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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1933

Page

14

Sullivan ad briefs and local notices

Sullivan brief items report visiting relatives and community updates. C C Smith and daughter visit Utica family. Mr and Mrs Royce Arndt visit Kilbuck relatives. Ethel Elliott returns from Spencer. A barn on a farm formerly owned by George Smith burned with one cow lost. D R Spencer and son Glenn with Marshal Cole and Harvey Madison traveled to Ashland for business.

Royce Arndt O Kilbuck Claude Arndt Ethel Ellott H. J. Elliott Spencer George Smith Sullivan D. R. Spencer and Son Glenn Marshal Cole Harvey Madison Ashland G. E. Freyman Russell Cola Plymouth Freyman Rose Dudley D. E Dudley Roger Jack Haynes Cleveland QO. C. Arndt Pete McFadden Patricia Ann Harley Hicks Ora Aukerman Wooster Arthur Thompson Ethel Baum Sullivan School

Social Notes From Plymouth Area Weekend Visitors

Multiple short items report weekend visits and greetings among Plymouth residents and nearby towns. Names include Rose Dudley, Patricia Ann, Patricia McFadden, Ora Hankinson, Ethel Baum, Wayne Lance, Arthur Moore, Harold Moore, plus events like a medicine show prize and a church social.

Ashland H. J. Elliott Spencer Dudley Finkle Wellington Ethel Elliott Wayne Lance Arthur Harold Moore Polk Medicine Company

Pupils of Reiff School to Present Special Performance

Pupils of the Reiff School of Dance Song and Expression in Cleveland will give a free 3 P M show at the Elks Club on Sunday. Dancing instructor Reiff, once with the Reiff Brothers vaudeville team, will headline with associate teachers Burleigh Murray Reiff and Harry Murray. A branch is planned in Elyria to showcase the school’s offerings to locals.

Upils OF Reiff School Reiff School of Dance, Song, and Expression Cleveland Elks’ Club George Reiff Reiff Brothers America Great Britain Burleigh Murray Reiff Harry Murray Elyria Elyrians

London Zoo revenue notes animal food consumption

The London Zoo reported last year that animals consumed 14 500 pounds of monkey nuts 2 104 pints of shrimps 4 600 bunches of carrots and 24 904 bananas.

Zoo London Zoo

Former Clerk of Ohio House Dies

Columbus Ohio January 28 Capt John P Maynard aged 72 former clerk of the Ohio House of Representatives died at his home yesterday of influenza He served as clerk or assistant clerk for about 25 years and was replaced January 2 by Dwight Matchette a Greenville Democrat in the House staff change

Columbus John P. Maynard Ohio House of Representatives Maynard House Dwight Matchette Greenville

Birds' stomachs vs gizzards linked to diet

The biological survey notes birds feeding on fish develop stomachs while those feeding on seeds and grasped prey possess gizzards. It highlights how diet shapes internal digestion organs across species.

The Biological Survey

Randolphs Beardie and the Beard of Congress

A fragment recalls Randolph of Roanoke facing the House as he was sworn in with a beard. He told the clerk to ask the people who elected him, citing his age and vigor. The tale mentions his earlier bloodless duel with Henry Clay on a noted April date.

Randolph Jake Rapdeigh Roanoke Congress Henry Clay

Changed in Meaning Myriad Origin and Usage

A note explains that the word myriad comes from Greek for ten thousand and is often used to signify a large but definite number. It traces how the term evolved from a precise count to a common idiom indicating many.

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