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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1935
Page
13
Reporter Jim Armitage describes a chicken clinic at the fair led by C. El Herst. A roaster is examined with tempera ture checks and a staged treatment plan aiming to improve egg size and quality. The piece playfully notes dieting, vaccines, and a membership pitch, highlighting the clinic as a standout fair attraction.
A quirky account describes a chicken clinic at the Lorain County fair run by Mr Herst with a dental department. Chickens in individual coops receive care while visitors note the advanced facilities and even a turkey department. Reports mention nervous chickens and a humorous tone about animal welfare and progress in science.
West Ridge Ohio September events include Evan g gust Betty Wheatland meeting at Elyria high school auditorium. WCTU gathering Sept 26 with book review Why Wars Must Cease by Mary Wealey. Carlisle Grange regular meeting on Oberlin road Sept 17. PTA plans joint meeting Sept 1 at West Ridge and Murray Ridge schools. Attendees from Carlisle Grange to Pomona Grange at Henrietta. Community picnic at J H Penfound home with 27 guests. Numerous local visits and visits by residents from Oberlin road, Cleveland, Akron, and Elyria to relatives and friends.
A railroad crossing collision last month caused $350000 total losses including $44420 in auto and car damages and $4650 in track repairs. Three people rode in the car with one uninjured and two slightly hurt. Electric signals protected the crossing but the driver did not see or hear warning as the radio was on. The westbound track delayed 21 hours and the eastbound 45 hours, forcing detours over other lines.
A flurry of family and friend visits fills Elyria and Oberlin over the weekend. Many relatives together include Lauer, Lauber, Wagner, Miller, Penfourd, Babcock, and Eldred families visiting homes in Amherst Lorain and Shelby. Attendees also went to a football game between Birria and Ashland at Elyria Stadium, where Elyria won.
New York is cited by Theodore Irwin as a hub for deportation scams. Racketeers allegedly forge birth certificates and certificates of good character and residence. While South American operatives profit from fake documents, American records in San Francisco and Galveston were damaged by disasters.
Timothy Hogan, a retired North Western Railroad engineer, treasures an 1887 clock mounted on a track framed locomotive head. The cab-model timepiece serves as a nostalgic reminder of his years on the railroad in Green Bay Wisconsin.
Elyria town line notes a flurry of visits from residents and neighbors including Spiegelbergs from Ann Arbor and Middle Ridge, Barham Berms and Spuhier from Cleveland, K Spiegelberg clan to Mansfield, and many other households from Cleveland Detroit and North Olmstead with calls at Delefiel and Ernst homes. A local booster William Albery wrote a 1741 word description of Horsham England in a quarter page.
In Topeka Kansas Otis Gregg a 13 year old boy had 51 toy automobiles stolen from his home. A local prankster returned the toys the next day explaining that children had taken the cars for a day to play. No questions were asked and the owner recovered his goods.
Globe Arizona city council adopts an Indian list ordinance requiring police to publish names of habitual drunkards in all liquor venues and bars, barring service to listed individuals. The measure aims to curb intoxication, while Palenise promotes a cry beautification campaign.
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