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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
12
Downtown shop windows became attraction sites as the “party birds” held inspection window displays for a chance at ten prizes. Twenty three stores entered and crowds collected last night. contestants sent in responses to the Chronicle Telegram.
Oberlin prepares for a chest drive and a meeting set for tomorrow at the James Brand House. The notices announce the upcoming gathering and outline requests for participation. The event appears open to the public with details to follow.
An unclear note suggests someone exchanges trees or gear for work. The fragment mentions a firm or person, context is missing, and no concrete dates or places are discernible.
A disputed apology from Oakley Spaght drew mixed reactions from veterans and local officials. Gov. Mart declined to confirm details while press coverage noted ongoing dissatisfaction with the response and calls for clearer accountability.
Town officials approve licenses for Claude Jackson and Anna Lane Gratton, with notices listing occupations and township. The filing includes farmer and carpenter designations and cautions, alongside a health product claim about nocturnal bladder relief.
The American on os presents The Blackbird and a chorus of young women in a two night program on Wednesday and Thursday October 24. The show will include a benefit for the elementary department and other school projects supported by the Community Chest.
In a formal vote Frank Zared and Wills Yorem were selected as officers. The senior class at Eyite High appointed new leaders during the week, with nominations announced and official duties assigned.
Sixteen new students have enrolled in the Weesti School which opened last week. Teachers in the different departments are assigning courses and preparing class schedules.
Iravon Callahan and Lavina E. Reid are reported as deceased. Funeral arrangements include services at Brackett Funeral Home and Lorain locations with dates and times. The notices mention relatives and church affiliations, listing addresses in Cleveland and nearby areas.
The schedule lists meetings led by Sharp and Jewet across several days. On Monday in Henrietta 4 FL, Tuesday in the mayor's court room at Weihitgion, and Thursday at Brighton Town Hall, all at P M. The meetings cover Corn Hog program planning and related topics.
A concise statement argues that modern wars arise from two main forces predatory economics and aggressive nationalism. It frames conflict as driven by economic exploitation and intense group identity, shaping state and party actions in contemporary geopolitics.
Ten common pleas court cases remain pending with dismissal contingent on paying costs. Major W. H. Vanost er indicates defendants or their organizations owe about $56 in costs. The actions involve firms such as Mecian Soecters of America and Tubes Company. A motion notes the future sentences will be imposed once costs are settled, and a Cleveland attorney for Mesa filed the motion. Names listed include George Loomis and Paul ime Profesti along with Marie Porscha and Tour 7.
The fragment discusses Britain and Laval amid a tense Mediterranean stand as France and Britain adapt to threats. It notes Britain’s potential limited power, Laval’s cautious stance, and the broader strategic stakes in Europe. The piece hints at a preferred hard line unless a threat compels retreat, implying political peril for the leaders involved.
A Sunday program at Second Methodist Church on Middle Avenue is set for October 20 at three. Harvey Johnson, educational supervisor of the local CCC camp, will be master of ceremonies. Betty Wood, president of the North East Conference Girls Guild, will speak for the young women. Ros Carter, local Scout minister, lectures with Mrs Irene Howard reading from Past Lawrence Dunbar. Charles Gray will give an oration on Frederick Douglass. L. Man will speak on national affairs about the Emancipation. Miss Wan will discuss physics. Music by the CCC camp chorus and the Second Method choir will follow the program.
A correction notes the Jaster divorce settlement should state Dr Jaster released his dower interest in a vacant lot on Washington Avenue rather than Mrs Jaster receiving furnishings and property on that street. Additional stray OCR renders Lis etc, but the key correction concerns the dower on Washington Avenue.
Sea ke Village authorities canceled the Lake Breeze road improvement planned with federal funds citing a recent federal restriction. County commissioners said funds could be used elsewhere and will meet with State Highway Engineer A. P. Lazgren to select another road for upgrade, two miles were slated at about 1500.
A car collision at Grafton and Fuller roads in Mil enuvt causes injuries. Dr Pitener sustains a broken collar bone and is to stay at home for treatment. Leonard of Mil enuvt and another vehicle driver were involved in the crash, with Leonard's car overturning.
Police and sheriff departments were asked to be on the lookout for zypsies accused of stealing a pocketbook containing 327 from W J Payer of Berling Heights yesterday.
Lorain County tuberculosis hospital Pleasant View Sanatorium seeks five positions to be filled by civil service exams at Hamilton School on October 29. Open to Lorain County residents only, applications due by October 25. Exam fee is 1 dollar.
The page lists varied market items including calves, hogs, sheep, and lambs with price ranges. notes poultry and eggs. presents employment ads for a resident physician secretary and a maintenance supervisor with salaries. It also includes fruit and vegetable prices such as apples, beets, cabbage, and tomatoes, all in dense, OCR-like columns.
Seven Elyria High School students will contest Saturday in Oberlin for scholarship exams tied to Oberlin College High School Day. Dora Farly piano and Irene Hollis violin enter music contests. others compete in arts and sciences exams. About 246 students registered. regional interest spans northern Ohio and seven other states.
A fragmented report notes shifts in business education with references to figures like E T Reese and Porter. It mentions the National Association of recognized schools and an eyewitness meeting in Chicago Jarestown, highlighting how roles and attendance differ from earlier eras.
Elyria High School sent a modest group to the annual Journalism Association of Ohio Schools convention in Columbus starting tomorrow. The Elyria contingent includes several girls and boys from the Herald star staff and Encuisari group with Joan Bowers, Carl Davies, Farm er Bare Foley, William Lersch, Warren Platner, Homer Price, Lucile Tarnox, Evelyn Yount, and Mary Ruth Cochran. Miss Margaret Edwards will accompany them as faculty adviser. During their stay they will attend the Ohio Northwestern football game Saturday afternoon.
A pressed statement shows Barnhert resigning from the Elyria Police Department citing forced association with a fellow officer and financial need to contest charges. He says he does not wish to endure derogatory conduct or inquiry within the force while funds are unavailable.
Seckeat Teacher ion members will present the program at the October meeting of the Murray Ridge School P T A at 3 30 p m Friday at the school The association plans its regular Hallowe en party next Thursday evening a masquerade with prizes for best outfit and best costume Cider and doughnuts will be served.
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