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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1934
Page
10
The 72nd annual Wellington fair opens tomorrow with one of the largest anticipated crowds. Attractions include a baseball game between Wellington and Homerot, a school band concert, a Kipton versus Nova ball game, a Wellington Penfield German band performance, a pony race, and claimed reduced admission to boost attendance.
Mrs. James Hadelphia hosted guests from New London and New P uesday while Miss Aliceons of New London spent the weekend with Miss Rosalie Adan. Families, reunions, and dinners marked the social week with residents like Mr. and Mrs. Loom Tenhat and Miss Mae Br Nettie Gould among those noted.
Radio programs schedule segment lists shows and times for a local station. It names program titles, hosts, and broadcast hours with brief notes on weekday variations and evening repeats. The readable text summarizes available offerings and when stations air specific segments for listeners.
MT GILEAD OH Aug 21 Doctors who held consultations over the weekend reported Donald Campbell 24 encep h victim who has talk and muttering intelligibly for 215 days may recover. His condition showed change today and physicians said his progress likely requires weeks of care.
Augus reports marriage announced for Miss Luella Cotton daughter of E F Cotton and Mrs Cotton. The wedding occurred at home of her daughter and family in Ridge Exysland. Various local families attended including Gaekr and Kolbe clans. Mrs Ludwig of Amherst died Tuesday. funeral Friday.
A peculiar incident in Northumberland centers on a pipe smoking woman strolling the street. Chief Newton W. summoned. residents debated legality as a local man claimed no law bans pipe smoking by women. The dialogue included misheard phrases and a glimpse of mundane rural life as youths discussed cars and trains.
A fragmented item notes Joseph W. Rainey as a Democratic floor leader candidate amid a slate of speakers and potential candidates, with several garbled phrases. The readable portion centers on Rainey being favored for the speaker role in a Democratic context.
Inside a Palm Beach joint named El Bradl and other venues, travelers from New York to Philadelphia gather for poker, bridge, and rummy amid red plush seats and clinking cages. Passengers mingle as the train nears Manhattan, with no strangers barred and a casual, bustling casino atmosphere aboard.
Justice of the Peace Joseph Q. Petro faced a late night call to wed a Cleveland couple in Elyria. The couple failed to obtain a marriage license and questioned where to secure one, prompting a midnight search and a lighthearted exchange about where to obtain the necessary documents.
Two Lorain County pensioners died Sunday while reductions in pensions were not rapid before new applications arrived. Approval of their petitions did not change ongoing payments as investigations into pension adjustments continued.
In Cleveland on August 21, White Motor Co sent an ultimatum to company officials demanding the restoration of seniority protections for older workers. About 229 employees at the plant are affected as the dispute centers on alleged abandonment of long-held service records and the shift toward new representation with the Siumedbaksr corporation.
The case of Frank Burdette and two co-defendants, charged with intoxicated driving, was continued at the defendant’s request. Burdette was scheduled for yesterday’s trial in Justice of the Peace Joseph Q. Petra’s court and a new trial date was set for tomorrow morning at the designated hour.
Benefactor Dr. John A. Kolmer backs a vaccine developed by A Kolmer of Temple University Philadelphia as an infantile preventive. Fourteen claims are made until its immunity incubating powers are exhaustively tested.
W O McMillan Y M C A General Secretary today denied circulating rumors that the YW pool is contaminated. He noted two typhoid cases in the city prompted the reports but emphasized the pool is tested regularly, with Curtiss confirming tests at least twice weekly and daily water filtration.
A group of Episcopal clergymen in Fairfield Conn. have opened a school to aid those unable to attend college. Freshmen tuition is set at five dollars, addressing local demand for accessible higher education.
At a station shed stop in the rain, salesmen stayed working while a porter named Sam urged them to disembark. A player told teammates two more hands remained before they must leave, signaling an imminent departure as the train prepared to back into the yard.
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