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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
14
Elyria schools begin a National Youth Administration aided program to place relief family youths ages 16 to 25 in part time school jobs. Applicants must maintain three fourths of a normal course work. pay limited to six dollars monthly. up to 19 hours weekly. jobs include janitorial, field upkeep, clerical, and materials prep.
Wakeman news notes a 7 to 4 Elsha Hi-Speeds win over Red Caps, a 22 to 1 Labor Dar loss to Akron Union Foods, plus marriage notices and fair attendance. The Wakeman Garden Club announces its fourth annual Flower Show on September 14 at Grange Hall, with entry rules, arrangements, and a music program.
Thursday at Norwalk's Huron County Fair drew Mrs. C. J. Host Betty and Mrs. W. J. Benson among a group of attendees. Notable health news reports Elmer Dalton recovering from blood poisoning in Columbus, nearing home. Social events include Donna Jane's birthday party hosted by Mrs. W. H. Jones with gifts and several young attendees. Additional notes mention church and community movements, travels to Kenton, Detroit Labor Day plans, reunions, and local preaching assignments as Rev. Lindherk moves to Ceredo and Rev. Eastman begins in Amerst.
West Ridge illinois style social page notes a weekend guest in Geneva Ohio Jes iter Drusendahl. Local visits include Mrs. Harry Lauer improving after injuries and W M Richards of Lakewood visiting son RW Richard and family. Many dinners and gatherings are reported with Penfound, Brown, Simms, Nash, Minnich, Burrer, Carwood and others attending events from Elyria to Chicago and Avon Lake.
Ohio conservation enforcement warns that firing on squirrels out of season before October 1 can lead to gun loss, license suspension up to one year, and fines from 25 to 200 dollars. Other briefs include a Pratt & Whitney manager's death in Cleveland, a Millersburg teen killed by a car, a move of the forest experiment station, a Constitution Day talk by John Bricker, a prison life talk in Conneaut, and weed-cutting duties for landowners outside municipalities.
O Sept 12 new Epfurth League officers chosen at Sunday meeting. President Maralyon Lyrndes and first vice Velma Andresec named, P Ruth Osborne third vice Ford Bainbridge fourth vice Merton Bartter, secretary Eleanor Streving, treasurer Elizabeth Bainbridge. Installations to follow conference. Also notes of Memorial service, Oberlin return, Lakeside conference trip, upcoming church activities and illnesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Seeley and family of Lodi Ohio join Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toth and others in Elyria for Sunday hospitality. Also mentioned are Mr. and Mrs. Wm Wallhead with children, Mr. and Mrs. Silvester Asperger with children from Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmitkens of Middle Ridge who rallied on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schaible.
Fragments describe funerals visits by Mrs Sigsworth and infant Dwight Smith, Frank Mason appointed Superintendent, and many residents traveling to Mansfield Cleveland Erie County Milan Elyria and Cincinnati. Local societies, church events, and visiting guests feature Mary Spicer, Dorothy Beall, and FGM groups with meetings scheduled for Sept 26.
East Carlisle Parent-Teacher Association opens its 1925 36 year with a get together meeting Friday September 13 featuring a walk on art and a comparative study by Miss June Harrison plus special music Mrs A H Goodspeed serves as chairman
Sept 12 Belden brief highlights: Mr and Mrs Clarence Wise and family hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Heary Pfeiffer in Litchfield. Merle Lehman family attended the Durkee reunion. Belden schoolboys and Principal Me. Terman camped and formed a Boy Scout orientation. Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs John Rule and Ann in Akron. Grange dances drew good crowds with Cook's orchestra. another in two weeks. Meta Weidner visited her sister Mrs Bert Goodman. Mrs Hattie Goodman hosted supper. Visits by Thomassons and Myra Flattery of Elyria. Katie Coveney and daughters Blanche and Florence of Lakewood visited Mrs Mary Killip. A. L. Wise called on George Myers and Rudolph Pfeiffer. Fredricht of Oberlin visited Charles Wise. Jankota family from Cleveland spent Sunday with John Hartman. Lee Mennell family from Cleveland spent Sunday with A. L. Wise. A. J. Hiockle and George Zra benstetter visited Sunday. About twenty young people.
The love of two brothers for the same girl creates a rift in a once happy family. At the Capitol Theatre the Irish in Us stars Jane Cagney Pat OBrien and Frank Met Hugh.
Twenty two stage and screen stars appear in The President Vanishes opening tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre. The sensational kidnapping story of the United States president is the film’s central premise. The note mentions a Wiener roast at Herman Wise’s home and local social updates from Cleveland.
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