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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1933
Page
4
Multiple furnished suites and rooms advertised in Pasadena with terms including heat hot water private baths kitchens and meals offered. Listings show addresses 224 3rd St 121 Beautiful Ave 423 SARS Ct and 259 Wonster St plus others with amenities and contact numbers.
Rev. David Davids occupied the East Oberlin pulpit during Prof. Ward's absence. He and his wife visited her sister Mrs. John Baumann and family. A candy demonstration drew over thirty, with praise for favorable weather. King’s Daughters guests from Oberlin and East Oberlin joined Wellington for Guest Night featuring music, a short playset, gift exchange, and refreshments.
A Saturday birthday party for Miss Rose Steinbinder marked her nineteenth birthday. Friends from Cleveland and her sister attended at her home where pink and blue decorations greeted guests. The Four Aces radio group provided music on WTAM and seventy guests stayed late for games, cards, and dancing. Mrs. S. Vargo of Elyria baked a fourteen layer cake and pink blue hats served as favors.
John Kern of Elyria resigns after twelve years with Farm Implement Co and joins Elsworth Harness Co in Orville Ohio. He started December 4 at the new job. Mrs Kern and children accompanied him to Orville for a weekend visit with friends. Also noted are social visits by local residents to Oberlin and Elyria families.
A daily unfinished rhyme invites readers to choose an ad, fill in a final line, and mail the completed verse to the Want Ad Department. The notice instructs selecting the dealer’s name from the ad to craft the line and submit it for publication.
A 1920s style Christmas ad feature promotes electric trowers and ironers to ease housework, touting time savings and less labor. It spots LOEFFLER HARDWARE and Elyria firms offering home gifts, furniture copies, and gift ideas from Johnston Gift Shop to RELICS, highlighting robes, sweaters, jackets, and accessories for men and women.
A jumble of promotional snippets notes orders for electric waffle irons mixers and lamps from O P S Electric Shops and DAY'S HARDWARE. It highlights Underwood typewriters at reduced prices and Moorcrest mattresses with savings plus health themed lamps and gift ideas for Christmas shopping.
A vintage shopping roundup previews gifts from INSHKEEP SHOP CHINA SHOP and LOOMIS COMPANY with handkerchiefs pillows and greeting cards. HASEROOT'S presents four prong and filigree mountings and leather goods while FARM IMPLEMENT and Mix master promos highlight kitchen and home gifts.
Funeral services for Charles Wack took place at the IOOF Home in IEEE on Monday. Family members and friends gathered as notices report several local visits and hospitalizing updates for area residents.
Mrs. Ashby is rapidly recovering from the chicken pox and can now move about the house as health improves.
The December meeting of the Gulf Road Parent Teachers Association was held Thursday evening in Sheffield. Members dressed in kid clothes and played games. It was decided to give the school children a Christmas treat of candy at the close of school December 15.
George Reese visited the Chambers in West River round. Tempa Burrel was reelected vice president of the Lorain County Humane Society in Elyria. Brookside school held weekly music, first eight grades rehearse a Christmas play. Community meetings cover clothing projects and cleaning measures. Various residents attended auctions and visits. December Brookside PTA meets December 11 in the auditorium.
I L Porter and Ethel M Porter transfer property on Spring street to People's Banking Company. Edward N Miller deeds parts of lots 6 and 7 in George E Brownell's Addition, Lorain to Edward Nelson Miller Jr. Genevieve C Jaycox to Harry E Rehling and Lucille G Rehling lot 16 in Schultz and Faragher's Addition, Lorain. Howard F Van Niel to Sylvia M Van Niel half interest in one acre on North Ridge road Elyria Township. Transportation Properties Corporation to U S Truck Lines Inc two lots on Adams street Elyria. George Sherman administrator of Arthur E Roberts estate to Lorain Banking Company property on Eleventh street Lorain.
In Rhinelander Wisconsin the city council votes to give officers 2000 dollar accumulative life insurance policies and pay the premium during service rather than maintaining a police pension fund. The move reduces large cash outlays for the city and applies to active officers.
Barksdale Wisconsin. A hobby of collecting and growing Wisconsin wild plants started several years ago by Mr and Mrs Fred G Knowlton has grown into a lucrative business. Each year hundreds of plants are shipped to all parts of the United States and foreign countries.
In Superior Wisconsin Donald Olmstead a South Range farm youth believed a dead cow brought luck. He set traps around the carcass and in six days trapped two coyotes whose pelts earned him forty dollars.
County commissioners in Alma Wisconsin paid 5250 in bounties for moles over five months. At ten cents per mole this totals 52500 moles killed. The board has voted to abolish the mole bounty.
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