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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1932
Page
6
Berlin reports a new Junkers giant airliner the D-2500 a 84 passenger variant of the D-2000 with seven crew and 24 ton weight. cruising speed rises to 181 kph from 170, freight capacity up 20 percent and engines total 2600 hp. designers tout double wing tweaks and improved aerodynamics.
For twenty years ZEMO soothes itching and clears pimples rashes and blemishes with antiseptic relief. The ad claims ZEMO provides a clean smooth healthy skin solution priced 35¢ 60¢ and 1.00 from Aldruggista.
New London July 21 Ninety two members added to the First M E church roster in three years a report shows. Dr C B Hess district superintendent Norwalk Ohio presided and praised church affairs. Officers elected Recording secretary A W Fitch treasurer H R Culbertson Communion secretary C S Hearson Sunday school superintendent L L Leech assistant superintendent T W Hessenger Ladies Aid president Bertha Morse Women's Foreign Missionary Society president E A Roasberry Commission chair Mrs H H Smith Epworth committee chair named.
New London Grange will meet in the Grange hall on Thursday evening and present a program including opening song, roll call, a talk by legislative advisor J. Y. Hoggsett, music by quartet, and a feature on making left-overs appetizing. A preschool clinic was held, sponsored by the P. T. Association, with health officials and local doctors assisting.
Thirteen New London Boy Scouts with Scout Master Kelley Osborne left Monday for Sage's Grove Scout Camp near Huron. Eagle Scout John Landes from Troop 20 has been named official scout frugier. The twelve other scouts include Richard Roasatry Delbert Barnes Carter White Rodney Allen and others from Livingston Montana and New London. Wednesday night will host the Rotarian's Night when local Cub Scouts visit the camp.
Miss Claire Johnson spent several days at Mentor on the Lake. Mrs. John McConnell of Lorain visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Hoover on Walnut Street. A daughter Marianna was born Friday July 15 at New London hospital weighing 12 pounds. First M. E. church members, over 150, enjoyed a Brookside Park picnic in Ashland last Friday evening with a fine supper. Henry Parnell returned Monday after visiting George North and family in Cleveland.
Wellington council approved the 1933 budget at Tuesday’s regular session, showing a reduction of $8000 from 1992. Tree care bids were heard with Carvey Tree Co. of New London awarded the contract to maintain park trees. Twenty members of the Women’s Relief Corp attended a tea at Mrs. Teresa Rowland’s home, with readings by local members. Dorothy Irene Wells, a daughter, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wells at Falls Clinic hospital. Entre Nous club held a luncheon bridge picnic at Wild Waves with Mrs. William Wadsworth and Mrs. Charles Baum winning high scores.
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