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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
6
A vivid tour of the planned Chicago World’s Fair displays depicts towers of scarlet lighted by ultraviolet glow glass and water cascades. The article describes the administration building of corncobs, a sky ride with 600 foot towers, and a red and gold dome roof that seems to breathe, all part of a glowing fantasy city set on the lakeshore.
Mr and Mrs Rollin Peabody East Cleveland were guests of relatives. Miss Myrtle Cook returned home after ten weeks with Mr and Mrs K Barnes. Mrs John Guthrie and Mr and Mrs Tom Mockler visited Norwalk Saturday. Trap shoot attended at Travelers Rest. Miss Georgia Barnes Wakewood visited uncle Raymond Barnes. Miss Virginia Wilcox Nor-
A testimonial touts Kruschen Salts for weight loss. Mrs. S. A. Solomon credits a three month routine of one teaspoon daily with dropping from 217 to 170 pounds, alleviating back and abdominal pains and boosting energy. She urges others to try Kruschen and promises to buy again if not satisfied. The ad claims a four week bottle costs a few cents and notes a money back guarantee.
In Montrose Colorado a 300-pound brown bear wandered into town. John Miller fired a .45-90 rifle twice, and Victor Berta tried a .25-75 then a shotgun. Mike Berta joined with a .22 rifle, ending the bear’s day with a single steady shot.
The rain aided local wells as residents faced winter water shortages. Sheffield Lake Social Club met at St James Mission with strong attendance. A new Sunday school started at St James Mission and will be held at Len clock each Sunday. H C Chambers and P L Chambers assisted Kessen of Columbus in Farm Bureau work in the township. Brookside’s first basketball game vs Avon Lake is planned for Friday with three games on the local floor. Floyh Moore led weekly glee club practice at Brookside High as both boys and girls clubs show progress. Mrs William Day of River Toad 78 visited relatives in Tennessee. Mr Resien of Columbus was also in town.
G. C. G. of Texas reports ten years of itching eczema and hundreds spent with little relief before Zemco Zemo provided relief in five seconds. The ad touts Zemo’s rare ingredients and cooling effect for rash pimples ringworm and other irritations with pricing at 35c 60c 1 and 1.25 for extra strength.
Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Jerry Chambers and others from Columbia and Gulf Road area. Hubert Dechant lays thousands of tiles on his farm with Jeo Gerhart and William Linden digging. Election board workers named, weekly vocal lessons at Brookside School, and a Brookside PTA bazaar plan discussed at a Monday meeting. Neva Carrick stayed overnight with LaBerta Heidendorf. Brookside seniors held a banco and card party. Briefs note H D Bonney and son visiting relatives, a parish illness, and a Memorial hospital operation update for a patient named Junior who is back at Markley School. Helen Keller and Paul Lane visited grandparents J J Heckel for supper. Reverend F A Ashburn to teach a class on Discipline of the ME church at the Methodist church Thursday evening. Mrs George Peairs and Mrs H F Chain-
Mrs. Charles Webber, 73, Stop 5 Yellow Car Line, died Wednesday at home after a brief illness. Survived by husband, one daughter Mrs. George Mehlke, three grandsons, one granddaughter, and many friends. Funeral at M E Church with Rev F A Ashburn and Dr Heas officiating. Text from Psalms 78 9 cited. sermon urged faith and prayer. Mrs West of Elyria sang, Mrs Morgan accompanied on piano. Sunday School by Harnish superintendent.
A report covers three months of Sunday School work, attendance, and finances. Election board members listed include Mrs T M Baldwin Frank Eschtruth G H Stoughton Mr and Mrs Francis Boyd and Migs Laurabell Stoughton. The booth operated in M B church parlors on Ridge road Sheffield. Miss Rita Merrick visited Mrs J G Morris Tuesday afternoon.
Donald Sage, son of Mr and Mrs Burton Sage, fell from his tricycle in Brownhelm on Monday afternoon, breaking a bone in his arm. The junior class hosted a high school party at the school auditorium Friday evening with cards dancing music by a high school orchestra. Forty attended.
The text fragments mention Mr. and Mrs. and a son Motert of a family, a visit or event at the Home for the Aged last week, and references to Cleveland residents J. Bach, A. J. Shattuck, RS Rechtel homes. Also notes a general theme of arms reduction and national cooperation in agriculture and Arkans wealth context.
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