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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
2
The most effective Want ad medium in Lorain County features details on cash discounts, rates, deadlines, and publication practices. It lists contact and rate information, the necessity of cash payments for out-of-town orders, and rules about insertions, errors, and office deadlines.
The Oberlin Village Council proposes to issue bonds totaling 256000 to build and equip a Municipal Electric Light and Power plant. The plan includes generation, transmission, distribution lines, and land. an average annual levy of 4.1377 mills is anticipated to pay interest and retire the bonds, with notices to be published for public election set before November 8, 1932.
The Avon P T A held its first meeting of the year Tuesday evening in the high school auditorium. Members discussed upcoming events and activities for students and families in the Avon area.
A Penfield sewing machine clinic will be held at Society Hall on September 25 under the Farm Woman's Club. A sewing machine expert will adjust machines free of charge and explain troubles. Covered dish dinner at noon. Nearby social notes report church talk by Elder Clifford Minkler, locals visiting, hospital update on Mrs Irene (Wolfe) Bullis, and birthday dinner for Mrs Hannah Buell with family guests.
Sunday entertainments at the Schalble home brought guests including Ralph Kisten and Mary Kuht of Vermilion Martha Drunagie and Elmer from Cleveland Arthur Wangerine of Oberlin and Cleveland relatives. Other visitors included Sylvester Asperger and William Martins from Cleveland guests of Mary Long. Etta Brown hosted dinner with Harry Brown of Cleveland and O G Brown of Elyria. Robert Long attended the Elyria theatre.
Local notices detail visitors and gatherings across Penfield and Wellington including Mrs. Paul Davis and Mrs. John Dickason visiting, Sunday calls at various homes, and a Cotton Blossom Singers performance. Also listed are tire shop entries at Eldotread Tire & Supply Co and Penfield English teacher Miss Mable Clark boarding at Mrs. Blake Slevick’s Wellinton suite, plus Cleveland outings and hospital visits.
The passage portrays the song of the lark as a continuous torrent of contrasted sounds, rapidly emitted and varied in character, blending in the ear like colors merging on the eye. W. H. Hudson insights.
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