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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1930
Page
6
The regular New London P T A meeting occurs today at the high school auditorium. A pot luck supper starts at 6 30 followed by officer elections. Members are asked to bring their own plates cups and silverware.
Readable puzzle text lists across and down clues with partial garbled entries. Entries include marriage, insolvency, encumbrance, faith, and various abbreviations, with scattered letter counts and stray phrases from an old crossword page.
Greg's mother Mrs. Du Pont greets Elanda as future daughter, praising her honesty and independence. A warm welcome follows a formal dinner, with gifts including a pearl necklace. The engagement is framed as securing Elanda's future and easing Greg's family fears.
James De Rote was found guilty in peace court on a possession of intoxicating liquors charge and fined two hundred fifty dollars plus costs after a plea of not guilty. A motion to return seized liquor was overruled. In Geneva the Hong Kong drive to abolish mui tsai servitude of Chinese girls aims to register all workers and curb the practice.
Lisbon dispatch reports total Portuguese emigration in 1929 peaked at 40 361 persons with 29 792 heading to Brazil, 5 ET1 to Argentina and 1 421 migrating to North America.
A zany office gadget promises instant energy as the saliant pen meaerings and a pep chair put executives in motion. A quirky quote from Roberta, daughter of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson, adds sensational color to the urban chatter.
A horoscope urges modern romantics to stay off busy street corners and avoid trouble today. Astrological guidance predicts a calm day if one resists public displays and avoids risky social scenes, stressing restraint and prudent choices in love and actions.
An OCR fragment discusses diverting funds from the many to the few and using political pep to befuddle voters. It mentions a figure Jimmy Jauntzyas born today and praises a past major in a pink fedora, while musing on what defines an old timer.
Max Bishop struck in what proved the winning run with a single after a passed ball and Haas line drive. Cochrane threw out Simmons at short on a potential double play. Kosnig’s relay to Lazzeri forced Haas, but the Yankee second baseman misread, failing to throw to first and dropping his glove. Koenig recovered the ball and chased Haas toward third as the play ended.
April 23. William Housman of Cleveland visited his daughter Mrs. Bat Shaw. Easter greetings marked by Will Benton and Miss Etta Benton visiting Irwin Benton’s family in LaGrange. Phillip Hoverso of Burlington announces the marriage of Phyllis Marian Hoverso to Lyndon C. Jones of Penfield at Lexington Kentucky Ashland Avenue Baptist Church. Rev. Clarence Walker officiated. They will live in Marsilles, Ohio where Jones teaches high school. Phyllis Jones works as a bookkeeper at the Farm Bureau in Columbus. They attended Easter services at Wellington Baptist Church. The couple spent the weekend with their parents, and others traveled among families for Easter. C Kirby remains on the wick list. Mrs P E Ravison has ty eon i.
The week includes callers from Los Angeles and La Grange visiting C J Behnke and a birth announced by Mr and Mrs Cle Minkler of Lorain. Students take six weeks exams, plan scholar ship tests and a junior senior banquet while rehearsals begin for the Brinkdale College operetta with a campus cast and chorus.
Avon April meeting opened with a sketch Jake and Lena acted by Elizabeth Moon Donald Pickering and Glenn Hubbard. A piano solo followed then moving pictures from Industrial Film Service Inc. Reports read and approved. Officers named: Mrs R A Middlestead president Mrs N C Merck vice president Mrs O Dean Bliss secretary Mrs C E Fitch treasurer. Refreshments served.
Miss Dorothy Blackman of John Hop kins Baltimore is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs 0 A Blackman. The Blackmans drove to Georgetown Ky to see their son Randolph. Mr and Mrs Wm Parnell of Shelby visited Mrs Geo Parnell. Miss Doris Stratton of Ashtabula visits her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Stratton for Easter. Weekend visitors: Marjorie Schneider S D Findley Lawrence Templeton of Cleveland. Miss Gwen Parnel recovering from illness. Naomi Goodrich stayed with Marjorie Culbertson overnight. B B Shay returns from Tavarea Fla where he spent winter with Mr and Mrs L B Shars. Sunshine Philatheas met Mrs Fern Morris on Tue eve the 15th. Fifteen members gathered at Mrs Fern Morris East Main St for business and social meeting. Devotionals led by Mrs Florence Bremeneee. After business, president Hortense Smith and Mrs G L Kettering entertained, followed by lunch served by Ares James Wade Hotchkiss Ruth K Goodrich and Mable Kelly. Adjourned to meet with Mrs Kettern
Family doctor approved laxative to avoid harsh purges. Suitable for children with coated tongue or mild fever, older adults with clogged bowels, and bilious symptoms. Ingredients stimulate muscular action aiding normal bowel function. Drugstore offers large bottles and free trial bottles by mail.
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