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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1938
Page
9
New York reports a casual remark about Avenue window displays showing bright striped goods, aimed at ladies shoppers. The brief reflects the daily fashion chatter and retail mood of early March in the city.
The column strings together memories of prominent figures like Doctor Lucke and James Mont Romery Plage with stray notes on hunting, theater, and neighborhood life. It mentions a Green on Broadway, a bowling patch from earlier times, and various social visits to Clarksfield and Cleveland. The prose sketches idle chatter, sporting curios, and small-town scenes without a single cohesive event.
Local items report residents Wakeman and nearby communities settling into recently vacated homes formerly of the Flues family. Entries describe school events, a high school basketball tournament at Norwalk where Wakeman Tight took part and Soren Fiardeld led with a 18-15 win. A birth notice records an eight pound boy for Mr and Mrs Carlo Peabody of Elyria, plus family visits and neighborhood chatter.
Severe weather limited activities at the Penfield group meeting held at Josephine Roth’s home. Rev Krol led the session with the group sharing songs and fellowship despite conditions.
Mrs Misse W wt presided at a local meeting with Mrs Riey Shing as assistant hostess. Attendees included Mesdames Poster Gott Turtoer Miller Weaver Wilbur Sew and guests from LaGrange Brishtow and others. Plans discussed for the next gathering hosted by Mrs Hite in Wellington with Mrs George Bul and UPS.
The Frank Crawfords moved Monday onto Winfield McConnell's farm in Bighton. Paul Rodgers occupied the Crawford home and will work for WoT Starr. Mantieg Zimmeman moved onto the Ray Hacheller farm, Earl Sanders has moved onto Homer Svoy's recently purchased farm. Ros Carannetdi left Huntington for W A Welsh's farm. Gisa Rollin relocated to Frank Ciou's farm.
At New London High School a special Chapel program invited all students to a technicolor movie and lecture by Mr Bowser on The Northwest and West. The film featured Crater and Glacier Parks, the Continental Divide, Pasadena Rose Tournament, and the Golden Gate opening. A clarinet sale by James Burden with Miss Eloise Triplett at the piano preceded the lecture. START WORK ON NEW P. v. under Nelson P. Greller directing a local crew on construction.
On Wednesday survey work began to locate the site for a new post office in New London at the corner of East Main and Park Avenue, occupying the block formerly known as the homme on the H. A. Haynes property.
Despite February being the shortest month five children were born at the tal Hospital, more than in several other months, highlighting a spike in births for the period.
Fragmentary report notes sections on medical cases and maternity amid a stray line about blindness in England and Wales. An odd reference to Gottlieb the Tailor and a low price suit ad appears with a Columbus mention and a phone number 2785.
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