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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1932

Page

8

Acid Attack Divorcee Slashes Man's Face in Love Quarrel

In Cleveland on September 28, Marie Exner, a divorced woman with a six year old, flung acid at Charles J. Malacek after he refused marriage. The attacker and victim were found on a road near Geauga Park. Malacek, a printer, is seriously blinded. Exner was treated for burns and jailed.

Malacek Geaugae Park Mialacek

Police Practice Target Shooting At Moving Man

Police train to pursue a fleeing suspect at the city range on the third floor of the building, firing at a moving target to improve accuracy and response time amid a looming chase.

magazines for boys at prison farm appeal for donations

W R Comings reports ready to repeat last winter’s program of magazines and entertainments for the men at the branch penitentiary. With a new inmate population and paroled workers, the farm seeks donations of magazines and offers to arrange visits, talks, and screenings on Monday, Tuesday or Thursday evenings.

W. R. Comings Grafton Massillon Comings C. C Blumenschenkle Blumy Elyria Garden Club

Germany Musics and Nationhood in Prussian Ambition

A historic note describes Germany steeped in Wagner operas like Parsifal Lohengrin and die Meistersinger as a symbol of unified German identity, while citizens pursued a single aim to build a formidable military nation and defend its borders.

Germany

Police training with corded moving human-shaped target

Police units are practicing firing at a bobbing human-shaped target mounted on a corded track. The device is moved horizontally to simulate moving attackers, aiding aim discipline and reaction timing during training sessions.

Amherst M B Sunday school plans promotion day

The official board of the M. B. Sunday school held a meeting at the church to plan for promotion day and to arrange the literature for the coming year. Mrs Leon Hopkins was appointed primary superintendent, Mrs Paul Portman resigned as Junior teacher, and Mrs William Buhren was appointed to fill the position. Attendance included Rev and Mrs William Buhren, Leonard Buchs, Earl Munn, Albert Reusser, Paul Portman, John Bauman Jr, Alvert Schmitkong, and the Bauman and Portman families.

Amherst M. B. Sunday School Leon Hopkins Fred Ross Paul Portman William Buhren Leonard Buchs Earl Munn Albert Reusser John Bauman Alvert Schmitkong Hele Erwin Bauman Elmer Portman

Rally Day Plans By Junior Choir At Methodist Church

Junior choir members meet at Mrs J B Egelands Spring St to plan Rally Day program for Sunday Oct Sua. Parts assigned for playlet The Kings Business and demonstration Sunday School Styles. First rehearsal at church Tuesday 6 30 PM. Also Amherst High Band held first rehearsal with 12 present under Miss Eleanor Nidy. Knights of Pythias plan regular meeting at K of P Hall Monday. Amherst High opens season vs Elyria Lightweights at Harris St field.

The Methodist Church J. B. Egeland Spring Street Amherst Hi Eleanor Nidy Elyria Amherst Amherst High School Harris Street

RETURN HOME Mrs Alfred DeChamps and Miss Vivian Price

Mrs Alfred DeChamps and Miss Vivian Price left Thursday for Forest Park Illinois after ten days with Mr and Mrs Ward Tolhurst in Middle Ridge. Rev C L Allen new district superintendent led the first quarterly conference of the church year at the 1st Evangelical church. Holy Communion will be offered with Sunday service. Changes include Mr and Mrs Philip Stephan moving to the Ellis property on Church Street. Local visits feature Bernette Calhoun Lou Jane Truxell Myrtle Franklin John Finkbinder guests, Lorain.

Charles Heidrick Melvin Henry Altmaler Glenn Seniff Virginia Bert Knapp Hiram Mary Wellington John Bauman Henrietta Hill Eliza Manns New Oberlin Esther Youngstown Lena Gegenheimer Arthur Gegenheimer Milton Parrish Elyria Mrs Ducker Lorain Delwin Kinsman Fred Latteman Mary Vivian Theodore Reis Hobart Amstutz Melvin Amstuts Carol Will Schmitkens Middle Ridge Stella Haag Christian Walter Berea Mary Becker Henry Fienian South Amherst Martha Bauman Ruth Date Fred Bauman Florence Coates Heta Cummings Oberlin Florence Dorman Veryl Blystone Elmer Portman Frank Page Thelma Alfred DeChamps Aldrich Ward Vivian Price Forest Park, Ill Mrs Ward Tolhurst C. L. Allen 1St Evangelical Church Philip Stephan South Main Street Ellis Church Street Bernette Calhoun Lou Jane Truxell Myrtle Franklin John Finkbinder New Castle Amherst Charles Jaeger Frances Lorain Ealliers Leonard Cook Charles Miller John Nugent Lucille Gillman Cleveland Myra Smith Henry Gerstenberger H. H. Benham

Amherst Caller Report Brevity From Local Visitor Note

Mrs A C Werner visited Lorain Thursday afternoon as a local Amherst caller noted. Fragmentary OCR shows garbled lines about Breton language literacy and a family reference to mother tongue. No clear events, dates, or concrete facts beyond the Lorain visit.

Amherst A.C. Werner

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