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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1941
Page
15
In a NY Day by Day column, readers note more bicycles in Manhattan and suburbs but lack of separate lanes. The piece recalls highway design flaws, thefts, and anecdotes from roads, streets, and postwar tourism, with tangential notes on courts, prisons, and office relocations.
Uncle Sam seeks a skyscraper to consolidate thousands of offices but is preoccupied with multiple tasks. The note cites McNaught Byndl jeate, Inc as the party involved in this enduring, if delayed, city-building effort in Lower Manhattan.
The Sullivan Junior and Bett ler Flower Show held Wednesday attracted a large audience. Exhibits led by Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Harold Rolce featured Gladiolus, Zinnias, Dahlias, and a wide range of garden flowers. Prizes covered color groups and plant sizes with many firsts and seconds awarded to local residents and the Kirkpatrick family.
Mrs. Joseph Givenns and grand daughter Joyce Fleming visited the Givenns family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lindenman and Joyce Fleming called. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Archer and baby of La Grange were Monday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Archer. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Drake with Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Hankinson spent Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dunlap. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bowers of LaMoille IL are visiting their daughter’s family. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Early and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morris visited. Mr. Hankinson and family hosted Thursday evening guests including Weldon Hankinson Delon Hankinson and son Eugene of Mansfield and Harley Hicks of Ashland.
Kipton residents hosted the Camden Garden club at Ars. Le Sharp's home with twenty in attendance. New members Helen Davidson and Mrs. Vern Geist joined. Mrs. L. E. Radcliffe read a paper on Care of Gladiolus Bulbs. A fall planting discussion followed. Mrs. Elva Scott led old fashioned song songs. Refreshments, apple pie and tea, were served. Mrs. Radcliffe will entertain the club on Friday October 3.
Fragments show Mr and Mrs Otto Brumby hosting relatives from Cleveland Akron and Ridgeville with other weekend visits. Doris Waite accepts drug store job in Oberlin and starts Monday. Camden Baptist church attendees travel to New London for a Youth Rally Friday night.
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