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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
15
Elyria Board of Education seeks a detailed statement on library expenditures to decide the appropriation for next year. Previously the school board funded about 12 000 to 15 000 annually, but financial strain may reduce the needed amount.
The United States Employment Service lists 225 vocations for 8,700 applicants in Lorain county with 5,700 names registered since the office opened. Cromling notes diverse classifications from civil engineers to coconut crackers, 350 women registered under 49 vocations, veterans numbered in 125 classifications, and warns of false statements. Beginning next Monday the office hours close at noon to organize files.
The influenza epidemic of fifteen years ago swept away five million inhabitants in India, marking a catastrophic health disaster in the region and shaping subsequent public health responses.
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick oversees a rotating rural night patrol as deputies Ed Monroe Joe Woodings William Holst and Sam Provenza patrol many townships. The reporter rode with Monroe and Woodings observing rounds from Penfield to Elyria with stops at stores farms and garages noting a quiet night and a notable drop in chicken thefts and rural crime.
Thanksgiving visits filled homes across Grafton and nearby towns. Families from Eaton Wellington Litchfield and Elyria joined relatives for meals and gatherings while church groups met for services and study. Local officials report medical and weather concerns as residents recover from illness and plan upcoming events.
North Russia notes list Lavonne Schramm’s illness and Thanksgiving visits by the Berg and Hasenflue families. Several residents travel to Vermilion Cleveland Oberlin Sandusky Amherst Elyria for events and funerals. Others host relatives and attend gatherings as the community shares weekly updates.
Cleveland Ohio December 9 There will be no foreclosure against the home of John Hibben who asked President Roosevelt for aid Tangeman director of commerce of Ohio and head of all closed banks says he will balance interests of homeowners and bank depositors in such cases Courts will decide remedies He valued his home at 8000 and faced a 2400 mortgage balance plus other local notes and events follow with social mentions and historical notes about the Versailles Treaty Dutch government and American folk art production.
South Ridge W M S and Ladies' Aid elected officers at a Dec 8 joint meeting hosted by Mrs. Milton Eppley. New officers include President S. H. Amore and Vice President Newton Balls. social hour followed a Christmas gift exchange.
The church schedules Sunday December 10 with Sunday school at 9 and communion at 10. Miss Miriam Fowl hosted choir rehearsal for Christmas songs. Mr and Mrs Ralph Fowl entertained guests including Mr and Mrs Robert Hakes and Miss Miriam Fowl. Attendees from here went to the Brownhelm Evangelical church for a quarterly conference with three churches on Wednesday.
The Needle Guild Society met with Mrs A J Hiscox on Wednesday afternoon to sew a comforter for a needy family. A Christmas party for members and families is planned for December 19 at the home of Mr and Mrs Emil Schroeder after a tureen lunch.
Avon P T A sponsors a December 19 dance at Avon High School to raise funds for an electric refrigerator donated to the home economics department. Hank Cook's orchestra provides music. Mrs. E W Beidler leads the association.
The robe consists of a length twice the wearer’s height folded in half with a neck hole. A front slit allows pulling it over the head while the sides are sewn, leaving arm openings at the top. Similar garments are worn today in Egypt and Syria and by Brazilian natives.
Local business Citizens Budget Co listed at 638 Broadway and 252 Second Street in Elyria. The entry notes contact with Lora in Elyria and confirms storefront presence on both streets.
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