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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1930
Page
10
A collage of quips and mock horoscopes mix political sneers and odd figures. The piece parodies Bolshevik tricks, radio instructions, and a boxing boast by Geo Trafton before a Carnera fight while riffing on astrology and quirky personalities like Hacker Weanerstein.
Advertises Zemo as a fast acting antiseptic for itching and burning skin. Claims immediate relief on contact, mentions use for severe rashes and infections, and promotes pricing 35c 60c and 1.00 with all dealers carrying the product.
Port au Prince natives gather in Gonaives as Adyv and Jean Francois Beauhorinais participate in a fighting festival. The scene evokes memories of old timers who once occupied front seats at such events.
A distressed crowd in Port-au-Prince chased a speaker associated with the Hoover investigating commission after he praised U S achievements since Benjamin Franklin. The cruiser Rochester departed with the commission, and bricks flew as residents denounced him and threatened his home.
West Ridge notes show Mr and Mrs Bery Snyder entertained Mr and Mrs Ben Wade of Oberlin for dinner. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs F N Hopkins of Amherst. Sunday callers ranged from Elyria and Amherst arrangements to several local residents. brief items mention Passion Play attendance and Edna Pallas recovering from car trouble at Elyria Clinic.
Thursday and Friday events include a play Icebound at Elyria High School auditorium attended by Pallas and others. Numerous locals, including Miss Augusta Schoff, Miss Marjorie Simms, and Miss Lillian Eldred, return home for vacations. Residents take part in choir practice, house moves, and family visits. memory remarks close the note.
The Penfield MKE ser vices announce Special Services in the M E Church this week. Monday was Public School night with Penfield Orchestra. Rev. Quade spoke. Tuesday was Men's night with Rev. A C Corfman. Wednesday is Ladies' night with Rev Schott. Thursday is Young People's night with Rev Quade. Friday is Sunday school night with Rev Carter and others. A Ford truck collision near Penfield injures two and demolishes a wagon. Passengers Kei and sons move from Penfield to Sullivan. horse shot. Local residents, travel, illness, and visits are noted.
A note from the Oberlin area community lists a Congregational Society meeting at Society Hall this Thursday, April 3, with a covered dish dinner planned. Mrs. Ben Soot is mentioned in connection with local events and a hospital detail references the Oberlin hospital.
A national highway safety program plans to scrap 27000 unfit cars this year as part of ongoing vehicle safety efforts. The initiative targets outdated and unsafe autos to improve road conditions and reduce accidents nationwide.
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