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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1929

Page

11

Betty Dances Through a Frat Party Night

Betty attends a summer dance camp and returns home to continue dancing learning routines at home. At a college frat party she drinks punch laced with gin, dances boldly with Andy Adair and Harry Ford, and becomes the sensational center of the night amid risky behavior and peer pressure.

Betty Brown Bellervea George Harris Nertedoor Starry Ford Andy Adair Xie Andy Eva Inow Betty Lois Salome John the Bentist Vera Getty Sehkoff Selikoff Harry Ford Betts Eit Letty Lis Iarry Ford Frankie Bett Lesan Tam Piato Agun Harry Gace Harri Anes

New York City Operating Costs Reported For Last Year

The City of New York logged operating costs totaling 354 and 34694 dollars for the prior year. The article notes a Tower of Char magne collapse and mentions a potential rescue or reconstruction effort by France.

City of New York Charmagne France

Local theatre misreads promotion during Ape Premation Week

In New Haven a local theater offered free videos and ginger ale during a promotion called Ape Premation Week. Demand overwhelmed supply, with the venue ordering large quantities of beverages and candy to meet expectations.

New Haven Cenn

Recall of Lincoln Address Marks 120th Birthday Observance

Observance of Lincoln's 120th birthday recalls a copy of an elogizing address given soon after the Civil War by Otis A. Burgess, former Northwestern Christian University president, heard by Mrs. Matilda Metz and her father Harmony Morris. The excerpt praises Lincoln's leadership and union work amid war and betrayal.

Abraham Lincoln Matilda Mew Seventh Street Lincoln Indianapolis Metz Harmony Morris Otis A. Burgess Northwestern Christian University Butler University Burgess Abrahan Lincoln

Vision defects common in schoolchildren says health official

Dr. C B Barrett reports 79 percent of 1850 Washington pupils had vision defects after dilation drops. 34 percent show deficits without drops. The piece explains refraction, focusing, and binocular strain, noting country schools show about 12 percent with reduced vision.

Leto

Finland Linked as Birthplace of Bootlegging in Lecture

Maurice Hindus told the Cleveland Traffic Club that Finland was the birthplace of bootlegging liquor and among the most civilized nations. He praised Finland for women’s suffrage and for making literacy a prerequisite before marriage. He noted Finland’s early national prohibition and its bootlegger history.

Cleveland Finland Maurice Hindus Traffic Club Hindus

Amherst society notes and local bounds events

Misses Adelaide Webb and Lucile Lang attended Le Cercle Francanes at Miss Helen Fleming's Amherst home. Marion Steele Hazel Ruch and Frances Richmond attended Mary Martha class at Mrs Walter Kappley's. Mrs C B Schibley and others joined Ladies Aid and Women’s Missionary Society at First Evangelical church. J W Date and son Reuben and N W Bechtel were in Ridgeville on business. Lynn Hall recovers from measles. Richard Hecock dislocated shoulder and is under a physician. Mr and Mrs J S Clifford attended Lorain County Florists banquet in Lorain. Mrs Barbara Eschtruth was the

Middle Ridge Adelaide Webb Lucile Lang le Cercle Francanes Helen Fleming Amherst Marion Steele Hazel Ruch Frances Richmond Mary-Martha Amherst Congregational Church Walter Kappley C. B Schibley Katherine Kolbe J. H. Ludwig Ladies Aid and Women's Missionary Society First Evangelical Church of J. W. Date Reuben N. W. Bechtel Ridgeville Lynn Hall Richard Hecock J. S. Clifford Lorain County

Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief

Indigestion stems from excess stomach acid, souring meals and causing headaches, breath issues, and fatigue. Pape's Diapepsin offers fast relief by dissolving acid after meals, aiding digestion, and restoring appetite. Advertised to aid millions with rapid results within five minutes. Sold at drug stores nationwide.

Pape

Sunday Socials Roundup Across Lorain County

Guest lists and visits fill the Lorain area as families host relatives and friends. Mrs Louise Heat of Elgria and Mr Mrs Georgy Eppley share meals with local hosts. Katherine and Edwin Schmitkens attend a Student Senate party at Lorain High School. Fred Lange and family visit Mrs Katherine Rippert of Leturia. N W Bechtel and Mr Mrs C D Schitkons and family host guests on Lake Avenue.

Louise Heat Elgria Georgy Eppley Mra Philip Zileh Brownhelm Katherine Edwin Schmitkens

Minister Begins Sixty Day Sentence

The Rev. E. S. Shumaker superintendent of the Indiana Anti- Saloon League started a 60 day sentence for contempt of the Indiana Supreme Court. He surrendered at the state penal farm in Putnamville at 5 15 p m with Sheriff George L. Winkler. Shumaker had fought the sentence for over two years after a 1926 American issue report criticised the prosecution of prohibition cases by then Attorney General Arthur Gillom.

Putnamville Ind E. S. Shumaker Indiana Anti- Saloon League Indiana Supreme Court Shumaker State George L. Winkler Marion County Schumacher Anti-Saloon League Arthur Gillom Indiana

London man sees his first moving picture show

Elmer Baker, 60, of London, attended his first film in New Philadelphia on February 12. The feature was "Dancing Daughters," a Jazz Age story that left a strong impression on Baker and the audience.

New Philadelphia Elmer Baker London Baker

Ancient Saxon cross unearthed near Sempringham Abbey

A half-hidden Saxon cross, claimed to be about 1100 years old, was found in the graveyard beside Sempringham Abbey church in England. Europe faces 500000 unemployed. Valentine flowers available from Darek's with roses cyclamen hyacinths corsages and cut flowers. Phone 2152.

Sempringham Englind Darek

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