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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1934

Page

8

Adelaides Death Shifts Power At the Hallams

In the Great dining room the heiress Joan learns she inherits Adelaide’s estate as relatives react with doubt and envy. Drew, drawn to her wealth and status, imagines a future in the family’s grand Spanish-themed house while Nancy offers cautious support amid unfolding tensions.

Adelaide Joan Farley Jason Penelope Hallams Drew Bes Nancy Drews Hahams Tall Tennyson Wea Spain

Republican Rally in Fields July Twentieth at Church Basement

A Republican rally is planned in the Fields church basement Friday evening July twentieth with speakers including candidates. A meeting of the Fields Home Coming committee is set for Sunday at two at the church. Eastern Division of the Ladies Aid Society meets Thursday at Mrs. William Harrison's home at 1 20. Attendance is hoped to be good.

Palmer Fields Home Coming Committee Ladies’ Aid Society William Harrison

Epworth League July Meeting Led by Miss Bartter

Epworth League held a July meeting Sunday evening with Miss Dorothy Bartter in charge. The program theme Making Life Count guided discussions. Announcements covered the Lakeside Institute and a hatside party for Wednesday with the Fields League as guests of Columbus. Rev C C Maple preached in Lorain. FARVERS INSTITUTE plans discussion for a Farmers Institute at North Ridgeville coming ii

Epworth League Dorothy Bartter Lakeside Institute Fields League Columbus C. C. Maple Lorain

Kipton Teddy Searles Funeral In Kipton Town

Kipton Teddy Searles son of Mr and Mrs Aubrey Searles died at his home Sunday after weeks with pneumonia Funeral services were held Tuesday at Camden Baptist church with Rev Thomas Short in charge Burial was in Camden cemetery He leaves parents four brothers three sisters and many relatives and friends. A large floral tribute reflected the community’s esteem.

Teddy Searles Kipton Aubrey Searles Camden Baptist Church Thomas Short G. T. Sedgeman Oberlin Bunal Camden Beulah Lila Mildred

Baptisms and Church Unions Highlight Sunday Service

The Sunday service featured a beautful baptism and six members joining the church. Mrs George Taylor Mrs Gladys Detwiler and Wilson Fortune received baptism and, with Mr and Mrs F Mason and their son Merton, were admitted to the church. Rev Koontz will preach next Sunday on The Master Guide with a sermonette and special music.

Agnes DeLoyd Koontz George Taylor Gladys Detwiler Wilson Fortune

A Settled Social System Grants Freedom Through Opportunity

In a steady social order every person sacrifices some personal freedom yet gains broader liberty by leveraging the combined forces and opportunities the system provides to action and profit.

Avon Lake Story Hour Returns to Public Library

Avon Lake July 19 The public library hosts a story hour for children ages 6 to 10 this Friday July 20 between 3 and 4 pm with Miss Morna Castle as storyteller. The series continues every Friday at the same hour with volunteers in charge. Octagon Club meets a dessert bridge at Mrs Henry Moore home with winners Mrs I Ronson Mrs Locke and Mrs William Schumaker.

Avon Lake Henry Moore Octagon Club I. Ronson Locke Willam Schumaker

Pennsylvania builds three ton thinking machine at university

In Philadelphia the Moore School of Engineering at the University of Pennsylvania is assembling a differential analyzer. When finished it will weigh over three tons and measure 26 feet long by 10 feet wide, designed to compute far faster than the human brain. It is the second such device in the world, following an earlier model built at MIT.

Philadelphia Moore I School of Engineering University of Pennsylvania Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Differential Analyzer Boosts Military Calculations Availability

Engineers report the differential analyzer can perform in 15 minutes what a dozen expert mathematicians would need a week to complete. While useful across engineering, it will particularly aid firing range calculations for the Army and Navy, funded in part by CWA funds distributed in this district.

Army Navy

Youth 17 Starts Long Hike from Newton to Nova Scotia

The 17 year old William W Blair Jr begins a 700 mile trek from Newton Massachusetts carrying a 50 pound pack and refuses any car rides. In Civil War era history typhoid fever caused deadly outbreaks and cost Union troops about 5000 lives.

ING Hire Newton Mass William W. Blair, Jr Nova Scotia

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