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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1935

Page

5

Meteorite falls during electric storm at McGill University

Montreal observers report a meteorite about ten inches in diameter fell during a thunderstorm witnessed by Dr. I. A. Schlessinger. A white streak lit the sky and blue after impact cracking a concrete pavement. fragments resembled highly heated slag or clinkers. Scientists at McGill University seek exact composition of the fragment.

Montreal McGuill University I. A. Schlessinger Schlessinger

Wedding of Dorothy Blancoe and Lorn Williams in Spencer

A local ceremony at the Gannett home united Dorothy Blancoe and Lorn Williams in marriage with Rev George A Bates officiating. The couple plans to reside at the Gannett residence on River Corners as relatives attend the upcoming Spencer Flower Show and Bazaar at the Spencer M E church. Local notices mention PTA and WBA meetings, travel plans, and community events including a bazaar.

Gannett River Corners Spencer M. E. Church Pythian Sisters Arthur Rice Lillian Rankin Detroit W. B A Ellen Walters Vina Bechtel Idaho Herman Peabody Elyma Martin Weidi Donald Wilson Cowaso Wiele Molard Puller Hart Saari Cleveland Uty Lutheran Ladies

All Day Meeting and Socials Highlight Week

An all day meeting on Thursday included Miss Verna Auke and many attendees. A noon pot luck dinner followed with guests from Wellington and New London visiting Mrs Ed Rossi and others. The week featured multiple visits from relatives and friends, trips to the State Fair in Columbus, and a rare sighting of a wild deer on the Claud Gannett farm during threshing.

Verna Auke Brouse Stace Farr Quster Dickason Marr Dockaan Ceel Luella Swent New London Ani Cagres Miler Spen Marien Wol- Tao Ron Jane Papa Ass Ina Bove Wellington Natiia Boone Warea Rowe Homerville J Rowe Tson Dim Rebman Jay Mariz Sidren Bert Leander Rum‘Iv Ted Kline Cleveland Kari Robinson Henny Smith A. AaTon Alpe Archer Frances Nellie Ban George Bate Ars J Helen Bement Water Rook Homer Sooy Columbus Claud Gannett River Corners Mes Grace Kitna O. C.ireland Aber Arche Roy Franken Cecil Wot Mary Elizabeth Wichelman Ely- Ma Atier Manion Wadeworth Elie Tarhsen Lodi Rey Albert Archer

Local social notes from Avon Lake and surrounding areas

Attendees at recent gatherings include Vincent Jor Myers at Avon Bary ust buch hosted by Mrs Edward Webb. Ruby Cssng with Shefzerd Lake and Gladys and Harold remain of Loram. Mr and Mrs D A Myers welcomed guests. Mrs Hurlbut and Edith with Miss Aurila Lyons visited Mrs Joe Padley on Lake Shore road. John Harnish junior visits Pleasant View Sanitarium. Frank Van Wagenen and daughter Lura plus Mrs Rebard Chambers of Elyria called on cous Mrs Frankis Reese. Mr and Mrs E McIntire and daughters, Wr and Mrs J G Morris visited Mr and Mrs Linoel McIntire at Mansfield.

Jor Myers Edward Webb Avon Lake Shefzerd Lake Gladys Harold Loram D A Myers Hurlbut Edith Aurila Lyons Joe Padley Lake Shore Road Wea Ilyers Oohn Mikitha Amherst John Harnish Junior Pleasant View Sanitarum Frank van Wagnen Lura Rebard Chambers Elyria Frankis Reese E McIntire J G Morris Linoel McIntire Mansfield Ohio

Danzig Under Treaty Structure and League Oversight

A fragmented description outlines Danzig as sovereign with six authorities including its own senate while foreign affairs remain Poland's. It cites a Harbor Board split between Poles and Germans, a High Commissioner appointed by the League of Nations, and a League Council hearing appeals, with the League wielding influence.

Free City of Danzig Essameied Versairs Hag Six Poland League of Nations Council of the League League

Guide to Charm Impatience Drawback in Clearing Skin

Do not overdo first skin treatments for oily or blemished skin. Gentle cleansing and moderate tonics prevent irritation and breakouts. Keep to a routine, use mild astringents, and avoid clogging pores with heavy makeup. Carry tissues to blot shininess and remove cosmetics when needed.

Columon

Litchfield Socials Include Several Local Families

Litchfield callers at the John Radie home Sunday included Mr and Mrs Carl Sprague and daughters Carol and Joyce from Shelby Beatrice Barker of Elyna and Mr and Mrs George Jackson and daughter Wendolyn of Oberlin Homer Homan A O Frombaugh and Myron Barth traveled to Columbus Thursday for the state fair Lois Tean Hastings visiting her cousin Wilhel-

John Radie Carl Sprague Carol Joyce Shelby Beatrice Barker Elyna George Jackson Wendolyn Oberlin Homer Homan Frombaugh Myron Barth Columbus Lois Tean Hastings Wilhel

First aid tips for travelers and home emergencies

A health column urges preparedness for vacations by carrying a shovel and ax for forest fires and describes simple at hand methods to control bleeding. It covers applying pressure with a belt or cloth, using a stick to tighten a knot, raising the injured part, and keeping bystanders calm, plus cautions on stimulants and avoiding crowding the patient.

First Aid Notes From Dr Chrisman Column

Cautionary medical guidance outlines handling internal bleeding and hemorrhage by source, with cautions on coughing up bright blood from lungs and dark vomit from stomach. Emphasizes head elevation, cold to limbs, heat if needed, wound cleaning, antiseptic brine if salt available, and care after accidents. Includes home remedies from sassafras and dogwood twigs as fever reducers and tonics.

Suifeme

Mina Lang Plans Toledo Trip With Family

Mina Lang and family from Comet Lake near Akron left for Toledo on Wednesday. They will join Hal Leach and family at Berch Lake, Midh, where they intend to stay for a week.

Mina Lang Comet Lake Akron F H Schott Toledo Hal Leach Berch Lake Midh

Local Family News From Henrietta Area

Henrietta notes Sunday visits at the Bau man home include Clara Eberhardt from Akron University and Mrs George Chesmar with daughter Mary Joe of Lakewood. Oberlin residents Mr and Mrs Clayton Peabody and Ida Bell were guests. Additional guests include Max Coates of Cleveland en route to St Louis and Barry Weber of Oberlin. Charles Ann Mons of Fields Corners also visited.

Henrietta OQ Clayton Peabody Ida Bell Oberlin John Bauman Henrietta Hill Clara Eberhardt Akron University George Chesmar Mary Joe Lakewood Max Coates Cleveland St. Lows Barry Weber Harold Coates Charles Ann Mons Fields Corners

Boldt Castle Dream Dies On Hart Island

Profiles For Today recalls George C Boldt the Waldorf hotel owner who bought Fifth Avenue and Sith Street plots in 1907 for millions, built a family home, then planned a grand Schloss on Hart Island. After his wife’s death and his own passing in 1916 the castle’s walls rose, then fell to decay as weeds creep over stone under a lonely, unfinished dream.

Talbot Lake Scar THE Waldorf George C Boldt Fifth Avenue Sith Street Tiffany Boldt Schloss Hart Island Alexandra Bay St. Lawrence George Boldt Rugen Baltic Sea Mary Stralsund

Village Social Roundup from Dele Field Area

Sunday afternoon at Dele field home Mr o and Mrs Wellin Unger and family spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Barch Amherst. Fred Court of Galton spent several days last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Wallace Court. Henry Altmiller and sons Ken neth and Walter called on his father Philip Altmiller at Luth eran Hospital, Cleveland, Saturday evening. The rest of the neighbors were out visiting including Mrs Adam Horn and Mrs Ger tra Mapes calling on Mrs. G. M Snyder and Mrs Lester Husted Monday afternoon.

Delefield Wellin Unger Frank Barch Amherst Fred Court of Galton Wallace Court Henry Altmiller Kenneth Walter Philip Altmiller Lutheran Hospital Cleveland Fred Latteman Theodore Ries Adam Horn Gertra Mapes G. M Snyder Lester Husted Fred Bauman Charles Duts Ruth Martha Bauman Harold Coates John Hos Perry Twining Princess Ann Warylend L. Coates Myron Oberlin Lilian Eberhardt South Amherst John Bauman Carl Bates Lawwood Park Martha Bartlome Cleveland Melvin Unger Earl Kendeigh Oer L. C. Bates

North Carolina Leads Turpentine Industry Hub

North Carolina emerges as the chief seat of the turpentine industry, establishing dominance in production, trade networks, and associated crafts across key counties and coastal towns. Strong local firms and regional suppliers solidify the state’s pivotal role in this traditional commerce.

North Carolina

U.S. Plans Wider Tung Oil Output Conference

U S authorities will attend a congress in October to discuss tung oil production progress. Beaumont officials report local trials with tung trees by Amelia and Troup stations to test Texas climate suitability. Participants include Sen Mors Shepherd and agricultural leaders from Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, and Texas.

Beaumont Tex P. F. Lawon Concannon Chemical Division US Department of Commerce State Agricultural Experiment Amelia Troup Texas Beaumont Chamber of Commerce Beauregard Parish Sen Mors Shepherd O. Tex J C Holton Mississippi J H Riedemann Citronalla Ala B. F Williamson Gainesville Fla Texas Agricultural Extension Service United States China Guilt Coast Atlantic Ridge

Ultra Short Waves Boost Potato Yield

SVERDLOVSK USSR Comrade Savin a Soviet farmer increased his potato crop seventeen fold by exposing plants to ultra-short waves. Pleased with the success he then treated tomato seeds and saw yields double. He aims to apply the method to more vegetables if possible.

Sverdlovsk Savin

Kidney Tubes Flushed With Doan s Pills Ad

Medical authorities note the kidneys contain about 15 miles of tiny tubes that filter blood. Symptoms like frequent painful urination, backache, and swelling may signal trouble. Doan s Pills claim to flush these tubes and provide relief, with availability at druggists.

Doan

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