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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1936
Page
3
In Sydney a man nicknamed the dual brain can write with both hands, create two separate drawings, and perform mirrored writing. As a bookkeeper he claims to shape flowers with one hand and stems with the other. Doctors once restrained his left arm to curb his backward writing.
The Boys Sandstone Four-H Club met at Rudy Gainak home to work on books and projects. Six members attended and refreshments were served. Next meeting will be Friday evening with Herbert Schneider and Fred Schacht hosting. END OF CHURCH ALAR Neat Sunday worship for the church year at the Methodist church at 9 45 am with Rev B H Ryan delivering the sermon. Florence MiCord enrolled at Flytta Business College. H E Moore attended a county PLPA meeting at A Goodspeed’s in East Carlisle. Stanley Hastings of Detroit was given 100 lines to write for misbehavior and claimed two handed ability. The master noted his time was faster, then Wilkinson explained his two tasks at once.
A short attendance note indicates a guest staying with Mr and Mrs Wil lam Meacham for the past few days, no additional details about the visit or individuals provided.
Avon reports enrollment for the first day at 242 pupils across grades nine to twelve, with 90 in the 9th and 154 in 10th through 12th. Four new teachers join the faculty including Mrs. Nad of Whitehouse and Miss Burke of Elyria, while Wade Blithenal serves as principal and teaches. The program adds two years of Industrial Art and an arts course taught by Miss Pingham.
Avon Lake reports slate of officers for the coming term elected during the Dames of Malta event at the Chateau on Walnut Road. Protectress Ella Moore and other posts including 1st Herald Jessie Scott, 1st Guard Sue Timmer man, and Archives aides were named. Plans also set for two card parties at Mrs Catriie Schwende man’s home.
Avon Lake students plan college departures including Gweneth Cousins Hugh Kane Otterheim College at Westerville and many more. Local residents attend meetings, host visitors, and organize a club named the Orange Hustlers while hospital duties and family visits are noted.
Soutth Liviia Subordinate Grange will Roard a flower show on Friday evening Sept 11 at the Lane avenue school house. Welhame lown W Va visitors Harvey starkey and family at Harold Starkey home. George Burkholz of Detroit spent Labor Day with his mother Mrs Marty Buckholz. Mr and Mrs Prank Provosnuth entertained Mrs Stone and Mrs ing Stone of Olimsted for their twentieth wedding anniversary.
The middle ages valued land over trade and wealth, shaping a system where land provided power and status. Castles and fortifications emerged to defend vast estates, reflecting the era’s obsession with territorial control and social rank.
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