Local Musicians Honored and Town News From Huntington
Miss Doris Young of Iowa will spend the summer with her aunt Mrs L C Monosmith. Several youngsters spent Monday at the Johnson Crib home in Huntington. Miss Betty Holcomb visited Ridgeville. Mrs Charlie Johnson died at Elyria Clinic, survived by husband and brothers. Mrs F J Knowles was guest of Mrs Rolla Dague at Penfield. C I class outing with chap erons Mr and Mrs C G Rush. Ross and Bruce McRoberts entertain cousin from Elyria. Dorothy Wolcott Ber ea and Maria Wolcott Oberlin attended for grandfather’s death F B Gott. Mrs Lewis Buswell and daughter June and Mrs BE Adams with Miss Rosalie Adams of Oberlin. birthdays for June and Rosalie. LaGrange visitors at Wooster Experiment Station. Descendants of Hora Sanders held 25th annual reunion at Rice’s Dam Spencer. 95 members from several areas.
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Ders
Doris Young
Iowa
L. C. Monosmith
Johnson Crib
Huntington
Betty Holcomb
Frank Mason
Ridgeville
Charlie Johnson
Elyria
F. J. Knowles
Rolla Dague
Penfield
C. I
Tiger
C. G. Rush
Ross
Bruce McRoberts
Dorothy Wolcott
Berea
Maria Wolcott
Oberlin
F. B. Gott
Lewis Buswell
June
BE. L. Adams
Rosalie Adams
Rosalie
Zuyder Zee drained to form inland Dutch farmland
In Elyria Ohio on June 18 1932 the Zuyder Zee project is described as the completion of a vast sea wall turning Holland’s great sea into an inland lake. The drainage will yield about 500000 acres of arable land, boosting agriculture and dairy, transforming fishing villages, and altering the country’s balance between sea and land. The piece lauds the project’s long effort and calls government endeavors elsewhere waste by contrast.
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Great Sea
Zuyder Zee
North Sea
Meiringen
Frisian
Holland
Hague
Amsterdam
Volendam
Monnikendam
Edam
Marken
Great North Sea
Agaii
Load of hay blocks traffic in Boston street
A load of hay blocking a congested downtown Boston street becomes a national news item, illustrating how yesterday’s commonplaces become today’s oddities. The passage notes generational shifts in customs and dress, comparing past and present eras and reflecting on how history moves amid changing norms.
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Boston
Stevenson
Roosevelt
A Profitable Inquiry By Nye Committee Probes Tax Gains
The Nye Committee in the Senate reports substantial tax recoveries from oil scandal probes. Treasury collections exceed 7 million dollars from Hi M Blackmer, Continental Trading principals, and unnamed individuals, while costs stay around 25 thousand. The effort highlights gains far exceeding the investigation's price.
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Nye Committee
Senate
U. S. Treasury
Hi. M
The Silent Observer and Diverse Quips in The Park
A collage of humorous lines and maxims, including quotes about dinner and Hawaii, a Dartford Chronicle joke, and a Hindu proverb. A tramp in a park answers a post office clue with a lazy nod, while farm work sustains life and a haberdashery clerk touts imported cravats and hats.
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Haberdashery
Anniversary highlights and today in history notes
A compact historical column lists anniversaries from 1798 to 1931 including McDonald Clarke, Henry Durant, and Clay Folger. It notes 1512 England declares war, Waterloo battle, birthdays of Cyrus Curtis and others, plus a horoscope advising cautious diplomacy and strong defenses against emotional shocks.
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McDonald Clarke
New York
Mad Post
Bath
Maine
Nw York
Henry Durant
University of California
Xeee Mass
Oakland
Cal
Clay Folger
England
Waterloo
Minister Sets Chess Record at Durango Club
Rev James Russell, missionary leader at Towoac Ute Indian school, visited Durango Chess Club and played all ten members simultaneously. He won eight games as he moved between boards in a circular setup. The event showcased his rapid endurance and strategic skill.
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Durango
Colo
URI
James Russell
Towoac Ute
Rev
Russell
Lagrange Hosts Visitors and Announces Band Debut
Mr and Mrs Glenn Lawrie and three sons of Cleveland dined with Mrs W C Silk. Miss Betty Hoffman staying with Mrs Nellie Coxer. Mrs R B Kelner called to Cuyahoga Falls for sister's illness. Warren and Mrs Clark of Lorain visited cousin Mrs Erwin Adams. The first in a series of band concerts on Saturday June 8 on the square marks the L H S band debut under Mr Obbon with about thirty five members.
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Glenn Lawrie
Cleveland
W. C. Silk
Betty Hoffman
Andrew’s Institute
Willoughby
Nellie Coxer
R. B. Kelner
Jto
Mr. Obbon
Miss Florence Jackson Honored In Prenuptial Shower
A prenuptial shower honored Miss Florence Jackson ahead of her marriage to Mr. Williard Hagenmeyer of Elyria. The event occurred Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Otto Miller and celebrated the upcoming wedding set for Saturday, June 18.
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Florence Jackson
Williard Hagenmeyer
Elyria
Otto Miller
Swedish sailor finishes long boat trip to Turkey
Miss Anna Cederblom completes a wraparound voyage from Sweden to the Black Sea piloting a small outboard craft. She travels Baltic, North, and Atlantic routes through Central European rivers and plans to reach Istanbul then visit major European and African Mediterranean ports.
Owning a good radio a daily bargain in Majesticio
A vintage advertisement extols radios as a constant source of music and entertainment costing millions yearly to stage. It highlights upcoming events like the national Republican convention and the Schmeling Sharkey boxing match. It notes baseball daily features and the Olympic Games next month, urging cash purchases to secure reduced prices in Majesticio.
Day's Hardware offers seasonal canning gear and gifts
The store highlights canning season with strawberries in season and a display of canning implements on the second floor. New gift novelties for showers and weddings include a six glass lemonade set and an electric stand mixer toaster. Hardware items cover hammocks, garden hose, sport gear, and fishing tackle with prices noted. The Ohio Stream fishing ban is reported to be lifted July 1 due to economic conditions.
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Gorlin
Fonseca
Worthington
Klein
Ohio
Compliment on Kel vinstor refrigerator draws praise
A customer praised a Kel vinstor for efficiency and low operation costs, saying it brings pride and satisfaction. Options exist for every home with varied sizes and prices, and customers are urged to select theirs. Also noted is a $47.50 movie camera with special lens and a $1.85 ukulele for camp use, plus a piano recital by Boltey School students in Lakewood and Cleveland attended by WIAY manager Melrose.
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Lakewood
Cleveland
Melrose
WIAY
Boltey School of Popular Music
Congratulations to Gerald Frank on arrival of daughter Marian
The note celebrates the birth of a daughter to Mr. Gerald Frank born on a Wednesday.
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Gerald Frank
Marian
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Harley Harrison
Alice
Egbert Harrison
Marian Sanders
Norma Yates
Raymond
Wilmot Long
Franklin Sanders
Louis Runals
Adrian
Cyril Reinders
Chas, Yates
the Chronicle
Telegram Members Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Lorala County Printing @ Publishing Company
A. Mudnutt
J. Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
Nairn
Lorain
State of
Chin
Nn John W. Cullen Company
Cricago
Michigan
Sve
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors Ride
Hawaii
Bill
Dartford Chronicle
Panin
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Philadelphia
Portland
William C. Redfield
Commerce
Albany
N. Y
James Montgomery Flagg
Pelham Manor
Herman A. Spoehr
Rockefeller Foundation
Chicago
George H. Ferguson
Oliver Goldsmith
Sally
Pavent
the Savings Deposit Bank
East Broad Street
Baxtorp
Sweden
Macke
Harold Negue
Oberlin Conservatory
Rosalie Adame
L. M. Heath
Hinckley
C. E. Garvin
Jump
A. F. Wilcox
R. L. Hacker
Decatur
Alabama
Margaret
Patty Hacker
Arthur Eb, Wilcox
Opie
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music “Store
Day's Hardware
Hart’s Mountain Canaries
Akron
Music. Store
Broad St
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