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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1934
Page
22
Student writers from Seventh and Sixth Grades at McKinley School present verses urging support for the Community Chest. The pieces mix charity pleas with familiar childhood references and a few garbled lines, reflecting a school project on giving.
Roy Bagion bit the ear of his Boston puppy in a playful mishap. The pup retaliated and Bagion sought hospital treatment for the dog bite.
A rapid parade of stars and trends fills the page as figures like Mroughty Wattle, Marc Connelly, Will Rogers, and Fred Astaire appear amid talk of theater exile, fashion, and public appearances. The piece touches on rail travel, celebrity style, and a humorous snapshot of cultural life, ending with a sketch of H G Wells’s cardiac history treated in a light, observational tone.
A survey of notable figures, dancers and readers, naming Kendal Lee and Joan Sawyer as top beauties and Will Cuppy as a mystery fiction aficionado. Mentions Arlen, Otto Kahn, Chief Justice Hughes and a luxury lunch wagon in West Street among diverse notes on culture, humor and public life.
Espey Miller Taucher reports a large rattlesnake, thirty inches long with seven rattles, was captured by a hawk near Fort Davis but the hawk failed to fly away with it and dropped the snake. The scene reflects how Moral Ideas become concrete in political and social life.
A non citizen wife who was not present at court proceedings and who was initially sued by her husband obtained a divorce settlement in Merced California. The case details indicate unusual procedural handling and the outcome affirms the dissolution of the marriage under state law.
A court hearing granted divorce to Mrs. Earl L. R. Whitehead of Bermuda, a British possession, on her cross complaint and deposition, addressing custody of her daughter as part of the proceedings.
In Jefferson 1916 car owner J D Butler reports his automobile, eight years stored in a large garage, was missing its two front tires after the vehicle aged 18 years. Local police investigation continues.
A scorpion hidden in a banana bunch stung Dorothy Wolf, daughter of a Kenton grocer. The attack left her arm and shoulder briefly paralyzed.
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