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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1933

Page

4

Relief work for Elyria children shows heavy March aid

Mrs. C. D. Reding, representative of the City Council of Parent Teacher Associations, reports March relief for needy Elyria schoolchildren cost 670.75 for shoes and clothing. She notes 556.25 in savings and 114.50 in clothing, with lighter April demand expected due to warmer weather. The Student Aid Station at Franklin School could operate about 100 less this month, and a council letter confirms Reding as clothing chair and Mrs. Oscar Perry as shoes chair.

Elyria C. D. Reding Ra City Board of Education Franklin School Reding Oscar Perry

Ahepans Hold Meeting of Elyria and Lurain Chapter 144

The Elyria and Lurain chapter No. 144 of the Order of Ahepa met at Maccabee Hall with president Peter Delis presiding. Three new members Gust Dreges Oberlin. Selon Corogian and Ernest Castritsis Lorain were initiated. A congratulatory telegram to President Roosevelt was acknowledged. Rev Papastefanon spoke. meeting adjourned with refreshments. Next meeting is set for April 15.

Elyria and Lurain Order of Anepa Maccabee Hall Peter Delis Gust Dreges Oberlin Selon Corogian Ernest Castritsis Lorain Franklin J. Roosevelt Delis Roosevelt Ahepa of Albany New York Papastefanon St. Nicholas Helenic Orthodox Church

Social and club notices from Valley City events

Valley City on April 5 reports visits by the Laule Himmelman Murray and McMullen families from Cleveland and Medina, weekend gatherings with Aricks and Schaeffers in Medina, Get-Together Club entertains. Girl Reserves meet at the school with waffle and sausage supper. Mother-Daughter Banquet set for April 1 with fathers aiding. community singing led by Mr Burns. Claude Reusch and family visited Elyria.

Valley City Ella Laule Carl Himmelman Otto Murray Marie McMullen Cleveland J. J. Lailer Medina J. A Amelia Mellert W. F. Steck Albert Mellert Richard Reutter Carl Hauck Weyland Hyde Mr. Burns Claude Reusch Elyria

Akron airship commander declared missing after crash

Commander F C McCord in charge of the dirigible Akron when it went down off New Jersey coast is believed to have perished with most officers and crew.

F. C. McCord Akron New Jersey

Community visitors and local movements noted in Medina region

Ed Frank and Mrs. Carrie Geiger visit Herbert Frank at Newark Sanitarium and report improvement. Numerous locals travel for visits, operations, and social events. A theft, scarlet fever quarantines, and a late P T A election date are mentioned along with spring program plans and relocations.

Immunization Plan Approved for Elyria SchoolChildren

The Elyria City Board of Education approved diphtheria immunization for first four grades in Elyria schools. Treatments will be optional and only with parental permission. The injections will begin after the upcoming Spring vacation.

Elyria City Board of Health Elyria City

Couple from Clarksfield Wed in Newark Ohio

Miss Minnie Bursley and Donald Woolcott, both of Clarksfield, were married on Saturday March 26 in Newark Ohio. They will reside in Clarksfield after the ceremony. Mr and Mrs Clarence Wolfe announce the birth of a daughter on Friday night March 31.

Clarksfield Minnie Bursley Dennis Bursley Donald Woolcott Orlin Woolcott Newark Mrs Clarence Wolfe

Wedding Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Marian Clauson

A delightful miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Clauson Friday evening for the newlyweds and Mr. and Mrs. Marian Clauson. Guests enjoyed games and music before a nice lunch and gifts for the couple.

O. L. Clauson Marian Clauson

Hospital Notes on Local Admissions

Mrs. Martha Byron was admitted to New London Hospital Saturday for treatment. Fern Post remains under care at Elyria Hospital with continuing treatment.

Martha Byron New London Hospital Fern Elyria Hospital

Local residents host and visit across multiple towns

The passage lists numerous Sunday visits and weekend stays among residents of Olena Brewster Latchie Rochester West Salem and surrounding areas. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Searles Mrs Mildred Leighley Mrs Cora Hayes and many others with family groups visiting relatives at multiple homes.

Clarence Searles Olena B. C. Burt Mildred Leighley Brewster C. A. Twaddle Harry Young Latchie, O Clarksfield Vern Martin James Frances Nova Worthing Stone Oberlin College Cora Hayes Clarice Showalter Tressie Rowland Wellington Kenneth Haulk Sullivan T. G. Bowerite Clarence Harris Val Shipman Rochester Rose Hodgkin Tom Dickerson Frank Rick Ed. Nash Huntington W. H. Harwood Robert Willard Harry Harwood Clyde Lee Walter Lee Burr Coats Lillie Tousley Perry Beers Ruby Beers Bud McDonald Alice Clark Fred Phillips van Landis Geneveve Margaret Landis Joe Nester Chester Haudk West Salem Sarah Merrill Amos Morrison Norwalk Dan Wolfe Greenwich Tom Tester Harvey Pearson Wakeman John Merrill Alfred Danels New London Clarence Rounds Ralph Merrill Harold Merrill Sherm Arnold Harry Harr

Banquet Honors undefeated Henrietta boys basketball team

The P T A hosted a Saturday banquet at the school to honor the boys basketball team which won the county championship by finishing the season undefeated and earned state notice with a second-place finish at the Columbus tournament. The auditorium was decorated in blue and white with pussy willows and candles. The program featured the high school, Floyd Moore on piano, a violinist, and Frederick Ebbs on clarinet. About 175 meals were served at seven, with Mr Moore's orchestra providing music. John Salisbury served as toastmaster. Dr Grover of Berea delivered an address and Coach Watts of Elyria also spoke, followed by more music and a presentation.

Floyd Moore Mr. Frank Frederick Ebbs Moore John Salisbury Dr. Grover Berea Coach Watts Elyria Presenta

Program Set With Refreshments Served by Losing Side

A local event announces a program planned with refreshments to be served by the side that loses. The notice notes a community gathering and invites participants to attend the planned schedule.

Admiral William Moffett In Akron Disaster Ride

Irony colored the Akron crash story as Rear Admiral Moffett urged authorities to find the ship after a congressional inquiry. He chose to board the ill fated dirigible at the last moment as a guest aboard the vessel he loved to ride.

William A. Moffett Admiral Moffett Naval

Community notices from Elyria and surroundings

Local items include religious Lenten services led by Rev. William Buhren with assistance from Rev. I H Amore and support from the Fisherman's club, plus a Friday children’s sermon. Social events feature a bridges party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Unger with guests from Lorain and Elyria, a farewell gathering for the Sturla family, and visits by area residents to family homes and gatherings.

Zellers Bailey Elyria M. BE William Buhren Buhren I. H. Amore Evangelical Church Fisherman's Club of Elyriay Melvin Unger Bridges Harland Carr Clayton Miller Lorain Irving Worthington Elvrra Joe Sturla John Geisendoerfer Ed Volk John Bauman Donald Haigh Stursa Max Coates Boston Mass Warren, C General Electric Cleveland Harold Coates G. C. Becker Elmer Portman Paul Kendeigh Birmingham Alice Bucks Katie Weidman Will Paul Dorcas Milan Wallace Court

West Ridge Carlisle Grange Plans April Meetings

Carlisle area notices show West Ridge Grange regular meeting set for Tuesday evening April 4 at the hall. West Ridge Parent Teachers Association to meet Friday evening April 14 at the school. Local visits include Electa Brumby and grandson Harry Hawk of Kipton and Ada Kolb’s return from Carlisle Center to her sister’s home. Numerous family visits noted among Williams, Burrer, Johnston, Richards, Reisinger, Hart and Toth households.

Carlisle Grange Electa Brumby Harry Hawk Kipton C. N. Williams Ada Kolb Carlisle Center Karl Simms West Ridge E. J. Burrer Corwin Burrer Charles Schaible Dell Johnston Elyria A. M. Johnston W. M. Richards Lakewood R. W. Richards Oberlin Road Cleveland Charlies Toth Edith Nash

Penfield Farm Woman's Club holds home nursing demo

The Farm Woman's Club of Penfield met at Society hall for an all day session on April 4 with a morning business meeting and a noon covered dish lunch. Miss Paddock of the County Health Department led an afternoon demonstration on using a clinical thermometer and home bandages.

Wellington Farm Woman’s Club Penfield Society Hall Miss Paddock County Health Department Penfield High School

Holy Hour Observance Planned

Holy Hour services will be conducted to observe a dedicated hour of prayer. Details on time and location are not fully legible in the notice.

St. Patrick’s Church

State Briefs From Sandusky and Cleveland

Sandusky report says Charles L Bowen 56, a Spanish War veteran and inmate at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home, was found dead in a cottage. coroner returns verdict of death by self inflicted shooting after about three weeks. In Cleveland a 22 year old Bedford resident died at Bedford Memorial Hospital from injuries after an ax attack during an argument. Ohio State University faculty committee urges economies including course eliminations, three department abolitions, and reorganization of the College of Agriculture.

Sandusky Charles L. Bowen Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home John Yochem Cleveland Peter Liscoe Bedford Bedford Memorial Hospital Columbus College of Agriculture Ohio State University Board of Trustees

Mother Goose Party Planned for eighth grade

Elaborate preparations are under way for an eighth grade party to be held Friday evening in the high school gym. The event will echo Mother Goose rhymes with appropriate decor and kid friendly games and contests for entertainment.

Directors to Be Elected Wellington Members

A local Wellington notice announces upcoming elections for multiple directors. The public is advised to review candidate information and participate in the voting process at the designated polling locations within the stated timeframe.

The Wellington

May Buy Piano for the Edison School

The Edison school on Lake Avenue may receive a reconditioned piano offered by the Elyria Board of Education for 25 dollars. The board approved the purchase on condition the music director tests the instrument first and recommends it as in good condition.

Edison Lake Avenue Elyria Board of Education

Panama Revises Direct Salary Tax With Additional Income

Panama plans to broaden the direct tax on salaries to cover other income sources while keeping the monthly maximum at 85. The proposal outlines a higher tax base but limits the top payment to 85 per month.

Panama

Business Association to Elect Directors Thursday

The newly formed Business Association led by Col. J. C. MacDermott will meet in the mayor's court room at town hall Thursday evening at o o'clock to elect directors and discuss plans. Nearly sixty business and professional members have joined, with small unit groups preparing to choose officers and an executive committee.

Business Association Col. J. C. MacDermott

Auto tag sales surge at MacDermont office

About thirty people lined up at the James C. MacDermont office Saturday to obtain license plates. Tag rates were cut 25 percent under new laws and the reduced rates will stay through June 30 before further cuts on July 1 and October 1.

James C. MacDermont

Local meetings and events faced postponements this week

The regular monthly meeting of the local school board scheduled for Monday night was postponed. The I O O F dance in Oberlin, hosted by the Oberlin baseball team, has been indefinitely postponed with a later date to be announced. Mrs Hattie Pratt visits Berea, Circle No 3 of the Methodist church hosts Friday afternoon at Mrs Robert Foster’s home. Mr and Mrs A B Curtice return from Chicago business trip visiting Mrs A P Lewis in Rockford Illinois.

Hattie Pratt Berea Oberlin Robert Foster Circle No. 3 Methodist Church A. B. Curtice Chicago A. P. Lewis Rockford, Il

Kidnap Plot Tied to Catholic Priest Alarms Holgate Area

In Napoleon Ohio authorities guard Rev. Father Joseph Kaufman amid an anonymous threat note to kidnap him. Lenten services were postponed as police investigate the plot and ensure security for clergy.

Napoleon Father Joseph Kaufman Holgate Here

Nashs of Elvria Named in Parents Tribute

Mr and Mrs Alex Nash of Elvria are highlighted in a brief parental tribute noting their son or daughter’s achievements and the family’s local prominence.

Mrs Alex Nash Elvria

Mrs Henry Pallas Rejoins Family After Visit

Mrs Henry Pallas returns home Friday after spending several days with her daughter Mrs Theodore Manns and family in New Oberlin.

Henry Pallas Theodore Manns New Oberlin

Local families host gatherings across several towns

Mrs Charles Nash and daughter Louise, Mrs Merrill Nash and son Donald from Butternut Ridge, and Mrs Valley Nash and son Richard from Montreal visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Raymond Simms. Other guests included Mrs Clarence Purcell and daughter Janet from Long Beach California with the Penfound family, Ed Sweeney and sons from Oberlin, Archie Penfound and family, Beryl Snyder and children, Carl Penfound's family, Gary and Joan, and Mrs Hazel Caywood and daughter Ardit h. Cleveland visitors Mr and Mrs J P Dorfi visited Clarence Longbrake and family, while Mr and Mrs Robert Mason and children from Elyria visited A W Mason.

Charles Nash Louise Merrill Nash Donald Butternut Ridge Valley Nash Richard Montreal Canada Raymond Simms Clarence Purcell Janet Long Beach California J. HH. Penfound Ed Sweeney Robert Oberlin Archie Penfound Ronald Beryl Snyder Carolyn Dale Carl Penfound Gary Joan Hazel Caywood Ardith J. H. Penfound J. P. Dorfi Cleveland Clarence Longbrake Oberlin Road Robert Mason Elyria A. W. Mason

Reverend William Ryan Turns 100 in Auburn Nova Scotia

Reverend William Ryan, who just celebrated his 100th birthday in Auburn, Nova Scotia, was a dynamic preacher for TG Fears.

William Ryan Auburn Nova Scotia TG Fears

Department store sales rise in Mexico City regions

Department stores in Mexico City report sales 20 to 30 percent higher than a year ago, signaling stronger consumer activity in the region and possible shifting shopping patterns during the period.

Mexico City

Twengil recital and church activities announced

Mrs C L Hill and Mim Baumgardner plan a twengil recital at a ball home Thursday and Friday for five pupils. An M E church meeting follows the weekly prayer service. Choir rehearsals, Easter cantata prep, and mid week Congregational address are listed along with a Masonic hall social for the Past Matrons and Patrons Association hosted by Spangler Branson and Otterbacher families.

C. L. Hill Mim Baumgardner M. E. Church M. E. Choir Masonic Hall C.C. Spangler A. RB Branson Harry Otterbacher

Get at the real cause with Olive Tablets

Readers urged to treat digestive ills by stimulating the liver and bowels rather than tonics. Olive Tablets are praised as a calomel substitute that arouses the liver without griping, offering quick relief with one or two tablets at bedtime.

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