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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1933
Page
5
Chicago on April 11 saw another jump in grain prices as traders pushed futures higher. Wheat sparked the rally, leaping early from 13 4 to 21 2 cents, with May at 60 up 1 7 8, July 60 3 4 up 1 3 4, September 62 1 2 up 2 1 2 cents a bushel.
The Public Utilities Commission issued a certificate to Lake Erie and Southern Stages Inc granting bus service between Loudonville and Elyria. The approval requires diverting routes to include Nanking until July 1.
Navy Swanson suggested the Akron shock resulted from a stern striking the water after testimony caused silence among 208 spectators. Wiley and two other survivors supported the idea, noting no air draft through control room windows and a possible midair stern impact during the descent.
Personal testimonials from Mrs Ferris of Washington DC claim her husband lost 26 pounds in 4 weeks while she says Kruschen Salts makes her feel pepped up. The ad urges daily half teaspoonful doses in hot water before breakfast, promising fat loss and renewed vitality with a 4 week jar sold by C W Phillips and drugstores, money back if dissatisfied after the first jar.
William Litchtesein of West Street reported to police that a wheel was taken from his hand cart on East Avenue near the bridge yesterday.
C P Shively Elyria high school principal spoke to the Young Men's club last night at the Y M C A about life in Kentucky. He highlighted principal historical spots and noted famous beauty spots in the state.
Mrs Louise S Krugman died at 12 45 today at her daughter Mrs Mathilda Ward s home 148 Courtland Street after seven weeks illness. Born in Germany February 4 1543 she lived in Elyria fifty nine years. She was a member of St Johns Lutheran church. Surviving: three sons Jona Louis August and one daughter Mrs Ward all in Elyria eleven grandchildren and twenty eight great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 2 p m Sudro funeral home with Rev Armin Schroeder officiating burial in Elyria cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs Pris ella Teonard widow of Leonard Teonard will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. at Sudro funeral home with Reverend William Muir Auld officiating Burial will be in Ridgelawn cemetery The body will arrive from Minneapolis Minnesota tomorrow at 3 p.m. and will be taken to the Sudro home She was active in First Congregational church and member of the Four Oclock club and Round Table club Survived by daughter Mrs Louise Black and two grandchildren.
A bridal party led by Miss Myrtle Allen will headline the Spring style revue at the Warner Bros Capitol Theatre tomorrow at nine. Local models in sports ensembles gowns and wedding attire will display exclusive Paris couture influenced looks with Mimosa yellow and melon satin, organza overlays, and a toss of bouquets to close.
Cattle testing is set to begin across townships in the county with Dr Porter guiding testing in Wellington and other sites. Nine townships will not start yet including Henrietta Black River and Amherst while tests in all remaining townships are ongoing or completed and cattle must be tested every three years.
The Knights of Columbus and Chronicle Telegram face off in a postponed City League match tonight at the K of C alleys. The event, rescheduled from earlier, brings local bowling action with both sides aiming for a key win.
The local ping-pong tournament opens today with players listed for first round matches. Notable entries include veterans and rising stars, with several pairings and rosters confirmed for the start at the arena.
Voices in Elyria demand transparency on bonded debt and reserves as city finances show 1932-33 deficits. A reader compares Elyria with Zanesville, notes cash balances and per capita costs, and questions tax, welfare, and utility rates while urging fiscal reform and protective measures for residents.
Oberlin Ohio April 11 The fourth annual Model Assembly of the League of Nations will be held in Oberlin April 28 and 29. Delegates from over twenty Ohio colleges and universities will discuss international police force Sino Japanese issues and international economic cooperation as at Geneva. Meetings in the K B room open to the public feature two papers by Mrs F S Gove and Mrs C B Wright and a social hour closes the event. The first meeting of the year will be held in October.
Stocks were strong and active with gains across steel issues and major names. U S Steel opened 1,500 shares up 1.25, General Motors 3,000 shares up 1 1 4, Union Pacific 67 3 4, and Consolidated Gas 5 1 2. Utilities rose as market mood improved and farm equipment turnover reflected better conditions.
The plan details pre charge power for operation facilities and sets pref erence for areas within transmission reach of Muscle Shoals. It requires non discrimination in public contracts and resale pricing for private distributors, with power contracts limited to 35 years, or 40 years for cooperatives linking lines to government facilities.
The State Liquor Control Commission announced that Sunday beer sales and hours will remain unrestricted for now. Breweries wholesalers and retailers may not deliver beer on Sundays to homes or on premise outlets. Also, Charles Luntz of Canton died from a skull fracture after a traffic crash on State road near Cuyahoga Falls.
Two inflationist leaders Rankin and Patman prepare to oppose rule changes. Roosevelt is said to oppose printing press money but backs controlled expansion via issuance of debt. Some favor a bond issue to fund bridges hospitals sewers and slums replacement while others doubt it can lift prices enough as national earnings lag far behind 1929 levels.
Mrs F M Thrall was re elected leader of the Education department of the Oberlin Women’s Club at the group’s year end meeting hosted by Mrs W P Carruthers. Mrs W H Chapin was elected assistant leader and Miss Carrie Pease was re elected secretary. The group will study Timely Topics with each meeting focusing on a field of modern achievement.
Mr Sinclair and Mr Lobell of the Cleveland Rocket Society spoke at the Oberlin Exchange Club meeting at Oberlin Inn about rocket motor transportation and its near future. Friends of Mrs Ray Preston report she suffers a fractured collarbone and bruises from a basement fall.
Mrs. John Rodgers and Miss Alice visited relatives in Youngstown and Cleveland over the weekend, traveling from nearby towns to reconnect with family.
Ten Elyria Torch club boys began the 1933 camping season with a trip to Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermilion River. Leaders Ernest Buswell and Robert Wioacher guided the hike and afternoon activities including baseball, cooking, bunk making, vesper service, and a club meeting. They skipped swimming due to cold water and plan another camp visit and weekly meeting there Thursday evening with similar activities.
Carl Kolinski of LaGrange reported his automobile license plates were stolen. The plate number 238 108 was identified in the report.
Economists weigh inflation to lift price levels against mechanics and unemployment. With 13,000,000 unemployed, wages may not rise in step with prices. Prolonged lag could worsen living costs, slow relief funding, and hinder expansion of consumer buying power.
Market reports show live stock bids with various prices for hogs cattle and calves. Grain futures for Minneapolis and Chicago show mixed wheat corn oats and flour values across No. 2 hard No. 3 yellow and No. 2 white categories with regional price notes and shipment data.
A noisy agricultural bulletin lists commodity quotes for wheat corn oats and mill feeds with prices for mill feed hay and seed meal. The report notes spring offerings and storage standards while listing regional values and futures lines in a Chicago market summary from April 10.
Toledo grain prices list bids and quotes dated April 11. Wheat No 2 red and No 1L red values appear along with Corn No 2 yellow and No 4 yellow grades. Oats prices are provided for No 2 white. Cash and market transcriptions accompany the track quotations and related totals.
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