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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1933

Page

11

Health Workers Report Busy Month in Elyria

Elyria Board of Health heard reports from city health nurses Kathryn Fulton and Agate on 297 visits, 42 throat cultures, 45 birth certificates, four baby clinics with 47 patients, and one chest clinic with 11 patients. Scarlet fever led with 114 visits, chicken pox 82, infant welfare 56, and other services noted. Food inspector Savage logged 289 inspections with several condemnations. City chemist Curtiss ran 274 milk tests and 50 scarlet fever tests, among others. Sanitary police officer Williams reported 26 complaints.

Byria Elyria Board of Health Kathryn Fulton Agate Wee G. W. Savage Morty. Olne G. W. Curtiss F. H. Williams

Natex Claims Help For Digestive Woes At Local Drug Store

Mrs Lot tie M Spencer of Battle Creek recounts decades of stomach trouble and poor nutrition before Natex, sold by a local Natex Specialist at Muirs Original Cut Rate Drug Store, 413 Broad St. The ad touts triple strength Natex from natural roots and herbs, promising relief, weight gain, better sleep, and appetite with free samples.

Natex Lottie M. Spencer W. Gugenac St Battle Creek Mich Muir Broad St

Health Officer Closes Quarantine Posts and Fumigates Homes

Municipal health officer reports 56 quarantine stations set, 32 for scarlet fever and one for infantile paralysis. He also fumigated nine homes to curb spread of illness.

Eaton Briefs Seeks Election Of Officers After Storm

Eaton notes show Mr and Mrs Lewis Nichols hosted Mice WH Landiried field guests Tuesday. Dorothy Tepanied the Eddy porte 10 Lorain attended the football game. Grange sheeting held Tuesday night and election of officers is set for the next session Tuesday night November 38. Carrie Terrell from Elyria visited son Lee and family. ta Lorain

Eaton Lewis Nichols I. Landiriedfield Dorothy Carrie Terrell Elyria Lee

Birthday Surprise In Belden And Nearby Celebrations

Miss Hilda’s birthday party drew fifteen relatives and friends for an evening of cards games and music. Guests included the Zacharias family and others from Belden Kipton Medina and Elyria. The event featured gifts refreshments and a late supper. Local basketball wins were reported and plans for upcoming games against Avon Ridgeville were noted along with various visits and social gatherings in LaGrange Columbia Berea and Rockey River.

Hilda Gust Zacharias Katherine LaVerne Billy and Carl Belden Carl Yost Kipton Walter Downs Henry Shuster Daugther Medina Jerry Kristof Billy Laperte L. A. McClellan Mildred Wigert Lagrange Lynn Fritz Cleveland LaGrange M McClellans Charles Yost Frank Miller Valley City Alma Klooz Elyria M. Decker Ethel Nichols Avon Ridgeville Jean Sarah Spice Grafton Harvey Cousins Columbia Berea Jack Cunningham Rockey River Spleanor Blum Anna Aus

Roosevelt's Trick in White House Is Pointed Out

A fragmented note recalls how the first Roosevelt stirred controversy amid anti graft campaigns in New York and national politics. It questions McKinley’s choice and hints at party tensions and leadership decisions in the White House era.

Roosevelt York White House

Trade Dominance Alleged by Trans and Turk Groups

The article contends that numerous Trans and Turk Dominican residents dominate the dry goods trade in the country, shaping local commerce and market dynamics with concentrated economic influence.

South Ridge Briefs Report Local Social and Hospital Visits

South Ridge notes include funeral attendance for Mrs Eva Gaudern in Elyria and welfare lodge meeting at Mrs George Fridenstine. hospital visits to Elyria Memorial and St Josephs Lorain. Local clubs held meetings with decorations for Thanksgiving and a Christmas party planned in Elyria. community play and orchestra provided entertainment at the schoolhouse. visitors and receptions noted in Brownhelm and West Ridge areas.

South Ridge Mary Eppley Ralph Fow Eva Gaudern Elyria Elmer Beal Welfare Loagie George Fridenstine North Murray Ridge Elete Ida Delefiele Gilbert Robbins Gertrude Patton Elyria Memorial Hospital E. C. B. Club J. P. Bechtel Annetta Otto Betty West Ridge Dramatic Club

Brownhelm Honor Roll Students Named by Class Standing

Brownhelm school lists Honor Roll members for ten weeks with top students in each grade. Trade entries include 27 pupils overall and a federal representative scheduled to register unemployed residents November 28 at the school. Also notes illness of Mrs. Henning and Mrs. Baumbardt at home.

Brownhelm SOV Charles Tansey Kathryn Knessel Clyde Bacon Donald Batz Marjorie Pippert Laura Sanders Carol Roach Ralph Leimbach Eleanora Standen Norma Standen James Leimbach Marguerite Bacon Stewart Fairchild Alice Roach Gertrude McQueen Brownhelm Township

Funeral notices for Bauman family include Henietta service

Relatives learned of Bauman death at his Cleveland home Sunday afternoon. Mrs A H Ladrach is a sister. Attendees from here at the Cleveland service included Mr and Mrs John Na, Mr and Mrs Wm Trin, Mrs A H Ladrach, Mrs A A Ladrach, and Howard Ladrach. A short service followed at the Henietta church. burial was in the Evangelical church cemetery in Henrietta.

Cleveland Bauman A. H. Ladh Johnna Wm. Trin A. H. Ladrach A. A. Ladrach Howard Ladrach Euical Henrietta Evangelical Church

New Traffic Control Tested in Belfast Ireland

Tests of an electromatic street traffic control system in Belfast show promising results. The device uses a long pneumatic detector flush with the pavement to connect with the signal controller, granting right of way to each vehicle at the earliest moment. Four busy intersections will trial the system, aiming to move more vehicles per hour than any mechanical or human method. The Panama Railroad, owned by the U.S. government, runs daily train services across the Isthmus.

Belfast Ireland

Also Mentioned on This Page

MONTE Mrs. Luttie M. Spencer Game Shears THE Farm Implement CO Broad Street the Peerless Laundry and Dry Cleaning CO Second ST Walter Grobe Berl Spiegelberg St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain I. H. Amore Robert Iewly Leonard Northeim Adna Madill George Knittle Margaret Baus Miller Schlechter Elsie Ida Delefield Beatrice Bu West Ridge O. Dunn Sheldon Mary Date Walter Fowell Wm. Henning Jacob Baumbardt Panama Railroad U.S Shven Isthmus Eto
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