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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1931
Page
6
Natalie contemplates life and love on a moonlit garden wall as Alyn approaches. She clings to happiness yet fears a breakup, noticing his temple scar from a past fight. A quiet reunion seems possible as she longs for a sign of reconciliation.
Natalie and Alyn confront hidden feelings while a beachside sketch by Carlton Woods stirs guilt and doubt. Alyn questions Natalie about Carlton and love, then hints at an unfinished confession as the scene ends.
A long list of visits and weekend sojourns from Elyria to Berlin Heights and Milan. Names include Mrs. Ries Berkmyer Howe and Grover families, Perkins of Chicago, Larson of La Grange, Clark of Hammond, Clapp of Elyria, Radcliffe family, Betts, Brumby, Bronson, Perkins, Losey, Sharp, Wangerine, Haines, Grills, Harding, Stoll, Schweinfurth, and many others in social calls, church events, and local gatherings. Also note a line on Manchurian settlement statistics.
The Birmingham tenth annual Agricultural Fair will be held in the Birmingham school building Friday and Saturday evenings October 9 and 10. Events feature a varied program of songs plays and instrumental numbers by Birmingham grade and high school students. Trophies will be awarded by Harry Kiekotka president of the Birmingham Future Farmers of America.
A Kipton delegation of the Women's Christian Temperance Union attended the County WCG T U convention in Lorain on October 2. Miss Edith Hudson of Camden school was among County S I T L contest prize winners from public schools. Participants from Kipton included Rev. and Mrs. N W Bates and Mrs Gertrude Hill.
In Cheltenham a hen named Seon Ke has a brood of back leghorns. The bird's feathers molted first to white then again to black, then reversed to white in the next molt. Philadelphia reports Tempe University Medical Center preparing for infantile paralysis cases with special equipment for treatment and convalescence as an epidemic risk grows.
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