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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
13
Six accidents occurred during the last motorcycle races of the season at the county fair grounds. One driver was spilled twice. Fred Fredenstein of Elyria won the trophy cup to the championship race.
The building of the first Methodist church here in 1830 is being observed this week with attention to its historical significance and local heritage.
A wiener roast sponsored by the Epworth League of the M E Church was held in the woods at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Peak on Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Arnold Buck Mr and Mrs Fred Grossman and several Peak family members and friends.
The Boys' 4-H Club of Avon under Robert Peak received grades at the county fair. Students listed include Will Am Peak for Popcorn, Grade B. Adam Abfalt for Poultry, Grade A. Ronald Toil for Potatoes, Grade B. Charles Kiingshirn for Dairy, Grade incomplete.
Mrs. Kohl of Bay Village visits the Olds home this week while Elyria residents Doris Jameson and Mrs. Frank Schneider travel Tuesday. Mrs. Schneider attends State PTA meeting in Akron as a local PTA delegate. Hubert Bacher of Amherst Sanatorium visits grandparents in town. Howard Wilford visits Cleveland. A note recalls Napoleon as a voracious reader with Barbir as librarian and shelves in his traveling carriage.
An old advertisement touts FASTEETH powder to hold teeth firmly and comfortably with no gummy taste. It promises improved fit for eating talking and laughing, plus fresher breath, and directs readers to buy at Muir's or other drug stores.
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