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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1938
Page
11
Fire Chief Bates reports January losses at 527.20 with 15 alarms, up from 11 in January 1987. A late East Avenue fire pushed the month's total to 4.74 above last January, amid several grass and minor automobile fires.
Miss Donna Kile, 45, of Convoy Ohio, was killed and George Fl. Lipp, 42, of Fort Wayne, was seriously injured when their car collided with a truck east of Fort Wayne. Lipp drove the car. the truck driver was unhurt. Also, Rugby School in England drops black jackets and gray trousers for grey tweed suits for boys.
Readable fragments of a radio listing show WTAM and WELE stations with multiple programs, personalities, and city notices. The item names Dick Tracy Orphan Annie and Amos ’n’ Andy among music segments, news, and variety acts, plus local obituaries and school notices from Avon Lake and Elyria.
Avon Lake reports progress as the library nears completion of book cataloging with a county program to mend volumes next week. Mrs Clara Jones suffers a stroke at the Britton home, paralyzing the left side. Students from Avon Lake prepare for a Cleartiew musical contest with a list of competitors. Local visits include Garnet Spade, the Hagels, Somervilles, and others from nearby towns.
Jerome Zerbe a silken velveteen figure in New York nightlife creates a niche as a candid photographer of showy club crowds. The piece contrasts his rise from near bankruptcy to a duplex in the swank era of midtown decadence and notes his polish, taste for art, and the recession’s impact on social fixtures. It surveys contemporaries like Fanny Brice Ted Healy and others, with hints of the era’s evolving comedy.
Washington February 3. James F. Dewey, labor department conciliator, plans new peace talks with leaders of the CIO and AFL. Indications point to avoiding widening the split in labor ranks as both sides seek to avert action against expelled CIO unions. Dewey returns from Miami where the AFL council debate on the UMWA issue and CIO suspensions unfolds with no immediate decisions.
Barton Road notes list weekend visits and family dinners including Mr and Mrs Emerson Tellman in Lusain and Mrs Belle Tellman. A North Olmsted Grange card party, Neighborly Club birthday gathering, and A N Eldred family dinner are noted along with a hospital update on Mrs Herbert Bowers. Church events include West group aid meeting, Primary Training Class, Firelight girls, and church council. A Buenos Aires theater piece about air conditioning is also mentioned.
EVLINS TONIGHT prayer meeting at the Jenkins home Avon Lake Townsend Club meets at Park Hall Carlisle Wethersingers rehearse at East Carlisle School 7 30 pm La Grange Baptist prayer service at Mrs Gott home 29 pm Litchfield school lunch served by South Street Division Mason Hall 7 Wipomr View London Grange No 24 meets at Grange Hall 2 30 pm New London First Word Church Decination Dinner Thursday Ladies Ard of the First WoL Church hosts event Nortist Glmsted Unsersalist Ladies seek community supper 5 to 7 pm Pittsfield Kipton Grange presents Calm Yourself at Pittsfield Community Church Friday Avon Lake troup 4 of Women's League meets at Congregational Church 2 pm Chatham High basketball hosts Brunswick Chatham school Grafton Young People's Class meets Friday Lake Avenue Adult Bible Class at Miller home 7 30 pm La Grange Onrera Rest Club at 21 30 am Dinner New London Halkyon Re bekah Lodge 251 at I C O F Temple 8 pm Pittsfield Ladies Aid entertainment at Methodist Church 8 pm Miss Caroline Clifford of Wellington speaks Europe dinner proceeds refreshments Harmonial Society all day meeting Rochester church dining room Dinner
Dr. Mary discusses rising sinus complaints linked to grippe epidemics and crowded rooms. Poor respiratory hygiene and antiseptic overuse may worsen symptoms from frontal and maxillary sinuses, with pain near the face and behind the eyes as common indicators.
The essay describes sphenoids behind the nostrils and at the skull base as sinuses, hollow spaces that trap secretions and bacteria causing blockages and illness. It notes how discharges sustain infections and disrupt normal bodily fluids. It ends with a report that nearly 1,800 trees planted experimentally in the Kina Kum Desert by Russian scientists are rotting.
Senator Robert Bulkley said President Roosevelt showed interest in a plan to form a federal corporation to build an $8 billion transcontinental highway system. The project would use a 300 foot right of way and be self liquidating, Bulkley noted after his talks with the President.
Columbus report says Attorney General Herbert S Duffy may halt county grand jury probes into the parole system if the legislature does not provide funds. Duffy planned a conciliatory talk with chief aide George Hurley Cleveland and a decision on continuing the inquiry could follow. Duffy had recently returned from a West Coast cruise.
The Capitol Theatre presents a tale of childhood loyalty with a notable boy actor Howald Cinclair featured as the focal performer. Audiences witness a sentimental drama about fidelity and growth on stage.
Treacrbbed as one of the laugh hits of the season Beg Borrow or Steal is now showing at the Rivoli Theatre starring Frank Morgan.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a potent cough remedy that reaches the bronchial passage, soothes inflamed membranes, and loosens phlegm. It claims refunds if not satisfied after the first bottle and advises asking for the genuine Creomulsion with no hyphen.
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