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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1935
Page
12
A report from the Industrial Commission of Ohio shows only 11 of 285 firms with recorded accidents for the month. Total accidents numbered 23, including one fatality and several days lost. Most firms had no accidents, and the month marked improvement over October's figures.
Fragmentary OCR text from a South Amherst notice presents garbled lines about a funeral event. Readable parts suggest a local obituary or funeral notice with names and dates obscured by illegible characters. The document lacks coherent, extractable facts to form a full card.
A new signa themed button was released at the recent national committee meeting in Washington. It signals GOP branding as the party readies campaign materials and public appearances.
School pageant program lists grades and performances including first and second grade choruses, Christmas tones, and a reading by Milan. Students recite lines, sing carols, and celebrate with a center-stage display as teachers coordinate the holiday program.
Crowd attended Chosthys Entertainent at Wo owes school Friday eve ning 2 20th. The program included Plus Cristmas Stocking Ist and end gq des Songs Away in.
George Aston of 1b00 West Avenue told police a purse containing $15 was taken from his pocket around 1am Tuesday after he was jostled by three men near a Broad Street cell store. Police said the suspects fled.
A local Christmas concert presents a parade of acts and songs. Pages list performers including Tove, Janette, Olga, Dorothy, Ruth Keller, and Theodor Folly in a festive lineup with traditional carols and humorous recitations.
Usta services held at Wood church Sunday morning with pastor Reverend Hirold J Bond leading a sermonette to about thirty children. Congregation sang That Wonderful Night for While Shepherds Watched, and offered a hymn as choir led the response. The 19th founding anniversary of the church was noted with a sermonette and brief remarks. Sunday school attendance totaled 170. 458 dollars were collected. Activities included Willing Workers class visits to Va and Ws J Mor gs and family.
Oberlin Grange held a Christmas party with a tree, gifts, games, and carols. The event included a children’s program directed by Miss Fays Hargrave, plus a school program by District No 7 pupils led by teacher Miss Hargrave, despite bad weather.
Mr and Mrs Matt Wohleher spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Urban Kinzel in Grafton and Mr and Mrs Ernest Sanders also joined.
Health Senator James Hamilton Tews of Illinois state contracted pneumonia while wintering in Corales. He remains under medical care and is reported to be resting comfortably after the illness.
A jumble of names and notes recalls Christmas visits and family ties among Pittsfield residents. Mis Walter West, Miss Nancy Tas, and Mrs A Moophebu are among those mentioned hosting or visiting. The item also references local schooling, community life, and nods to university ties, with several households sharing holiday gatherings and social connections.
In a sweeping push led by Lazar Kaganovich, the Soviet Union expands and modernizes its rail system. Nine months in office yield record carloads, rapid double tracking, electrification, and new lines from the Far East to the Trans Siberian corridor, with suburban networks planned around major cities to boost industrial transport.
In Nice France engineers plan diverting or moving parts of the Var river to widen the delta area near the coast. The project would raise the river bed west 200 yards to allow faster drainage into the sea and reduce upstream flood danger to villages along its course. A hunting accident near George Schreier left a man injured by a pellet.
A young student afflicted with blindness since age seven completed her studies, earning honors as a high school or college-level honor student and receiving recognition for her perseverance and achievements.
A fragmentary notice notes wildlife activity spreading from the countryside toward outskirts. It mentions a sighting of an animal crossing a 4 cm street recently, reflecting increased boldness in the area.
Reverend Edward Cook recently stayed in Toronto after returning from Nine 19 where he spent four years as a missionary among the Aftiet people. He notes natives have pricked bare skins for centuries and continues his work abroad.
A family record from London reports a total combined age of 1000 years for two branches of the W Gills registrar of Naterbury. The claim notes an overall longevity total across the clan and highlights the individuals involved.
New Haven report quotes Wilder, a University of Chicago professor, arguing that the twentieth century shifts from plot driven novels to drama as the vehicle of expression. He notes masterpieces since 1900 lack suspense and rely less on events, favoring subjective mediation and present-time critique.
A note from Kenyon College indicates chapel attendance is now optional for students. The change allows individuals to determine the value of religious exercises without compulsory requirements.
Claims totaling 67000 were filed against the state highway department over snow plow accidents earlier this week. The disputes center on responsibility for damages and alleged negligence tied to plow operations on rural highways.
A steamer Naushor faced urgent trouble near Nintuchet Island as crew and passengers, including the mates, worked to face the danger and sail toward port while dealing with a sudden incident at sea.
Ottawa reports the dominion will phase out unemployment relief camps housing 20 000 to 40 000 single men earning 20 cents daily. Initiated in 1932 to solve youth unemployment the camps faced riots and communist agitation. The plan shifts supervision to labor department with hoped post trade agreement employment growth.
Montreal university enrollment shows 465 students with Mac prefix Scottish names among the MacGill directory. The counts include 11 Jones 24 Smiths and seven Cohens among the student body.
In Kansas several hundred theatergoers watched the Rainmakers' performance turn soggy when water rained on them. Investigators found a fire in overhead rooms, water seeping down from fire department apparatus during the incident.
James Arthur Gyger, a midlife “agricultural wizard” in Windsor’s Poor Man’s Flat, claims to boost crop yields by 25 percent using little water, no fertilizer, and only hand tools. He touts a plain dirt-farm method learned in 50 years, demands no tractors, and reports rapid returns on apples, prunes, cherries, peaches, tomatoes, beans, strawberries, grapes, and corn on a 10-acre site with hardpan soil.
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