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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
15
Elyria corps reached finals in the national drum and bugle contest but quit the competition before finishing. The write up praises their discipline and preparation while noting the fierce field, with some corps reportedly spending large sums on wear and gear. Local pride and hopes for future display behind the emblem “best” are highlighted.
Dispatches report the mobilization of 100 African elephants by the King of Kings in Addis Ababa. The article notes the prospect of elephants matching the steel tanks of Mussolini, compares ancient use of war elephants, and cites F M C Stokes arguing Hannibal’s elephants were African.
The father of James Reisenhaus seeks commitment to a state hospital arguing insanity after decades of stock speculation yielding 75 000 since 1920. Judge Saum granted a writ of habeas corpus for his release, noting free market gains do not prove insanity. The court’s stance remains unresolved as the debate on mental health and financial behavior persists.
Sunday night at the Ca was a coterie of New York diners mostly French proprietors. The Lindbergh reference and dinner chatter hint at fashionable society and social temptations. Names like Seymour Faymer and William McGuire appear in the lively scene with reports of guests and events.
Partial OCR text shows scattered names Edith Ahan and Nor Grand Island Nebraska plus references to Denmark and Soviet Russia. Lacks coherent events or dates. no clear action or outcome.
Anniversaries for 465 i-Franrig 6 head mani2 chaplain the U.S. ayman Triedie Tima RB Devie quinver Pern honored in New York. Died in Italy in October.
In Belden on September 23, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wise and son Dale joined by Mrs. W C Turner of LaGrange visited Louisville Ohio. Elizabeth Laudin from Cleveland was weekend guest of Lucile Wise. Beverly Agnew born to Mr. and Mrs Clark Vedder. Mrs. Wagner of Lakewood spent last week with Mrs. Wtam Law. Various Belden friends hosted and visited including the Beriswills from Lakewood, Adele Landru from Cleveland, and others at Sunday dinners and suppers.
A fragment notes that the Boy Scout meeting date was moved to Tuesday evening October 1. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Haas of Cleveland visiting the Wise family and guests of Mrs. Hattie Goodman on Sunday. The tone resembles a local society update in a community newspaper.
A furnace owner can add a compact hot water heat exchanger by inserting a coil in the fire box and wiring it to a radiator in a stairwell or chosen room. A plumbing or heating contractor can explain operation and provide installation cost estimates. Lincoln England opened L0Gerh municipal house.
A mate’s large fiddler crab claw, the creature’s most edible part, is chopped off by Southern Spain fishers and the maimed crab is cast back to sea to regrow for future seasons.
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