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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
3
United Press reports Utah is expected to become the 36th state to ratify the 21st amendment ending national prohibition. The state will formally act between 2 and 3 P.M. EST on Tuesday, joining Ohio and Pennsylvania in the repeal process.
At noon Rocky Mountain time the wet parade ends as states vote on prohibition policies. Legislatures and federal officials move to strengthen liquor controls while critics say the Roosevelt administration uses NRA and AAA codes to influence industry until Congress convenes.
South Amherst December reports a first Sodality meeting at Mrs Alfred Wettons Vivian Street home electing Mary Gainok as president Leona Moyers as secretary and treasurer Victoria Klimosewski as editor A Christmas tree for parish children was planned a committee was formed to arrange it A next meeting is set for two weeks hence at Miss Gainoks South Lake street home. Chest reports show 316 dollars in the fund and thanks extend for campaign cooperation. A birthday surprise for Peter Ammenhouse r fueled bridge music and refreshments with local families present. Basketball notes announce no game tonight with next league game Friday against Avon Lake.
Mrs. Lillie Sutherland hosted a Clarkfield meeting with Club No. 1 serving and Club No. 2 sewing rag rugs. A Christmas exchange was planned at Mrs. Jessie Fox’s home with a later date to be announced, and junior attendees were noted for plans for J. C. Ames and Lena Grimes. Nearby, families attended stock sales and musical gatherings, with multiple local hosts hosting dinners and birthday celebrations amid extensive visiting in Elyria, Lorain, and Wellington communities.
Floyd Al Batzell of 157 Cleveland Street praises Natex after using two small bottles. He says the remedy cured his rheumatism, improved digestion, appetite, sleep, and energy. He recounts daily visits by a Natex Specialist at Muir's Original Cut Rate Drug Store, 413 Broad Street, offering samples and health advice.
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