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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1933
Page
16
Elyria Library surpassed previous marks by circulating 15 618 books in the last month topping one day peak at 1 001. Fiction dominated with 106 976 volumes though adult and juvenile sections lagged behind demand for mystery and western tales.
The text mentions rises in philosophy economics sociology useful arts and periodicals but lacks full context or concrete details about who recorded the increases or where.
In Oberlin Ohio the school board decided to keep 115 Russia township students in Oberlin High School for one year despite funding issues. The move awaits state aid and possible legislative tax changes. Board also postponed decisions on practice changes, critic teachers, and potential teacher salary reductions until May. I L Porter named to community relief committee.
Oberlin Odd Fellows and Rebekahs invite guests to the I O O F hall for an evening program featuring High School Drama Club skits Modesty Loving Lunatics and Pantomime plus solos by Paul Wainright of Elyria. Dancing and refreshments follow. Grove Patterson to speak at Oberlin Community Day June 17 part of centennial events with a historical pageant and invitation to Governor George White.
Dr and Mrs J A McGrann and children visited Cleveland Wednesday. Mr and Mrs C R Summers will be in New Philadelphia Saturday to help plan a July meeting of the department council and department association of ladies auxiliaries. Mr and Mrs Harold Wright and children of Bellevue visited her parents on West College street. Dr and Mrs Gregg left Wednesday for Washington DC to see relatives for several days. Rev L E B Daniels of Christ Church Episcopal spoke at Grace church Lenten service in Sandusky. Mrs S Gray visits Baldwin cottage with O B Seaman. Mr and Mrs Francis Gravit of Ann Arbor Mich expect to visit W F Gravit’s family for vacation. Rev Chester Emerson, dean designate of Trinity Cathedral, spoke at Lenten services last evening at the Episcopal church.
During a vice squad raid at the University of Santo Tomas in Manila 16 students were arrested for shaking dice in a room. In England chickens are being reared with artificially dyed plumage through added dyes to their feed.
Trade records show Turkey imported more than 1.6 million dollars worth of American products last year. The figure highlights sustained U S exports to Turkey across multiple sectors and markets.
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