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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1934
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR item shows an ad style notice likely from a local page. Readable fragments mention a place or firm and a brief product or service line but lack dates or clear names. The item resembles a small classified blurb rather than a full advertisement.
Greenleaf and Jake debate the Countess’s clever ploy and the danger of misreading signals as they chase a hidden method of communication. Greenleaf plans a discreet note delivery via Miss Carter to lure the Countess into a crucial two hour exchange.
Litchfield Ohio reports the death of 69 year old Dave Bosler after being struck while walking along a road on Sunday morning. He left his home near the Burrer place and was en route to the Bidle Hitzelberger residence when the incident occurred.
An old advertisement promises relief for nervousness and fatigue from noisy children and daily burdens. It cites health benefits for 98 of 100 women and claims the medicine provides extra energy to make life feel worth living, urging readers to buy from a druggist today.
A pedestrian named Angler was struck by a car from Nor walk and died from shock. The vehicle left the scene after aiding Angler. Dr. Harry Streett assisted at the scene, and Basler was moved to Ladi hospital in Parker ambulance with compound fracture and multiple cuts. Basler had lived alone on a farm five years. A large pine tree near Mrs. George Damon’s lawn was felled for safety, measuring 75 feet. A birthday party for Ray Hastings occurred with guests including Clarence Waltz and families from Elyria, Penfield, Erhart, and Medina, where the Litchfield 4-H club attended Achievement Day.
A car driven by Chellie Baish overturned near Hood Filling Station injuring Eddie Morgan with a facial injury and Lester Ausmuth with a leg wound. Baish escaped with minor injuries and planned to drive again. The brief also lists social notices, illnesses, visits, and a note about school lunch service resuming December 6.
A 16-year-old girl, Helen Mack of Indianapolis, says she was imprisoned in a "torture chamber" by her parents for two years and weighed under 70 pounds. Police raided an apartment, freeing her, while her father Harry Mack and stepmother were arrested on child neglect charges. Detention home superintendent Mrs. Anna Pickard assisted in the rescue.
The exiled brother of Napoleon, Joseph Bonaparte, lived in the United States for many years after serving as king of Spain and owned about 140 acres near Trenton. Before a law change, aliens were barred from land ownership, shaping his status and property rights in New Jersey.
Fire broke out Friday afternoon in corn fodder stacked against a large barn at Clare Dennis farm Sullivan Ohio. Wellington fire department arrived quickly preventing greater loss. Origin unclear but suspected spark from Raseline engine. Community notes include visits, illnesses, births, and local sports with Sullivan and Greenwich basketball results on Sullivan floor 28 to 17 for Sullivan first team and 23 to 11 for Greenwich second team.
The Cemetery and Park supper will be held this Thursday and Thanksgiving vacation follows next week. Mr and Mrs C P Turner and their Euclid son, plus a New York City guest, were dinner guests of Frank Turner on Sunday. The local high school basketball team lost to Spencer last Friday night by a large score on the local floor.
The sixth grade posted a 96.34 percent score while several students achieved perfect marks: Gordon Adams Hazel Amshury Toy Bober Eva Camp Jay Carmen Carlos tli ert Mary Margaret Knowles Jean Miller Phyllis Rawson Genete Sikon Marion Tilberg and Leolyn Wilcox. The Athletic Association met last week and elected Adolph Karpinski president Ruth Gort vice president and Maude Hose secretary treasurer.
A school campaign aims to sell the most season tickets for this season's basketball games. Season tickets cost tow on mile for students and adults for all home games. A high school assembly in Penfield featured music by Frances Forbush Arvella Walkden Frances Knowles May Antsbury Ruth Gott Meaneey Knowles Ardelle Hastings James Hastings Wayne Carmen and a one act play The Grand Champs Diamond.
Mrs. Grange hosted a dinner honoring the first wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. and Robert. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Littenfield and family, Mrs. R. K. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew and family, and Miss Jusatta Ledley of Ilville and her mother.
Fragmentary ad style text touts a cough remedy Creomulsion with unclear claims. Mentions a druggist and authorization but lacks coherent details or dates. Notable scattered phrases reference taking medicine and funds for cough or cold relief.
La Grange High School seventh grade elected officers with Harry Butler as president, Foater Buswell as vice-president, and Edwin Moulder as secretary-treasurer. Margaret Sagsky Elizabeth Balogh and Ross Stuart were named to the Social Committee. Spelling test results for the second four weeks show the fourth grade in first place.
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