Fragmented OCR line about language and meaning
Fragmentary text discusses dictionary use and expressive limits. It hints at the importance of words in processing and communication, noting lines of logic and unspoken implications within language.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1930
Page
13
Fragmentary text discusses dictionary use and expressive limits. It hints at the importance of words in processing and communication, noting lines of logic and unspoken implications within language.
The article argues for a practical dictionary as essential for daily use in business and personal life. It highlights its role in shaping ideas, stresses its accessibility to all readers, and notes a 25 percent planned discount via a coupon printed elsewhere in the issue.
The North Olmsted Women's club will meet at the town hall on Tuesday at two o'clock. Mrs Gilbert Morgas notes the session will include a report by Mr Atri vanes and Lak of the Train.
North Olmsted schedules talks by a Travelers Aid worker and a League of Women Voters representative. Mrs Limpert from C B Dress presents Lulu Eldredge to discuss styles, followed by a surprise program. Three local high school students made the honor roll, and a Lorain road resident welcomes a new baby. A Grange lecture at Ohio State University and church meetings are noted along with community updates.
Columbia March 7 The Ladies Aid Society held a fine meeting at the home of Miss Gertrude Akins. Business included plans for a near future event and a pot luck dinner. Invitations have gone out for St Patrick’s Day card party and social at Columbia Hills Civic House. Several local residents listed as visitors or guests.
Local items show Mrs. Nettie Eldred returning home from four months with her brother in Portland Oregon. Mrs. Alfred Derek attended a benefit card party for Br Aynes church at George Faugjabaker’s home. The Murray Ridge orchestra met for practice at the school. E C Schubert and Carroll Slusher visited Elyria residents. Eldred family joined Pomona Grange in Oberlin meeting. Peter Dellifield attended a dance at the Hedges. Mrs Eugene Sites and daughter Bessie visited Fremont. Winifred Decker visited Lerpsnt with her parents.
Mr and Mrs Alfred and Mrs Fred Becker are mentioned in a string of social notes. Derek spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Joe Watson. Miss Ruth Eldred returned to Spencer after four months with her grandmother. Donna, Victor, Gaylord, and other family members attended a birthday party at Carl Dellefeld of Town. Mr and Mrs Martin Schaster with Donald and Ralph visited Sr and Mrs Joseph Kinzel and family of Avon. Arcir Fesler and family attended the Pomona orange meet at Amberer. A. J. Derek visited Mrs G Faulkhaber of Ely rt Saturday. Miss Hessie Sites attended
A social snippet records a dance at North Ridge school on Thursday evening. Henry Hoag Jr of Cleveland spent the weekend at his home. Mrs N Kennelly and daughters visited Mr and Mrs Sit Kilmore and family in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Ervig Eppley hosted guests. Mrs LC Kegan spent a few days with friends at Lakewood. Mr and Mrs Frank Clark of Elyria called at the Eppley home.
A fragmented line mentions a German gas road device with an electrical design applying braking, but details are unclear. The garbled text references a percentage figure and aerogetical terminology, hindering full understanding of the subject.
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