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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1933

Page

4

Unusual Show Delights Elyria High School Students

Pamahasika's Pets presented a morning assembly at Elyria High School featuring four legged acrobats and trained birds. Under Raymond V. Roberts the act included dogs, monkeys, canaries, cockatoos, and Brazilian macaws performing stunts and a simulated fort siege with flag signals.

Elyria High School Pamahasika Raymond V. Roberts Lele Wutercaining Chicago Bozo Roberts

Elderly Elyria Couple Seeks Used Radio as Christmas Gift

A neighbor asked the Chronicle Telegram to appeal for a used radio for an ailing Elyria couple confined at home. Anyone with a spare radio may contact the Chronicle Telegram. Miss Janet Sylvester, age 19, of Wellston, completes OSU senior class after transferring from Denison University. her father is John E. Sylvester Jr., editor of the Wellston Telegram.

Elyria Chronicle Teelgram Today Chronicle-Telegram Columbus Janet Sylvester Wellston Ohio State University Denison University Ohio State John E. Sylvester, Jr Wellston Telegram

Bitten by dog in street attack reported

Carl Osborne of 521 Foster Avenue was bitten by a dog while walking home from school yesterday afternoon. The incident was reported to police.

Carl Osborne Foster Avenue Des

Nineteen Gas Lease Filings in Avon and Edgeville Townships

Nineteen leases totaling 629 acres in Avon Township and Edgeville Township were filed with the county recorder by the Ohio Fuel Gas Company and the Edson Company. Fourteen leases by Ohio Fuel Gas cover 489 acres. five by Edson cover 140 acres. Leases include individuals such as W. E L. Noerr and John G. Dechant among others.

Avon Township Edgeville Township William G. Mitchell Ouio Fuel Gas Company E. R. Edison and Son Company Ohio Fuel Gas Company Edson Company Ridgeville Township W. E L. Noerr Avon John G. Dechant John Eppiech Mike Felt John Lang Steve Mesaros R. A. Mittlestead Mike Rados Lena Toll John V. Wales Porter A Helen G. Bingham John P. Leonard Mary Linden Joseph Emilia Miksanek E. A Sarah Sikula

Underwood Outlines Ohio Society for Crippled Children

Walter B. Underwood, secretary of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children, spoke to Elyria Rotary Club at the Elks' Club about the society’s legislative and educational programs during the past year. Former Rotarians now residing in Elyria will be invited to the next meeting, where the club’s new quartet of Moore, Greenland, Kohn, and Gollmar will debut.

Ohio Society For Crippled Children Elyria

Reveals Huge Whisky Trust

J W Murray of Holyoke Massachusetts told joint House and Senate liquor tax committees that a vast bootleg whisky trust operates distilleries nationwide and uses airplanes to ship illegal product He refused to reveal internal operations citing fear of bodily harm.

Washington United States House and Senate J. W. Murray Holyoke Mass Murray Trust

Avon Ladies Aid Society Meets for Christmas Dinner

The Ladies Aid Society of the Methods church will be entertained at Abs. Wagner’s home in Avon on Thursday. A tureen lunch will be served at noon followed by a Christmas party.

Avon Abs Woc Wagner

Weller Family Fetes 75th Birthday Anniversary

Mr and Mrs J J Weller hosted a family dinner Sunday at 199 odock in honor of Mr Weller s 75th birthday. The event featured a decorated table, birthday cake with lighted tapers, and granddaughters Rosemary Heckel of St John s Hospital and Margaret of Vranline College Cleveland in attendance.

J. J. Weller Weiler Mises Rosemary Heckel St. John’s Hospital Margaret Vranline College Cleveland

Truckers convene in Cleveland discuss NRA code and rules

A gathering of Northeastern Ohio truckers will meet at 1 p m Saturday in the Hotel Hollenden Cleveland. Speakers include H J Hopple state public utilities commission Her pert Baker state superintendent of motor transportation Q W Merrill state highway director Glenn Dailey state registrar of motor vehicles Captain Black state highway patrol Hugh McNamee and an NRA deputy. Topics include the NRA code for the industry utilities commission regulations and industry challenges.

Lelaill Ohio Hollenden Cleveland H. J. Hopple Publc Utilities Commission Her Pert Baker Q. W. Merrill Glenn Dailey Captain Black State Highway Patrol Hugh McNamee NRA Utilities Commission Thas Aneaead

Death of John Tavlor at 66 in Elyria home

John Tavlor 66 died at his residence on West River Street after a year long illness. He is survived by brothers Pat and Miss mn Taylor and sister Mrs. Charles Kuchenrither of Elyria. One sister and two brothers preceded him in death. Burial planned at St. Marr's Cemetery. funeral arrangements incomplete.

John Tavlor West River Street Pat Mn Taylor Charles Kuchenrither Elyria St. Marr's Cemetery

Nine men sought after car hauler flee toward Elyria

Deputy sheriffs and police searched late last night for nine men in a large sedan who stopped Ed Daley of Dearborn Michigan, damaged a truck loaded with cars, and fled west toward Elyria near Rocky River. Marie Harriman files for divorce from Arnold Harriman for wilful absence over three years. Valetta Stanish granted divorce from Anthony Stanish for gross neglect. James Dolan's robbery case trial set next Tuesday before Judge W B Thompson with additional indictments pending. Walter Marsh pleads not guilty and is released on $200 bond on a child support charge after Wooster arrest. Sheriff Clarence W. Dick reported.

Ed. Daley Dearborn Mich Elyria Rocky River James Dolan Citizens Budget Company W. B. Thompson Dolan Walter Marsh Joseph Petro Wooster Clarence W. Dick

Cleveland Liquor Bill Amended As Two Year Club Rule Emerges

The judiciary committee amended the liquor control proposal to allow licensing of clubs only after two years in business. Senator John Smolka of Cleveland argued that fraternal linked clubs have proliferated in the district. House messages from the governor broadened a special session scope, including a Cleveland tax delinquency borrowing plan, and other tax and financial measures.

Judiciary Committee John Smolka Cleveland House of Representatives Harry L. Davis

Science marches closer to truth with advancing time

A concise reflection notes that scientific understanding deepens gradually as time progresses, suggesting ongoing refinement of truth through research and discovery across disciplines.

Lorain County CWA Relief Board Keeps Busy

Lorain County Relief Commission and local CWA advisory board lead relief efforts, placing 1538 men in employment over three weeks with 350 more promised. Chairman L A Fauver and members James A Hewitt August Nabakowski L G Bradstock M A Houghton guide policy and coordinate with township village and city officials and the re employment office to reduce red tape and speed job placement.

County Relief Commission CWA Advisory Board Lorain County CWA Lorain County Relief Commission State Relief Commission Federal Relief Administration Fauver L. A. Fauver Lorain Ohio Engineering Company Red Cross James A. Hewitt Relief Commission Commission Elvria August Nabakowski Amherst Nabakowski Amherst Township and Village Relief Commission M.A. Houghton Oberlin aMcient Houghton Federal Court House

Nineteenth Century Club Has Holiday Costume Party

The Nineteenth Century club in Oberlin Ohio held a Christmas party at Mrs. Keri Gehrkens home with members in costumes of their aspirational vocations. Gifts were exchanged, a snowball hunt took place, carols sang, and a luncheon followed with music from Adeline Gehrkens Kathleen Thompson Ruth Freeman and others. Mrs Newell Sims will host the next meeting on January 9 1934.

Oberlin Keri Gehrkens East College Street QO. A. Lindquist Rolfer Moyer Miss Nichols Miss Andrews Conservatory Ruth Freeman J. P. Ault Newell Sims Wall

Oberlin Women’s Club Meets at Bowen Home

The literature department of the Oberlin Women’s club held an interesting meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. H. Bowen on South Professor.

Oberlin Women’s Club G. H. Bowen

Elizabeth Hood dies in Cleveland Heights at 37

Elizabeth Martin Mood 37 daughter of Professor and Mrs Charles Beebe Martin of Cleveland formerly Oberlin died Sunday at her Cleveland Heights home from pneumonia. She was Oberlin College class of 1916 graduate and married classmate Allen Reed. Surviving: parents husband sister Miss Helen Martin of Chicago and two sons Charles Martin and Harold Day. Funeral services were held yesterday at First Church with Dr J A Richards officiating and burial in Westwood cemetery.

Elizabeth Martin Mood Charles Beebe Martin Cleveland Oberlin Cleveland Heights Oberlin College Allen Reed Helen Martin Chicago Charles Martin Harold Day J. A. Richards Westwood Cemetery

Oberlin College President Joins Anglo-Ameria Institute Council

President E. H. Wilking of Oberlin College accepts membership on the Advisory Council of the Anglo-Ameria Institute at First Moscow University. The institute aims to develop veterans relations between Russia, the United States and Great Britain, promote exchanges and professional visits, and host sessions in Moscow with English language courses for teachers.

E. H. Wilking Oberlin College First Moscow University Russia United States Great Britain Moscow University

Select Winner In Picture Contest

Alader Helges of 165 Irondale Street wins one dollar for coloring the first picture in the series illustrating "Twas the Night Before Christmas." Nine year old Myra Schaefer of 318 Oxford Avenue receives honorable mention for a well executed coloring. Five more awards will be given for other pictures in the EMT series.

Alader Helges Irondale Street Myra Schaefer Oxford Avenue

Markets Farmers Local Warkets Price List

Phatenee tops sug 35e. Carrots half bushel baskets mostly due few fine quality 50 4G 600e. Celery dory bunches thirds fall Soc. CUCUMBERS Hoethoune basket dozen 75e. Butter market weak extras 23e per pound. Eggs market weak extra white 20c. Poultry market steady colored fowl 41-12 lbs. Turkeys 16c. Potatoes Maine Green Mountains Cobbler best mostly 1.84 2.15 Idaho 2.00 2.10 Ohio best 1.50 1.60 mostly 60c per sack.

Amiall Cleveland Lesxhorn Ospringers Colorad Springers Rock U. S Maine Idaho Burbanks Ohio

Village Council Holds Regular Meeting in South Amherst

South Amherst December 12 routine village council meeting at town hall with Mayor John Schaub presiding. Topics include progress on village projects and new fire station plans. cornerstone laying to follow. Next meeting December 18 when retiring officers step down and new officers are sworn in. A social hour and refreshments follow. Retiring officers listed. Incoming officers named. Joint meeting of Men’s Civil Club and PTA to hear Judge Wilcox speak at school auditorium 7:29 p.m. public invited.

South Amherst John Schaub Mayor Schaub N. G. Townsend Ford Moss 1 Charles Nickel William Gleason Martin Springer Henry Garland Harold Allsop Allan Thompson Marshall Willian Meacham Jacob Kolb Arthur Ernst Judge Wilcox Men's Civil Club Parent-Teacher's Association Elyria

Holiday Observed Quietly In Elyria Schools

Elyria schools will observe Christmas with limited observances. Special programs planned before vacation will be canceled due to earlier closing and a ten day lead up to Christmas. Officials cite need to use time for core work while classroom celebrations proceed in smaller forms.

Elyria

Salvation Army Kettles Return to Elyria Streets

The Salvation Army kettles returned to Elyria streets today with bells ringing to remind residents that Christmas relief funds are being collected for needy families. Captain A. E. Avery notes the kettles appeared last Saturday but raised little money on the first day. from today they will be out daily.

Salvation Army Elyria Elyrians A. E. Avery

Ladies' Dime Society meet at Elyria church home

Mrs. David Hansford will entertain the Ladies Dime Society at the Congregational church at her home in Elyria Thursday afternoon. All who wish to go should meet at Mrs. C F Fogel’s home at 1:00 to share transport.

David Hansford Ladies’ Dime Society Congregational Church Elyria C. F. Fogel

Christmas Party Planned by Legion and Auxiliary

Members of the American Legion and Auxiliary and their families are invited to a Christmas party in the Legion Club rooms Friday evening. Attendees should bring a ten cent gift. There will be cards for diversions and refreshments served by the ladies.

American Legion Auxillary Legion Club

Grafton Grange Holds Meeting

Grafton Grange held its regular meeting Thursday evening in December with Guy Amsbury presiding. Twenty six members attended including District Deputy Kilser of Medina County and Deputy Master Frank Mason who gave remarks. A short program was rendered and the next meeting will be announced later.

Grafton Grange Guy Amsbury Kilser Medina County Frank Mason

Choral Club to Meet at Nicol Home for Rehearsal

South Amherst Choral club members are asked to meet at the home of Mr and Mrs James Nicol Thursday evening at nine o'clock for a regular rehearsal.

South Amherst Choral Club James Nicol

Poultrymen Plan Survey of Egg Marketing Methods

A survey of egg marketing methods in six Lorain county townships will be conducted following opinions voiced at the fourth session of a poultry management school in Wellington. The group expressed support for the project and the final session is set for January 16.

Lorain County Wellington Grange Hall

Education and culture in American and British views on Russia

A fragment discusses how students in education psychology criminology drama art and music shape American and British perceptions of Russian attitude toward these cultural fields.

Grafton State Farm Hosts Y-Indus Club Visit

Residents of the Grafton State Farm enjoyed a musical program by the Y-Indus Club. W. O. McClellan led group singing while Leroy Dengate Charles Morrison Harry Harmon and Theodore Washke formed a quartet with Dengate Washke and Harmon performing on piano violin and guitar. Morrison sang solo and Washke played guitar harmonica. The club announced a ladies night party at its next meeting next Tuesday.

Grafton State Farm Y-Indus Club W. O. McClellan Leroy Dengate Charles Morrison Harry Harmon Theodore Washke Dengate Washke Harmon Morrison

Rabbi Marcus Kramer to discuss This Talk About Money

Rabbi Marcus Kramer will speak on This Talk About Money at his bi weekly lecture at the Agudath Achim Bnay Abraham Temple in Lake Avenue and Lodi Street. The talk is set for 8 15 pm Friday evening.

Marcus Kramer Agudath Achim Bnay Abraham Lake Avenue Lodi Street Rabbi Kramer

Educational pictures debut at Pleasant Street PTA

The first in a series of educational pictures will be shown Thursday evening Dec. 14 in the Pleasant Street school auditorium under the auspices of the Parent-Teacher Association. "George Washington" is the film title for that time.

Pleasant Street Parent-Teacher Association George Washington Otbertin Conservatory of Music Warner Hall West College Prospect Street

Cleveland Livestock Market Review

CATTLE 650 steady in slow trade. Steers 23 cents higher to around 6.00 to 6.50 per hundredweight. cows 2.50 to 4.00. calves 4.00 to 6.50. SHEEP 2,000 steady. wethers 2.50 to 3.95. spring lambs 7.00 to 7.50. HOGS 1,100 steady. heavies 2.25 to 3.40. sows 2.50. stags 1.25.

Grain and Feed Price Listings from Cleveland Market

Quotations from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange cover corn wheat and oats per bushel, hay and mill feeds per ton, and flour per barrel. Prices include alfalfa, timothy, straw, cottonseed meal, gluten, and various mill feeds with detailed ranges for each grade and moisture.

Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange

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