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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1934
Page
12
British experts predict air police will outrank motorcycles in pursuing bandits as aircraft and radio aid a trial near Leicester. A fake bank hold up produced rapid pursuit, with air and ground units locating the imaginary robbers in 25 minutes.
Election of officers was held Tuesday at Birmingham High School with seniors choosing Lucile Snellenberger for president and Willard Ricketts as vice president. Juniors select Robert Rayner as president and Ruby Felton as vice president, while sophomores name Glen Andrews as president and Lyle Coultrip as vice president. Freshmen pick June Davidson as president and Robert West as vice president.
An Illustrated Dressmaking feature promotes a flowered crinkled organdic dress with a blue ribbon sash and picot edged ruffles. It suggests turquoise misty net as an alternative and gives pattern details for sizes 14 to 20, requires yardage, and charges fifteen cents for the pattern plus optional pattern book.
Hartel of Lakewood were callers at the Wardoff home on Wednesday. Mrs Frank Baker and daughters and Mrs Rhea Fleming of Vermilion were calling on friends in town Wednesday. Mrs Joe Greenwitt was a Lois atn visitor Thursday. Mrs Emma Olds and Miss Mildred Kubach called on Mrs. Geo Lamaha at Vermilion Wednesday. Mrs F J Early, Mrs Nellie Bougnton, Mrs William Oppen man and daughter Marcia were in Sandusky on business Thursday afternoon. Lois Neiding and Mildred Kubach were Elyria shoppers Thursday. Mr and Mrs Frank Gusfin and Mr and Mrs Marion Bates were in Vermilion Saturday evening. Mrs Nettie Hartel, Mr and Mrs Edwin Haywood and sons were guests of Mrs Myra Edgar Saturday. Miss Lowise Avery spent Friday in Wooster. Mrs Nellie Greenwitt attended the funeral of George Bruce in Elyria Saturday. Conrad Reid, Mrs Charles Grenzebach and daughter Theta were Vermilion visitors Saturday evening. Jacob Zimmerman of Bellevue spent Sunday here. Among those from here who attended the dance at Elberta Beach Friday night were Mrs Nettie Broughton, Mrs Joe Greenwitt and daughter Betty Mildred, Evelyn, and Paul Kubach, Donald Wasen and C H Grenzebach Jr. Mr and Mrs Ed Larsen and son James of Amherst were guests of Mrs George Denman Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bougaton of Elyria were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs K E Avery. Mr and Mrs G Kubach daughter Evelyn, sons Russell, Paul and Earl were all in Sandusky on business Saturday.
Ridgeville Grange held Booster Night on Saturday September 29 with flowers and baskets decorating the hall. Worthy Master E Brandt opened the meeting and welcomed guests from Huntington North Olmsted and Ridgeville as State Lecturer Joseph Fichter and Mrs. Fichter spoke on 68 years of Grange work. A musical program followed including piano accordion pieces, a reading by Anna Nieding and two juvenile numbers by John Knowles and Sidney Cappell. A lunch, served by the Gage Pratt and Van Wormer families, concluded the evening.
Jack Steen, 17, rowed a launch on Puget Sound when a baby seal cried for help. He aided the seal into the boat and later swam beside him for about half a day before the seal paddled away toward the sea.
Senator George W Norris arrives in Lincoln to campaign for a constitutional amendment to replace Nebraska’s bicameral system with a unicameral legislature. He declines to back any specific faction, saying the reform's success is more important than individual leaders. He helped draft the initial proposal and supports the movement as a democratic reform effort.
A figure returns to Nebraska to push a proposed general election by initiative petition. He intends to launch a stump tour across the state to sell the plan and achieve success.
Gust A Youngeberg transfers property on Clark Street to Glen Rogers Motors Inc in Elyria. Earl Rudder transfers property on Clinton Street in Elyria to Glen Rogers Motors Inc. Clara King Lyon transfers quitclaim to 49 acres in Eaton Township to Carry B Lantz. Mabel H Lauerdale, deceased, transfers to Lilian Mabel Lauerdale Locke, properties on West College Street and South Cedar Street in Oberlin plus Lot 63 in Lake Breeze Allotment at Sheffield Lake.
Chicago pianist Moissaye Boguslaw offers a $1000 scholarship for the best American boy or girl pianist in a contest to be held here. The winner must perform pieces by Bach, Beethoven and Chopin. The endowment honors W. R. Nelson, Kansas City Star founder.
The Universa Postal Union designates French 15 as its official language, aligning administrative communications and legal texts with the policy. This change affects official correspondence, documentation, and multilingual operations across member nations.
Ottawa reports the Canadian Travel Bureau's autumn tourist drive a strong success. Minister J Manion says U S advertising drew many inquiries and expectation of increased Canadian tourism in September and October. Campaign reached about 30 million readers across three U S city newspapers.
Malvern Arkansas reports John J. McClellan, once the nation’s youngest attorney, will represent the sixth Arkansas district in Congress after defeating D. D. Glover for the Democratic nomination. McClellan was admitted to the bar at 17 in 1913 by a special act, then noted as the youngest practicing lawyer in the United States.
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