smith as president Sylvia Bushman as vice president Eleanor Williams as secretary and Donald Cowgill as treasurer. The Junior class will run this semester's candy sales.
Sullivan Division No. 4 of the Congregational church Ladies Aid will present a playlet titled The Minister's New Car at the high school auditorium on Friday October 16. The Sullivan girls' orchestra provides music and Mrs Gail Herfner will give a reading during the evening.
Pete and Frank Dena of Holland arrive in San Francisco by a £1500 sail and motor boat they built in Seattle from their carved goods. They plan a Panama Canal trip then Holland and around the world selling miniature wooden shoes after lectures. They left Holland seven years ago and now travel by their own vessel to tour the globe.
Neither is an experienced navigator, their only experience with canal boats in Holland. Frank was washed off the small sailboat during a five day trip from Seattle, but Pete rescued him. They will study navigation and sax while not carving wooden shoes.
Detroit story about a zebu nicknamed John Clay imported from Indiana by M S Swain. Officials at the Detroit Zoo reluctantly accept the animal, citing hoof and mouth fears, leaving the creature in a pen to ponder its unlikely fate.
A Washington University survey of Alpha Nu Delta sorority members shows a shift in how top grades are earned. The report notes members wear modern fashion, ignore horn rimmed glasses, and prioritize study habits and trends over the old stereotype.
Avon Lake Lawrence Gates suffered bruises and cuts to his face and arms when his truck was struck by two cars at the Detroit and Center intersection.
Buffalo N Y The Illumination Engineering Society convention featured glareless windshield glass from Westinghouse presented by research director L W Chubb The new glass blocks headlight glare without hindering driver vision and aims to reduce auto accidents by improving night safety.
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