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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1936

Page

10

Education Week To Be Observed In Elyria Schools

Elyria and Lorain County schools prepare for National Education Week from October 26 to November 1 with locally crafted programs rather than a city-wide plan. Most schools may hold open house events, reflecting a shift from last year’s uniform districtwide program, as superintendents urge alignment with regular curricula and community needs.

Elyria Lorain County R. C. Maston C. A. Gibbons State Department of Education Ohio Parent- Teacher Associations

Danger Of Carbon Monoxide Again Pointed Out

Ohio health officials issue annual fall warning to cut deaths from carbon monoxide poisoning. Dr. E R Hayhurst outlines 10 home and auto safety rules to prevent leaks, gas appliance misuse, and closed garage hazards. Ohio recorded 518 CO poisoning cases in the year ending Sept 30 1936 with 139 deaths.

Columbus State Department of Health E. R. Hayhurst Division of Industrial Hygiene Harhurst Department of Health Ohio

Resigned Roman administrator retires to countryside life

A historical note tells of a Roman administrator who begged acceptance of his resignation and then spent seven years in rural exile. He lived the final years amid country avocations, a quiet closing to his long service as the years counted seven.

Beware Coughs from Common Colds That Hang On

An advertising block urges quick relief from lingering coughs and chest colds using Creomulsion. It claims the product soothes irritation, loosens germ-laden mucus, and aids nature to heal, asserting it works even after other remedies fail and encouraging readers to consult their druggist.

Landon Knox Club of Amherst elects Mrs Foster president

Amherst Ohio October reports Mrs Ee E Foster named president of the Landon Knox Club of Amherst. Prospective members can obtain cards from Mrs Foster and reserve seats for a Republican banquet at Lorain Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening at 6 30. Speakers include Mrs Benjamin Franklin of Topeka Kansas and others.

Amherst, O Ee. E. Foster Landon-Knox Club Amherst Republican Women’s Club Lorain County Foster Masonic Temple Lorain Benjamin Franklin Topeka Kan

Church and club events fill weekly schedule

A Mary Martha class card party at the Congregational church will be held this evening. The Roosevelt Dover Club meets at Town Hall tonight with county candidates present and all interested invited. Prthian Sisters meet at the K of P Hall Tuesday. Stone City Chapter Easter Stars meets at the Masonic Hall Wednesday. The Eagles auxiliary hosts a Hallowe en party with their meeting Thursday.

Mary Martha Congregational Church Church Sum Roosevelt-Dover Club Town Hall Prthian Sisters K. of P. Hall Stone City Easter Stars Masonic Hell Eagles

Catholic parish groups schedule late October events

The Holy Name Society holds a smoker at the school hall Tuesday evening. Ba zaar Workers are hosted by Miss Rose Plato and Mrs W J Bodmann at the last bingo party at the school hall Wednesday afternoon. The National Council of Catholic Women meets at St Anthony Hall Lorain Tuesday at 2 30 PM. Altar Rosary Society and PTA plan a card party at the parish hall Thursday evening. Altar Rosary devotions Wednesday at 7 30 PM. Catholic instruction class Saturday 9 50 AM for public school children. Next Sunday marks the Feast of Christ the King. Circle 1 St Ann's Society hosts a Halloween party Thursday Oct 29. Fall Festival and turkey dinner set for parish hall Nov 13 14.

Holy Name Society Rose Plato W J Bodmann National Council of Catholic Women St. Anthony Hall Lorain Altar Rosary Society P. T A Christ, the King Circle 1 St. Annn’s Society

Miss Elise Goepfert Speaks on Honduras Furlough

Richmond Virginia returned missionary Miss Elise Goepfert gave talks on her Honduras work and conditions during Sunday School and worship. She also spoke at St John’s South Amherst and Emmanuel Valley City churches. Miss Sylvia Wilson from Elyria sang Ave Maria during worship. Announcements note two circle meetings and choir practice. Kingdom Roll Call next Sunday and Reformation Day communion on Nov 1.

Elise Goepferta Richmond Honduras St. John's Church South Amherst Emmanuel Church Valley City Sylvia Wilson Elyria

Ladies' Aid Society Host At Mrs Kaser Home

Mrs J D Kaser of Park Avenue will entertain the Ladies Aid Society at her residence on Wednesday afternoons. A Hallowe en party for the entire Sunday School and families will take place at the church parlors Friday evening.

J. D. Kaser Park Avenue Ladies’ Aid Society Hallowe'en

Ladies Prayer Meeting Schedule At Washington Ave Home

The ladies prayer meeting will be held at Mrs. James Urban's home on Washington avenue Tuesday afternoon. Praise and prayer service occur at 7 30 Wednesday evening, and the young people's service is at 7 30 Friday evening.

James Urban Washington Avenue

Men of the Town Club Meets at Church Parlors Wednesday

The Men's Club plans a regular gathering at the church parlors on Wednesday evening. They are organizing the county churches annual Reformation Day observance to be held at Amherst this year.

Amherst

Bosse Family Hosts Sunday Visitors From Cleveland and Parma

Rev. and Mrs R C Bosse of West street entertained Sunday guests from Cleveland and Parma. Mr and Mrs Henry Bosse and Mr and Mrs William Pelzer joined the host couple, with their children Carol and Donald Weisense.

R. C. Bosse West Street Henry Bosse William Pelzer Cleveland Carl Weisense Carol Donald Parma

Garden Club Postponed to October 26 at Town Hall

The Garden Club meeting originally planned for this evening has been postponed and will now be held on Monday evening October 26 at the Town Hall.

Garden Club

Newly Elected Officers to Be Installed at Joint County Event

The new officers of the American Legion and Auxiliary 41.1 will be installed at a joint county ceremony at Eyrig Tuesday evening. Officers should meet at the local club rooms at seven and proceed together.

Amerian Legion and Auxiliary 41 Eyrig

Au Courant Club Hosts Mrs Elmer Baker Event

Mrs Elmer Baker of Park Avenue will host members of the Au Courant Club Tuesday evening. All members are cordially invited.

Elmer Baker Park Avenue Au Courant Club

Midweek Bible Study and Services at Local Church

The midweek Bible Study and prayer service will be held at the church at 739 Wednesday evening. The Young Married People’s class meets Friday evening at an announced location. The orchestra rehearses at 6 30 Saturday evening and the choir at 7 239.

Admissions and Discharges Noted for Several Women

The record lists admissions for Caroline Harris of Chillicothe Ohio Mrs Vant Kinko vick of Lorain and Mrs Mary Viica also of Lorain. Discharges include Mrs Vant Kinko vick Lorain Caroline Harris of Chillicothe Ohio.

Caroline Harris Chillicothe Vant Kinkovick Lorain Mary Viica

Twin Boys Born to Mr and Mrs Wood Faris at St Joseph Hospital Lorain

Mr and Mrs Wood Faris of Woodbill Drive announce the birth of twin boys at St Joseph Hospital Lorain. The new brothers join the family in the city.

Wood Faris Woodbill Drive St. Joseph Hospital Lorarn

Midland Mutual Life meeting draws Cleveland crowd

E G Pietch attended a luncheon and important meeting of the Midland Mutual Life Association at Hotel Cleveland. Emery Schibler and Don Granger went to see the Cleveland Rams meet the Boston Shamrocks. Miss Elise Goepforth of Richmond Va hosted by Rev and Mrs Schmidt. Ness Ruth Scchwitzki and Foster Jenne spent Sunday in Cleveland. Charles Ebbs and family visited their son Frederick at Baldwin Wallace University. Alger Wilbur returns from honeymoon to 211 Axtel street. Ed Young and Cleveland friends visited. Rev and Mrs Glenn Horst of New Philadelphia are visiting. Richard Thutt, OSU freshman, spent weekend with Amherst friends. Miss Sylvia Wilson of Elyria was an Amherst visitor. Mrs Joha Boughton of Lorain spent weekend with Amherst friends.

E. G. Pietch Cleveland Avenue Cleveland Midland Mutual Life Association Emery Schibler Don Granger Cleveland Rams Boston Shamrocks Elise Goepforth Richmond C. E. Schmidt Ness Ruth Scchwitzki Foster Jenne Charles Ebbs Sylvia Wilson Elyria Amherst Joha Boughton Lorain

State board to debate Elyria sewer disposal plant need

The state board of health will meet to discuss Elyria's sewerage disposal problem. An engineer said the board may require the city to build a disposal plant immediately, a cost the city cannot easily bear. Oberlin College offered $60,000 for First M E church property on North Alain Street, as the church seeks permission to sell and plans a new site. Amherst residents Mr and Mrs George Hansman will mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary tomorrow. New London voters approved a $50,099 bond issue for waterworks by a 344 to 5 vote.

State Board of Health Elyria Columbus Oberlin College M. E. Church of Oberlin Alain Ambherst George Hansman Amherst New London Seoters

Fiftieth Anniversary Celebrated by St Pauls Evangelical Church

St Pauls Evangelical Church marked its fiftieth anniversary with a three day celebration. State inspectors recommended fire hazard removals in Elyria school buildings, and most have been complied with as reported to the school board. A suit seeking to block a $30,000 Camden Township school bond election was dismissed. Strong opposition surfaced at a Fields school meeting in Ridgeville Two.

St. Paul’s

City considers traffic rules creating tow pound and two hour limit

A council will discuss an ordinance to establish a tow pound for illegally parked cars and to cap Broad Street business district parking at two hours. Meanwhile a crowd of 2,590 watched Elvrra High defeat Oberlin High 17 to 9. Oberlin College then beat Western Reserve 7 to 2. Ballard scored in the second period with Burr adding the extra point.

Elvrra High School Oberlin High Oberlin College Western Reserve Ballard Burr

Bosworth Memorial Fund Endows Theology Professorship

The Bosworth Memorial fund will endow a professorship in the School of Theology, supporting scholarly work and teaching within the program.

Bosworth Memorial Fund School of Theology

Avon Ladies Aid Meets Avon

Avon Ohio October meeting notice lists attendees and visitors from Elyria Cleveland Medina Lakewood and nearby towns. It notes church group gathering at Florence Schwinn’s Chester Road home and multiple family visits and social events involving local residents and relatives.

Elyria police pledge for milk drive for schoolchildren

Twenty three Elyria policemen have pledged 50 dollars a month to purchase milk for undernourished school children. The Romeo Pump Company received a US government air corps order keeping the plant operating at capacity for months. An Oberlin memorial book honoring Dr Edward Increase Bosworth will be published soon with proceeds from sale.

Elyria Romeo Pump Company United States Government Air Corps Oberlin Edward Increase Bosworth School of Theology

Berea residents noted in Columbia briefs

Mr Edmunds of Berea rented the Lehman house on Station Road near Route 2 Mrs Inedore Roth cared for her feverish sister Mrs Wadsworth two weeks She returned home and is convalescing Mr and Mrs David Jones and Carol Jones visited Mrs Lydia Richards in Berea recently Claude Adams of Elyna called

Collmbia Edmunds Berea Lehman House Station Road Route Ineudore Roth Wadsworth Lome David Jones Carol Jones Lydia Richards Claude Adams Elyna

Mrs Paulson and Brunswick social notes

Mrs. Lewis of Brunswick visited her sister Mrs L J Ring on Friday. Mr and Mrs Earl Boone attended a pinocchio party at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Krebs last Saturday night.

Lewis Brunswick L. J Ring Earl Boone Walter Krebs

Mrs Catherine Darrah Visits L L Ring Home

Mrs Catherine Darrah of Sterl ioz Ohio visited the L L Ring home recently. Hoxara Boone and Herbert Hales of Columbia and Miss Vera Remwimger of Lorain and Ruth Stemmetiz of Ridgeville mo traveled to points along the Ohio River to West Virginia last Sunday.

Catherine Darrah Sterlioz L. L. Ring Hoxara Boone Herbert Hales Columbia Vera Remwimger Lorain Ruth Stemmetiz Ridgeville Ohio West Virginia

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Amherst By Jome Central Book Stora ST. Joseph Church ST. Peter’s E. and Circle 3 S. L. Wottring Lincoln Street Robert Hasenflne Circle One William Youngness Jackson Street Rudolph Berger Jeness3 Philathea Bible Cleats Ed. Young Maple Street Foursquare Church ST. Paul Lutheran Murbach Coal Co Ccto. D Evangelical Church Hospital News Stork News Avon Ladies Aid Aig of the Baptist Church Florence Schwinn Chester Road Robert Shyrock George Shyrock Hey Fulmer Cranse Daugher Gertrude Clark Ceieland Ben Walker Burton Presses Isebel Jean Clevelord Andrea Muittendorf Betty Smith Leonard Clawson Medina Arthur Brown Hartyife Gilbert Forthofer William Biltz Lakewood C. A. Bantham Clarence Cranse Epuet Minnesota R. J. Reynolds Tob. Co Sreneo R J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, North Car I. A Nebraska Ball Leek Nesraska Yaa Everwaaan Herman Paulson L. M. Merrow Elyria Sheet Metal Works Ande S. Hov Broad Street Advance General Motors Proving Ground
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