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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1933
Page
19
A Hoquiam Washington report notes a new clam splitting device that processes about 100 tons of clams per hour. By knives and belts it brings clams to the mincer cleaner and in better shape for inspectors than older systems, according to F. J. Wortner from Copalis Beach.
In New York Sue Al lard a Brooklyn telephone operator at the Metropolitan Hotel meets Philip Gerard son of a wealthy family. She plans a quiet dinner with him while others chase romance and a hospital attack looms. Merle Beckwith tempted by poverty and love for Christine helps a hungry man, then plans a dinner invitation that turns into an unexpected connection.
At East Carlisle school tonight a PTA event featured a pantomime program on grafton road, a style show, and a social hour led by Vere Wa Paid ECR. Local families, such as the Lantsberry and Goodyear households, plus residents from Avon, Lorain, and Elyria, joined in gatherings and visits at homes along LaGrange Road and Butternut Ridge.
Avon residents move into the house on Butternut Ridge recently occupied by the Christensen family. Fred Smith and family relocate from Grafton Road to Ridgeville. Roy Brighthill and daughters move into their Grafton Road home. Jr. and Mrs. H H Gregg and daughters visit Oberlin. L D Feeley from Diagonal Road visits M Diehl in Cleveland. Mrs John Spaeth to entertain A and E club at Chestnut Ridge on April 5th. Mrs John Diedrich hosts hospitality event.
Journalism students report 428 Elyria High School students in the three upper grades work various jobs after school and on Saturdays with many girls doing housework and care of children while boys favor newspaper routes and delivery.
The Krebs Day orchestra from Butternut Ridge road featured Lawrence and Paul Krebs from the same area and performed in Berlin Heights on Saturday evening.
The East Carlisle P T A executive board will meet at the school Friday evening. The next regular PTA meeting, previously set for Good Friday, has been postponed.
Mrs Clarence Whitney hosted the Ladies' Aid of the LaPorte Methodist church on Thursday at her Grafton road home. A screen luncheon at noon was attended by several teachers from local schools and dlvya.
Mr and Mrs R N Fox host True Blue class at La Porte church Friday evening A supper will be served at seven followed by a program in the church auditorium
Billy Feron of the Oberlin road found a cocoon in the woods last Winter and guarded it at home. On Saturday a brown Cecropia moth with a five inch wing span emerged, described by locals as unusually beautiful.
Mr and Mrs Walter Nevins Mr and Mrs Dwight Burr and Mrs H H Gregg attended a party for members of the Pirst chronchoi held Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs F W Bunting in Elyria.
Members of the Fisherman's Muh of the Baptist church in Eviva held a cottage prayer meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Herman fia as on the Indian Hollow road.
The text notes women confined to typical female tasks have entered fields like child care and housework with five in charge of children, one in housework, and two dishwashers. It also lists 73 as newspaper carriers, 30 in delivery, and boys in electrical work, orchestra, garage tasks, carpentry, magazine selling, caddying, lawn care, shoeshining, and ushering.
Relatives in Middle Ridge report the death of Donald Longnecker Li year old son of Mr and Mrs Lievel Longnecker of Toledo Following a short illness he died Friday and funeral rites were held Monday in Toledo Mrs Longenecker formerly Miss Lottie Meuller
A Pleasant Sunday gathering at the Bechtel home honored William Bechtel and his wife on their birthdays. Attendees included out of town guests M F Ludwig and family from Painesville and Oberlin College student Donald Ludwig with his parents.
Naomi Bork remains confined to her home due to illness as the family issues a notice noting her condition and identifying her son Ry Woetner as a relative in the event.
Local officers destroyed a still on Walker Mountain near Pulaski Washington uncovering twenty five dead rats in 100 gallons of mash. Officials are investigating the operation and the case is being treated as illegal distilling activity.
Bands of elk about ten miles from Milton Oregon roam the foothills causing damage to crops and fences. Farmers have flooded the state game commission with pleas for relief after counting a band of over 100 in a fenced pasture. Spain was the first country to countenance women on the stage.
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