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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1932
Page
7
Mike Hookley of Lorain was seriously hurt when a tree he climbed for walnuts broke and he fell. An ambulance carried him across hills to Falls Clinic hospital as staff reported four broken ribs and internal injuries. Wadsworth rescue aided the long trek on a stretcher.
Local church figures attended the Medina conference at Litchfield. Travelers Mr and Mrs Onville Knapp returned to Fort Lauderdale Florida. Gold Star Mother Lottie Dirlam presented a quilt to Morgan-Dirlam Post American Legion Auxiliary to raise funds. Friendship Guild will meet at C W Recard home with hostess Mrs Henry Daugherty. Women's Democratic Luncheon in Elyria drew four hundred attendees with speakers Ruth Brian Owen and Macro L Daves.
Amherst residents engaged in church and club activities with Epworth League Halloween party at the Methodist church par ors. Speakers from Elyria Oberlin at a Republican meeting, plus Security Bene fit Association and Choral Club rehearsals. Local obituaries and weekend visits noted. multiple Amherst and nearby officials attended services and funerals.
Harvard in lead as the Olishan Endeavor Society meets at the Congregational church with Lewis Kilmer in charge. Mrs C T Fogel and Miss Ruth Dulmage lead vocal and saxophone performances while Joe Russo and Richard Gleason provide instrumental numbers. Harvard sends ten polls over Yale in the contest. next meeting set for Sunday evening at 7:30 October 2.
Democratic Republican and Socialist candidates attended a meeting of forty five at the local school where J H Quimot and E Duff organized a new ship club. Ten charter members were initiated and officers to be elected next week. A second quilting session and church social were planned with noted attendees from nearby towns.
Seventeen boys at Oxford High School enroll in a cooking course this year. They receive instruction in plain foods preparation and camp cookery.
Kipton Oct 31 The next Kipton Grange meeting on Oct 25 will feature Booster Night with music discussion and addresses. An open event invites the public. Local society notes list visits from Gault Fackler and McConnell families, church activities, and community group events in Kipton Wellington Oberlin Elyria and Camden area.
Mrs Carrie Austin presided as all members were urged to attend the quilt tying event. Mrs Mabelle Whitney Mr Mildred Brumby and Mrs Yost attended the Ohio Association of Independent Baptists meeting at Medina on Wednesday. M FE Perkins was in Elyria on business Wednesday.
In Bluefield Virginia Perdue shot a squirrel during a hunt. He decided the animal was dead and picked it up. The creature bit him severely before dying. The incident prompted medical attention and an investigation into the encounter with wildlife.
Massachusetts representative A Platt Andrews is described as the owner of an Alsatian violin built of boxwood pieces and strung with horsehair. The fragment notes the unique construction and claims Andrews as owner.
The quote reflects a view on Rome’s fortune in avoiding Latin grammar study, suggesting this spared time for conquering the world and advancing empire. It contrasts education with expansion, implying practical prowess outweighed linguistic training.
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