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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1932
Page
5
A compact historical item notes that on this day in 1884 Ohio saw the first experimental electric streetcar line in operation. It also offers trivia about Haiti Rome Uruguay and a dated wordplay guide and horoscope style entries.
President Hoover leads a campaign to unleash 31 500 000 000 in low priced bonds to thaw frozen credit. Col Frank Knox as Commander in Chief directs the effort with James Kelley coordinating and Iris Van Der Vries and Homer McKee aiding the effort across cities towns and rural areas.
The note observes that while cheap goods decline in value, discounted books reflect the enduring appeal of the originals, suggesting market appetite for authentic works despite lower-priced editions.
Mrs Emma Carothers of May Ave Columbus says Dr Pierce’s medicines relieved her kidney trouble and back pain quickly. She calls A Nuric the best diuretic for kidneys and notes medical advice is free from Dr Pierce’s Clinic Dept 303 Buffalo NY. All druggists carry it.
The Lorain County Veterans Association formed a permanent group at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall in Lorain. W. H. Emery was chosen chair and C. Locke secretary as ten May primary candidates were named for sheriff and county offices.
The Moose Elks and Hagle Lodges join for a free entertainment program for their members. The event is set for next Tuesday evening in Vatlac Yille with activities and performances planned for attendees.
Beslag Hall hosted a semi monthly Eagles Lodge meeting with candidates from three lodges. A joint Moose Elks and Eagle Lodges entertainment is planned at the Elks Auditorium free to all members. Elyria will send a delegation to Cleveland Sunday to set a district initiation date and a Washington Birthday class is planned for February under E. J. Handyside’s leadership.
J. W. Housman of 132 Dark Street will celebrate a quadriennial birthday on February 29, though he is 36 this year. Born in 1896 he had no birthday until 1904, as 1900 was not a leap year. A milk delivery man and World War veteran, he is joined by others in Elyria who will mark the rare date. The Chronicle-Telegram invites more names to complete the list.
In South Amherst on February 12 the Epworth League at the Methodist church, led by Rev. James Lyon, held an engaging meeting followed by a social hour. Guests and volunteers distributed refreshments to Norma Merchant, Alman and Belle Brocksicker, Nina Harris, Elmer and Harold Allsop, Jacob Kolb, Maybelle Slack, Russel Springer, Lee Allsop, and others. Dinner guests were hosted by Mrs. Arthur Engle with a noon luncheon.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist church parlors. Mrs. Robert Allsor led the business session and Christmas offerings were collected. Two readings, Compensation by Mrs. Led Gibson and The Emergency Hut by Mrs. Harold Allsop, were enjoyed. After adjournment Mrs. Garfield Harris served a luncheon to a good attendance.
The South Amherst basketball squads will travel to Clearview on Friday evening to play the Clearview teams. The games are anticipated to be very interesting with strong competition and potential key performances.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Powers and daughter Virginia visited Cleveland on Tuesday. Mrs Albert Wragg Mrs Harold Allsop and son Buster and Mrs Elizabeth Aebersold were Tuesday dinner guests at the home of Mrs
Albert Farey reports Miss Helen Beckstine spent Monday evening in Cleveland. Miss Esther Naujak was weekend guest of relatives in Port Clinton. Mrs. Emil Ruth visiting Findlay this week. Miss Marie Alder of Altoona Pennsylvania was Saturday and Sunday guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones.
The text describes individuals with initiative in the arts as receptive and sensitive, likening them to camera plates that conceive and receive impressions. It emphasizes their responsiveness and creative receptivity.
Prepare a harmless and effective gargle by dissolving three to five Bayer Aspirin tablets in one third glassful of water. Gargle thoroughly allowing a little to trickle down throat. Repeat in two hours as necessary. Use only genuine Bayer Aspirin marked with the Bayer cross.
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