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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1932
Page
12
A medical overview explains secondary anemia from hemorrhage or disease. It discusses sources of blood loss, bone marrow response, iron therapy uncertainty, liver feeding in pernicious cases, and transfusion during severe hemorrhage. Also reports several local incidents including a robbery arrest near Sandusky, a Republican lawn party in Westerville, and a truck crash in Conneaut.
Ohio will repay unemployment relief funds to the federal government over nine years. The highway department received 3 million dollars in 1931 and will get 4.49 million under the relief bill signed by President Hoover. Repayments begin after 1937, with annual 600 thousand dollar installments. About 1.5 million will be encumbered by the August 19 letting, and unspent money must be spent by next June or revert to the government.
Manila reports a sharp rise in the Philippine population. Officials estimate 12,590,369 people in the current period, a 64.89 percent increase since 1903, with historical figures tracing growth through Spanish and American rule and noting the 1918 census showing 16,314,310 residents, higher by 35 percent than earlier counts.
Bible School Cabinet of United Presbyterian hosts picnic at McClure Cottage Ermili ton with supper at 6 15. W C T U business and program on the lawn of Judge A R Webber at 3 30. Grace Lutheran Fellowship Club has a three picnic at Cascade Park. Modern Woodmen Elyria Lodge 1931 O O F meets. Daughters of Union Veterans American Legion hold meeting. Harmon Lodge 963 F and A M meets.
Admissions include Mrs Henry Stan den of 517 Leake Avenue Mrs Ellsworth Hawke of Grafton Anna Olenik at 811 West River rs David Hardy of 532 West River and Mrs Henry Van Dorn of Grafton. Discharges include Mrs Annie Bittner of Grafton George Eden of Grafton and John Pfaii of Cleveland.
The Rebekah Past Noble Grands and Rebeka Social Club plan a noon luncheon at Mrs. John Jehle’s home on Huron street. Murray Ridge School Carlisle District No 1 to hold an annual reunion at Mrs. J W Penfound Stop 87 Oberlin on Sunday July 1 with a covered dish dinner at one o’clock. Rainbow Class of Kirst Methodist hosted a family picnic at Cascade Park with dinner and a ball game. meetings pause until September.
Associates of the Sunny Side Up Club met at Mrs B D VanNatta’s home at 611 East Avenue for an evening of cards with three tables. High scores went to Mrs Ed Weber and Mrs Jennis Lent, consoled by Mrs VanNatta. contest prize to Mrs Russell Becker. A luncheon followed. twelve members and a guest attended. next meeting set for August 23 with Mrs Co E Koontz on Cornell Avenue.
Local residents and visitors are listed as returning from trips to Lake Bellaire Michigan Canton New York City Vermilion and other locales. Several families host guests in Elyria Ohio with Mrs J C Pickett in Pursgrove West Virginia and Mrs H L Storer in Mansfield among the gatherings.
Kenneth Allyn of Eastern Heights entertains Fred Tunis of Coral Gables who will stay three weeks. Miss Florence Allyn visits friends in Huron, Ohio. Mr and Mrs Clayton Daniels Mr and Mrs Lee Daniels and Janet Lou Daniels plus Miss Laura Cope of Cleveland were in town for the 81st birthday of J B Chapman on Seventh Street. Mrs Edward Kelly and her son David of Sharon PA are visiting Mrs C M Theobald on Park Avenue.
July 26 Penfield summary notes M E society meeting at Mrs Florence Squires home July 27 guest day bring a friend. Attends dinner party Mrs P E Davison and others at Mrs A H Pierce home Wellington. Joyce Ann named to celebrate arrival of baby girl. Spangler reunion at Tuscora Park Barberton. Residents visit Little Cedar Point Lakewood. Farm club sews for Zivo children. next session Aug 2. Various local visits and hospital note Ellsworth Rice returns from Memorial hospital. Continuous social and community activities across Penfield and nearby towns.
In Youngstown Ohio two persons were questioned after a fatal assault that ended a dispute during a near ball game at Evans Field. A 40 year old man and a 20 year old man were held on suspicion as investigators seek the killer of Joan Garner, 60, allegedly attacked during the Monday incident involving several participants. Nearby in Columbus a Minnesota woman, Delle Calaway, 209, is recovering from brain injuries after being struck by a freight train while traveling with her brother Oliver to Farmdale near Ashtabula seeking aid.
Birmingham notes recount Sunday worship with a large turnout and a choir directed by Miss Marjorie Howe. Rev George Hanna preached Moral Independence from I Corinthians 24. The congregation sang O Day of Rest and Gladness, Come Thou Fount, and O Master Let Me Work With Thee. Choir members listed include Doris Prince, Ester Broughton, Nadine Wenzel, and others. Church School drew a large crowd. choir practice set for Thursday. Additional social notes mention Kneisel reunion attendance and local visitors.
The local fire department battled a Sunday morning blaze at the William Austin residence on Baumhardt road, Henrietta, with a large barn and grainery burned to the ground. The house and other buildings were saved, and the origin remains unknown. Fire departments from Berlin Heights and Oberlin also responded, but due to distance and late arrival, units were unable to save the structures.
In Salem Oregon, filbert growers found a new use for discarded newspaper mats. Mats rolled into a cylinder and stitched with twine shield jackrabbit rats from tree damage, proving effective protection for the trees.
Freshmen at the University of Chicago are no longer required to attend classes, yet overall class attendance rose 1.3 percent in the past year. President Robert Maynard Hutchins announced the change as part of reforms in the university's experimental educational program. Independence Day celebrations span July with July also marking Dominion Day in Canada.
Bargains galore as Merthe's Thrift Sale continues Wednesday until noon. U H Merthe Co.
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