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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1932

Page

21

British Seek 700000 Demand For War Inventions

London reports the United States faces a nearly three million bill from British inventors claiming credit for war devices including the tin hat six inch trench mortar and a secret cipher. A mixed claims commission appointed by Congress heard August hearings and will recommend awards after Washington sessions. Inventors named include John Leopold Brodie inventor of the tin hat, Lieut Colonel Henry Newton of the six inch mortar, and J C F Davidson originator of the ABC cipher. Submarine mine designers C C Sherman G B Riler and H O Mack seek larger sums than the 30000 awarded.

London United Gates United States W Mixed Claims Commission Congress Washington John Leopold Brodie Buffalo War Ministry Britain Henry Newton War Office Newton J C. F. Davidson C. C. Sherman G. B. Riler H. O.mack Navy

Carlisle Recital and Garden Party Carlisle

Mrs E E Giles hosted a LaPorte recital for twelve piano pupils with attendees from North Olmsted Grafton Elyria and North Eaton. Elizabeth Chapman a Oberlin student performed works by MacDowell and lawn tea followed. Eric and Max Chapman returned from the Los Angeles Olympics to The Hedges LaPorte. Halford Hart reunion held at Blake Hicks home with fifty attendees and local stops included San Antonio Oberlin Belle vue Eaton Carlisle. Erie Lodge Odd Fellows Stop 16 picnic at Nichols Grove drew hundreds with residents Lawrence Smith Milly La Grange road and W A Muche Grafton road present.

Carlisle E. E. Giles LaPorte North Olmsted Grafton Elyria North Eaton Elizabeth Chapman Giles Oberlin Conservatory of Music MacDowell Paree Eric Chapman, Jr Max Chapman Los Angeles California the Hedges Halford-Harr Halford-Hart Blake Hicks Butternut Ridge Arthur Squires Phoebe Hines Theodore Penfound San Antonio Texas Oberlin Bellevue Eaton L. O Erie Lodge Cleveland Odd Fellows Nichols’ Grove Grafton Line Lawrence Smith Milly la Grange Road W. A. Muche Grafton Road

A F F W Picnic At Mrs Johnsons LaPorte Home

Fourteen members of the A F F W were entertained Friday by Mrs C M Johnson at her LaPorte home. A luncheon was served at tables in the moon. Guests included Lorain and Baltimore. Lindy Lodge Peat Godfrey will enter at her home on the Lindy Lodge sac.

C. M. Johnson Pher LaPorte Ft Moon Press Lorain Baltimore Lindy Lodge Peat Godfrey Vertmilion-on-the-Lake

Speakers at Flying Squadron meeting in Elyria

A Sunday gathering at the First Methodist church Elyria featured Miss Norma C. Brown Flying Squadron vice president as speaker. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Haas and others from Indian Hollow and Gratton roads with local residents.

Flying Squadron H. F. Haas Indian Hollow Road

Sunday Guests at Homes Around Grafton Road Area

A long list of Sunday visitors and guests at homes along the Grafton road and nearby streets. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, Mr. and Mrs. A B Phelps, Mrs. Mabel Gibsor, Elizabeth Gibsor, Miss Cora Phelps, Frank Bruce, M. Carangia, H. C. Dildine, Marion Long, Miss Marie Loeffler, Louise Beal, and many others. Social visits span the Indian Hollow, Butternut Ridge, Oberlin, and Elyria areas with dinners, air races attendance, and family hosting noted.

Charles Miller Grafton Road Phelps Indian Hollow Road Ware Mabel Gibsor Elizabeth Obehn Frank Phelps Cora Phelps Elyria Frank Bruce Carangia Flint A. T. Smith Oberlin Road H. C. Dildine LaGrange Road Sandusky Marion Long Mande Dora Andress Lorain E Jemmy Claremont Fla Marie Loeffler Elyna Katherine Kol Butternut Ridge Road Louise Beal Elynia Frank Rabl Chestnut Ridge Charles Greene East River Gus Esser Kirkwood Avenue Cleveland Henry Schilidt H. F. Christensen LaPorte Marcella Zeller Schilit Bert Blakesise Marion Blakesles Francis Piper Sarah Saunders Jane Simonds San Francisco Cal John Peterson Fast Cleveland Dorothy Brush Jane Smith Ellen Minks Ruth Fridenstine Stow's Corners M. D Wack Mary Green Edward H. White East River Road Battle Creek Mich Marsh Coulton Shaker Heights Henry Schildt Roger Phelps Loram RB Phelps Indian Hollow James Washington Tom Washington Grafton Belle Moulton Ralph Acker Butternut Ridge

Woman's sneeze causes temporary vertebrae misplacement

In Wichita Kansas Christine Long sneezed so hard two vertebrae near the base of her neck moved, causing shoulder and back paralysis. A subsequent sneeze realigned them, and recovery followed. The report also notes trivia on the origin of the word telegraph and gives Banff National Park's size as 32,500 square miles.

Wichita Kans Christine Long Canada Banff National Park

Does Little Giant Get Big Road

The Delaware and Hudson under Leonor F Loree's control is said to have taken a substantial stake in the New York Central, prompting a push for board representation. Frederick E Williamson Loree, noted railroad operator, heads the D&H, with wealth from anthracite holdings and past stock sales to Pennsylvania Railroad at market peaks.

James Cagney New York Hollywood Cagney Leonor F. Loree Wall Street Delaware & Hudson Railroad Great New York Central Railroad New York Central Vanderbilt Road Frederick E. Williamson Loree Delaware & Hudson Pennsylvania Railroad Central

Lake Avenue Bible School to Observe 58th Anniversary

Lake Avenue LAKE AVENUE Sept 1 The fifty eighth anniversary of the Lake Avenue Bible school will be observed Sunday afternoon September at 2 o'clock in the auditorium of the Lake Avenue school at Stop 7. There will be a program of music and talks. Former members and friends are invited. Miss Florence Hecock daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hecock earned a B S degree in education at Kent State College Friday. Miss Hecock was the first art major to graduate from Kent.

East Carlisle Lorain County Fair Gertrude Smith Sylvia Wilson Grace Prindie Miss Dawsey Marian Meinke Agnes Westrick Genevieve Garrett Loretta Westrick Carlisle Center Helen Ginn Elyria Sarah Bernice Schriver Belden Eldon Smith East Carlisle School Mary Did Mary Sterling Joan of Arc Mary Mec-Cool Lawrence Gray Lancelot Earl Brown Doris Jackson Daniel Gray Lawrence A. T Smith Edith Smith Mary June Harrison Willie Sterling Betty Sterling Little Angels Bob Brown Edith Whitney O.G Whitaker Marjorie Smith Matilda Lake Avenue Lake Avenue Bible School Lake Avenue School Florence Hecock John Hecock Kent State College Hecock Kent C. Hecock Catherine Francis Louis Arthur Stalin Winona Lake Ind Ralph Miller Lorain Wiliam Homer Evanhurst Park Kipton H. Boynton Helen Tresa Baker Interlochen Michigan Bernice Sahl Cleveland Gordon James Collier W. T. Collier Saturder

Picnic at Cascade Park Elyria Sept 10

S. picnic to be held at Cascade Park Elyria on Saturday afternoon September 10. Attendees should bring picnic supper silverware and dishes. Transportation helpers to Mr Hogan or meet at the schoolhouse at two. Sports committee listed. King's orchestra members invited to assist weekly music. Brief items note visits and travels of local residents and attendance at air races in Cleveland.

Sign on Car Sparks Fine in Spokane Court

In Spokane Washington Frederick Miller faced police court for speeding reckless driving injuring pedestrians driving without a license and crashing a drugstore window He was fined $25 likely because the car bore a back sign reading Be careful The incident occurred September 1 and was reported by CP Speeding and related charges were cited but the sentence was the small fine.

Spokane Wash Ttra Frederick Miller

Confederate fifty dollar bill found in Montrose shop

A Montrose woman offered a Confederate bill from 1864 as payment and it was initially rejected until a merchant learned its age. The note, worth nothing as currency, was accepted after the merchant received cash in exchange for the small purchase.

Montrose Colo

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