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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1932

Page

10

Record of Washoe County Divorce Boom After Six Weeks Law

Reno officials report a surge in divorces after Nevada’s six weeks residency rule began May 1, 1931. About 5,200 suits filed in the first year, versus 2,118 in 1930 under a three-month rule, with county revenue from divorces exceeding $125 and marriage licenses near 5,100.

Reno New Nevada Court House Washoe County

Scots courts pass no death sentence in 1931

Edinburgh Scotland report shows no executions in 1931. Prisons Department notes total commitments of all classes at 16,683, slightly up from 16,616 in 1920.

Edingurgh Scotland Prisons Department

Emtona Relieves Indigestion at Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store

An old advertisement touts EMTONA as a modern remedy to banish indigestion, sourness, and dyspepsia by purifying the system and blood. It claims natural herbs, no dope, and restored appetite plus youthful vigor, urging readers to buy at Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store on Broad Street.

Muir Broad St

New Oberlin Briefs Highlights Local Visits and Guests

A circular of Oberlin social notes lists Mrs Rudekoff and Mrs Coinman visiting Pleasant Street, numerous calls among locals including the Smiths, Stockmasters, and Wohlevers, weekend trips to Schoenbrunn Memorial Park and Berlin Heights, and family gatherings with Dorotha Smith, Hazel Heath, and the Emericks. Colleagues, neighbors, and relatives gathered at homes, attended events, or traveled to Elyria, Oberlin, and Akron.

Rudekoff Coinman Pleasant Slest Oberlin William Peabody Nic Smith John Webber Kipton Frank Stockmaster Lorain G. H. Dion George Wohlever Elyria Matthings Wohlever Harold Steigman West Ridge Kushinski Theodore Manns Arthur Dion Artie J. B. Will George Averill Miller Lester Averill Frank Capron Akron Capron Leota Hackett Patricia Willam Peabody Bradley Webber C. Justin C.justin N. Webber Oberlin F. C. Brown Henry Wal el CIA Dion Emerick M. Smith Cleveland John Johnson Wooster Dorothy Wallington Don Weidrick Martin Weidrick R. F. Vandermark P. J. White Geneva Jennie Butler Lida I. M. Hoff Hebron Spencer

Spencer Area Notes and Local Social Highlights

Local tidbits list visits and gatherings across Spencer and nearby towns. School staff changes include Miss Faye Hargrave as District No. 7 teacher and Leonard Berg substituting for the mail route. Many residents attend church events, reunions, and family visits. a judge in Budapest died of apoplexy during a trial.

Hlyria Faye Hargrave

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