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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1936

Page

13

Hindman Addresses Rotarians on Tuberculosis Fight

Hindman, executive secretary of the Lorain County Tuberculosis Association, spoke to the Elyria Rotary Club outlining objectives, county programs, and the role of health workers in reducing tuberculosis deaths. He cited county film records and testing results, praised community camps, and noted improvements in early case detection and treatment through public health efforts.

Inbereno L. B Hindion Lera Tuberculus Axe Heath Eliya Rotais Club E’ks Vestarda Cote Ff Tabercy Csis Ross Schoo Croven Ralph Urbae Progran Gindman Fred Bivenan Paul Gertze Rotary

Radio Schedule Snapshots From A Busy Local Day

A scanned page outlines October 14 radio programming across WTAYW WHA and WAY stations with segments including Gordon Rand and Tor Vas shows, late night tunes, and parade features. It lists various program names, times, and host tags, reflecting a bustling local station schedule with music, news, and entertainment blocks.

Wtayw Gordon Rand Tor Vas Jas Atilsius

Kiwanians Hear Talk On Sea Conservation

Kiwanians will meet tomorrow at the Harold Blah Field House to hear a talk on sea conservation. The program, organized by the Conservation Committee, will cover the protection of marine life and local coastlines with a discussion led by a guest speaker.

The Silent Observer IVPWES Changes Silence Observer

Fragmentary note claims changes in observers and slander claims. It references a contract and effort linked to older ages, suggesting critique of perceived truth in reporting. The text remains muddled with missing words and garbled phrases.

Red Cress Rol Cal Birk Opens Romarres Arch

This committee is headed by MLE Whiman with Rev Ciimer Ro her FT Moore Ham Burr and Hugh Greer as other members. Announcement says that Dusty Miller, widely known as sewstape man, has spoken E rota several times. The speaker ay Res ar she Cebs TMeeLnts.

Romarres Mle Whiman Rev Ciimer Roher Moore Ham Burr Hugh Greer Dusty” Miller Miller

Oberlin Girls Answer Difficult Questions

Oberlin campus discussion pits freshmen against upperclassmen during weekly meeting. Freshmen face inquiries on expectations and daring, while seniors defend traditional roles and urge thoughtful dialogue.

Oberlin

Freshmen Sociability Efforts Highlighted in Meeting

In a campus gathering focused on improving social ties, freshmen were urged to seek acquaintances and cultivate camaraderie as part of the year’s student development agenda.

Domestic Play at Lincoln Theatre Opens Tomorrow

The Lincoln Theatre will debut a new domestic drama featuring Frank Morgen Rohe Tayo and Binnie Barnes in the lead roles. Performances begin tomorrow, with advance tickets available at the box office.

Lincoln Fomar- Tor Frank Morgen Rohe Tayo Binnie Barnes Lincoln Theatre

Astaire Roegers Film Continues At Capitol

Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers star in Going Time at the Capitol Theatre with the film continuing its run. The review notes musical comedy charm and period style as audiences enjoy the on-screen partnership.

Jeceme Kernard Intarzia Fred Astaire Lace Capitol Theatre

Babson laments lost work ethic in changing times

Babson argues that modern life has robbed people of labor discipline and practical skills. He notes that fields need tending, horses cared for, crops harvested, and tools repaired, contrasting current times with the strength of previous generations.

Fragmentary Note on Bolshevik Autarchist Discourse in Russia

A garbled excerpt discusses Bolshevik and autarchist programs in 1345 Russia, mentioning anarchists meeting in a Soviet era setting, with references to Bolshevik terms and the heated debate between supporters and opponents. The text is incomplete and contains numerous transcription errors.

Fragmentary medical inquiry report in unclear quotation

A garbled OCR fragment records a surgeon examining a compound fracture and asking a man whether he is married. The clipped text shows fragmented dialogue and unclear attributions, with phrases like are you married and I was kicked there by 2 mils, leaving the exact context and subjects unresolved.

Proverbs On Sluggers And Justice In The Harvest

A compact medieval sounding verse notes that the sluggard lacks justice and wise governance. It likens the lazy ruler to neglecting duties while the summer provides and the harvest gathers, emphasizing providence and order over idleness.

Popular thrill draws crowds to 3a and hospitals

Crowds flock to the 3a events and nearby hospitals see rising interest as excitement drives attendance. Officials note high public turnout and shared concern for safety amid the bustle. Local organizations urge orderly behavior and observe traffic patterns during peak times.

Experiments Claim Acid Freshness for Flowers

In Hawaiian Suza Planters Association laboratories experiments show adding acid to water keeps flowers fresh for days. Researchers report the method slows wilting and preserves color, suggesting a simple treatment could extend cut flower life.

Suza~ Planters’ Association

Fragmentary note hints at current wear and event themes

A garbled OCR fragment mentions wear, a current event, and a possible mention of a place or group. The text is incomplete, preserving only scattered phrases about clothing items and ongoing happenings, with no clear names or dates to anchor a fuller summary.

Community group meetings fill local agenda tonight

Numerous organizations plan evening gatherings across Vincent Lotval Avon Bevwexdn Dover Kipton and surrounding towns. PTA circles, church groups, a covered dish dinner, and a youth auxiliary program schedule events at schools and community venues with leaders including Mrs Ackerman Brown Swartz Builis Parez and Mr J H Shelaer.

Vincent—Lotval Woeksers Chris Ackerman Sethodist Mer Lakf Avenue PTA Schoo AVON Ard Brown Dover—Ladies Swartz Clocz Lake Avenue North Elygia Grans Henn Bishich Lewins Penfield Congregationel Church Tyeorge Builis

Belden P T A Plans Hallowe en Party

Belden P T A officers and committee chairmen met with president Mrs Mart Beriswal to plan a Halloween party at Grange Hall Friday evening October 3. The event features a masquerade, a lively program, and free admission for all. A poker event is planned for November 6 by local youths from Pirretlehyt, following approval at the Thursday night meeting.

Belden Comwaitree Parent- Teachers Association Mart Beriswal Mondat Evenins Nell Grange Hall Tris Pirretlehyt

New London School Classes Organize

New London Purhe schools outline seventh grade through seniors with officers and class advisers listed. Jean Lawrence and Marcelia Gre lead as presidents of various classes. duties include vice presidents, secretaries and treasurers, with class advisers named for each group.

New_London NEW London Irem New London Purhe Severin Grads Jean Lawrence Bill Gilpert Marybettte Murr Elmer Crabs Eigan Grace Maeiyin Radcliffe Marcelia Gremore Max Ruiaarcs Jeannette Bready Dona c Snyder Arlere Nelson Theosore Mathers Theodore Walter H Katherime Edgar Azuoda Ward Frances Crabos Arthur Witziaben E.C Rasmussen Janois John Hogset George Haesett Marihraed Jackston Enirred Upton Eleanor Clars Avs Gilbert Lewell Nelson Jizns Hupier Treasur- Richard Merer Marjorie Peek Adavisos

Lake Avenue P T A Meeting Tonight Speaker Planned

Lake Avenue The October meeting of the Lake Avenue PT A was held at the lake Avenue school. The program committee secured State representative P H Rogers as the speaker to address the assembly on school issues to be voted on in the November election.

Lake Avenue P. H Rogers

La Grange Schools Adopt New Report Card System

The La Grange schools announced the adoption of a new reputation report card for the coming sepadt year. The office of Superintendent J L Oppel cites thorough study by faculty leading to a redesigned card focusing on traits, cooperation, and student progress.

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Ridgeville PT A Meeting Thursday Night

Ridgeville Parent Teacher Association to hold its meeting Thursday night at 7:30 in the school auditorium. D E YF Evans of Elyria will speak as guest and discuss topics of interest to parents and teachers.

Ridgevill Fragevaste Auditorin YF Evans O Elyria

Vincent P T A to Hold Party at School

The Vincent P T A announced a party at the school this Thursday evening October 15. The event is organized by the Pere-Teachers Association with activities and a cooperative program between both parts to celebrate.

Intelligent Dog In Lodi Arrested After Pouring Milk

A clever dog in Lodi, California, attracted attention by visiting porches and trying to drink from bottles. The animal was caught in the act as neighbors reported its mischievous behavior and attempts to access dairy bottles.

Lodi Cal Togo Ems

Fort Peck dredge unearths Montana relics along river

A dredge working during Fort Peck construction uncovered Mesolithic era items and 610 bullets along the Missouri river. The finds include bone fragments and skulls, shedding new light on Montana's past.

Fort Peck Miboour Montane Pechdan

Police confront confusion at spetor arrest

A garbled police report describes an incident involving James Chator and another individual. The text is unreadable, with mentions of undressing and a minor investigation. No clear events, dates, or locations can be confirmed from the fragment.

Ladies Aid Of New London Meets Thursday

NEW LONDON The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Aid Society will be held on Thursday October 15 at the Ard parters. Devotional service with a charge by Mrs L G Wattson. Hostesses will be Mrs C A Blackman Mrs Frank Behn Mrs Eha Post and Mrs E Bryan.

New London L G. Wattson Cc. A. Blackman Frank Behn Eha Post E. Bryan

Hosts To West View Society Thursday

West View Missionary society plans an evening gathering Thursday hosted by Mr and Mrs Raymond Hermann. Families and friends attend as Gust Henze of Parma shows photographs from his western trip taken during summer vacation.

West View Society West Vieg-—-M Raymond Hermann Sociacsi

LaGrange Plans Clean Up Week Next Week

Mayor Jonr P Holcombe announced LaGrange will observe Clean Up week with household trash collection on Thursday and Friday. Garbage collection will occur on Weanes dar and October 21 as scheduled, with residents urged to place items curbside for pickup.

LaGrange

Investigate Beekeeper After Bee Incident in Cal

Police assess a complaint about a hive in California where a beekeeper claims his 5005 hive caused stings. The case involves potential property damage and domestic disturbance elements as authorities determine if the bees were involved and who is responsible.

Bierra Madre Cal —Police Ulaf

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