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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1932
Page
10
Marcia moves in with Connie Deltz and Mrs Deltz after a crowded uptown train ride. They share a grand old mansion parlor turned guest room, with Connie and her mother offering friendship, heat, and a comfortable, if modest, home.
A record crowd attended the Brookside versus Columbia games. Brookside girls won the unbeaten championship in a thrilling contest on the Brookside floor. Brookside boys were defeated by Columbia 34 to 23.
The Brookside Parent Teachers Association meets Monday at 8 o clock in the evening. The program features the faculty led display with songs such as Father of the Land We Love and Washington themed pieces. Students perform plays and essays about Washington including The Life of Washington and The Life of Washington with readings by Neva Carich Coletta Winters and June Roth. Musical selections include Minuet in G and Washington in History with performances by James Smith Sophia Moldovan Iona Kriebel Ruth South. A talk on Washington by County Superintendent Mr Bailey and a dancing segment led by Phyllis Lockwood rounds out the evening with several students taking part.
Ill guest Y Howard Carrick improved but remains home, crowds attend Friday dance at Markley school house with Community club orchestra. Jigs Hazel West guests at the Johnsons, and visitors attend Brookside High basketball. Mire May Johnson aids community activities. vegetable and nutrition meetings planned with Miss Alice Bird leading.
More than 70 Blyria boys are commissioned and will wear uniforms soon. Tuberculosis caused 79 of the 929 city deaths last year, per Dr. G E French registrar of vital statistics. The figures were submitted to the city council.
Elyria marks Founders Day with dedication of a $150,000 federal post office and the Lorain County Savings and Trust Company 10 story building. Chestnut street crossing watchmen will patrol day and night amid recent hulled incidents. Lorain Board of Education rehired W A Hiscot for a three year term, and city growth prompts 500 more buses and 159 new houses.
Delegates from nine states and Canada met to expand the National Society for Crippled Children into an international group. E. F. Allen of Elyria was elected president, and Elyria will serve as the international society’s headquarters.
Five hundred visiting Kiwanis from the Fifth District attend an inter city meet at the Diks Club tonight. Lorain donors gift $10,090 from National Tube Company to YMCA here to cut the association's debt to about $20,000.
Miss Hazel EB Viner spent the weekend in Cleveland Heights. Sr and Mrs Ford Gott entertained Mr and Mrs John Ander ail of Cleveland. Ep worth League members and their pastor visited County Farm Bureau and OSU Home Economics Division. Mrs Herman Bloem hosted Bible study. Gulf Road PTA met with a program of piano solos, readings, plays, and social hour.
Elyria Township taxpayers held a Friday meeting at Gulf road school house with about one hundred attendees. Kieth Brown led the session as reports from the previous meeting were presented by Frank Fields and Otto Mischka. Discussion centered on township finances and why taxes are high ahead of a post meeting at Markley school on February 19.
An advertisement touts Tysimol as a penetrating absorbent for neuritis rheumatism and sciatica claiming rapid relief from back neck shoulder blade and nerve pains. It describes cramping stiffness and numbness easing as Tysmo enters the tissues and positions the product as a scientific emollient available at drug stores.
Sunday events include a La Grange debate and a W I will meet February 10 at Mrs James Nichols with a cafeteria dinner. Eastern Star supper raised over thirty dollars with guests from Grafton and Elyria. Musical numbers and playlets drew hearty applause. Several local and out of town visitors called or dined with families during the weekend.
Reverend Fulmer used the Proof of the Inspiration of the Bible as the Sunday sermon theme at Lake Avenue Community Church. The Primary department presented a program during Sunday school opening exercises featuring a song and a lesson skit, with Moss Helen Osborn telling the story of the ten lepers who were healed by Jesus.
Fourteen dollars were collected at a bake sale held at He cock's Floral shop in Elyna on Saturday for the benefit of the Lake Avenue Ferent Teachers' Association. The committee thanks all who contributed.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Miller and Adam Mille returned home on an unspecified date after travel in Florida.
A report notes that Thursday from St. Petersburg Florida featured a stay that lasted several weeks.
Miss Vivian Svort of Adelbert Avenue is ill. Mr and Mrs R H Collier spent Thursday in Massillon. North Elyria Grange will meet Thursday evening. Arabian and African natives catch locusts for food and eat fried in butter.
A historical note states that the Oriental alcoholic drink or liquor is used by more people than whiskey, indicating broader popularity or availability among consumers.
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