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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1929

Page

4

Seeking balance between nature love and social duties

A reader asks if intense love of nature signals insanity and whether solitude can enrich life or harm it. Cadman advises balance, work, and using leisure for growth, suggesting professional psychology if needed, and notes the value of nature while maintaining duties to society. He adds a Winnipeg reader on God’s universal Fatherhood and the prodigal son parable guiding relation to divinity.

New York City Thorsau Charles Dickens London Winnipeg Canada God Jesusa Israel Church Christ

First photo of stabbing victim dies at home in Toledo

Carrie Lindsley, 77, died Wednesday morning after a stroke suffered at home. Interment set for Wellington cemetery. Born in Penfield, she was well known locally. Friends report Mrs Lindsley was not in good health after a paralytic stroke. Other items note illnesses and family visits in the area.

Toledo Daniels Ben Wellington Penfield Carrie Lindsley Lindsley M. E. Aid Society Mable Ketchum New London FE. S. Newcomb Clarence Wallington Lod! Hospital Carl Starr Specter Oscar Clark Elizabeth Gregg W. G H. G. Gregg G. A. Handley Huntington

Obituaries and social notices from North Olmsted

North Olmsted obituary notices report Mrs Al Atkinson dying at Cook Road home with funeral held at home. Mrs Mary Nelson dies at Lorain road home, leaves daughter Mrs O C Wright and son Fred Nelson. Mrs Thomas Orgill convalesces after appendicitis. Local residents host gatherings and travel plans including John T Saunders hunting trip to Vermont with Cleveland men. Clergy trips to Evanston and back for weddings. McGraw family moves to Cleveland for winter. Local clubs hold first meetings and plan travel talks. Ruth Zella, Helen Westner, and Eugene Morgan feature in literary and musical events at town hall and stop 36.

W. R. Keyse Porter Road Frank Keyss Leslie Madison Ohio Melvin Kepse Painesville John T. Saunders Lorain Toad Vermont Cleveland Saunders Duncan C. W. Sanderson Delaware Mr. Sanderson C L. Kuhn Evanston Ill North Olmsted Women’s Club Ruth Zella J Eiinert Lbrary Cora Shaw Eugene Byron Morgan Oberlin College Ferrari, Brahams Handel Helen Westner

World's Worst Smoke City Named Calcutta

A local item notes Calcutta is labeled the world's worst city for smoke. Other items mention numerous club gatherings in Ridgeville Amherst and surrounding areas with attendees including Schibley Kolbe and Gazin families, plus recent visits and engagements.

Calcutta

Penfield Community Notes and Local Social Highlights

Dr. R B Brown to preach at Litchfield next Sunday at 11. No services at Penfield Congregational. Rev Schott to shuttle parishioners without transport. Local families and alumni hosted gatherings, with Penfield HI School teams opening the basketball season. alumni boys won 27 to 15 and girls 17 to 13. Several visitors and birthdays celebrated at farms and homes around town.

R. BE. Brown Oberlin Seminary Pacific Coast Litchfield Congregational Church Schott Penfield George Hastings Dwight Smith Rollo Dague Clarence Grimes New London Penfield HI Scoo Esther Devereaux Wellington Stanley Sony Mark Devereaux EK. Ferriman Jay Hart John Murray Harry Newcomb An Cuyahoga Fain Clyde Minkler Misa Evelyn Smith Jon Cohis Lo- Tain

Obituary notices and local updates from North Olmsted area

Mary Nelson aged 83 died at home after years as an invalid following a streetcar accident. She came from Willoughby, married Herbert Nelson, and leaves daughter Minnie Wright and son Fred Nelson. Funeral at her home. burial at Butternut Ridge. Also notes hospital operation for appendicitis, illness lists, a 16th birthday gathering, moved families on Lorain Road, death of Ella Demaline, a union Armistice Day service, and ongoing illness of Barbara Hafle.

Cemeter Club Ridgeville C. B. Schibley Katherine Kolbe Carl John Ruben Hazel Ruch Arbor Vitae Club Halcyon Tea Room Bridge Goldie Kreeger Olive Beller Minnie Sadlers Fred Kreuck Lillian Hagen R. H. Hearn Mary Everett Gazin New York Zilch Funeral Home Amherst J. H. Ludwig Werner Zilch Nashville Tenn Neal Ludwig J. 8. Clifford H. P. Kolbe W. H Schmitkens N. W. Bechtel Fred Werrmann Robert Ossmann Albert Schroeder Cleveland Byrd Richmond Alfred Dechamps Chicago Ward Tolhurst G. H. Schm Tkens Charles Hahn Lake Shore Road Walter Hollstein Wiliam Spielgelberg Marlon Earl Spiebeelberg Kenneth Keith Brown Carlos Schaible West Ridge John Bechtel North Murray Ridge William Bechtel John Kolbe Alvin Kolbe Brownhelm E. Cotton Columbus Carl Menz Lake Avenue Hickory Tree Grange Lora Hurlburt Washington, Pa Avon Lake North Olmsted Mary Nelson Willoughby Herbert Nelson Minnie Wright Fred B. Nelson Butternut Ridge Cemetery Tom Orgil Lakewood Hospital Ellen Shrimshaw Harry Billy Paddock Universalist Congregational Congregational Church Universalist Charrch Clyda L. Kuhn Barbara Hafle

Hair That Sparkles With Danderine

An advertisement extols Danderine as a simple solution for shiny soft hair. It promises oil reduction cleansing and lustrous results after the first use, claiming it removes dandruff and stimulates growth while keeping hair easy to manage and in place for hours.

Scientists hint at new cold light secret from animals

Scientists theorize a glow named Luciferia in cold light of animals such as fireflies. The phenomenon glows when it contacts air oxygen. Two lines from The Charge of the Light Brigade by Tenneyson are recorded on a phonograph owned by a South African holder.

Light Brigade Tenneyson

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