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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1934
Page
9
Two U S patents bolster wartime needs. One covers locating and controlling night targets for aircraft, using a genni locating device to track planes and direct a searchlight after automatic speed, wind, and time adjustments. The second patent enables reading and updating maps and orders in the field at night with a lighted data carrier and eye piece.
Brownhelm announces a girls basketball team for the season. Practice occurs two nights weekly under coach Bertha L. Barber with players including Rosemary Ruth Andrey Truth Nheui Herehler Ruth Lefia Steimer Belly Hautman Margaret Hautman Ruth Bringman Peulah Sanders Ruth Secrest Hisie Trinter and Eleanor Vaus. First game against Katon Noy. Schedule lists Nov 16 Grafton at Brownhelm through Feb 1 Radgeville at Browne with varied away and home dates.
The column lists residents and guests visiting Brownhelm and nearby towns on Sundays and weekends. Names include Henry Kreeger, Eisle Luthart, Cecil Young, Mabel Standen, Mary Daley, Mary Jane Furst, Mildred Ruth, Raymond Springer, Elmer Hoffman, Katharine Kilwin Sanders, Murray Sanders, and others. The note closes with a reflection on economic science focusing on people rather than wealth.
A and P undertakes a neighbor hood expansion at the Middle avenue store near Fifth street. About 2500 dollars is spent to enlarge and remodel providing 20 percent more floor space and double the shelves. New deeper shelving with black and white molding, white ceilings and walls, a zinc tray produce area, and an overhead heating system. Management plans for more staff including a manager and two clerks, with a possible produce manager on Saturdays. Store to stay open during remodeling, completion expected by Saturday.
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