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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1933
Page
20
Harrisburg reports state emergency relief markets in York and other cities feed about 12,000 people weekly at roughly 49 cents per person for a full ration. A health nurse assists households on how to maximize nutrition and savings while producers offer goods at cost due to high volume purchases.
France launches a nationwide anti rat campaign to curb damage estimated at 359 400 000 dollars per year across the country. The effort aims to reduce losses in agriculture urban areas and industry through integrated pest control.
Nicaragua plans to import more coffee in the current year than last, signaling expectations of a larger domestic intake and potential adjustments in trade and agriculture policy. Local exporters anticipate steady demand from regional roasters while farmers monitor harvest yields for the coming season.
Franklin Parent Teacher Association met with president Mrs M F Fe presiding. 3200 garments distributed by welfare workers. Miss Bertha Dunham spoke on the Value of Nature Study with wildflower pictures. A board party at Mrs Peter Neufer’s on School street featured pedro and bridge games with Mrs G Zemba and Mrs L Bauer winning prizes.
Mrs. Fred Strait from Elyria visited Eaton home while daughter Mrs. Lewis Knapp recovers from the grippe. Several families hosted or visited, Palm Sunday choir plans, and community events at Hopwood and nearby towns. Notables include the death of Herbert Traxter and illness of Winthrop Ball in Florida.
Real estate transfers list quitclaim and deed actions. Ralph E Laubscher to Marie Agnes Smith 12 acres on Lake Shore Road Brownhelm Township. A B Taylor to Lorain County Savings and Trust Company Pasadena Avenue. Eth el Faber and Curtis Diday receive part of lot 26 block 14 Selah Chamberlain trustee allotment Lorain. Cyrus O Jaster to Florence Jaster sublot 1211 Eastern Heights Subdivision Three Elyria. W W Dodd and Clifton Ldrich to Hillcrest Orchards Inc 45 acres on Milan Elyria road Henrietta Township.
John Sayres, claiming to be the oldest hobo on the road, applied at the Cedar Rapids city jail for food lodging and clothing. He received help and left the next day, saying a shoemaker’s tools were stolen from him in Atlanta Georgia.
Edna Christensen, manager of Memorial Hall in Racine, promotes boxing and wrestling at the public auditorium. She is one of the few women auditorium managers in the United States. The article notes rising activity in the oil fields of Venezuela.
In rural Pennsylvania districts teachers note girls wearing denim trousers and overalls to meet hard daily chores. The State Department of Public Instruction reports these utilitarian garments endure weekly washings with little wear.
Pennsylvania Game Commission reports a winter downturn as bears enter hibernation. Refuge Keeper Theodore Carlson found two female bears sleeping in ground depressions in North Bend. In Cameron County game protector Cecil Marsh found two more females in long sleep with two cubs in one den and one cub in another.
A Boston bookshop prices a copy of The Arabian Nights at 25 dollars after a blue inscription reads F. D. Roosevelt No. 36 Weld Hall Harvard College 1905. Speculation arises since Roosevelt graduated Harvard in 1904.
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