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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1932

Page

11

Physical Defects of Children in Lorain County Up Slightly

Health department report shows 6,280 children examined with 5,838 defects, averaging 0.95 per child, the lowest in four years. Fewer exams due to seventh and eighth grades omitted. Blue Ribbon program reduced defect rates from earlier years. Immunity to smallpox 84 percent and diphtheria 75 percent.

Lorain County General District Health Department

Maldesens Laboratori ISS Sample Offers

Borg 2 percent ointment 25 and 50 cents talcum 2 cents sold everywhere as samples free Address Department H Maldes ens Laboratori ISS

Valley City notices and a fatal accident headline

Augusta Stahl and Mrs Andrew Schneider with children left for Detroit to attend a relative's funeral. Miss Luella Platz underwent an appendectomy at Lakeside Hospital in Cleveland and is recovering well. A car driven by Ed Kolina fatally struck 3 year old Jimmy Study on Methodist Road. Kolizia was cleared of blame. Jimmy is survived by his parents Dale and Mrs Study and four brothers. Herbert Reutter has hand infection from a prior burn. Funeral services for Mrs Katherine Acker were held at St Martin's Church for a 9 AM Saturday service.

Valley City Augusta Stahl Andrew Schneider William Frederick Schneider Detroit Luella Platz Lakeside Hospital Cleveland Kolina Jimmy Study Methodist Road Kolizia Little Jimmy Dale Study Herbert Reutter Iris Katherine Acker Acker George Weigel William. Grabenstetter Ray Frisk Howard Grabenstetter Glen Hance Wadsworth Harold Schaeffer Rita Betty John Baier Medina Frank McMullen Jennie Arick Orlin Wolfe Earl Arick John Sailer, Jr J. A Paul’ Emet A. F. Mellen J.'. Schlosser and Son E. P. Steyer Clara (Frank) Summers d Macedonia Howard Frank Mary Ellen. Reed George Wolfe Martel Frank. McMullen Akron William Mauck Kehike St. Mary’s Valley City Lodi Wellington Spencer Herman Platz Richard’ Platz Elyria Maude Hauck Hira’ Yost Ted” Gerbitz John Hauck Anna Yost Sam Mack Brooks John Reutter Mra Carl Linder Esther William Hows Walter Julius Linder Charlotte John Linder Bischoff Oberlin Theodore Reutter Clara Linder Gates Mills John Reuter

Local families gather for visits and outings across Medina area

A long list of residents from Medina and nearby towns enjoyed weekend visits and travels. Celevland and Elyria trips are noted with many relatives and friends visiting each other, attending air races, picnics, and church events. Local Notables include the Arick, McMullen, Wolfe, Linder, Reutter and Platz families among others.

Huntington Visitors Fill Akron and Berea

Huntington reports social calls across Ohio. Earl Hasterday and family visited Akron and Berea on Sunday. Neighbors and relatives from Lorain, Wellington, LaGrange, West Salem, and Cleveland stopped by or called, sharing visits, calls, and a band concert in Spencer. Little George Hart of Pittsfield broke his arm. sympathy extended. Supper guest Earl Anderson visited the Solida home.

West ‘Salem James Nieswinter West Salem Charles Bugg Spencer George Hart Will Hart Pittsfield Earl Anderson Solida

Well two ball players in a rough town vignette

Fragmented OCR reads like a community page. It notes social events at the Regal home, a Baptist church social at the Minter residence, and a birthday celebration for W. E. Miller and Mrs. Miller. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Tad Regal, Ridgeville, Spercer, Oberlin, and Cleveland visitors at the Naegele and Kelbe households.

Tad Regal Ridgeville Wilbur Beck Spercer Ethel Oberlin C. A the Baptist Church Bernie Minter

Elyria Business College Opens Tuesday at 340 Broad Street

Elyria Business College will open on Tuesday September 6 offering substantial training at small cost with reduced tuition rates. The school targets high school graduates and is located at 340 Broad Street.

Elyria Business College Broad Street

Remedy for Trouble Through Action and Thought

The quote emphasizes that trouble is not cured by merely pondering it or dwelling on it but through deliberate remedy. Contemplation alone cannot heal. action and practical steps provide the needed solution. The saying highlights proactive problem solving.

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