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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1934
Page
6
Advertises furnished room and board in Hillsdale Pennsylvania for gentlemen with mention of real estate services and nearby area. Vague OCR text notes availability and pricing hints. No clear names, dates, or organizations identified.
Spencer Spencer notices report a Christmas ahead schedule with spen car meeting moved to Dec 14 at Mrs Jedh Wolf home and boxes headed to Hebron Mission in Cleveland. Home Guards at Spencer M E Church report good turnout and social time. Fidelity class plans an all day Dec 18 chicken dinner with Mrs Simon Ries. Obituary notes Will Doepkter of Akron died, burial in Spencer after Akron operation. New Parent Teacher Association organized with officers elected. Mr and Mrs Moore and children hosted dinner guests Ben Song.
Brow and home on North Street host visitors including Mrs. Belle Bradley's occupants. Mary Rehman visits Wellington with sister Carrie Meriod and several others. Families, neighbors, and friends share meals, condolences, and stage life events in a stream of social notes. A death notice for Bishop, son of Mrs. Van Valkenhburge, and a birth announcement for a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rice appear amid community happenings. A Young People's meeting of Ohio Independent churches draws a large turnout near New London, with around 600 attending the sessions and banquet.
Miami, Dec 11. Abe Espinosa and Olin Dutra, Monterrey boyhood chums, were near in the Miami Biltmore $12,500 open as Espinosa idled today with the …
A humorous Today’s Sport Parade column riffing on golf and tournament life paints a chaotic scene at a major event. It blends sight gags, hotel lobby lore, and behind the scenes rivalries as top players chase the lead, while managers and owners navigate odd rules and palm props amid the bustle.
Fragmented text from a sports item mentions multiple places and names including New York and Oklahoma. It references track and field results and boxing or golf style events with scattered surnames. The garbled wording implies a summary of results but lacks coherent details for a precise card.
Cleveland reports list multiple professional bouts with outpoints and decisions. Boxers including Carmen Barth, Jackie Sharkey, and Sammy Slaughter are noted among wins and losses across cities such as Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh with varied weights and points tallies.
Hoquiam Washington. Charles Lewis, a Hoh River rancher, failed as a dairy and beef farmer but found success raising mink. He initially struggled with feed for fur-bearing stock, then discovered mink thrive on milk and beef byproducts, and now his herds prosper.
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