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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1931
Page
10
The article describes pewee and phoebe flycatchers, their calls, nesting sites, and behaviors. It explains preferred perches for hunting, differences in nest construction, and how both species migrate south for winter. It notes bridges and sheds as common phoebe nest sites and emphasizes birds’ usefulness in ecosystems.
Phoebe and Pewee contrast as two birds with similar builds and colors. The phoebe is lighter and grayer while the wood pewee favors trees and streets in villages where trees are plentiful. Both appear dark olive brown with pale undersides, yet subtle differences mark them.
Avon notes report visits and social events with residents from Dover Cleveland and Lorain. Mr and Mrs Ernest Wuebber hosted in Dover while others enjoyed gatherings at Gough Jameson and St. Marys church. Marjorie Chester will supervise music in East Carlisle school.
Based on a survey of 3,500 Philadelphia homes, the Philadelphia Housing Association concludes rents are too high for present conditions. The report notes affordability concerns amid local housing pressures and signals calls for policy review.
A 1931 McNaught Syndicate piece recalls theater figures in New York. Gypsy O’Brien, Joseph Urban, and Charles B. Dillingham are mentioned alongside Fritzi Scheff, her autocrat fashion, and her $1,600 weekly salary. Helen Morgan, Lucille Page, and Jeanne Eagles are noted for signature styles and stage presence.
New London records show total enrollment well above 19230 with new districts added. Lower grades total 272, Junior High 164, Senior High 119, by grade breakdown from first to twelfth. Parent-Teacher Association notes notable past two years of success.
The text notes a 1934 campaign beginning with a first meeting on a Tuesday evening in September, inviting all teachers, parents, and interested persons to attend at the high school auditorium. The fragment confirms intent to mobilize participation.
The New London Home Garden Flower Club schedules its bi-monthly meeting at Mrs. Elsie Sackett home on North Main Street for September 2 with a program on Autumn Roadside Flowers and Hardy Chrysanthemums led by Anna Messenger. In society notes Willam Thom returns to town and Miss Evelyn O Hara goes home to Grant Avenue after recent travels.
Barely legible obituary notes Samuel Richards who passed away south of New Touton. Funeral services were at the ge Funeral with Rev. W. B. Roch First M. EB. Burial was in Ohio. Surviving are Dora and other relatives.
Ad copy touts Peterson's Ointment as remedy for eczema acne and salt rheums. Claims two or three applications clear the skin and advertises a big box for 35 cents at the drug store.
Ample insurance money available to loan on well improved farms of not less than 40 acres. Terms at 16 years. No principal payments required. Apply at Elyria Savings Bank Building Elyria Ohio or call 3441.
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