Hospital Policy Will Cover Most Costs
A hospital policy will cover most costs for patient care as COLE fore that.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1936
Page
14
A hospital policy will cover most costs for patient care as COLE fore that.
Emiah Palmer recounts an old kettle find in Willoughby, noting unique design and historical charm. The fragment hints at seven cakes or portions associated with the discovery, suggesting local curiosity over a small household relic.
Oberlin Conservatory presents Miss Vivian Everhard in a fourth year organ recital in Holmes Memorial Hall at Oberlin College She is a Canton graduate and student of Isor Laurel Everett with ties to the Oberlin program through Everhard family and Frank Ciewall as noted in the program fragments
Fragmentary text mentions Silence and observers, referencing a person named Mark Carros and the phrase heart breaking ones. The passage appears to discuss keeping ears apart and a service role, with disjointed lines about 19 2 and a Santa reference.
In a stained text an unnamed minister halts his sermon and quips that people should pass out as they are weighed. The garbled column fragments mention bigotry as an obstinate attachment and include stray lines about smoking and seven hours a day, with scattered references to private minds and a found body.
In Elyria the new game titled Itz draws crowds as A L Red Mays and colleague Paul Dete tour store windows showing its play. Mays notes the game can be simple or complex, depending on the operator, while Dete joins in demonstrations.
A display item titled FREEZO TM the COLDSPOT Robot sits in the Sears window each afternoon this week drawing curious shoppers.
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