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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1932
Page
6
Local youngsters at McKinney School and the Y M C A joined adults in supporting the Community Chest. Students read four poems urging donations to aid the needy, with verses by Lois Barlow Ruth Ostroy Margaret Schaelar and Dorothy Thayer.
On a six mile front in the Chaco Boreal Bolivia and Paraguay prepare for a major clash after six months of undeclared war. Casualties run into thousands with hundreds dead and missing due to hunger and exposure amid isolated units.
Plans to beautify the hospital and school grounds into a fine East Side park were challenged by the Chamber of Commerce and its directors. An injunction was granted to stop the city board of public service from taking any action toward removal.
An old advertisement asserts youthfulness comes from a healthy liver and bowels. It promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to tonify the liver and clear impurities, claiming improved buoyancy and vitality. Prices listed: 15c, 30c, 60c.
Lorain county granges plan a December 3 pageant in La Grange School Auditorium with Penfield Huntington and Wellington participants. Wellington grange selects delegates tonight and staging practice occurs this week in Wellington. The production, previously at the Ohio State fair, is a major Lorain county event with juvenile degree work scheduled.
Lorain Erie Sandusky Ottawa and Huron counties decide to build a shared tuberculosis sanatorium costing 150000 with Lorain's share 52537. The proposed 100 bed facility has no site chosen yet. Also 200 to 300 Lorain County conscripts at Camp Sherman Chillicothe may spend Thanksgiving Day at home.
The United Presbyterian parish supper became an anniversary service marking Rev. W. Smith ten years in Elyria and the congregation's fifteenth year. Penfield celebrates the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Krebs with relatives and friends gathering to wish health and happiness.
Five years ago Elyria workers and officials gathered at the Y M C A to present final reports showing the Community Chest goal of $88,900 was reached. A protest against the Cleveland Elyria Toledo Bus Company's certificate sale to Southwestern Bus Company was filed with the Public Utilities Commission in Columbus by an Elyria man.
Valley City reports a successful chicken supper and bazaar hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of Emmanuel Evangelical church last Tuesday, with about 250 served. Local residents attend a Notre Dame and Navy game in Cleveland. multiple residents noted for shopping, visiting relatives, and local bowling and basketball results at the school auditorium.
A Thursday school fair drew large crowds with a Dramatic Society playlet New Wives for Old featuring Albert Trefftey Martin Huge Winifred Pietkowicz Thelma Steck Betty Bennett Norma Bauman Emma Unce and Marie Prochaska. A quartette Roy Grabensletter Steve Kmetko Norris Keller Howard Arnold sang, plus Trumpets led by Roy Grabensetter Donald Maier Selin Deimling Clifton Arick. Children enjoyed the fish pond and booths selling candy popcorn peanuts and more, while the gypsy tea room run by Miss Edith White served cake ice cream sandwiches donuts and coffee. The event was a social and financial success.
A Wellington group will stage Qlay's the Thing in Brighton High School Auditorium on Monday evening November 23 under the Brighton M and Aid Society. The Brighton Community Club met November 17 at Town Hall with twenty attending,Miss Alice Bird Extension Agent led nutrition and remodeling clothing lessons, with Mrs Grace Hemphill Mrs Esther Griggs and Miss Ruth Band assisting. A covered dish lunch followed a short business session. In other notes, Mr and Mrs E E Edwards hosted birthdays for Mrs McCullough and Mr Green with Bunco and a luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ober and daughter from Camden joined Mrs Ober's sister and husband Mr and Mrs Charles Seeéley for Sunday dinner in Henrietta area. George Meredith wrote a lover’s petition praising purity and patience.
Gladys Shirley leads the sophomore honor roll with 97 percent at Avon Lake High. Alice Barth tops the lower grades with 97 percent while elementary students average 96 percent. Grade by grade results list multiple students with high averages and the ninth grade pupil Arlina Scheusz.
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In Fort Worth Texas officials consider using a police squad car radio project as a pretext to add jail cells. Mountain Air New Mexico reports the city has cells but no spare capacity while plans may await January action on a police substation.
In Dodge City Kansas Judge Karl Miller gains backing from a faction nicknamed the alimony gang for reducing alimony payments to women who received divorces while men remain unemployed.
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