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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1934
Page
6
County Commissioner Harry L. Shaw tested removing the courthouse cupola and statue to gauge public reaction. He scratched away the cupola on a photo and showed it to staff, noting most observers miss the change until pointed out. He said repairs or removal with relief labor may be needed soon.
George Swartz of York lies seriously ill at his Mt. Dora Florida home. His three children from Euclid Oakland and Mallet Creek were called to his bedside two weeks ago, returned home after a week, but he grew worse and then a little better again. Briefer items note local Easter social events, travel, and visitors in the area.
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick disputed a petition by about three fourths of the county jail prisoners asking for more and better meals. Court Bailiff J C Jackson said the document came from a stamp collector and found in the sheriff’s wastebasket. Dr G E French, jail physician, said prisoners are well fed and may have more than at home.
Guests of Mr and Mrs H A Bishop include Mr and Mrs Jos Breen from Trecksville who visited Mrs H L Phillips and her son Perry. Mrs Delwin Seeley and Mrs Myron Seeley stopped by Mrs Tresca Wertz and Cecil, who is recovering from tonsil removal. H Sayers and sons from Cleveland visited M E Huffman last week. In church news, Mr and Mrs E W Brintnall and H H L Brintnall attended the wedding of Clarence Ovialt and Irene Monahan of Cleveland Heights. Frank Sylvestro returned from a California reforestation camp along with George Johns who then headed back to Cleveland. George is a York boy whose parents wintered in Cleveland with other children.
Young attendees of the Sunday evening Christian Crusaders in the Medina Church of Christ met at Miss Carroll Charit's home on Wednesday to plan next Sunday's program. Participants include Jean Mathews Ves ey Mathews Gertrude Hendrickson Kenneth Hendrickson Carroll Charlton and Fredrick Swartz with several others expected.
Grafton John Seabold and son William of Elyria were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wukie. The Dewey Aldrich family from LaGrange spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Swartz. Grace Park and daughter Jeanne attended the cantata at the LaGrange M E church Sunday afternoon. Edna Taylor and daughter Betty shared Easter dinner.
A garbled program listing an eclectic lineup includes Chief Red Bird and Vive la Musique acts, Flo rencia Trio, GHYs Orchestra, and parlor acts like Ma Perkins and Arlene Jackson. A closing note quotes education as utopian amid perpetual incompleteness and hardship.
Community notices show the Women’s Bible class sponsoring a quilt display at the M E church on Friday afternoon April 13 instead of April 19. Several locals visit relatives and host guests including families of Finlayson, Chamberlain, Finley, Autz, Reichard, Spitzer, Belden, Durkee, Mack, Edwards, and Belden.
Eddie Cantor stars in Roman Scandals at the Dreamland Theatre showing tomorrow. The tale follows a boy whose imagination travels to ancient Rome and lessons on wisdom and happiness, proving shared human likeness across ages.
Carl and Lille Krieg transfer 41 acres at Oberlin Norwalk Road and Gift ford Road Henrietta Township to Frank B Sloan and Anna L Sloan. Mary and Fred Koury transfer a half interest in property at East Twenty eighth Street and Wood Avenue Lorain to Isaac Koury. John Rosenfeld transfers part of Lot 1100 Sheffield Land Company’s Addition Lorain to Theresa Red man.
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