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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1933
Page
10
Fort Erie Ontario December 12 hope waned for the safety of Bert Ashley a mining operator and his pilot Jack Nicholls missing since Sunday on a Toronto Fort Erie flight. Rescue planes combed the area after a blizzard but found no trace of the missing aircraft or its occupants.
Dr. H. J. Knapp health commissioner of Cleveland spoke on Community Control of Disease at the Avon Lake Last Carlisle P T A meeting Friday evening. Calvin Bohnert and Paul Deitz of Avon are deer hunting in Pennsylvania.
Mayor Hugo Bouse has returned home from Washington, D. C., ending a trip likely related to city business. The article notes his arrival and plans to resume duties as city leader.
Rev and Mrs S E Wilson and two children visited town Sunday, former local pastor now back from China missionary work, settling in Oberlin. Erwin Britton of Oberlin visited his parents J C and Mrs Britton. Congregational Church held annual membership canvass with teams reporting progress. Drake couple hosted dinner for the groups.
Mr and Mrs Ed Osterland entertained friends from Lakewood Friday evening. Mrs Augusta Seelbach and daughter Mrs Russell Cowgill attended a club gathering in Cleveland Friday. Mr and Mrs J Fox of Grand Rapids Michigan have returned home after two weeks with Henry Walker. William Cox of Armour Dr.
Radio program lineup covers morning to late night with various hosts, orchestras, and guests across stations WTAM WHEK WJAY and WGAR. Includes names like Lady of Morning Gene and Glenn Betty Crocker Roosevelt and James Keller among many acts and shows across the day.
A fragment notes someone was a Sunday dinner guest of his son Bob during a Lakewood visit. The text provides limited context and names, with no clear event or date.
Erhart O announces Theo dore Haury will spend the remainder of the winter in Florida as done in prior years. The Erhart Card Club met for its second regular session with three tables of progressive pedro. Prizes went to Miss Lucille Gross and Earl Fiest high scores, and Mr. and Mrs. Horace J. Hamm low scores. The next meeting is planned for December 20 at H. M. Dowdell’s home.
A series of brief notes recounts local residents recovering from illness and resuming duties. Appreciable visits occur as families like McKabe and Meyer share Thanksgiving and weekend gatherings with relatives in Wadsworth Chippewa Lake Lester and Wade Worth.
Two hard fought basketball games at Toca High School in Mallett Creek ended with Seville visitors winning both. The Seville squads defeated Toca 49 to 23 in the first game and 14 to 8 in the second as local players showed effort despite the losses.
Parisian detectives Raoul and chief inspector Gorgeret pursue Blonde Clara amid a murder on the Volute estate. Arsene Lupin, a gentleman burglar, reveals his stake as Courville faces a moral choice. The plot centers on the Marquis d Erlemont and a tattered document hinting at a vast fortune and secret commissions.
Raoul bluntly grills Courville the Marquis d Erlemont s secretary for failing to uncover compromising documents or overhear critical talks while protecting the Marquis. Courville dismissively bows, insisting on his calm, precise speech as Raoul harshly reprimands him.
Miss Genevieve Erhart visited the Kaiser home for a few days. Mr and Mrs Charles Martin and family from Columbia visited the Ulrich home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Henry Peterson from Litchfield visited the Maxworthy home recently. Lawrence Bueche of Cleveland Otis Mills and family from Wellington visited John Neff’s home on Thursday of the Mant Week.
Columbia residents attended a free candy making class at the town hall on December 11 led by Miss Alice Bird county extension agent. A garment cleaning and pressing meeting is scheduled for January 20 at the same venue.
About 225 people attended the Methodist bazaar supper last Wednesday evening. Organizers reported a warm turnout and smooth preparations, with guests enjoying the community event and contributions supporting church activities.
The report notes a bake sale with two fourforte and many baked goods sold, plus solos by Mildred Bartter with Mrs. Jay Jasperskit. It mentions a talent show act The Ward's Most Famous Talking Horse, and lists participants Vennee Spencer and Lee Kesersta. A PTA meeting is planned for Tuesday December 12 with talks on South America by L. M. Jordan and possible Dr Hindman visit. The Christmas seal drive supports tuberculosis patients. Leonard Prindle recovering after appendectomy at Community hospital Berea. Lucy Idlinor named for the Blodgett child. A joint Ladies Aid Society gathering is set for December 1 with a simple tureen meal and no gift exchange.
A Lorain County grower Leimbach led potato division wins at the Northeastern Ohio show. He captured the sweepstakes prize and first prizes for rural russet displays and individual russets, plus a third in era awards as part of the Ohio Four Hundred Bushel Club. County residents earned many prizes in the district show announced last week.
Ridgeville 1934 Firmers Institute scheduled for January 10 and 11 after a committee meeting. Merton Fartter serves as president with Mrs. J Snassett as vice president and Anna Nieding as correspondent. The Ridgeville institute will join eight others in the county early next year.
Tests on varieties of cereals and forage crops will be explained to Lorain County seed distributors in Elyria. OSU extension specialist Earl Jones will speak. Flo will report on the value of different varieties and on silage corn seed tests.
Ralph Russell, 30, a farmer, was found dead last night five miles west of Pomeroy along State Route 124. Police believe he was struck by an automobile, with a fractured skull cited as the cause.
A nephew in Cleveland was mentioned as the reason for a recent call on Rev. and Mrs. L. N Snyder of Creston, with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Churchward also visiting.
Edward G. Robinson and Kay Pranets star in Loved a Woman at the Capitol Theatre for tomorrow and Thursday. Miss Francistre is billed as a rising opera soloist. Robinson plays a wealthy young meat packer in a ruthlessly driven battle for power.
The Rivoli Theatre will show Rust of Fifth Avenue described as the Grand Hotel at the boarding houses tomorrow. Lead cast includes Wallace Ford Dorothy Tree and Mary Carliste with Walter Connolly Walter Byron and Lucien Littlefield in support.
In Columbus Ohio W G Nickes of New Philadelphia announced a meeting Thursday night to form regional groups of hotel owners for adopting NILA deeds under the Ohio Industrial Act. The meeting precedes the 40th anniversary Ohio Hotels Association convention set for Friday and Saturday with participants from smaller cities and villages.
A Wisconsin editor and antislavery advocate named Christopher Latham Sholes is credited as the father of the actual writer. The note refrains from naming the hidden author but emphasizes Sholes’s role in shaping the manuscript’s creation.
Government owns most land offering undeveloped water power potential. The note highlights state control over waterways and abundant sites for hydroelectric development, signaling future energy potential and regulatory considerations.
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