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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1935
Page
10
J S Sloan a southern scientist with a Duke master will address Elyria High School students Friday at the school auditorium. He will explain some of the mysteries of liquid air and share insights from his research. The talk adds to the air assembly programs planned for the 1935 30 school year.
Oklahoma City Sept 25 Voters backed two constitutional amendments to grant old age pensions and homestead tax exemptions. Early returns from 1 760 of 3 375 precincts showed a two to one margin in favor. Pension plan would provide 30 dollars monthly to men aged 64 plus and women 55 plus. Requires five years residency in the state over ten years.
Twenty six members of the Y Indus Club attended a stag party at the Boy Scout cabin on Abbe Road last night. After a 7 p.m. dinner served by two committees led by Kenneth Beal, Robert Bridger, and Robert Bearer, members played bridge and other games, spending an informal hour.
Radio listings for WTAM and sister stations show a dense autumn lineup on September 25 with programs ranging from satire and music to politics and variety. Notable entries include a three-act segment, the Navy Band, Tales of War, entertainment features, and multiple orchestras, reflecting a broad midweek broadcast slate across AM stations WHA WGA and WLW with varied hosts and bands.
A court session set for Tuesday includes Sear Olson of Birmingham and National Type Co. of Lorain among participants. The asset amount cited is 37960 with reported assets totaling 5105.
Real estate transfers listed include A. Cook selling to the Village of M part of Villages Iot 382 on North Ridge Road in .4 Township. A. Bord and Lilliam Bord with Gertrude E. Neufer transfer property at 206 Beach Land Company Koenig trustee for Janet a minor in Brownhem Township.
Rapid progress marks the opening weeks of the 1935 36 school year in restoring a unified music program in Etrica grade schools after three years without specialized musical supervision. Marjorie Rossiter, once music supervisor, surveys schools to assess student musical ability and needs and outlines instruction. Teachers will deliver 75 minutes of music weekly per class, tied to daily periods, with supervision alternating days.
Several veteran screen favorites appear in the supporting cast of Steamboat Round the Bend now playing at the Capitol Theatre. Frank Maro Hobart Bosworth James Marcus and Edward Coxen are among the players supporting Will Rogers and Irvin S. Cobb in the program.
Opening tomorrow Dreamland Theatre presents a mystery film billed as an exciting Many stellar story on one night. Headlining are Fran j chot Tone and Una Merkel leading the cast. Edinburgh University reports over 4000 students with about 1250 women.
Wellington on September 25 gathered members of the Episcopalian Sunday school for a farewell honoring Rev Woods and his wife as they move to take pastorship in another city. The program featured music by Willard Sutliff, Fred Sponsilier, and others, with an electric alarm clock gift presented to the couple. Local Legion floats and post members attended the convention in St. Louis.
Local Aerie F O E issues 125 invitations for a clam bake in club rooms Thursday evening. Also notes Farm Bureau meeting, community sympathy for the Baird family, and local social briefs including club events and visits by residents.
South Ridge notes list Mr and Mrs Clifton Simms at the 25th wedding anniversary of Sara Simms of Urdar. Miss Bessie Patton visited Elyria guests then Pasadena, Calif. Mrs Theodore Grilis of West Ridge visited her parents. others called on Mrs E Schubert. Clayton Peabo clan hosted Ida Belle, Ard Vivian, and family in New Oberlin. Elizabeth Kantor of Elr- (text incomplete)
Various residents and guests are noted visiting relatives and friends across Amherst Ridgeville Lakewood and Cleveland including Mr and Mrs L W Spiegelberg Miss Betty Gunder and Mr and Mrs C J Smith Mr and Mrs Anthony Light Mrs Cook Mr and Mrs H C Delefield Miss Louise Waters Rev and Mrs R G Pferrer and others with events spanning Thursday Sunday and Monday Air conditioning is making rapid progress in Argentina.
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