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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
6
The Elyria City Board of Education will ask county commissioners for 14500 from the county relief fund to support school relief work. The request follows board approval Tuesday night and aims to cover clothing and shoes for about 200 needy children 6600. food 4500. books and supplies 3000. and medical services 1000.
West Ridge notices include plans for County W T U convention programs at the Oberlin Methodist church on October 4 with Rev C F Wiseman and Mrs Wiseman from Elyria as expected guests. Local social items note visits among residents of Oberlin Elyria Amherst Olmsted Falls and nearby towns with multiple family gatherings and community events.
A child is born behind a Rock Springs billboard to Mr and Mrs William Self of Salt Lake City while they were speeding toward a doctor in Rock Springs Wyoming. The Selfs, tourists, reached the city outskirts but could not summon a physician before the birth occurred.
Towl Studios of Music enters its fifth term under Louella Towl offering new courses alongside popular piano. Gladys Parmisy West directs classical piano for juniors from age five. Orpha Towl provides operatic and popular vocal work. Albert C. Ruoff teaches violin banjo and Hawaiian guitar with quick study methods. Enrollment at Day's Music Store, 2860.
Elyria school board debates suing the city to recover water rent already paid for school usage. A special meeting failed to decide, with the board currently paying 10 water rent despite a ruling that it should pay none. A member questioned charges for a water meter at the Edison schools and why a meter is needed if no payment is required.
Mrs. Jo J. Weiler hosted the Solo Club at her Avon home on a Monday evening, the gathering centered on playing Salo before a delicious lunch. Mrs. Charles Wagner invited the club to meet at her home in two weeks.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Knights of St. John auditing committee met Monday evening at Mrs. Frank Lescher's home. Notices note Milton Russell, son of Mr and Mrs James Russell, is absent from school due to blood poisoning in his limb. Mrs. Anna Wilhelmi of Elyria stays indefinitely with her son, Mr. and Mrs Matt Wilhelmi. Mrs. Bertha Marlowe returned home after weeks with Mr. and Mrs P H Lyon in Cleveland. Mrs. Marlowe accompanied by Mr and Mrs Lyon and C H Lyon of Chicago. Mrs Javon will visit a few days. Mrs Jamey Russell spent Tuesday in Cleveland. Avon residents attended the funeral of John Schunaker, who died Saturday and was buried from St Teresa's church in Sheffield Tuesday morning.
Battlefield Missouri reports Mrs Perry Rogers 31 claims to be the state’s youngest grandmother. Her daughter Mrs Howard Flood, aged 16, recently had a baby girl. The baby’s great grandmother Mrs Charles Jones is 53. The note adds a statistic that 490 flea species have been described.
In Havana, authorities warned of heavy dynamite at Colon Cemetery where a plot to bomb the funeral service for Dr. Clemente Vasquez Bello, Senate president and one of five murdered politicians, was thwarted as the service moved to the Vasquez Bello family plot in Santa Clara. Police guarded sites, suspect devices found at the Truffin family plot and the Pantheon of Gen. Calinto Gomez, while the nation entered three days of mourning.
Experiments by the State College of Agriculture at Lincoln Nebraska produced a new wheat named Cheyenne Wheat. It resists the Hessian fly better than common varieties and features a stiff straw with an erect head suitable for combine harvesting, aiding western Nebraska farmers with easier harvest and reduced crop loss.
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