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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1938
Page
9
Jitter bug specialists Bet Ty Shayne and Don Hector unveil a new dance called the Gayway Gallop for the Golden Gate International Exposition, promising a fresh routine to thrill visitors.
Automobile writers note a new testing method by Magnaflux in Pontiac 1939 steering knuckle production. The process magnetizes each part for instant inspection to reveal flaws, aiming for faultless parts and reducing operator error in a crucial component.
A dip tank process uses kerosene like liquid and iron oxide powder. If a part has a flaw the magnetization forms a horseshoe across the fracture. The crack acts as a north south pole attracting powder along the full length of the flow. Removed parts show deposits and are discarded.
Avon Lake will be represented by Gwen Beard in the annual D A R Citizenship contest at Elyria on February 4 with Violet Bartlett as alternate. From each county school, two senior girls are chosen. The winner earns a free trip to Washington D C.
Forty pupils from grades four to six earned citizenship recognition for the second six weeks. Named recipients include Jack Christofferson Lois Gartman James Kinsner Peggy Lott Kath ryn Mason Mary Ruth Phyllis Schueszler Erla Khultz Mildred Seibert George Tomer Milton Urig Harvey Walker Charles Webb Charlotte Zeiber Natalie Vargo Edward Bayton Geraldine Johnson Vern Bates Jean Biltz Ann Brown Elaine Buermeister Margaret Dunker Patricia Frénen Douglas Little Loren Little Eleanor Lyman Wilma Papenfuse Lewis Reif Anna Rockas James Best Betty Cajka Patricia Coombe William Dunker Claire Knuth Joan Livingston Charles Lott Marcella Shuti James Taylor Gloria Weidel Mary Eloise Wood.
Mrs. Ed Mitchell, with brothers Clayton Hull and Will Hull and their wives from Los Angeles and Lorain, traveled to Huntington on Tuesday. They attended the funeral of Charles Leach at Andrews Funeral Home in Wellington in the afternoon.
Christmas program set for Sunday December 25 with Mrs Fodor and Mrs Hutchinson in charge of children. No morning services planned. Young Married People Bridge Club hosted by Mr and Mrs Francis Ward. next meeting at Mr and Mrs Harlan Schramm’s home in a month. Ernest Harper of Elyria visited Krueger home Wednesday. Cassie Hale and nephew Gilbert Hale traveled to Akron for Christmas with Niel Hale. Dorothy Hutchinson and Ralph Justin dined with Mr and Mrs Charles Hutchinson in Elyria then went to Cleveland for hockey. Sunday guests at R F Clark’s included Charles Yates and daughter Roberta of LaGrange and Max Sprague. Metta Piera returned home after a week with Mrs James Eglin in Pittsfield.
Sir Frank Stockdale of the Colonial Office told the West India Royal Commission in London that Jamaica faces a grave banana crisis from Panama disease with no known cure.
Mrs. Oscar Brewster arrived on a stretcher with a broken arm after a fall from a chair just before guests. A cat involved in a curious incident near a washing machine had a successful operation to remove its damaged tail and is recovering to resume its laundry room investigation.
Oakland California report notes a curious incident involving Tony and an unspecified animal. The brief item records an unexpected consequence of investigation or misadventure, with limited details available. Further specifics are unavailable in the readable text.
Boise City diners can now enjoy Chicken in Rough as local eateries introduce the dish. The headline notes the novelty of the offering and hints at growing popularity, with restaurants marketing the meal to attract patrons seeking new flavors.
Originating in Oklahoma City the dish is simply chicken prepared in the standard manner and eaten without the use of cutlery. No holds are restricted and ample napkins are supplied for diners.
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