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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1934
Page
2
Greenleaf deciphers German intercepts and uncovers a coded breach as German agents tamper with American code books. He suspects treachery, finds a dummy volume, and races to the Black Chamber to confront the scale of espionage while guarding secrets and planning his next move.
Community helpers gathered for an all day quilting session at the La-Methodist church with attendees including Mrs. Chris Ackerman and Mrs. Franklin Reese. A Gulf Road schoolhouse rug making meeting drew about 150 locals, while a Markley PTA meeting featured awards for school garden efforts and a Townsend Old Age Pension talk.
An old ad touts Creomulsion as a seven help remedy for coughs promising quick relief and safety. It notes mild coughs may yield to lesser aids while urging careful buyers, with a guarantee from the druggist that mocks failure costs nothing. Coughs are framed as danger signals and treated with prudent care.
Introduction of four engine aircraft enables continued flight even if one engine fails, allowing operations in weather previously deemed flies for older planes.
Spencer Nov 19 observed Armistice Day with Wellington division as guests leading the assembly. Students saluted the flag, songs, prayers, and talks by Mr Carlson and American Legion members highlighted the program while Miss Williams and Mrs Dague arranged events and programs.
Miss Fusselmup, a Beron Wil King school graduate, directed by PERA, attempts to organize a local class. She faces two charges related to early enrollment discrepancies, with 35 students enrolled in her Ham class and 29 in Homerville.
Spencer High School adds new titles to its library for universal loan. Patrons from Spencer or township may borrow for two weeks, with a small daily fine after due date. Librarian Miss Clarabell Hangue will be available daily at noon for assistance. Claude Weidrick and family donated "A Little Nature Library" series, aiding multiple classes. Please take care of borrowed books.
The harmony group of the M. E. division met Tuesday evening with Mrs John Firestone. A large attendance of members and guests enjoyed sewing and games. The December meeting is planned with Mrs L E Curtice on South Main Street.
World War Veterans from Wellington attended the Armistice Day dinner at the First Congregational church Monday evening. About 100 veterans were present with Charles Marton, Hasson officer of the American Legion, Department of Ohio, as guest speaker. Attendees included Glenn Firestone George Myers Clarence Dague and Harry Greetham.
Oberlin community news outlines a county meeting at Miss Retire Waller’s home with food, entertainment, and a lecture on Oberlin history. Armistice Day services at East Oberlin Church featured Professor Clarence Ward and Conservatory student performances. Brief notices report family gatherings, anniversaries, and local club meetings along with several residents ill or traveling.
Nov 19 in South Amherst eighteen members of the American Legion Post LYT held a regular session. Plans include attending the Fifth District Convention in Berlin and a February fish fry. Mayor Garland gave an on topic talk after adjournment, then cards and refreshments followed. Next meeting in two weeks.
Sheffield Brookside P T A convened at Brookside School Nov 19 with Mrs J J Smith presiding. Committees named, Armistice program led by Mrs Josph nsik, and a play Betty Bemnes Engaged performed by Christine Poor Neva Carrick James Smith and George Ken gik. A rug making demonstration followed, with Miss Bird giving a talk on braided crocheted and hooked rugs. A December 13 session will feature rug projects and a pot luck dinner. many members attended including Mrs Edd Minard Miss Flora Moon and numerous others.
In Friendship Ohio a resident expects to return next Monday. Mr and Mrs Earnest Haylor of Elyria visited Sunday evening at the home of their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs J C Davidson. Mrs Davidson learned her grandniece Patricia Penfound is recovering well after an operation at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Coates of Oberlin called last Thursday at the Frank Krueger home. Mr and Mrs Ed McRoberts of Cleveland spent the weekend with his parents.
A New York diary dwells on social sights including Rockefeller with a policeman, mentions Wells and Hughes, and sketches fashion obsessions. It notes Lu cienne Boxer in blue, silk stockings trends, ponies sold on Long Island and Central Park pony rides, with a columnish tone on culture and celebrity.
A group of civic ladies including Mrs. Charles Haammer Mrs. 3 D Henry Mrs. Herman Bloom Mrs. L M Youtzy and Miss Alicea Bird attended the city charity gathering, adding notable presence to the fundraiser.event.
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