Kiwanis Club Collects Shoes for Children
The Under-Privileged Child Committee of the Kiwanis Club gathers shoes this week for distribution to needy children in the city.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1931
Page
3
The Under-Privileged Child Committee of the Kiwanis Club gathers shoes this week for distribution to needy children in the city.
Frederick J. Beacon five time national banjo champion visits Elyria in February to perform at 7:00 pm at the First Nonprofit Church for the Boy Scouts. At 9:00 pm he presents a public concert at Day's Music Store.
A view of Napier in Hawkes Bay shows the earthquake devastation on the North Island. The disaster left hundreds dead and more than a thousand injured as tidal waves landslides and crust breaks spread for about 49 miles across the region. The shock was felt across nearly all of North Island.
A truck carrying 200000 dynamite caps collided with a northbound Denver and Rio Grande train in Salt Lake City on February 4. Driver James Prison and the train's manager of Western Powder Company died instantly, while locomotive engineer B J Ruge died from burns. Fireman W E James was seriously scalded and Holbrook of Cudahy Packing was injured. No passengers were hurt.
Eyewitness reports indicate the truck driver, not identified, could not talk. Railroad officials say the machine operator apparently failed to note the approaching train. The westbound truck into the sun may have blinded the driver.
A letter mailed twelve years ago to Ralph W. Dates in France with the 331st Aero Squadron arrived in Buffalo New York to reach its destination. The parents wrote the note and posted it from Ludlowville.
Amateur investigators report porch thefts by squirrels in Beaver Dam Wisconsin as rolls vanish before housewives notice. The item notes the incident alongside a mention that the first U S census report runs 56 pages.
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