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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1936
Page
2
A Democratic organization plans a final campaign rally Friday at the Democratic headquarters in Hotel Billinghurst. W J Gray, chairman of the committee, calls all committee members and booth workers to attend. A second meeting under the Democratic Women's Club will be held tomorrow at the same headquarters.
Local candidates will speak at a meeting followed by a democratic rally at Avon Lake High School tomorrow evening with Dr Walter McCaleb of Cleveland listed as principal speaker.
Margaret Wysszaski was appointed stenographer at 84 dollars a month to replace Olga Semborl who resigned to join a national concern. County commissioners reported today on staffing changes.
Water users on the West Side will see higher bills as November statements cover a 40 day period due to the new 215 billing changes. Service Director I D Fanon says the rise is a one time adjustment for the 40 day period and not a monthly increase.
The department sets West Side meters for a 0 day reading and East Side meters for 220 day readings to ensure bills fall due between the first and tenth of the month. South Side bills remain unchanged. The plan aims to give clerks more time for records processing.
The South Amherst American Legion unit met at Mrs Milo Mimeh’s home in Elsria on Monday to organize committees led by Mrs Harmon Mathis and appoint chairmen for publicity welfare and hospital work. A fund of fifteen dollars was set for Amherst Hospital necessities and Mrs Wei was tasked with coordinating this effort. An additional ten dollars was planned for a related donation.
A fragment describes the Scred Baboon worshipped in Eatot, with beliefs of burial and mummish after death for men and women to await a great resurrection.
An Armistice party for Legion Club members and families was planned for Wednesday evening November 11 in the recreation room with a pot luck supper at 6 30. A program social hour and door prizes followed. Mrs Paul Mori received a past president gift from Mrs Charles Corbett. The November meeting will feature Mrs Walter Krueck and daughter Miss Rewith. A village council regular session was held at the town hall with Mayor Henry Garland in attendance.
The ladies of St John’s Evangelical and Reformed church are asked to meet at ue chu on Thursday morning at 9 o’clock to do the fair cleaning. A Pot Luck Tuck dinner will be served at noon and each attendee is asked to bring something for the meal.
An all data session for the Ladies Dime Society will be held at the Congregational church Thursday for the purpose of quluus Wis Huth will serve lung at suon.
Mrs Gust Anderson requests all members of the Reyal Nembber Lodge to meet at the hall Thursday evening at eight for a special meeting.
The Women's Circle of the Na church will meet Thursday afternoon at the church parlor for a business session followed by a social time.
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