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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1932

Page

2

Taken From Our Files 46 Years Ago in Elyria News

A 1907 Elyria Reporter note cites street car tracks as downdraft ditches in west side streets and quotes service Director J C Smith on flooding. It also mentions Lorain militia awaiting orders to quell shipyard strike riots and Col Zimmerman evaluating more troops.

Elyria West Side J. C. Smith Lorain Company B Col Zimmerman Fifth Regiment Drtchfield

Misread Ad Claims 25 Cent Night Test For Sleep Aid

A garbled ad text promises a 25 cent test to reduce nightly bladder issues and wakefulness. It touts a method claimed to lessen nocturnal awakenings by guiding users to relax the bladder and achieve deeper sleep, while urging readers to try the product and save money on mornings.

War service costs pinching budget balance says Hayden

Washington April 5 Senator Hayden warns the elastic part of federal spending makes budget balancing hard. He notes the nation must meet a billion yearly obligation to veterans and that debt payments cannot be cut quickly. Other officials push drastic cuts and a manufacturers tax as an emergency measure, while acknowledging its regressive impact.

Charles P. Steward Central Press Washington Uncle Sam Carl Hayden Arizona William HA King Utah Senate Finance Committee

Avon Brides Avon Apr 5 Multiple Local Social Notices

Mrs Frank Knipper visited Elyria relatives. Miss Amy Saye of Ridgeville stayed with her sister Miss Miriam Pickering. Mrs Frank Pickering and Mia Arnold Buck hosted a luncheon for Mrs Earl Picker of Cleveland. Mrs Mary J Webber returned home after illness at St Josephs Lorain. Mrs Carl Schwartz of Fairview Village visited her parents. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Walter of Wellington moved to Barbier place on Detroit road. The Live Wires of the Baptist Sunday School held a social at the home of their group.

Avon Frank Knipper Elyria Amy Saye Ridgeville Miriam Pickering Frank Pickering Mia Arnold Buck Buck Earl Picker Cleveland Mary J. Webber St. Jospeh S Hospital Lorain Carl Schwartz Fairview Village John M Alten Kenneth Wallcr Wellington Barbier Place Detroit Road the Baptist Sunday School

Pop teacher Miss Mary Gough hosts lively Friday event

Mary Gough organized a Friday evening get together for seventeen youngsters. At 19 o'clock lunch was served and all members attended, calling the evening well spent.

Mary Gough Coote

All Bran Proves Twice The Iron Of Beef Liver

Kellogg's All Bran contains twice as much usable iron as an equal amount of beef liver. It also adds bulk to the intestines and supplies Vitamin B to tone the intestinal tract aiding with constipation. Two tablespoons daily recommended. not habit forming. recipes on package. made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.

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