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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1931
Page
16
A guidance column urges patient depth to ease children's fears of everyday experiences. It cites snakes, worms, barber visits, and shows a mother’s calm approach. It recommends gradual exposure, parental calm, and child-friendly rehearsal, with a radio series on building personality through March.
A group of young Soviet air engineers have invented a small aircraft they call a flying wing. The craft is built almost entirely as a thick wing, showcasing a novel approach to aircraft design.
North Russia February notes list Allan Lang of Berea calling on Simeon Nash, Alvah Gibson returning from Columbia, Walter Reinhard traveling to Tonawanda to visit Rev. Henry Dute, and Robert Hasenflue and family as supper guests at the Chase Hasenflue home. Elyria shoppers visited by Mr. and Mrs. Franklin, and Carl Berg hosting Sunday evening with Ed Stang. Relgie Jamison of Lodi joined Sunday dinner at the Stang home.
Mrs. Ben Schubert of Pittsfield and the Stucklers visited relatives here Tuesday afternoon. Several from here attended the Farm Bureau meeting at the Y. Keighley of Oberlin and Elsha attended Sunday services. Gibson and Schubert families visited Hollis Keighley. the Bergs entertained guests Wednesday evening. Will Berg and Miss Emma Berg attended the Women’s Union meeting at Amherst.
Louis Berg, Warren Gibson and Frederick Emerick left Saturday morning for Chandler, Florida, where they will spend two weeks with friends and relatives.
Elyria's Fire Prevention Week report, which won national attention for the city last fall, will be shown at the National Fire Prevention Association convention in Toronto. The chamber reports the piece covers Fire Prevention Week activities, tied for first in Ohio and ranking in the top eight nationwide, prompting inquiries from other states. A year‑long Elyria fire prevention report is also being prepared for entry in a national contest, aiming to lower insurance rates by reducing fire causes as urged by the Chamber and Fire Chief W. N Bates.
Toronto reports a railroad classroom this spring bringing the latest agricultural information to farming districts of southwestern Ontario under the Provisional Department of Agriculture. The project is organized with cooperation from the two great Canadian railroads and the Pere Marquette, which will haul the train free of charge over their lines.
In Marblehead Massachusetts a large tree on the estate of Mrs E H Cole was felled. Palica after investigation concluded the culprits were rum runners whose view was obstructed by the tree sharing a view of the sea.
Albert C. Huft Schmitt, 72, died in a small tenement in St Louis leaving an estate valued at $250,000 to be divided among 25 relatives and friends. He was a scissors grinder after the Civil War and 42 years ago opened a butcher's supply house.
An Ohio man converts Sean razor blades into springs for an accurate postal scale. The incident highlights improvised engineering and raises safety concerns for mail handling equipment.
The Bauerengraben, located near Russia in Germany, has returned to a lake status after being dry for two years.
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