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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
4
Montreal hosts 200 Mississippians on the Know Mississippi Better Train’s 11th annual tour. The group travels from Newport to Quebec through Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto and Niagara Falls, with officials, teachers and business reps among the visitors.
Local social news from Henrietta lists numerous family reunions and visits on a recent weekend. Families named include Schlecter Gegenheimer Bates Manns Kothe Horn Ries Delefield Altmiller Brown Wiggins Huay Hostettler Bauman and Geissendoerfer among others. Events center on hometown gatherings in Eliza Manns home New Oberlin Brownhelm and nearby towns with multiple visits to hospitals and relatives in Cleveland and Detroit.
Peggy Dane and Terry Brown travel from New York to Aswan to locate John Paylor an engineer tied to a mysterious paper on Dr Dane. They mingle with fellow passengers and locals, plan a desert excursion, and meet a hotel manager who recalls Paylor. the pursuit continues toward Halfa with tension and engagement between Peggy and Terry.
Joseph Dutil aged 23 was jailed for one month after collapsing asleep on a railway track in St Johns Quebec. Police say he was intoxicated when he tripped and failed to move as a speeding train approached. passers by rescued him minutes before disaster.
Rusty the mechanical rabbit failed to win as Gypsy Sue, a greyhound, overtook it midway on the backstretch at Taunton dog racing track. The event was called off and the $5,186 pari mutuel pool was refunded. August 25 marks the centenary of the Baltimore and Washington Railway opening.
Wellington district notes from August meeting of the Women’s Relief Corps plan hosting Twelfth District Corps at a 2 picnic and attend the October WRC convention in Strongsville. Miss Lucille Roice directs a conservation pageant in Lake Placid and recently staged events in Lafayette. Fair exhibits include 4-H club displays, Old Glory and LaGrange Grange prizes, vegetable and honey shows, and a Townsend Club meeting with J. E. Robb speaking on the Mid Age Pension Plan.
Mrs Mariette Wheeler fractured her hip at home with a bad fracture confirmed by Dr R W Falls via x ray. This marks a second hip fracture this year for the 87 year old matron. Past Matrons and Patrons postponed their annual Crystal Beach picnic. Miss Mabel Clark, longtime Penfield Home Economics teacher, was hired by Wellington School Board to replace Miss Ida Coffland.
Myra A Walker of Cleveland guests with Mrs. Long during the fall. Mrs Edith M Clark of Vancouver imports Oriental art objects reports that Chinese climbers recline in hammocks and are carried up slopes by coolies. Art is often confused with artificiality, the difference between real and good imitation is subtle.
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