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Local Wellington notices request residents phone Mrs. Violet Curtice at 301 Herrick Ave East or Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland for delivery service complaints missed copies or delivery issues.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
10
Local Wellington notices request residents phone Mrs. Violet Curtice at 301 Herrick Ave East or Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland for delivery service complaints missed copies or delivery issues.
Wellington reports eight quarts of maple syrup made on Mrs. William Evans farm this week with the season slated to begin around March first. Fred W. Abbott of Weblington is re elected president of the Buckeye State Bantam club at its semi annual meeting in Akron. S B Porter of Thronville named vice president. George Dunlop of Findlay is secretary treasurer. Wellington exhibitor H M Clodwick also serves on the board. Abbott and Clodwick earned multiple prizes at the Cuya hoga Falls Breeders and Fanciers show in Akron. Abbott collected 24 firsts 9 seconds 7 thirds plus four silver AB A ribbons for best Mille Fleur Cochen and Polish bantams along with a feather leg bantam male ribbon.
The show awarded the best clear legged bantam female and other top prizes. Clodwick earned 12 cash and silver specials from the Buckeye State Bantam Club and the Sebright Club of America. He won five firsts two seconds and three thirds with Silver Sebright bantams and received special awards for the best Silver Sebright hen cock and overall Sebright in the show. More than 1,000 chickens bantams and pigeons entered, the largest bantam show in Ohio.
Wellington High School lists Semester Honor Roll recipients. At the high school main list 4 A students include Medred Brenner Janet Clisby Elna Griggs Winona Preston Mary Vik. 3 A 1 B cohort features Robert Avery Naomi Brenner Jeannette Grissinger Donald Sooy. 2 A 2 B group includes Wilda Abbott Olive McConnell Donna Manning Hilda Macson Victoria Miller Orving Olsen Louise Parks William Pleasnick Stuart Wells. Junior High names Philp Duff Chris McDermott 4 A. 3 A 1 B Richard Barber Marjory Young. 2 A 2 B Leroy Adams Billie Carpenter Emma Farner Tressa Glayish Ralph Gray Laura Johns Donald Swanger Mormon Watters. Senior High January list begins with Robert Avery Mildred Bren.
A reconciliation reportedly brings together the Roosevelt families at Warm Springs Georgia as Kermit Roosevelt, son of the late President Theodore Roosevelt, plans to join the next President aboard Vincent Astor’s yacht departing Jacksonville Florida on February 4. The note hints at distant Frankfurt Roosevelt and long-standing tensions between the Republican and Democratic branches.
Forty five Loraim County farmers attended the first two farm machinery clinics under the county extension service. Twenty three went to the Eaton session and 22 to Wellington. Two more clinics are planned at Pittsfield and Brownhelm with focus on Knotterhead troubles in binders and effects of side drafts in plows.
Five women and three men were arrested by state prohibition agents in raids on speakeasies near the Omio Soldiers and Sailors Home. They face charges of possessing and selling liquor, with others charged for selling or resisting police. raids named Opal Rudolph Nina Bennett Stella Dresser Florence McCaccery Charles Sharkey James White Rosa Tellipacia and Michael McCauley plus the proprietor. The operation was ordered after an Ackerman investigation and reportedly by Governor White and Welfare Director McSweeney.
Fresno California blind piano tuner J. H. Schneider is nearing completion of a four room frame house built largely by himself. He planned, ordered lumber, and assembled the structure aided by a sighted friend when heavy work was needed. Schneider, blinded as a child, learned piano tuning and carpentry and can lay roofs without help. The note adds the sun's diameter and volume figures.
In Pittsburgh on January 25 30 persons were honored by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission for rescue efforts. Bronze medals went to 28 recipients including Miss Ethel Scurtoch a stenographer from Greenville South Carolina who fought an armed assailant. Silver medals were awarded to two men. Several victims lost their lives while saving others.
In Circleville Ohio on January 26 three women alleged to instigate a jail escape were jailed nearby. They planned to free Gerald McGraw and Charles McGraw and five other burglary suspects held on kidnaping links.
A man plunged into Moosehead Lake and dived seven times before locating Mrs Mountain in the car, rescuing her from a dangerous situation. Local authorities credited his persistence and quick action in the icy water.
Advert says a famed doctor explains itching stems from desire to itch and promotes Emerald Oil as instant relief. The product is described as soothing healing and antiseptic with simple home treatment. Cash refund offered if not helped per the ad.
Pickaway county authorities uncovered an attempted robbery plan tied to O. M. Beckett cashier of the Scioto bank at Commercial Point. Arrests were ordered in Columbus and the women detainees were returned to the county after a prisoner visit revealed the details.
While preparing his bid to build the world’s first railway engine, George Stephenson faced a blunt warning from his lawyer. If he boasted about speed around 15 miles per hour, he risked damning the opposition and being regarded as a madman.
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