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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1933
Page
2
The Chronicle Telegram displays ad rates, payment rules, and varied listings. It includes cash and contract rate details, out of town order rules, and disclaimer notes on accuracy. It lists real estate, rooms for rent, and automotive service ads with contact details and prices.
In Sheffield on August 31 Mr and Mrs Shmex Garfield hosted Shaw Maddock family relatives for a large gathering with a picnic style dinner near the school grounds. Attendees came from Hloria Cleve land Ridgeville Lorain and Afe dine for a day of meals games and a 23 to 14 ball game between men and women. Virginia Hadaway racked up 64 rack points in the tick race and ice cream and cake capped the afternoon gatherings.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Greetham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Greetham of 136 Taylor street, wed Richard Duff, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Duff of 132 South street, in Wellington's Methodist church. The double ring ceremony ended with the couple departing for a motor trip and planning residence at Harold Whiteside apartments. A flurry of community events followed including a shower for the bride, a farewell party for Naomi Norris, and a stag in honor of Richard Duff with gifts. Community members attended gatherings at the M E church and across Wellington as Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and others prepared for future reunions and relocations.
In Ocean City, Jersey, the Crab Kraal of Ralph and Harver Adams houses thousands of blue crabs in long wooden runways with sea water flowing through. Crabs are kept on ice to delay hardening in a local facility, while others shed in different stages. The Adams gather crabs from the Tuckahoe River, feed them with minnows, and sort by shell state to estimate a kraal value around 6904 dollars, though a recent storm swept many away.
In Woodland the old fire bell named Old Reliable has served since 1862 and remains in use after moving to a new fire house. The bell, installed at city hall, has been renovated and continues to function despite changes in the fire station. Dank U means Thank You.
The Congregational church in Amherst drew a capacity crowd to honor Mrs. Mary Hayes Jacksonu Stough 74 who died Monday evening. Rev F E Eastman led the service with hymns sung by Mr and Mrs R H Hearn and Mrs Pansy Harris at the piano. Burial followed at West Liberty cemetery under O H Baker Co. An American Legion talk by Louis A Johnson was announced for 10 30 this evening broadcast on Columbia. The day also featured church group meetings and community gatherings including a Cloverleaf Club outing and Red Cross relief plans at the library.
The Women’s Union of St Peters Evangelical church will meet Thursday September 7 instead of the regular day due to the Lorain County Federation of Evangelical Women’s Unions meeting on September 14. Attendance is hoped for as plans for the September 14 dinner are finalized and members are asked to bring bank-offering boxes.
The Elmer Johnson Post No 118 American Legion will hold a regular meeting at the legion rooms Friday evening featuring officer nominations. All members urged to attend as the 1994 membership drive begins.
The Missionary Society of the Congregational church will meet at Mrs. James Miller Beaver Court Friday afternoon. This first meeting after a two months recess asks for good attendance. Members of the class of girls taught by Mrs. Ed K enjoyed an outing at Vermon-on-the-Lake Thursday afternoon with swimming and various games.
A National Geographic Society announcement says Greenland Eskimos will get a translated cook book in their language. It promises to teach both familiar Eskimo dishes and new recipes, while noting their traditional diet centers on meat from polar bears seals walrus caribou white whale narwhal and muck ox. The project is being translated in Copenhagen. Ontario gold mines show higher half year tonnage in 1933 but lower ore grade, with production near 26.9 million dollars for the first six months of 1935, up slightly from 1933. A Seattle man sues for damages after his son’s handicap increased and cites the case as personal injury. Robert Burns’ line is cited as a battle-flag for the honest man.
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