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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1933
Page
14
The Eljsha City Relief Commission announces an authorized list of groceries meats and produce for competitive bidding. Interested firms can obtain the list from the Commissary Office after 9 A.M. Saturday March 25 and bids must be returned by 12:30 P.M. Friday March 31.
A fragment notes a proposed air route between Britain and North America flying over the ice cap of Southern Gareenland. The line mentions a raindrop pear-choned phrase, suggesting speculative or fictional imagery.
Columbus March 21 The state forester commission told Governor White plans to cooperate with Roosevelts reforestation effort using relief labor at Marietta. Ohio could plant 12 000 trees per acre. 2 000 000 acres need reforestation while 4 000 000 trees exist for planting this year with 2 600 000 sold.
A Kansas City column dated March 24 details many reader suggestions to stop a robin shadow boxing in Dr Sanger's window. Dr Songer notes most ideas are impractical after reviewing letters and calls from across the country.
The Murbach Coals defeated a police team 1069 to 1028 led by Keil ing 184 and Hart 165 for the winners while Olmstead 179 and Hamlin 164 led the police. An inter department match saw Hamlin 55 and Olmstead 48 top individual scores.
Elyna will host a new Lewis Economy Store in the basement of the Lewis Mercantile building. The remodeled space features stock shelves fitting rooms and a new lighting system with long mirrors in the fitting area. Merchandise will be sold cash only and at lower prices than elsewhere. C Fulton remains in charge.
The Ways and Means Committee of the South Amherst PTA met at Mrs Charles Corbett's home to finalize plans for the annual athletic banquet. The event will be at the Methodist church parlors Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock with the basketball teams and teachers as honored guests.
Mrs Paul Mori, confined to the Elyria Clinic for ten days, is reported much improved and able to receive visitors. Betty Mori, quarantined at home with scarlet fever, is somewhat better.
Reverend R. C. Jenson led a Lenten service at the Methodist church on Thursday evening drawing church members and locals for prayer and reflection.
Members of the South Amherst Choral Club gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs James M P Niel on Wednesday evening for a regular rehearsal. Later a party was hosted by Mrs Albert Wragg and Harold Allsop.
Mrs Charles Corbett Mrs David Barnhardt Mrs Ada Stevenson and Miss Twylah visited Elyria on Tuesday Phyllis Barnhart spent Tuesday in Cleveland Mrs Carl Gibson and Mrs Henry Kolb were Elyria visitors on Thursday A young novelist asks how many murders he must commit to learn writing murder tales
The District of Columbia beer bill passed the House 180 to 53, allowing sale in capitol restaurants with restrictions. It forbids sales to under 18, limits on fascinated venues, and imposes a one dollar per barrel tax plus a brewer license fee of one thousand dollars. The bill moves to a Senate sub committee for hearings.
Northwestern University president Walter D Scott said enrollment in higher education has fallen about four and a half percent over two years due to the low mood. He noted parents are unable to support students who are undernourished and working overtime to continue their studies. The article then briefly references medieval beer brewing as a domestic occupation for women.
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