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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1932

Page

10

Blue Ribbon Recipients Named At Several PTA Meetings

At the final meeting of the Converse Delta Parent-Teacher Association Blue Ribbons were presented to forty four pupils by Dr H R OBrien. Officers were elected for the coming year and other business conducted. A second list of Blue Ribbon recipients was read for Carlisle Center PTA and Brighton PTA with similar ceremonies and a health talk by Dr OBrien on Child Health.

Eornelta H. R. O'Brien Warren Hauman James Currier Shirley Lou Unger Dorothy Paria Jane Kendeigh Ruggell Portman Kenneth Altmiller Maynard Unger Florence Greszig Barbara Brown Conrad Adley Joseph Currier Theresa Keressi Ardella Gerber Edwin Reed Wesley Swiiers Marjorie Kendeigh Margaret Keressi Leroy Wrier Phyllis Swiers Carlisle Center Parent-Teacher Association Carlotta Faulkner Dorothy Nubn Lillian Carter Roy Rock Robert Diedrick Jimmie Salt Jane Daly Brighton Eavenine Sherod Marjorie Ler Larenne Marjorie Greene Katherine Vettrie Lloyd Reids Donald Rundle James Reedy Roy Prrbines Elizabeth Moore Margaret Wrietoff Margaret Perkins Paul Harwood Virginia Hines Car Ylegier Bully Wocsis Joe Sabaslai

Lady Minstrels From Dixie Presented at Local Church

May 20 saw a large audience at the Methodist church Sunday school in Vincent present The Lady Minstrels from Dixie a two act show. The cast included Mia Tabitha Plimket played by Josephine Pavlich and several named actors with a lineup of colored ladies. A three piece orchestra accompanied by Alma Daniels provided between act music. Proceeds will aid church work amid a brief notes section reporting local visits andHealth Night participation.

Vincent Dixie Methodist Church Mia Tabitha Plimket Josephine Pavlich Ladies Aid Uizzie Ella Jana Harnish Irma Boie Sadie Smothers Alma Johnson Ald Son Staty Biddy O’leary Helen MelIntire Hepsy Smith Delores Lits Tillie Olson Ethel Balint Becky Kloffenstein Elaine Brown Martha Carlisle Alma Daniels Amherst Maude Fridenstine Glen Fridenstine Donald Fridenstine Murray Ridge

Today in History and Space Facts Quiz

On this day in 1781 Cornwallis and Arnold joined at Petersburg Virginia. Pendulums swing faster at the poles. Halley's Comet will return about 1983. Donati's Comet was visible in September and October 1858.

Cornwalls Arnold Petersburg Halley Donati

Community Notes From Lorain County Local Events

Sunday guests from Cleveland Lorain and Avon visitations fill a busy weekend. The Markley 4 H club met with 20 boys present at Lewin’s home for a brief business meeting and ball games. M E church services included a children’s sermon on Charles Wesley and a Sunday school with 135 attendees.

Fred Smith Verna Cleveland F. H. Lewis Julius Pandy Thildren Lorain William Papay Joan Stumphauzer Avon Emma Nagy Elyria Herman Oberlin Georgia Aundie M. E. Shurch Ashburn Charles Wesley Jesus Wesley John Harnish W Papay Papay Louis Kellar J. J. Neckel Thomas Reed Orrville William Cutter Ruth Mabel S. W. Scott C. McCarty

Illness Strikes Residents Amid Flu Outbreak in Huntington

Huntington May 20 Mrs R A Cassell and her mother Mrs J Gillettey are both ill with the flu. Mrs A C Kolbe cares for them. Mr and Mrs H C Beckley and Mr and Mrs Henry Laughery visited the Tohn Smith home on Sunday. Earnest Wheeler and Mr and Mrs Donald Weidinger with two children Dorothy and Patricia of Norwalk shared Sunday dinner.

Huntington R. A. Cassell J. Gillettey A. C. Kolbe H. C. Beckley Henry Laughery Tohn Smith Earnest Wheeler Donald Weidinger Dorothy Patricia Norwalk

Canada Pulp and Paper Industry Uses Large Share of Power

Canada’s pulp and paper sector accounts for roughly a quarter of the nation’s manufacturing electrical consumption, highlighting its dominant energy draw within the industry.

Canada

Amherst Alumni Plan May 27 Banquet in School Auditorium

An Amherst alumni meeting at the Gleason home outlined plans for the annual banquet to be held Friday evening May 27 in the school auditorium with dancing after dinner. Officers include Richard Gleason as president Doris Springer vice president Bertha Frobofer secretary treasurer. Committees named for program decorations refreshments nominating and more.

South Amherst Richard Gleason Association Doris Springer Bertha Frobofer Ruth Ott Elma Rumsey Alfred Flowers Isaac Thompson Albert Schneider Thelma Gleason Arthur Kilber Pearl Kruger Mysie Stephenson Dorothy Ammenhauser Rose Wilhelm Gladys Hopkins

Lorain County council banquet attendees and local visits

Henry Kolb and Mrs Wm Butler attended Amherst banquet with other local officials. Funeral rites for Theodore Pajor held at St Stanislaus Church Lorain with Rev Francis Buda officiating and Calvary cemetery burial. Briefs note visitors and ill reports among Elyria Lorain Shiloh and nearby communities.

Henry Kolb Wm. Butler Lorain County Council Legion Auxiliaries Amherst Theodore Pajor St. Stanislaus ¢Church Lorain Francis Buda Calvary Cemetery Conrad Zilch

Salem witchcraft frenzy left twenty innocent victims hung

In 1692 the Salem witchcraft frenzy claimed the lives of at least twenty innocent people who were hanged. The following year several prominent judges and accusers confessed publicly, expressing remorse and sorrow for their actions.

Salem

Strong Measures Mark The Wealths Final Strong Move

A concise remark on the last act of wealth and power, noting that forceful policy and decisive action become the resort of the privileged, signaling a pivotal shift in leadership and control.

The Coage the Afries second longest in tha

The fragmentary note mentions a subject described as the second longest in an unspecified context. Names, dates, or clear details are absent, leaving the core fact vague and hard to interpret from the OCR snippet.

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