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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1936

Page

6

Avon Lake community notes and local events

Avon Lake district chairman Caroline Pipes reports Christmas seal funds total 99.72 dollars, with health bonds taken by Avon and Avon Lake P. Y. M. organizations. Social gatherings include Mr and Mrs Bruce Amidon and others, Octagon Club luncheon prizes, Circle No. 5 at St Anthony's, Women’s League church meeting, P T A Minstrels program, and various visits and hostings around Avon. Separate notes cover Pennsylvania offenders’ trade training counts rising to 1 054, Billie Hawkins ordered to leave Salinas, Toledo plant for iron payng pirates, and a remark about Napoleon’s susceptibility to attacks of torpor and lethargy.

Avon Lake Caroline Pipes Avon

Play Presented The Kiddie Kut

Fifth grade performers presented a short play titled The Kiddie Kut to an audience of classmates and teachers. The lighthearted piece showcased student acting, simple costumes, and stage chemistry, ending with applause from the crowd.

Onion consumption rises as city loves food trend

Fort Worth, Texas notes a shift in diet with onions moving ahead of peppers in popularity. In 1935 the city used 90 carloads of onions, contrasted by 1994 demand reaching 1338 carloads as residents increasingly favor this staple.

Fort Worth Tex

Wood truck operator works alone in Springfield for Lincoln era

In Springfield Oregon a small wood trucking operation runs on a single hand. A man identified as A Street 98 votes for Abraham Lincoln in 1864 and handles all loading drying and hauling without any helper. The item reflects early industrial self reliance and local voting behavior.

Springfield Oregon Abraham Lincoln

Warren left estate to nephew and odd bequests at 60 000

Cambridge Massachusetts report notes the death of George A. Warren a farmer and retired manufacturer who left a 60 000 estate to be distributed Walter Caldwell was left 2 and a fish pole as his nephew and sole named beneficiary authorities confirm the will details and estate disposition

Cambridge Mass George A. Warren Walter Caldwell

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