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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1931

Page

6

Nature Love Needed By Rural Child

A rural educational piece by Garry C. Myers urges appreciation of nature in country children. It praises rural landscapes, notes the gap between urban and rural teaching, and highlights programs at Wheeling schools using Oglebay Park to connect kids with birds, flowers, and wildlife through field trips and naturalist guidance.

Garry C. Myers Cleveland College Western Reserve University Chikden Brooks Ogle Yark Wheelas West Virgin Thia Children & Co Boston Chil- Brown & Co Little Brown & Hoston Vinleys West Virginia State University

Amherst Wins Honors in Contest

Amherst High School held its preliminary reading and oratory contest in the school auditorium. Participants included Theresa Dybinski Geo Cox Geraldine Giblin Naoma Ruth Mary Nord Grace Hubbard for readings and Virginia Wesbecker Laurie Miller Donald Ludwig Batelle Master for orations.

Amherst Amherst Hi Theresa Dybinski Geo. Cox Geraldine Giblin Naoma Ruth Madam X Mary Nord Grace Hubbard Floyd C. Moore Emma Dreachler Max Egeland Neal Jones Milan Hoffman Elyria S.A. Kartz Lorain Grave Hubbard Naema Ruth Donald Ludwig Virginia Woshecher Ace Hubbard South Amherst Sweat School

Get Up Nights 25¢ Test Promises Relief

Urgent bladder cleanse remedy claim offers easy test to relieve waking at night by using BU KETS and bladder tonic with buchu juniper oil and ate. Box contains 5 grain Biz and promises four days relief or money back. Includes vague druggist reference and company credit.

Co. C Bowers Urng- Ve

Methodist Men's Brotherhood Plans Six Meetings in Four Counties

A series of six meetings in four counties of the Norwalk district of the Northeast Ohio Conference will be held next week by the Methodist Men's Brotherhood. The series opens Sunday in Lorain at 2 40 p.m. and runs through Friday in Sandusky, with programs, readings and orations featuring local participants and music by a small ensemble.

Methodist Men’s Brotherhood E. Dow Bancroft Urbana Norwalk Northeast Ohio Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Men's Brotherhood First Methodist Lorain Wellington Medina Wedsay Clyde Sandusky Oto Methodist Church France Methodist Brotherhood C. P. Lynch Lakewood W. H. van Oster Harvard Avenue Elyria Lorain County Elmer H. Lee Medina County A. L. Hearson Huron County H. Scott Erie County Avon Dorothy Wilcox Amherst John England Margaret Rice Brighton George Foster J. B. Youngblood T. C. Shaw Twentieth Street Frank Breese F. Eschtruth Oberlin Porter C. R. Summers Pittsfield Avery Glenn Piper A. E. Althaus L. A. Groves

The City Loan Promises a Happy Money Year Ahead

An old year 1930 is left behind with a zero. 1931 is welcomed with a big one. The City Loan advertises quick, simple loans to ease debts and bring harmony and happiness, urging patrons to call and secure money on personal security for a fresh start.

City Loan

Mary Martha class hosts at Mrs Kuss residence

Mrs B A Kuss warmly hosted the Mary Martha class of the Congregational church at her Park Avenue home Monday evening. The group played hearts with Miss Dorthea Hearn taking first honors and Helen Sabiers second. Mrs Walter Keppley console. A late luncheon followed for fourteen members and six guests including Mrs Vincent Nalley and Mrs Henry Gordon.

League of St. Peter's Evangelical Church A. I. Eppley Carl Ray Marian Chas. Ray Wellington Eis Jnmont South Amherst BE. Eldred Elyria A. J. Judge Albert John Mayfield Heights Eveland F. M G. Stough Anchorage W. J. Campbell Lakewood Martha Simpson Frank McKeegan Katherine Murray Mary Crews Beatrice Johnstone

Chinese railroads carry 17 million passengers in six months

The Ministry of Railways reports a six month period in 1930 with over 17 million travelers on nine provincial lines. Fourth class carried 14076 418, nearly all, while first class accounted for 88 46801. The Shanghai to Nanking line was busiest with 6,2 million passengers and the Peiping to Mukden route reached 4,088,280. A watch is wrong by opening and closing the case.

Nanking Amont Aking - Shanghai Peiing-Mukden

Five Names For Trondheim Spark Nineteenth Century Debate

In Norway the Odelsting has passed a bill to settle the city’s name dispute once and for all. Locals in Trondheim face five variations in common use as the 1929 nomenclature bill seeks to standardize the ancient name Nidaros, while Trondheim and Trondheim remain alternative spellings. The Lagting must approve before it becomes law, as citizens await an official designation amid lingering Danish influenced forms.

Odelsting Trondheim Trondhjem Nidaros England Los Angeles

Village Dance Helps Fire Fund in Newton Conn

Al Levana as mayor of Dodgin town organized a five piece orchestra for a village dance to raise funds for a new fire engine. The dance drew the town to five houses and contributions ranged from 50 cents upward, with hopes for larger checks as well. The community connected to the cause, despite delays in financing and equipment upgrades.

Newton Conn al Levana Dodgintown Nobot

Government per capita spending then and now

The early year of our government showed per capita spending around twenty cents, while the present level stands near thirty eight dollars per person. This comparison highlights a dramatic rise in civic expenditures over time and underscores changing fiscal priorities.

Relief From Blood Pressure Symptoms Ad

An old advertisement touts Norma a physician prescribed remedy for high blood pressure symptoms. It claims rapid, pleasant relief on first day of use and promotes purchases at drug stores. Safe and non laxative, one bottle allegedly proves its effects.

Norma

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