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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1932
Page
2
In a letter from North Ridgeville Ohio a farmer suggests using goats to guard sheep and geese or guinea hens to alert and protect flocks from roving dogs and chicken thieves. The writer cites a neighbor with a goat that deterred dogs and protected sheep and advocates practical animal guardianship.
Advertisement touts EMTONA as a cure for long standing boils and acne with claims of rapid skin improvement. It asserts toxin removal, general vitality boosts, and refunds if not satisfied, locating sales at Muir's Cut Rate Store 412 Broad Street and other druggists.
Erhart Nov 2 funeral held for Magdeline Neff daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Neff in St. Martin's Cemetery. She died after brief illness at 37 years 11 months, survived by parents and two sisters Mrs. Louis Reache and Mrs. Hattie Mills. Services led by Father Ritter. burial by Mr. Longacre. Local brief items follow. Catherine Bauer weds Rocky River man Frank Alleric in Cleveland with trip to Florida. return plans to reside with Mrs. Bauer. School notes mention Monday teachers meeting at Centralized school in Mallett Creek.
The annual Hallowe'en Carnival at the Centralized school in Mallett Creek drew children from the village and surrounding area. In masks and costumes they enjoyed booths, refreshments, lunches, and prize contests while the high school staged acts and a no reel comedy.
A town hall celebration in Cleveland to Medina features a large parade of automobiles and floats. Governor White spoke in Medina and prizes were awarded for best floats while towns decorated their windows. A partial attendee list includes Edward Frombach and family, Frank Smith family, Fred Armbruster, Edward Hamm, Oswald family, Meyer, and H M Dowdell. State Route 42 traffic reopened after summer repairs and widening.
The Ladies Society of the Community Church will gather Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Clara Williams’s home on South Main Street in Oberlin. Choir rehearsal directed by Mrs. Florence Holden of Oberlin will be held Thursday evening at Miss Dorothy White’s home. The Hallowe en social at the Community Church last Friday was a success with games, stunts, music by Mr. and Mrs. Mosher and son Chalmer. Prizes for costumes went to Jack Bear Robert Avery Ruth Pillivant and Elsie Kuhl. First game prizes were awarded to Mrs. Dorothy Mills Virginia Davidson and Howard McConnell. Refreshments of pie sweet cider and sandwiches were served. Cake walk prizes went to Mrs. A. M. Sherburne Ray Mercene and Dr W A Sherburne.
Mr and Mrs Walter West host a Saturday birthday dinner in Wellington for A M Sherburne Clarence Stevens and daughter Elale along with Ertin Keighley and three daughters. Graydon Brandt of Medina visits parents C G Brandt. Wade Nash and Loretta Schwartzmann of Cleveland visit Wade’s parents A E N Nash. Mrs A B Nash returns home from Cleveland with son Wade.
Bing guests of Mr and Mrs Lounsbroagh and Robert Beat at Wooster Oberlin footpath meet in Oberlin. Later noon Robert visited friend Mr Me Mra and Mabel Bear. Lounabroagh family hosted Monday in Le Rain with Albert Roloft Frank Rol and Alma. Sheffield couple stayed with James Davidson family. Star Sunday school class of M E church met with T H Breyley showing games and refreshments. Nancy Lois West of Wellington visited Winona Preston.
In London there are 26 firms active today that date back to the 17th century or earlier. The oldest, Oxford University Press, was founded in 1468 followed by Hoare’s brewery from 1492. Meanwhile Germany tightens unemployment benefit eligibility reducing recipients.
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