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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1924
Page
6
A report from the Savings Bank Division of the American Bankers Association shows school savings balances rising from 11,807,000 to 20,435,000 for the year ended June 30, 1924. Collections also grew from 10,833,008 to 14,991,600, with pupil participants up from 1,007,852 to 2,236,236 and schools from 6,868 to 9,080.
Sir EB, addressing Royal Society scientists, reports heredity affects conditioned responses in mice. He notes first generation learned with 100 bell rings, second generation at 50, third at 20, with later generations responding to 3 rings after several generations of training.
Penfield weekly notes detail Sunday visits by Mrs. Walter Kolb to A Lt DeFields and a Penfield High School American Democracy class trip to Mansfield reformatory. Mrs Grill returns from Lakewood visit with son Walter Grille. Kenneth Smalley attends a Wellington banquet with the W H football team. The E L A M society of the Congregational church enjoys a pleasant gathering at Mr and Mrs. [unreadable].
Aime Joseph de Fleurian, the French minister to China, will soon become French ambassador to Great Britain, succeeding Count de St. Aulaiie. A pot-luck dinner followed with instruction in home nursing attended by fifteen ladies and three children. Frank Pease’s children suffer three with scarlet fever. Roy Bresce works on repainting and rehabbing his residence to improve looks and convenience. Don Symons and his parents visited Mr. and Mrs. D. Symons of Elyria on Sunday. Mrs. John Worcester of Fields is mentioned in the same note.
Mrs Orvel Soo hosts a charity afternoon with twenty nine attendees. Gerdi ner teaches the class and receives many pounds of useful gifts while Tiev and Wis Gira ner share thanks. A Christmas present is noted and fourteen items are sent via ca Sendwichs. Mrs Alogla Tavilor and son Livimee travel from Portsmouth. Mrs Wulbretkrense is in Memorial hospital in T Isra for a serious operation.
The text notes relatives from Cleveland and Ely, including Mr and Mrs Howard and daughter, Mr and Mrs John Worcester and children, visiting the Frank Stoot home. Mrs Walter Green’s relatives recall a birthday and surprise arrivals. The Farn Woman's Club met at the town hall on Friday, ending with a pleasant day.
Columbus street car men were amused and stunned when the traction motor failed and lights went out one night. After eight minutes of waiting the car was passed by another train and the crew found the trolley off the wire, leaving them stranded and curious about the unusual incident.
Spent from Tuesday to Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs Ruth Green Sunday after Mr and Mrs Green took her to her home. Henry Kruger and family roisit ed their parents Mr and Mrs Adam Beard in Elyria on Sunday. They report Mr Beard quite it. Stacey Gifford had returned from a few days visit with friends in Pittsburg Pa.
A quoted aphorism notes a philosopher’s view that people fall into two groups one aware of their own folly and one not the distinction framed as a general observation rather than a news item.
Mrs Laura Huberich twenty seven of 67 High street Newark was arrested on East Forty third Street for possessing a revolver without a permit She testified she was taking the pistol to her husband in New Haven after becoming ill in the Travelers Aid Society rooms
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