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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1932

Page

5

Blackburn Seeks Title as Most Heroic Lancashire Town

Blackburn challenges Mossley for the “Most Heroic town in Lancashire” honor as the cotton slump tightens. The town once boasted 148 mills, now 6 idle, harming over 25,000 workers. Millwork downsized drives hundreds of girls to seaside domestic roles. idle factories and falling fortunes reshape the community.

Blackburn England Lancashire Britain Mossley Massiey

Vincent briefs highlight many local social visits

Mrs Mary Reibling spent Sunday with Mrs Adam Suhrer of Lorain who is ill. Miss Florence McCarty and Mrs Ui Lewis were Elyria business visitors. The Dunfee reunion drew Raymond Dunfee and Elaine Benedict from Cleveland to Mill Hollow. Several relatives visited, guests traveled to Camp Craig Medina for the Girls 4 H Club, and others called on neighbors along Lake Ridge and Oberlin roads.

Hoendle Vincent Lake Breeze Road Raymond Dunfee Elaine Benedict Cleveland Dunfee Mill Hollow Jonh Cook Raymond Cook Elyma J. Cook F. H. Lewis Junior S. C. Hurlbut J. G. Morris and Sons William Goodsite Louie Morse Elyria Maud Fridenstine Mur Ray Ridge Florence McCarty Camp Craig Medina E. A. White Edith New York Columbia University Thomas Bruce Fred Schmack Wayne Amherst Burnett St. Petersburg Florida D. A. Myers Otto Cissne Sheffield Robert Cissne

Elyria Town Line Briefs Aug 19

Mr and Mrs BE Schubert attended the funeral of Curtis Schumate in Elyria Monday afternoon. Miss Irma Spiegelberg returned from a week at Linwood Park. Mr and Mrs Lewis Spiegelberg Miss Caroline Spiegelberg and guest George Berk of Mich were noted residents in town during the week.

E. C. Schubert Oliver H. Drusendahl George Decker West Ridge George Berk Michigan Lewis Spiegelberg James Vargo Elyria Frank Kerekes Caroline Spiegelberg Cleveland Pearl Day Madison Wis H.C. Schubert Elyria Townline Schubert Curtis Schumate Irma Spiegelberg Linwood Park Mich

Sleep disturbance near Allentown construction scene

An unusual sound described as a cross between a growl and a snort woke a neighborhood in Allentown as construction work proceeded. Investigators traced the disturbance to a man asleep among air compressors, concrete mixers and other building apparatus.

Watchmans Allentown

Construction Sound Sparks Alarm in Snores Neighborhood

Residents reported noises sounding like explosions during a nearby construction project in Snores, prompting police checks and temporary evacuations as crews worked on the site. Authorities investigated the source and ensured safety measures were followed.

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