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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1934
Page
14
Postmaster R. Lersch reports postal service remains on a normal schedule though curtailment orders exist. Reductions have shifted workers to maintain operations, with potential further cuts if workload rises, while most services strive to continue as long as possible despite furloughs for presidential postmasters and field staff.
A vintage advertisement extols Kruschen Salts as a health booster introduced six years ago in America. It claims a half teaspoon daily in hot water stimulates liver bowel and kidney activity and promises energy vigor and clearer skin, urging readers to buy at Phillips Drug Store and local druggists in Amriton.
Four days before June 30 rural postal clerks face furloughs of three and one quarter days while rural carriers avoid furloughs. Substitutes and auxiliary staff will be limited to emergency needs. Postmasters may limit delivery to one daily in residential, two in mixed, or three in business areas. Elyria reports no curtailment after surveying local needs and rearranging schedules to absorb absences.
Sixteen members attended the Amherst South End Christian Endeavor session with Bible Study led by Florence Heussner at the Congregational Church. Regular Parent Teachers Association meeting announced for Wednesday in the school auditorium. Local visitors and callers from Detroit Elyria Oleans Cleveland Barberton Elyria Elyria and Elyria areas were noted at various homes. The item concludes with a reflection on the American working man’s self education versus British tradition.
An advertisement touts Natex as a powerful new prescription tonic for stomach trouble kidneys liver and general rundown. It urges a week long trial at Muir's Original Cut Rate Drug Store 412 Broad Street with a free health booklet and no obligation.
Amherst Ohio April meeting of the Public School Parent Teacher Association drew a large crowd at the school auditorium. Officers were elected for the coming year, with Mrs G Maxwell as president and Russell Stauffer as vice president. The program featured the Girls Glee Club, dulcimer selections, and an address by Mrs A Rawson LaGrange. Discussion covered school opening times, with starting time kept at 7:50. The SORKOSIS Club, St Peters events, and county P T A activities at Ridgeville were outlined, along with hospital news and local social notices.
Mr and Mrs O J Brown from Elyria visited Amherst relatives Monday afternoon Miss Molly Ludwig from Oberlin was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Henry Ludwig Miss Mildred Wragg from Cleveland stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Wragg Mrs A Rawson from LaGrange was an Amherst caller last evening Joe Monia from Lorain spent Monday evening in Amherst
Sixteen Elyria youths completed YMCA life saving tests after several weeks of training at the association pool. Ten advanced in the senior division, and six in the junior division. Recipients will earn life saving certificates and some plan to take the Red Cross test later.
The Bittner Funeral Home, last year's West Side League champions, announce the season drill tonight at Hamilton Field at 6 o'clock. Attendees include Hugh Cross J Reed L Xanders I Korzan Vavalneak Boreski A Sito A Zaleski G Monske A Bilerek R Urig Crushin H Vavalneak F mv and others. The event invites Lorain area pool team managers to write to C F Monske for booking and details. The program also includes swimming classes and a Y M C A carnival with exhibitions of strokes diving and handicap races.
April notices list several callers and dinner guests from Medina Columbus Carlisle Cleveland and Nova. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yost hosted Henry and LaVerne Shuster and Joe Shuster while other guests included George Ax from Cleveland Hattie Zacharias Ora Crocker Arthur Abram Lloyd Yost and family. Additional visits came from Mr. and Mrs. W R Hawke Earl Hawke George Harrison Emily Tran and Daisy Reisinger with Brills and Landin families noted. Mrs. Robert Grills and Mrs. W H Giles also mentioned visiting Laporte and Colum bia.
A reflection contrasts older Germany guided by reason with modern Germany ruled by emotion, arguing the shift shapes the nation’s character and decisions.
Pirates manager George Gibson faces a pivotal season as he aims to deliver Pittsburgh a National League pennant for the first time since 1927. The club boasts power and speed but lacks reliable pitching and a solid second base after Piet’s trade, with lingering doubt over leadership may push Traynor to replace Gibson if results falter.
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