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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1936
Page
13
A proposal by Lorain Director Knight suggests Elyria and Lorain unite to build a regional garbage disposal plant to serve both cities. Oberlin notes its civic dilemma as a related local issue emerges amid the discussion.
At a Friday Chamber of Commerce session two factions debated Oberlin's path balancing industrial growth against preserving the town as a college-centered community. One coalition advocates attracting industries while the other favors keeping Oberlin largely a college town.
The Henry G Peat Printing Company awarded a contract yesterday for a two story brick building on Chestnut street to expand space. The firm has occupied the second floor of the Chronicle Telegram building and seeks more room for operations and the newspaper.
Principal and athletic coach Harry Townsend, 26, of South Amherst High School collapsed and died last night while watching a basketball game between South Amherst and Ridgeville High Schools. The incident occurred during the final game of the South Amherst season.
Mrs Sterling Mills and Mrs Sterling Mills of Ridgeville Township are parents of triplets born today at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland. All three babies are girls.
The National Tube Company will inaugurate payment of employees by check at its Lorain plant next month. Mr. and Mrs. 8 A Osborne of 431 East Broad Street will celebrate their fifty fifth wedding anniversary Sunday. They were married by Rev Early at the Baptist parsonage at Columbia.
Fifty eight boys and girls from Elvira grade schools study music under J Martin Beck with weekly sessions at five schools. A public demonstration next month will reveal progress after months of instruction. Instruments include violin trumpet clarinet French horn and trombone with parts for girls and boys. several students pursue private lessons and some have new instruments purchased by parents.
Marianee Mincer, embittered by a breakup, excels at a New York real estate job while torn by thoughts of Leonard Bailey. When Harv Desire invites marriage, she commits to a Sunday outing for orphans to impress the “right people.” Dickie, an orphan, falls sick from poison, and Leonard rushes him to Children’s Hospital with Marianne joining in a desperate bid to save the boy.
Penfield residents shared social visits across towns over the weekend. Alice Burrows of Wellington stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Leon Burrows while Mr and Mrs B C Burt visited Ashland with Mr and Mrs Howard Burt.
Clarksfield Penfield residents at the Cleveland Food Show last week include Mrs E L Pierce Mrs Finner Bunt Mrs Dewey Kies and Mrs Glen Myers Levi Smith sold his grocery store in La Grange to Sam Naylor A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Wilford Browand Feb 12. Thirty people gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Rolla Dague on Wednesday evening Refreshments served out of town guests Wr and Mrs C Waltz of Elyria Wr and Mrs Earl Conkle Valley City Mrs Carl Townsend Wellington Mrs Will Nichols La Grange
A letter from Dr Middlekauff of California recounts using Herbal Flaxolyn with excellent results guiding his return to health on nature cures. He encloses 8 10 for a quantity to help patients, noting that traditional laxatives fail to aid stomach work. Doctors and patients worldwide echo his experience with Flaxolyn, sold as a box of 30 treatments for 81 Mut.
Fragments warn about lingering coughs from colds and suggest relief, advocating natural healing for inflamed airways despite prior medicines tried.
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