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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1932
Page
4
Ohio enforces new limits on fireworks storage, sale, and use under the 189th General Assembly. The act targets Independence Day safety, detailing restricted sale windows from June 25 to July 5 and limited use on or around July 4, with allowances for certain tiny caps and toy novelties.
The text lists prohibited firework types and sizes including aerial shells over certain weights, large sky rockets, and devices with concealed danger. It also bans balloons, certain cannons, and items with white or yellow phosphorous or mercury. It defines fire department or mayor authority to issue permits and assigns responsibility for permitted use.
The Henrietta 4-H Club gathered for a meeting at the M. M. A. with leader Mrs. Carl Bates and sixteen members present. Plans for a local club picnic were discussed after a brief business session and group games followed.
Did You Know presents trivia questions on geography language and transport with an 1846 anniversary note about innkeepers in northern New York tearing up railroad tracks to divert business. Horoscope hints deep religious conviction with moderation. Fact answers include Suez canal at sea level 201 parts and rankings of rail mileage.
Mr and Mrs E C Schubert and son Oliver returned home Saturday from a motor trip to Erie Pennsylvania Niagara Falls and Canada In Port Dover Canada they stayed with A J Schubert and family Edward Date of Cleveland spent the weekend with his sisters Kathryn and Lydia Dute Out of the 36 barons who signed Britain's Magna Charta only three could write their names The word cash is derived from the Italian casa meaning the chest in which merchants kept their money
Charles W. Scheide photographed the Swift Hollow House in Henrietta Township before its destruction by fire. The 1840 Greek Revival structure, built by Joseph Swift, featured hand made elements from New York Maine and a rear court. Photographs and negatives were offered to the Library of Congress and will be archived as part of early American architecture records.
Murray Ridge June 22. Mr. and Mrs. George Fridenstien and family visited the Johnsons of the River Toad. Ed Godfrey and Harle Ross called on A Dellifield of South Ridge. Henry Haag and sons visited W Cock of Town line road. Bessie Sites called on C Brewster Kipton. Mrs Clyde Bradley of Mansfield visited relatives. Alfred Derek called on friends in Elyria. Rev Hanks and wife spent afternoon with Fred Decker. Eugene Sites and daughter Bessie spent Friday in Cleveland.
Mrs. and Mrs. ter Hadaway and Mrs.Arthur Nelding called at the home of Ward Tolhurat. Janet Bana attended a 4 H club meeting at Misa Marion Lauer’s home. Pearl Eppley visiting Oberlin. Mrs. B Sites and daughter visited A Dellifield. Paul Eppley at D D club meeting hosted by Mrs Milton Schiachtag. Frid ay visitors to Carliste. Eppley visits Vincent Thursday. Mrs. Arthur Fesler attended Entre News club at Max Luden’s. Anna Ernest Carl and Arthur Haag at a King home party on Lake Avenue Saturday. Mrs. Eugene Sittes and daughter Bessie at the funeral of Mrs. Bert Webb of Brownhelm.
Rev I Amore of South Ridge Evangelical church conducted services at the County Home last Sunday afternoon. A ladies quartet from the Baptist church in Elyria was enjoyed. Group singing and a prayer by Rev I Amore brought the meeting to a close. Attending club in Lorain Edwin Powell attended a meeting of the Oriole 500 club at the home of Henry Murray. Jeane and Jane Kennelly visiting Cleveland with sister Mrs Russell Gilmore.
An American lady in Paris, tired of constant French, found relief when a crowing cock reminded her of English. She exclaimed with humor that at last someone speaks English, highlighting cross language frictions in daily life.
Town Line Road club members will meet Thursday afternoon at Delores Farms. Dinner will be served at 5 p m.
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