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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1930
Page
4
New York observers note a year of street life with twins in a double carriage. Parents busy with work or a Third Avenue delicatessen, the infants thrive amid city grime and traffic. The writer questions sanitation claims as the babies seem healthier and more content outdoors.
A scattered column recalls Ringling circus lore and fast talk by a car salesman, a raised salary request by a Ringling clown, and quirky local ads for Mantelbar Fireplace Bar and Parisian Rumplemayer tea room. Community notices follow with Thanksgiving visits, hospital stays, Sunday School plans, and a high school basketball date. Neighborhood notes mix humor, ads, and domestic updates from the era.
Albany New York permission granted to raise a monument honoring General Thaddeus Kosciuszko for his work at the Saratoga battlefield in 1777 and aiding American victory. Authorities move to chart design and funding for the project.
Trenchments for American forces in 1777 granted by conservation commissioner Alexander Macdonald. The Saratoga Battlefield Reservation will choose the site for the monument erected by Polish citizens. General Kosciuszko famed Polish engineer. In Waterloo New York Mrs Louis H Keary’s kitten saves her life when a bullet flies over her head blamed on local boys.
A club orchestra from North Ridge furnished music for the dances at Markley School Friday evening. A good crowd attended and a fine time was reported. Local news notes mention the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Dunfee of Lorain. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cahoon of Avon welcomed a baby girl born last week.
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