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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1931

Page

7

Veteran Elyria watchmaker recalls fifty years in trade

Henry Nix, born in London, recounts life in Cleveland and Elyria since 1876. He learned from Swiss craftsman Fred Grossenbacher, worked at Brunner Brothers, Webb C Ball, and Critz, and in 1981 bought 425 West Second Street in Elyria. Now aged and healthy, he continues repairing watches and clocks and enjoys regular customers and old friends.

Elyria Henry Nix Iin Inter Chronicle-Telegram London England Cleveland Higbee Public Square Fred Grossenbacher Superior Avenue Clevelan Brunner Brothers Marshall Drug Store Prospect House Bailey Building Ontario Prospect Webb C. Ball Company E. H. Fisher Detroit William Ulrich EF. E. Critz Haserodt West Second Street

Pentecost Services Highlight Sullivan Church Activities

Pentecost Sunday observations at the Church of Christ included special communion and sermons on Christian stewardship and Pentecostal Church characteristics. Veterans memorial address and a village drama, Who Killed Earl Wright, drew a full house with local residents in the cast and audience.

Sullivan E. G. Aubrey Polk M. E Culloden Earl Wright Church of Christ J. A. Schmink BE. G. Aubreut Ira Garver Aubrey Willis Garver Warren Freyman Prof. Nixon Amos Freyman George C. Southwell Cleveland Faye Taylor O. C. Arndt A. B. Richards Byron Hileman Leroy Taylor Brillhart Ida Rogers Charley Bair

House of the Flashing Light mystery play staged at school

The Senior class presented a three act mystery play in the school auditorium on Tuesday evening. Lavina led the cast with strong performances as each character earned praise for their best work and memorable appearances in order of appearance.

Lavina

Two New Four-H Food Clubs Are Organized

Two new Four-H clubs were organized in Lorain County with 23 members. La Porte club, Dishpan Daisies, has 15 members led by Irene Stoll and Doris Van Valkenburg, while La Grange road club, Work and Do, has eight members led by Jane Linden.

Lorain County Girls la Porte la Grange Road Willard Hicks Esther van Valkenburg Irene Stoll Doris van Valkenburg Helen Muche Josephine Bailey Recreation Teader Marjorie McMullin A. T. Smith Jane Linden Ronilyn Smith Annette Kasik Dorothy Tittle Gladys Tittle

Whiting Williams Speaks at Oberlin

Oberlin Ohio May 26 Whiting Williams a noted author and lecturer spoke on Relation of Prohibition to the Labor Situation at the last hour chapel and addressed a luncheon of the W C T U. Williams an Oberlin alumnus class of 1899 has long studied labor and prohibition and has worked in mines mills and plants in the United States and abroad.

Oberlin Ohio Whiting Willams Williams Oberlin College Community Fund of Cleveland King

Exchange Club Hears Elyria Chronicle Telegram Editor

J. C. George editor of the Elyria Chronicle Telegram spoke at the Oberlin Exchange Club luncheon. He traced thirty years of newspaper history showing material advances and social issues such as wealth distribution traffic deaths prohibition and law enforcement. He warned we live in an age of propaganda with professional press agents flooding the field.

Oberlin Exchange Club J. C. George Elyria Chonicle- Telegram George the Times

Press agents shape public opinion with contributed items

The text discusses how press agents submit news copy to influence public view, aiming to publish material favorable to the activity, product, or person they represent, and to sway readers through this allegedly crafted content.

World toy soldiers exhibit celebrates 2000 years of uniforms

A display showcases over 7,500 varieties of toy soldiers tracing two millennia of military fashion. Uniforms span multiple regions and eras, illustrating global styles and craftsmanship across centuries.

Power Output in 1866 Tops All Years Except 1929

The era records show electricity production reaching a peak in 1866, surpassing every year except 1929. Analysts note this places 1866 among the era’s strongest output years.

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