Local Fair Report Sent to State Agriculture Dept
Lorain County Agricultural Society Secretary W. B. Richmond sent its annual report to the State Department of Agriculture. A department letter today congratulated him on the report’s completeness.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1932
Page
6
Lorain County Agricultural Society Secretary W. B. Richmond sent its annual report to the State Department of Agriculture. A department letter today congratulated him on the report’s completeness.
New London officials led by Mayor Walter Broughton and Fund President B V Winebar report record turnout for the Christmas celebration. A prize auto drawing drew an estimated ten to twelve thousand people, baskets were distributed to over 82 families with fruit and apples, and a Community tree giveaway served more than 500 children with candy and nuts.
A dense church directory lists numerous congregations with pastors and service times. Entries cover Methodist, Congregational, Salvation Army, Baptist, Nazarene, Lutheran, Catholic, Episcopal and other faiths along with Bible schools, Sunday schools and youth groups across several streets and intersections.
New London Grange No. 2401 will hold what may be the year's largest gathering on Thursday evening January 5 with installation of officers for the coming year. The Fitchville Grange Installation team led by Past Pomona Master Loren Griffin will supervise the ceremonies. A pot luck dinner starts at 6 30 prior to the installation. Dewey McMillan is named the new Worthy Master of the local Grange. COUNCIL MEETS The New London Village Council wrapped its 1932 business in City Hall on Wednesday with Mayor W G Brough ton and Clerk R H Seiler present. Minutes, bills totaling 744 44 and the hospital report were approved. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday January 4 due to a holiday. VITAL STATISTICS Given Seiler released 1932 totals for the village and Clarksfield and township: deaths 40 births 37. He noted that the birth and death rates in 1932 were lower than 1930 and 1931. INJURED IN ACCIDENT A second serious auto crash within 21 hours occurred Wednesday when Russell Hartman of South Main street drove into a coal gondola beside an eastbound B and O freight near Hereford. Hartman and his father Chas. were returning from Nova after cutting wood. They could not stop in time and suffered facial injuries. both were treated at New London Hospital and released. The wrecked automobile was totaled. Roger Harner and Richard Roasberry, recent New London auto victims, were reported “holding their own.” December Milk Report Buckeye Street program featured music and recitations by local students and guests, with performances including Harriet Baker and Ruth Eleanor Corbett.
South Amherst on December 31 reports a piano recital at Miss Dorothy Jones's home featuring her pupils in a student showcase with likely young performers and local audience.
The page notes a series of brief social visits as Mr and Mrs Emil Ruth and son Neil visited Cleveland shopkeepers on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Henry Friden from Elyria and Mrs James Hollinger from Barberton were guests of relatives. Mr and Mrs Henry Kolb spent time with local residents Wednesday evening.
Archaeologists report a puzzling find near the Dome of Pitsaer with unknown context. Researchers from a regional team note unclear inscriptions and a possible connection to ancient trade routes. Further study is planned this spring.
A merchant pledges not to sell consignment items and to stock only merchandise saleable with pride. He aims to serve the 70 percent with income to buy good men’s wear and furnishings. The business intends to pressure suppliers, competitors, and customers toward normal market conditions.
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