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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1931
Page
3
A New York writer awakes in terror believing burglars may invade his home. The episode ends with no crime committed as his wife and a deaf dog ignore his warnings and the narrator ponders his unsettled mood after a midnight scare. The piece carries 1931 copyright notice.
An ad promises swift action with Joint-Hase to relieve painful inflamed or swollen joints. It touts comforting emollient effects with pain disappearing swelling reducing distress vanishing and offers a money back guarantee for a generous 60 cent tube at druggists.
Dr G H Reavis visited Avon High School Lorain County December 5 1930 lauding the well trained teachers and superb organization. He noted six one hour periods directed study and recitation plus intra day extracurriculars and praised the staff cooperation and happy student body.
The school has shown steady growth since last inspection with excellent classroom work reflecting credit on the management and community. It is continued on the approved high school list of the first grade, and the director J. L. Clifford endorses applying for association membership.
Gus Edson reports hostesses and fellow students gathered at a home on Monday evening. Mrs. John Forthefer recovers from a prior stroke. June Barr returns to school after quinsy. Students begin rehearsing a spring operetta. Semester exams were given at A. H. Thursday and Friday.
Russel Urig hosted a group of classmates at his home for a social gathering. The event featured informal games and conversation among attendees.
The event honoring Mr and Mrs Bernard Urig in Detroit included pleasant hours of cards with prizes awarded to James Davidson Floyd Knight Elmer Detzel and Edmund Hein. Paul Luther played guitar as Norman Frey Henry Hein Paul Luther Elmer Detzel Edmund Hein James Davidson Floyd Knight and Russel Urig enjoyed a luncheon.
The varsity squads from AHS are scheduled to face Brownhelm teams in upcoming basketball games. The event will feature AHS players competing against Brownhelm across multiple matchups.
Brownheim January 23 Alumni games feature the QOl Bar Dean Barbeque squad at Avon school. The varsity boys travel to Strongville Saturday for a contest with Strongville High.
Miss Gladys Herbert formerly of Avon entertained friends at a card party Saturday evening. Attendees included Marie and Jessie Mittlestead Gladys and Nelson Herbert Clifford Smith Philp Barr Lowsehwinh Genevieve and Geraldine Kling.
The inaugural P T A gathering met Tuesday January 20 in the school auditorium with Mrs R A Mittlestead as president. After business an instructive demonstration by Miss Alice Bird of the Farm Extension Bureau followed. Students Rufus Smith Carlton Diedrick and Russel Patton showcased stringed instruments, Bernard Curtis played the banjo, and the audience bound imaginary wounds with Miss Bird's materials. A luncheon was served in Domestic Science.
The county wide tests from December 2 show Avon leading in Latin I with a median of 81 and Algebra median 34, while English 8 and English 7 posted county leading medians. Arline Petersen scored 95 points. geometry tied for first at 37. Chemistry was reported by mistake, so physics had no report. A class party is planned for January 31. A new magazine rack was added, the Booster eighth issue appeared, and the next number is set for January 28. A special high school girls basketball class was organized for non-team players with boys’ noon games as well.
Paris authorities investigated a claimed Soviet plot to feed French troops macaroni made over three years ago in Soviet Russia. French government prohibits feeding troops non-French food while inquiry continues into the alleged supply chain and potential breach of regulations.
Paris reports the French owner of several letters of patent signed by Louis XVI refused a $28,000 bid from an American. He insisted the documents stay in France.
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