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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1933
Page
8
Ten growers signed wheat adjustment contracts at Penfield Monday night forming the first group to commit in Lorain County. Several others expressed intent to participate after reviewing the agreements, and a community committee was elected at the meeting to oversee the effort.
Nationwide ad touts Post Toasties as the ideal breakfast hotel and restaurant item and at home. It emphasizes individual serving boxes for one serving, versatile pairings with milk, fruit, or berries, and the energy provided. General Foods markets both hotel and home uses with fresh, crispy packaging.
Charles Felton was elected chairman of the township committee with C A Dickason and H Andrews as members Pelton will also serve on the county committee to supervise the program The township group will review wheat grower applications verify figures check acreage and land use and assist applicants next spring will audit wheat planted in their townships Other county meetings are planned this week and next
Sidney Franklin the Brooklyn bullfighter has finished his translation and transcription of Currito de la Cruz a novel about the bullring He spent two and a half months on the work with help from his sister Belle who is sailing for the United States soon Franklin expects Scribners to publish his first literary effort and Hemin?
The writer plans to travel to arrive soon to adapt Death in the Afternoon into a motion picture. The article notes the author, titled Ingram, intends to align the project with his forthcoming film production schedule.
California Citizens Conservation Corps volunteers earned a $200 award for saving a home during a forest blaze. The season saw 17,698 fires last year and 3,981 so far in 1933. Crews faced scorching heat, shifting winds, and equipment damage, with squads in Monterey and Mt. Lassen enduring dangerous conditions while training in fire suppression.
Miss Marjorie Howard of New York, a style authority, arrived from Europe and addressed New York fashion group and guests at a mass conference in Rockefeller Center on September 6 and 7. Reported as the first fashion conference organized by women in the United States. Daily fire drills were held as part of the event.
Huntington Sept. 13 The joint census was held at the Town Hall with G. A. Handley M. W. Laboriend Henry West elected as Township Trustees and Hart Leininger as Township Clerk Constable Jake Wagoner and School Board members H. B. McClaff'n Mrs C C Simmons and Mrs Forest Rice named A Huntington Grange No 2043 met last Thursday with a program including an welcome by Mrs O H Dirlam Evelyn Garver Hazel Pitzer Glenroe Mohns and Remembrances of School Days followed by refreshments and social time Attendance was larger than usual hoping for continued growth as weather cools.
Mr and Mrs Tom Brown with daughter Ellen and son Howard attended the Talcott reunion at Stow Corners Ohio last week, joining relatives for a family gathering and shared memories.
Camden Ark reports the first rock salt mine found during off-drilling near here. State Geologist George C Branner announces the discovery. Miss Edna Chanual and Roy Ropp of Sullivan spent Sunday evening with Marie Crile.
The national convention of Rural Letter Carriers is set for Denver next year. Lawrence MacDonald, who attended the Des Moines gathering this year, conveyed the news from Denver and Alamosa Colorado.
A lone covered bridge spans the Narraguagus River at Cherryfield, Maine, remaining as the Atlantic Highway’s last covered crossing. The structure measures 68 feet in length and dates from an earlier era, symbolizing regional historic transport.
A garbled OCR fragment references packing to 1849 and pedestrials, mentioning pathways or accessibility for pedestrians, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear names, places, or events.
In Camas Wath W F Bennett notes an apple tree bloomed a second time while fruit from the first bloom was still developing. This unusual second flowering signals a surprising horticultural event observed by Bennett.
Mrs Gordon John of Schofield Wis shares her relief from years of dandruff after using Cuticura Ointment and Soap. She reports clear improvement after applying the ointment then washing with the soap twice weekly, noting the scales vanished within weeks. The ad lists Cuticura Soap 2c Ointment 2c and Sc price, from the Petter Deng & Chomies Corp Malden MA.
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