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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1933

Page

8

Rockne Moves 10 to South Bend Plant in Studebaker Transfer

Rockne production and sales activities shift to Studebaker plants in South Bend Indiana effective April. Rockne April production will start there around April 16 with R A Wall named factory manager and R E Cole remaining chief engineer in Rockne role. The move accompanies a facelifted model featuring a built in trunk new colors and a town sedan added to the lineup.

South Bend Ind Rockne Studebaker H. S. Vance Paul G. Noffman A. G. Bean Rockne Unite R. A. Wall Detroit R. E. Cole Vance

Chevrolet Adds Master Six Town Sedan For Season

Chevrolet Motor Company introduces the Master Six Town Sedan as the new lowest priced passenger car in its line for the Spring and Summer motoring season.

Chevrolet Motor Comany

Ohio Road Bulletins Outline Intercity Routes

The bulletin lists multiple U.S. and state routes for travel from Toledo to Columbus Cleveland Youngstown Canton and beyond with alternate paths via Norwalk Fremont Mt. Gilead Oberlin Mans field and Elm towns. It advises contacting Elyria Automobile Club for routes not in the report and notes detours near Carrollton.

Toledo Norwalk Fremont Chicago U.S. 20 Brian Illinois S. R Columbus S. RR Oberlin Ashland Mansfield Mt. Gilead Nelaware Cleveland - Erie - Buffalo Cleveland Youngstown - Pittsburgh Twinsburg Ravenna Edinburg Youngstown U.S. 422 New Castle Pittsburg Salem Lisbon Canton-Wheeling Medina S.R U.S Massillon U. S Canton Steubenville W. Va Wheeling Carrollton Elyria Automobile Club

Wreck Near Ashland After Egg Truck Rollover

On Route 8 in Sullivan G Lalone of Ashland rolled his egg truck Thursday near the square, wrecking the vehicle and scattering ore. He and his wife and two grandchildren were shaken but not seriously hurt. A Crestline physician provided first aid and the family was taken home for further care. Church activities followed, with a ham and egg supper at the Church of Christ.

Elsworth Barone Ashland Church of Christ Church of Christ At Wellington

Young People Serve Faster Breakfast at Congregational Church

The Young People of the Congregational church will serve a Faster breakfast Sunday morning in the church basement. The Overcomers class of the ...

Congregational Church

W C T U Meeting At Mrs Arndt Home

The ladies of the W C T U met at Mrs Millie Arndt home Tuesday afternoon. President Mrs Etta Cole opened, with prayer by Mrs Arndt. Anti narcotic Supt reported distributing anti cigarette literature to grade teachers and plans to provide temperance literature to Sunday Schools. Seven new members to be welcomed at an upcoming social. Selections read and discussed include The doings of Congress, England notes by Lord Arnold, and Saloon Days read by Mrs.

Millie Arndt Etta Cole Arndt Charles Brillhart England Lord Arnold

Local Meeting Recap and Community Notices

A town gathering featured readings from the Anti Smoking League of Boston and an Kansas Attorney General statement on no beer in Kansas. Social events included Rangers and Rangerettes entertainment at Polly restaurant with music and a buffet for twenty. Obituary reports note Mrs. Claude Arndt’s sister death, funeral plans, and survivors. Numerous social visits and trips are listed with local residents traveling to Cleveland Louisville Nashville Akron and Spencer for family and business matters.

William Balls W. Rice Anti- Smoking League Boston Mass Etta Cole Att General of Kansas Rangers Rangerettes Harry Clark Polly Claude Arndt Edyth Burrell Lancing Mich Arndt Fenton Gould Michige Alten Crumline Frank McAdoo June Mary Ashland Arvin Emerson Rex Wilcox New London Neal Roth Springfield A. B. Fowler Akron Evan Stine Tha Stine Kenneth Waulk Harry Frary Burbank Herbert Miller Creek Road Net Sprague Ira Jesse Sprague Kent Moore Laura Miller Leon Koons Ellen Koppler Wayne Lanse Nobel Elliott Jeromeville C. H. Stanley

Triplett Sisters to Present Classical Program in New London

New London High School seniors sponsor a program by Eloise Marie and Mildred Triplett Frank in the First Methodist Church on Wednesday April 19 at 8 00 P M Readings and music feature violin organ and piano with Eloise noted as an accomplished reader and the sisters among the villages best known musicians.

New London New London High School Triplett Eloise Marie Mildred Triplett Frank First Methodist Church

Local Music Group Performs First Vocal Instrumental Program

A local ensemble appearing as a group for the first time presented a program featuring Organ Solo Festal March, Castan’s Fountain, Concertino, Sightseeing, Tragic Story, Brave, Lure of the Sea, From the Canebrake, A Pair of Stones, Church, Down the Bayou and Familiar Airs. Performers included Mildred T. Frank Eloise Triplett and Marie Triplett with piano accompaniment and a feature trio.

WJW Mansfield J. E. Roberts Castan Wm. J. Ixraft Mildred Triplett Frank L. Pornoff Marie Triplett Eloise Triplett Mildred T. Frank

Local notes and upcoming events in village life

Miss Betty North visits Cleveland relatives this week while Wilbur Hileman returns from California. Homer Evans to relocate here as Western Union manager from Delaware Ohio. The Women’s Relief Corps plans a meeting on April 18. Z O O F Anniversary committee named for April 26. Beer permits granted to A Witzlaben Guy Gilson and Allen Restaurant. Rum Dubble class hosts set for Tuesday evening at First M B Sunday School.

Betty North Cleveland George Parnell Wilbur Hileman California Homer Evans Western Union Smith Evans Delaware Ohio Women’s Relief Corps FE. C. Rasmussen M. B

Brighton Church Adds Society Meeting Notice

BRIGHTON April 15 The Le dtion Add Society of the Brighton M B church will meet with Mrs Walter Lee Wednesday after noon April 19. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs H C Bedford and family from Lakewood, Mrs A K Baird and others at the Get Acquainted Day at the Y W C A Elyria with over 200 ladies present from county townships. Elyria and Cleveland visits noted.

Brighton Ledtion’ Add Society Erwin Perkins A. K. Baird Ruth Baird M. T. Rolfe Co. FE. Gill C. H. Lampen Etna Burge Russell Griggs Elyria Charles Seeley Forest “Matchem BE. J. Rousseau and Son C. L. Neff Ruggles Erwin Perking E. J. Ober Camden Cleveland

Little Entente Unites To Counter Rome and Budapest

Czechoslovakia Romania and Yugoslavia pool peacetime forces of about 50 000 to form a united front against Italian and Hungarian revisionist aims. They agreed on a common foreign and economic policy and pledged mutual consent before any separate treaties. Dr Edward Benes voices strong influence as head of the bloc. Ruling nations see the alliance as safeguarding status quo and regional stability in Central Europe.

Geneva U.P Czechoslovakia Rumania Yugoslavia Rome Budapest Little Entente Europe Italy Hungary

Egypt to assume two thirds of farm mortgages

Cairo reports the Egyptian government will take over about two thirds of the nation's farm mortgages to prevent foreclosures. The plan, with banks, would extend terms from 10 to 30 years, cover arrears, and have debtors repay banks who then refund the government two thirds of each yearly instalment.

Egypt Washington Commerce Department Cairo Treasury

Paper Shortage Strikes Moscow Newsstands

In Moscow a severe paper shortage has worsened, making newspapers scarce after nine in the morning. The price of papers has recently doubled, and readers struggle to obtain copies amid the supply squeeze.

Moscow Russia

South Ridge Attends Rowena Circle Meeting

South Ridge reports April 15 meeting of Rowena Circle held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith in Elvria with Mrs. Fred Schaub in attendance.

South Ridge Fred Schaub Elizabeth Smith Elvria

Bridge Club Outing Highlights Weekend Play

Mr and Mrs Francis Ward hosted a bridge evening on Saturday with high score earned by Mr and Mrs James Solida. Refreshments were served to several couples and the group plans another meeting in two weeks with Mr and Mrs Harland Schramm.

Bridge Club Francis Ward Bridge James Solida Harland Schramm Maynard Gott Frank Kreuger Rene Stang

Dames of Malta Meeting and Local Social Visits

Elyria and surrounding areas report multiple social calls and visits. Mr and Mrs Fred Schaub attended a Dames of Malta meeting in Elyria. Mary Schaub joined a St Peters church confirmants reunion in Amherst. various couples and individuals from Lorain South Amherst and Cleveland visited residents in Elyria, Amherst and Delefield areas. Rev I H Amore led union services at Henrietta M E church.

Fred Schaub Dames of Malta Elyria Mary Schaub St. Peter's Church Amherst A. J. Bauer Lorain Georges Stevenson South Amherst Frank Laraway Frank Bechtel Howard Dayton Pittsfield John Young Mary Harkness Bessie Morris Cleveland Anthony Delefield Elsie Ida Delafield Gertrude Patton Elvria L. Txtie E. F. Sorder Anthony Delefield and

Perkins Home Ties To Gates Mills Family

Erwin Perkins home is traced to Mr and Mrs L A Taylor and son Richard of Gates Mills Ohio according to local lineage notes and family records.

Erwin Perkins L. A. Taylor Son Richard Gates Mills, Ohio

Censorship Limits Readers' Access to Russian Press

The passage notes special permission required to subscribe, with a ban on more than two papers per person. It describes government control of Russian newspapers and their focus on political news, omitting sensational crime, trials, sports, or domestic guidance.

Russia

Montana Livestock Sanitary Board Finances Revealed

Helena report shows the Montana Livestock Sanitary Board operated for 12 years on expenses of 3107.46 with fees offsetting costs. In 1931 1932 the board and state veterinarian inspected over 4.1 million animals and 259 thousand poultry, conducted 23 thousand meat inspections, and administered 35.9 thousand cattle blood tests.

Helena Mont Montana Livestock Sanitary Board

Great War Sparks Progressive Socialistic Effort

A great war becomes of necessity a great socialistic enterprise, signaling a shift in national policy and mobilization of resources toward collective social programs and state planning.

Wife Wakes Snorer With Water Before Judge

An Auburn New York man testifies before City Judge Davis that his wife drenched him with water to stop his snoring. The husband admits he snores but questions the propriety of his wife waking him with a full pan of water.

Auburn N.Y Davis

Memphis sailor seeks divorce after pole sitting fame

Shipwreck Kelly, famed for flagpole endurance, seeks a 90 day divorce from his wife in Dallas. He claims the couple have a child and outlines his long history of sea adventures including surviving the Titanic voyage. He plans to pursue the divorce on April Fool’s Day.

Memphis Alvin Battheay Kelly Shipwer Cee Frank Vivian Steele Dallas Davey Jones Locker

Cat Paralyzed on Highway Ends Up in Tin Can Trap

A Modesto California cat with a large searchlightlike glare on its head caused a traffic jam on the Golden State Highway. Motorists braked as the shadowy figure darted through traffic until Highway Patrolman Emmett Elmore investigated. The animal was found wedged inside a car head area packed into a tin can.

Modesto Calpy Golden State Highway Emm Mett Elmore

Shanghai Ranks Fifth in Global City Population

The city of Shanghai is identified as the world's fifth most populous, with only London New York Berlin and Chicago surpassing it. The claim places Shanghai among the top urban populations in the world.

Shanghai London New York Berlin Chicago

Judge Grants Permission for Quiet Rest Nightly

A judge named Davis, wearing a compassionate smile, told a man to retire for the night and snore only as much as needed, enforcing a peaceful limit on his sleep disturbance.

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