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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
8
A macrozamia tree in Queensland is said to exceed 12,000 years in age, with Tamborine Mountain reserves hosting a grove where the youngest tree stands at 3,000 years. University of Chicago researchers have gathered data on Australia’s macrozamia species, highlighting ancient flora and paleobotanical interest.
A Cristopher Delefield family reunion is set for June 21 at Clearview Grove on Edison Highway. Local notes mention visits and calls among residents including Frannk Shinrock Kataryn Behnke, Joseph Aukman, Paul Ackerman, and Mrs Harvey, with several neighbors stopping by and social calls occurring through the week.
In Oroville California a plan proposes using controlled bomb blasts to drive wild ducks from rice fields. State game laws ban shooting the ducks, but authorities believe explosions will force a change of feeding grounds.
East side residents returned to their homes only to find them shifted one block toward the city center. The error stemmed from the highway department painting the wrong street signs, and crews corrected the misplacement after discovery.
A rural Arkansas general storekeeper hides a customer’s entrance to avoid theft in a tale of thrift and values. A lighthearted vignette contrasts with a motto about life’s simple joys and money’s limits, reflecting on character over cash.
Readers warned about borderline sickness from poor diet and constipation. Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is presented as a bulk source that absorbs moisture to form a cleansing mass. Two tablespoonfuls daily with milk or cream are usually enough, with more for stubborn cases. Sold by all grocers. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
A collection of humorous vignettes and notes from a historic page. It includes a joke about a sergeant and recruit, a barter line about shared barber work, and a quip on political patronage. Post office trivia lists farthest west east north and south offices, elevation records, and oddities. Local social notes record visits and greetings among residents.
Harold Fridenstien spent Sunday with Oliver Shubert on Townlina road. Mr and Mrs Coon of Youngstown were called home by the death of Joseph Frye. Mr and Mrs N J Adams of Akron were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs E W Eppley. Pearl Eppley and Anne Tre
Services at the church Sunday June 1 with Sunday School at 10 am led by superintendent Nation Balls and worship at 11 am by Rev. R G Pferrer pastor A class meeting of the Sincerity Class of Brownhealm Evangelical church was held Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Van Wagnen in Brownhalm Briefs note visits by Mr and Mrs Nallis Dye Phyllis Dye from Miami and Mr and Mrs Henry Fassett of Cleveland to Mr and Mrs Frank Laraway Also C J Smith and Theodore Grills visited L W Spiegelverg and family on Townling road Monday evening.
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