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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1932
Page
7
Early today a fire swept the Quippy Cone and Pretzel Company plant in downtown Cincinnati, forcing about forty residents from a neighboring rooming house. Firemen rescued Carrie Ramsey, an invalid, as two residents were injured and losses were pegged at fifty thousand dollars.
In Berne near Caldwell, Jesse Leisure 36 road laborer shot and killed his wife Sage 34 after a quarrel seen by townspeople. He then killed himself with the shotgun in front of a crowd on 4 street. A 13 year old daughter survives.
Grafton leaders announce the annual Fall Festival at the school on Friday evening November 11 featuring a musical program and booths with fancy work, handkerchiefs, candy and crafts. Local residents Mrs George Edwards Mrs Frank Cragin and Miss J B Lilley were seen shopping in Cleveland Friday. W E Baldwin of Elyria called on Mr and Mrs A A Spitzer recently. John Noll lost a charge on Tuesday. Mrs Clyde Shuster and son Donald of Elyria visited Edith Shuster Tuesday. Lyndon Chapter OB5 met at La Grange Monday with many members and guests.
Local Belden Community Circle members met with Mrs. Hattie Goodman for an all day session on Thursday November 10 to discuss community affairs. Attendees included families from Cleveland Elyria and Oberlin with visits to homes of Finley Buckingham Hast and Noll.
November 10 notes the second regular monthly Vincent School Parent Teacher meeting. Details include attendees, agenda items, and next meeting scheduling.
A large crowd attended a Monday meeting led by Mrs. John Gena. Mr. Anderson spoke on education, stressing child welfare, cooperation between parents and teachers, and education as a path to world peace. The program included songs, a drill, rhymes, pantomimes, dances, and a balloon of prize attendance, with several students noted for perfect attendance and a tardy-free fourth grade.
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