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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1931

Page

3

Jenkins Seed a Future for Goan Sugar

The New Year brings promise for corn sugar or dextrose as a sugar substitute with a rule change by the secretary of agriculture eliminating outside labeling. Refined corn sugar is the same as other refined sugars and usable in candy, ice cream, and meat products, though it is less sweet than cane or beet sugar. The move would open a new market for corn, potentially reducing cane and beet sugar demand, while officials and manufacturers debate the impact.

Secretary of Agriculture Food and Drug Administration Tivole Food Administration

England and New Zealand Linked by Radio Telephone

England and New Zealand, separated by about 500 miles, have been connected by a radio telephone service. The achievement marks a milestone in long distance communication, enabling direct voice contact across vast ocean distances.

England New Zealand

New London Gridders to Banquet in 1930

New London High School football players will hold their annual banquet at the high school auditorium on Monday evening January 12. Eighteen players and the manager will receive letters. six will graduate and leave the squad. New material and twelve letter men will replenish the team respectively.

New London Humphrey Bricker Staples Martin Reshetar Swanger Chandler Ward Franks D. Kirkpatrick HT. Snyder Wert D Lash Thomas T. White Case Porter D. White White Mgr Cose

Funeral for Gershom Whitney Held at Our Lady of Lourdes

Funeral services were held Monday at Our Lady of Lourdes Church for Gershom Whitney who died Friday at his brother William Whitney’s Washburn street home. Interment was in the local Catholic cemetery. Whitney, a former teacher in New London and Fitchville, later worked as a Cleveland postal clerk. He and his wife retired to New London, living on Grant street. After Mrs. Whitney’s death eight months ago he lived with his brother until his passing. Music accompanied the service conducted by Rev. Fr. Burke of Oberlin.

Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church Gershom Whitney William Washburn Street Whitney Fitchville Cleveland New London Grant Street Fr. Burke Oberlin

Funeral services for Joe Wiggs held at Fitch Funeral Home

Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 PM for Joe Wiggs 65 who died Friday evening at his Maple Street home. The A M E pastor officiated. Survived by wife Ella and four children. Interment at Grove Street cemetery. Wiggs had recent kidney trouble and was ill about a week.

Joe Wiggs Maple Street Fitch Funeral Home Ella Wiggs Grove Street Western Gradyn Hubbard FE. E. Hubbard Inkom Idaho H. M. Shays Iubbard Willis Erswell New London Hospital

Burk to Take Seat in State Assembly in Columbus

The Hon. and Mrs. C. YH. Burk left here Sunday for Columbus where Mr. Burk will take his seat in the State Assembly. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Culbertson of Ruggles were New Year's guests of their son and family.

C. YH. Burk Columbus Burk State Assembly F. E. Culbertson Ruggles

Men s class at First Methodist elects officers for 1931

Mrs H Reed Culberison notes the First Methodist Sunday School Men s class met December 30 in Ladies Aid parlors with 25 present and a 7 o clock luncheon. Officers elected: President B V Winebar, Vice President Leo Morse, Secretary Austin Brundage, Treasurer Floyd Runkle. Rev Robinson to continue teaching. Program included talks on Why a Men s Class and Some Goals. Meeting aimed to grow the class in 1931. League to host a two day district session as part of local church activities.

First Methodist Sunday School Ladies’ Aid B. V. Winebar Leo Morse Austin Brundage Floyd Runkle Robinson

Big Year Planned At Local M B Church

The local M B Church anticipates a busy year with Rev W B Robinson as pastor. The New Year opened auspiciously with installation of Sunday School officers reception of members Holy Communion a special Epworth League and a Men's Chorus concert for January 4. A special ministerial session will be held within two weeks and by early February the local Epworth League will commence activities.

M. B W. B Robinson Epworth League Epworth

New Year Party On The Blue Sky Dirigible At Wilderness

Mrs Christine Giles Bingham hosted a charming New Year eve party at the Wilderness for about forty guests in honor of Miss Margaret Matthews of Ohio Wesleyan University. Guests toured a world map table with balloons, enjoyed games, prizes won by Miss Helen Keller and Wayne Hileman, lunch served by costumed staff, and dancing aboard the giant dirigible. Out of town guests included Miss Helen Kei.

Christine Giles Bingham Margaret Matthews Ohio Wesleyan University America Dirigible L. L. Leech Helen Keller Elyria Wayne Hileman Helen Kei

Emtona Tonic Praised By Ohio Woman For Relief

Mrs. Lucile Jameison of 95 East Dickson Street Mansfield Ohio says Emtona relieved years of back and kidney pain. She reports improved digestion faint headaches vanished and renewed vitality after about a month of treatment. A local Emtona representative at Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store 413 Broad Street Elyria presents case details and seeks to share proven results.

Lucile Jameison Dickson St Mansfield Ohio Emtona Muir Broad Street Elyria

King Family Memories Reported Across Ohio and Florida

The obituary notes the families of Elyria Ohio and Daytona Florida. It lists Dorothy Warren and William McCane of Daytona as grandchildren of Mrs. P R F King of Dayton, highlighting the broad geographic spread of surviving relatives and indicating a family with ties to multiple cities.

Ler Elyria Dorothy Warren William McCane Daytona P. R. F. King Dayton

New London teams roll past Fairfield on home floor

New London cagers defeated Fairfield boys 39 22 and girls 33 15 on Friday night. Matthews of Ashland served as referee, with the locals displaying stronger play in both games.

New London Cagers North Fairfield Fairfield Matthews Ashland

Epworth League Hosts Holiday Party At Local Home

The Epworth League of First Methodist Church held a holiday party at Mr and Mrs L L Leeca with forty members present. Ira Sutherland, president, presented Rev and Mrs W B Robinson a gift end table in appreciation. College students home for holidays attended from Western Reserve, Georgetown, Oberlin, Ashland, and Ohio Wesleyan. New Year guests included Fred Wilson and extended Lash family members. A A White spent New Year with their son and wife.

Epworth League First Methodist Church L. L. Leeca Ira Sutherland W. B. Robinson Boyd Burk Harold Messenger Western Reserve Richard Robertson Richard Reeley Georgetown U Willard Srought Ashland A. L. Lash New London A. A. White

Zemo Relieves Itch and Burns Fast at Home

Thousands praise Zemo for soothing itching and burning skin with swift relief upon contact. The antiseptic is claimed to draw out infection and clear blemishes, offered in 60¢ and $1.00 sizes with eight cent price ad.

Zemo

Social notes from Norwalk area and Ashland gathering

Mr and Mrs Dudley White of Nor walk Mrs Marian Stone spent the week end in Cleveland Deputy Sheriff Horace Meyers 15 undergoing treatment at the Marine Hospital in Cleveland Miss Gail Reibold of the New London High School faculty entertains a number of her friends at her home in Ashland Wednesday night Bridge and other games were played Among those present from New London were Mr and Mrs Edward Rasmussen, Mr and Mrs Paul Snyder, Miss Wilna Beach, Miss Marjorie Bartlett, Helen Osborne and Vernon Elwood

Dudley White Norwalk Marian Stone Cleveland Horace Meyers Marine Hospital Gail Reibold New London High School Ashland New London Edward Rasmussen Paul Snyder Wilna Beach Marjorie Bartlett Helen Osborne Vernon Elwood

Pittsburgh plans dome planetarium theater project

Pittsburgh plans a dome shaped planetarium described as a theater of the skies. The project would require about half a million dollars to install and equip, letting audiences view the movements of stars and planets in the time of a movie showing.

Pittsburgh

Planetarium aids science and public learning on celestial motion

Images of constellations are projected on the roof of a planetarium praised by sponsors for serving scientists students and the lay public. A Department of Agriculture estimate places national sheep numbers around 4 841 000 with New Zealand flocks rising yearly since 1935 with over 22 million sheep recorded.

Department of Agriculture New Zealand

New Zealand Sheep Increase Reported by Ministry

New Zealand sheep numbers have risen over six percent in the past year according to figures released by the Ministry of Agriculture. The data show a continuing expansion of the flock as farmers boost production in response to market demand and export opportunities.

London New Zealand Ministry of Agriculture

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jenkins Goan Sugar Arthur H. Jenkins the Farm Journal Central Press Net Sarah Sarah Peabody Weekly Clarion DW. Stanley Whitney Services Wiggs Services THE LEE Whitney CO Hardware and Tin Shop Behan H. Reed Culberison League Jameison Mrs. L. Jameison New London Down N Ady A &P Atlantic & Pacific Co Cleveland Warehouse Austin Ulsio Murbach Coal & Supply. Co West Bridge Street
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