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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1933
Page
5
Jim Armitage and His Gang presented the 1932 Minstrel Follies in Elyria High School auditorium. The complimentary show by the Elyria tent of Maceanees drew a capacity crowd and earned high praise for its response from members and friends across Lorain County and nearby counties.
Friends gathered Thursday evening in Wakeman to celebrate Lawrence Steele’s 41st birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKinhold, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Springer, Mr. and Mrs. E Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Love, Miss Wanda Bell Felton, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Barnes, and Neelan. Cards were played and lunch served by Mrs. Steele.
A large gathering at the Krause home marked Clarence Krause's birthday with guests including Anna Nolan Eileen Conry Mary Mockler Frances Conry Mary Catherine Murray Dorothy Knott Jack Guthrie Edward Conry Patrick Nolan Lawrence Murray Robert Martin and Joseph Mockler. Bridge and music entertained attendees and a lunch was served by the hostess.
Crawford Young recaps a crowded social page with visitors from Norwalk and Akron. Local families attend gatherings, church events, and school note updates while students from Wakeman High School take state language tests and win French and American History awards.
Work to start on a 600000 toll bridge over the Missouri River between Platte County Missouri and Wyandotte County Kansas. The Missouri legislature approved the project and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans fund construction. The 2809 foot long 20 foot wide structure will join the state highway system with several hundred workers employed.
Lieutenant John A Lord, long served in the navy construction corps and builder of the U S Constitution known as Old Ironsides, has been elected mayor of Bath Maine. Born near Bath in 1872 he learned shipbuilding in the local yards after a 30 year Navy career.
New York graduates formed the Association of Unemployed College Alumni to press for work beyond charity. Joseph Potash of Columbia chairs the group which aims for 10 000 members with branches nationwide and has written to wealthy benefactors urging support. The unemployed include engineers librarians doctors lawyers and architects seeking a start after training.
In Columbus Indiana Shep a shepherd belonging to Thomas Metlure rescued five month old Spitz owned by David Metlure after an automobile struck it breaking its leg Shep carried the injured pup two miles to safety and then fetched help for treatment
Twenty would be marathon walkers in El Paso search for a promoter who disappeared with their entry fees before the walkathon began. He had lured unemployed participants by promising large cash prizes to the winner.
Three salesmen stranded in Charlotta North Carolina could not cash checks. They shipped themselves to Fayetteville awaiting a bus, where a hotel paid the bus fare and provided lodging.
The passage describes three great human reservoirs that periodically burst their banks, flooding neighboring lands: the Arabian peninsula, Central Asian steppes, and the Baltic region, the cradle of Germanic and Anglo-Saxon peoples.
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