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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1931

Page

6

These Pets Know Their Tricks Pet registry adds two capable pets

Two more pets join the editor's register. Buddy Bauer's nine month old tabby cat Tabby, ages 9 months, performs tricks and jumps 30 inches, hides, rides bikes, and scatters marbles. Junior Snyder's dog Buster, praises attention, sits up for treats, retrieves items, calls siblings, and resists punishment by grabbing hands.

Buddy Bauer East Avenue Junior Snyder Locuet Street Oberlin Buddy Tabby Junior Buster

Two Minor Auto Accidents Reported by Police

Two minor automobile accidents were reported yesterday. Dee Ingner of 216 Clark Street skidded on Cleveland Street at about 6 40 and struck a telephone pole while avoiding a car that stopped suddenly. The other driver listed was William Jones of Stop 5 Lake Avenue reporting his car collision.

Dee Ingner Clark Street Cleveland Street William Jones Lake Avenue

Automobile Accessory Theft Reported After Car Park Breach

Police investigated thefts from General Industries Company cars last night. A tire cover was taken from G F Waller 120 Harwood Street and a horn from John Kaiser of Grafton. Also noted: a store use fan cools air by maintaining humidity. A new rubberized electrical extension cord reduces fire and sparking risks.

General Industries Company G. F. Waller Harwood Street John Kaiser Grafton

Be Humble When Child Is a Genius

A parent asks about a gifted child who learned piano early and excelled in school. The writer cautions that parental pride risks spoiling the child, argues humility is essential, and notes that genius must grow with happiness.

Garry C. Myers Cleveland College Western Reserve University DR. Myers Ute Rita Clarabel Himeelf Joosph Jesus of Nazareth

Ocean floor oil well mapped by geologist team

A geological team recently mapped a two oil well site on the Pacific Ocean floor. Their discovery follows the stampede era note, with estimated yields and related economic prospects mentioned in the report.

Géologiat Fo Pacific Ocean

Local Social News From Sheffield and Brookside School

Mr and Mrs Wm Fridenstine of Carlisle visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Earle Johnson. Brookside school held visiting day with mothers attending. many pupils have been absent due to colds. Lester Youtzy of Elyria township, Farm Bureau salesman, qualified for a Columbus trip to attend the Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. convention and the Farm Bureau Service department last week. Sheffield Lake Social club met Tuesday afternoon at the Fireball with several business items discussed and plans made.

Sheffield Wm. Fridenstine Carlisle Earle Johnson Brookside School Brookside Lester Youtzy Gulf Road Elyria Township Farm Bureau Columbus Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co Farm Bureau Service Department Sheffield Lake

Community notices from Brookside and nearby areas

Local reports cover a Pedro and Bunco party at the Fire Hall on Saturday March 28, a post card shower for the president Mrs. James in Florida, and social visits by Mrs. Raymond Dunfee and Paul Benedicts family in Cleveland. A large group attended the Seth Parker play in South Amherst and Bunco at Brookside School.

Pedro Bunco Fire Hall James Florida Raymond Dunfee Sire Paul Benedict Cleveland Sheffield Lake Seth Parker South Amherst Misa Aliss Brookside School

Walker family names emerge in fragmented notice

Fragmentary OCR reads like a family notice citing Mr and Mrs Monard, a Walker and daughter, and mentions Mrs John with unclear surname. The readable portion hints at a personal or genealogical notice likely outlining relations and names without full context.

Monard Ie Walker John Uerick Quay

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