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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1935
Page
7
Lorain County farmers vow action after turkeys chickens cattle and fruit are stolen in night raids. They complain the sheriff cannot stop the losses and fear loot is moved to another county. Farmers plan alarms and may take deadly measures against intruders if caught.
A drive seeks more members for the local Y M C A to expand access to its varied programs. Directors note underutilized facilities can serve more boys and men, with Big Brother memberships aiding families unable to pay. The organization offers classes, athletics, hikes, summer camp, club work and related activities across social classes.
The Red Cross plans a Friday evening roll call with a worker dinner and final instructions. The effort aims to complete tasks quickly, aided by thousands of county supporters. The organization provides clothing, medical care, first aid, swim campaigns, and safety programs while responding in emergencies.
Historical notes compare past presidents travel abroad with current ease enabling rapid returns home. It recalls Theodore Roosevelt Panama trip and Taft Cuba visit, while later leaders faced longer gaps due to slower travel. Also includes reflections on happiness, aging, Mussolini Italy, and a missing girl search along with a general editorial tone.
A garbled list of birthdays and obituaries cites figures such as Isaac Norris and John R. Thes, with scattered mentions of places like New York and Baltimore. The fragment references include scholars and scientists like Gilbert N. Lewis and Robert Chambers, plus era hints and partial dates, all mixed in a damaged annals-style compilation.
Local notes record Rally Day events at South Ridge, church gatherings, and community tributes. Attendees include Mrs. Relph Fowl and Epma Fowl, Clarence Cook, Willie Bastess, and many area residents. social visits, baptisms, and funerals are mentioned alongside church services and neighborhood news. The item also notes a road incident and a brief zoological aside on the Abyssinian Ibex.
The passage suggests mood shifts from restrained to careless as the degree increases, with potential for argumentative or violent behavior. It frames dangers as fanaticism or indifference to action outcomes, noting a regression in conduct as time progresses.
Oct. 23 in Wakeman Joseph Mechkler, 28, works at Filbins Station opposite the bank on Rome 24. Rev. William Winters addressed the Mens Bible Class at the Congregational Sunday School during a reorganization. Local youths enjoyed a wiener roast at Amherst Park and the Sophomore Class held a roast at Neva Soper's home. Mr Burgdeefer entertained school children at the Town Hall with entertainment and impersonations.
New York Day by Day reviews elite social life, noting scarce manners of old money patrons and public figures. It highlights Peter Arno’s caricatures, Broadway stars like Julian Ettinge and Harry Richman, and social scenes from Translux newsreels to Fifth and Park precincts.
A painting titled Old King Cole is moved from the Astor warehouse to anchor the hotel's new King Cole Room. The scene shows staff exploring hotel departments, with emphasis on the kitchens as executives assess operations amid a boastful interruption by Calamity Ike.
Birmingham brief items list guests and visitors over a weekend. Names include Homer Ballard, Mrs Helen Trusvolt, Key Ennes family from Cleveland, Rev Howard Comstock, Waida Davidson, Hubert Howard family, Ardeth Howard, J C H Green Jr, Corkebus De Karn, Williamsport PA, T J Eady house guests, Rue Stook, Mary Bogart, Florence Ider, Lena Kubach family, Eliza beth Prarr, Russell Muntz and son from Detroit, Bonzek home guests.
New London Conn City Manager William A Holt marks a 30 year bond payoff by flying the American flag from the staff atop a city building. The flag usually flies on holidays or special observances and is now raised to celebrate fulfillment of the decade old pledge.
In Menaminee Michigan a once busy lakeside port area is buried beneath a slope of white sand fed with sawdust and aged planks. Mr and Mrs Elmer Airs Anthony Nreding reportedly spent Monday amid the debris as authorities assess the strange sanded cover and possible causes or effects on the lakeshore community.
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