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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
4
Greenleaf and Jake untangle a covert spy plot linked to a gas stop and a coded receipt. The Countess may use the trip as a bait to divert scrutiny, while a deeper, subtler deception may be at play to test Greenleaf’s vigilance.
A condensed 1934 feature notes celestial movements and traces early modern warfare in the Middle East. It recalls the British seizure of Bassora and the fall of Basra as German expansion is checked, detailing actions along the Tigris and Euphrates deltas and the advance toward Baghdad.
A 1934 Central Press Association chronicle notes Germany’s Berlin to Bagdad railway as altering routes to India, while recounting November dates and notable events. It highlights Bassara, Lord Chye’s death, Jackson’s marriage, the first North American submarine cable, Edison’s ether theory, Madrid triplets, and other historical vignettes with a satirical prompt to debunk common myths.
Belden sends boys basketball teams to Penfield with the first team losing 15 to 26 and the second team narrowly beating Penfield 22 to 21. La Grange to face Belden Friday with a girls game also on the program. Christmas operetta by first six grades titled Christmas with the Old Woman in the Shoe directed by Mrs Sponselor on December 28.
Thursday and Saturday plans teased as residents from Berlin Heights Elyria and Wellington attended events Sunday calls to local homes. Jeanne Wise returned from Elyria Chair after appendicitis surgery. Local clubs and church activities filled the week with meetings funerals quilting bees and a Methodist service noting scripture and parish programs.
The South Ridge D D Club met with Mrs. Newton Bechtel of Middle Ridge Saturday afternoon. Plans were made for a Christmas party to be held at the home of Mrs. Henry Kolbe. Mrs. Rene Stange was chosen on entertainment, and Mrs. Milton Eppley and Mrs. E C. Shuberc on purchasing committee. A social time followed with numerous members and guests listed from Elyria, Henriet ta, West Ridge, Townline Road, North Ridge, Lake Avenue, and other areas.
Miss Emma Ackerman enjoyed a birthday surprise on Friday November 16 at her Vincent home. A group of friends and family presented gifts, played games, and shared refreshments amid a festive evening honoring her birthday anniversary.
Mrs E C Schubert attended a D C Club meeting with Mid dle Ridge guests. Weekend visitors included Kathryn Salot and Kath leens Hawkins from Detroit. Oliver Schubert was ill and missed Friday school. Numerous calls and visits referenced include Spiegelberg family from Cleveland and L W Spiegelberg, Parsonage tea by Circle No 9, and visits from Hilyards Lima Dover Ridgeville New London Edison Camden North Murray Ridge and South Ridge areas.
Greater New York notes 17 first novel authors since year start as Hollywood rivals literary center. publishers report many debuts lose money. only a few like Zane Grey earn modest advances. poets such as Millay show limited incomes, while actors and others fret over future earnings amid a harsh industry climate.
If anyone in your family is sluggish or constipated you should know this medical truth. You cannot get safe relief with any medicine if you cannot regulate the dose. To regulate dosage you should have a liquid laxative and gradually reduce the dose. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is an approved liquid laxative containing herbs senna and cascara and is widely used. Obtain it at any drug store and try the liquid test which has attracted attention. It helps nearly everyone who tries it and may improve how you feel.
A newly opened jewelry establish ment near Park Row draws attention with three large window displays and a luxurious interior, while a surrounding scene of pawn shops and fast food lines contrasts with rumors of a “car riage trade.” Bart Carroll vanishes from usual haunts after Hollywood ventures. A Kentucky duck-shaped gourd endures in a family collection, now museum piece valued at 509 dollars.
Congressman Wright Patman of Texas addressed a Democratic rally urging restoration of purchasing power for the people especially veterans who helped build the nation in peace and saved it in war urging action to restore economic strength.
Akron report notes Miss Lynn Nyne, dental assistant to Dr Werbere, asserting men tolerate dental work better than women. She challenges the belief that women fear pain, recounting observations from the chair.
A boy asks about an unusual incident involving apples and a mystery moth or insert at an orchard near Chester. The father, an orchardist, recalls a childhood event where tiny specks appeared on apples and wonders what insect or cause was responsible.
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