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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1936

Page

6

91 Year-Old Rev Kaley Journeys the World Again

The Rev J A Kaley of this city, at 91, remains mentally alert and physically active. He recently returned from a six and a half month journey abroad visiting Mesopotamia, Babylon, Kyoto, Alexandria, and Cairo. He traveled solo and reports feeling as strong as ever and looks forward to Memorial Day.

J. A. Kaley Raley Mespotamia Babylon Kyoto Japan Alexandria Cairo Lev Ralermin

Evidence of Buying Power Y ten

A reader describes a busy afternoon with crowded gasoline stations, heavy car traffic, and crowded Broad street parking. The piece notes unemployment claims but observes strong auto purchasing activity, calling the country large with great buying power and frequent car use.

Cleveland Natonal Air Mundo Broad Street

New York Day by Day by O. O. McIntyre

Illogical scribbles from a dated column recounts overheard gossip and names, mentioning Arnold Beanett, Gene Fowler, Joel Sarre, Frederic March, and others. The piece highlights social quirks, a Mexico trip, and a spoof of current events with a nameless chorus of characters.

New York Arnold Beanett Yelow Manhattan Hollywasd Gene Fowler Gleas Joel Sarre Old Mexico Atsa Frederic March Peracen Gloria

Today in History and Births

Boston. Died in New York. Agri 1872. 1920 Herbert Spencer born. Died 1902. 1922 Ulysses S. Grant, Jason soldier, etc. 18th President born Point Pleasant, Ohio. Died near Sarasota, July 23, 1883. 1853 Alice Morse Earle born Worcester Mass. Died New York. Feb 16 1873 Helen... Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, born Lan Mass. Died Duxbury Mass Jan 19 1936. Today in History 1805 Derne Tripoli captured by Americans. 1986 John Hays Hammond pleaded guilty of Transvaal… death sentence changed. 1927 Alaskan cable ship repairing damage found whale tangled. 1933 mob of farmers in LeMars, Iowa. 1905 Today’s Birthdays Dr William Draper Lewis born Philadelphia 89 years ago. RL McNinch born North Irman.

Boston New York Agri Herbert Spencer Ulysses 5 Grant Jason Reuiens Union Point Pleasant Ohio Saratosa Alica Morse Earle Worrs Mass Sineer Tripoli Ger Ka Kink Klan John Hays Hammond Transvaal Gree Cathe Andrew Carneste Guize LeMars Iowa William Draper Lewstor 2 Law Intiie Philadelphia RL McNineh North Irman Fed Commission

Kipton News Notes Apr 27 Kipton Residents and Guests

Kipton notes moving and visiting as Clarence Blacker and sisters relocate from Otto Huese farm to the former Johnson farm tenant house now owned by Leral Neal. Nir and Mrs Lieyd Latteman back from Lora and residing on Ure farm belonging to Latteman's father Otte Kingi. Esther Catchins of Canyon visits. Ralph Fates and children Bernie Agmald and Har rer from Elyria visit Perkins home. Various obituaries and birthdays noted including Dr John Ho Randall and Prof Charles Copeland with dates unknown.

Kipton Clarence Blacker Otto Huese Johnson Farin Leral Neal Nir Lieyd Latteman Lora Ure Farsa Otte Kingi Esther Catchins Canyon Ralph Fates Vehihdren Bernie Agmald Harrer Af Elyria M. ES

Today’s Horoscope for Contented Minds and Quiet Paths

A concise horoscope notes those born today tend toward contentment with ordinary life. They show steady resolution and modest ambition, often achieving steady comfort rather than grand heights. The tone suggests慎 cautious self‑assurance and practical goals.

Local Elyria Clinic Treats Minnie Bronson FE Kemp

Fragmented notes indicate Minnie Bronson FE Kemp was taken to the Elyria Clinic for treatment. Other items mention Arthur Bickel of Detroit visiting his parents and Hazel Bichet staying the weekend in Elyria, with several unreadable names and places in the surrounding text.

Minnie Bronson FE Kemp Ely«ria Clinic Arthur Bickel Detroit Mro Bickel Charis Bruhel Bobster Earl Shedd Scot Batroi Eva Hook. Finiley Hazel Bichet Elyria

Knit Dresses Shape Chicagos Merchandise Device

The article describes an adjustable wooden form to shape keeper knit dresses into an outlined skirt. Reeves' device adapts to many sizes, with steps to dampen, clamp, and dry to fit proper measurements. The piece emphasizes ease of sizing and practical use in producing shaped garments.

Chicago

Wellington Musicians Win State Contest Honors

Wellington music group led by Eimar directs a strong showing as they place second in the state contest at Columb County. Judges praise the ensemble as topnotchers with multiple performances shaping a notable showing across several competitions.

Wellington Columb Eimart

Making Life One Grand Sweet Song

Fragmented text discusses turning daily life into a pleasant songlike experience. It references singing at meals and social moments, mentioning a speech expert’s training and a desire to make life feel harmonious, though the piece is garbled and lacks clear events or figures.

Charlie Stegd

Progress Slow After All At National Conference

Disjointed fragment discusses slow progress across ages from rolling logs to wheels and hooks for fishing. Mentions Queen Elizabeth’s lack of forks, common drinking cups, and vessels in railway coaches. Ends mid thought with references to vats, silk, and textile production.

3 City Nansa Seienne Naturad

Anniversary notices for Gibbon Wollstonecraft Morse

A fragmented list of birth and death anniversaries notes Edward Gibbon born 1737? and died, Mary Wollstonecraft born 1759 died Sept 10 1797, Samuel F B Morse born 1791 with mention of his telegraph experiments facing ridicule and early acclaim.

Edward Gibbon Mary Wollstonecraft Samuel F. BR. Morse

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