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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1933

Page

6

Dollar Must Be Down To Fifty Cents Says Warren Plan

Capitol Hill named Professor George L. Warren as the man who fixes the government's daily gold bid amid a dispute over currency stabilizing at about 65 cents. Senator Thomas said Wall Street bets the bid will not rise above 34.01 though Treasury, Fed, and central banks denied a joint plan. Thomas urged a 50 percent devaluation to 41.54 an ounce to push through currency legislation despite inflation blocs in Congress.

Washington, Dt George L. Warren Capitol Hill Treasury Federal Reserve Bank of New York Bank of England Bank of France Thomas Dem Okla New York Wall Street Roosevelt Congress

Worship Time Change at South Ridge Church

South Ridge announces a time change starting Sunday December 17. Worship will be at 9 30 A M and Sunday School remains at 10 30 A M each Sunday.

South Ridge

Christmas Services and Parties Around County Home

Rev. I. H. Amore will lead Sunday services at the County Home at 2 P M. Choir and Sunday School youths rehearse Christmas songs Wednesday evening at Newton Balls. The Christmas program is planned for Christmas Eve at the church. Mrs Milton Schlechter hosts the D D Club Christmas party Saturday afternoon. Mrs J P Bechtel attended an E C B club party Wednesday at Annetta Otto's in Elyria.

I. H. Amore S. S Newton Balls Milton Schlechter D. D. Club J. P. Bechtel E. C. B. Club Annetta Otto Elyria

Installation of the Eastern Star Held in Elyria

A Number attended the Installation of the Order of Eastern Star in Elyria Friday evening.

Order of Eastern Star Elyria

Class meeting of Jolly Dozen Sunday School group

The S. S. class the Jolly Dozen with teacher Miss Miriam Fowle met Misses Helen and Marjorie Pitcock of Murray Ridge Friday evening. After business the group rehearsed Christmas songs and planned a party at Miriam Fowl’s home on December 22. Refreshments were served to Jessie McCantey Jewell Beal Doris Nichols Miriam Fowl Marjorie Pitcock and Helen Pitcock.

S. S

Dinner Guests At Schlechter Home Sunday

Mr and Mrs Milton Schlechter hosted a Sunday dinner inviting guests including Mr and Mrs and other local residents.

Milton Schlechter

Local families visit over weekend in Elyria Amherst and Kipton

William Schlecter and son Carl join Mr and Mrs Harland Schlechter and Carolyn Elizabeth in Henrietta with Miriam Fowl, while Frank Bechtel visits Mr and Mrs Fred Schubert in Eaton. Dinners and calls across Kipton Amherst La Grange and Townline Road dot a busy social Sunday with Delefield Battenhouse Meuller and others.

William Schlecter Carl Harland Schlechter Carolyn Elizabeth Henrietta Miriam Fowl Claude Robbin F. M. Robbins Elyria Anthony Dereffeld Frank Bechtel Fred Schubert Eaton H. C. Delefield W. Cook Townline Road August Lange Kipton Frank Lap Amherst Milton Schlechter Miriam Fow George Knittle Marion Kathryn Battenhous Jacob Meuller Beatrice Burrer West Ridge Elsie Ida Delefield Clarence Dunlap Howard la Grange Sront Sinder Anthony Delefield

Valley News Notes From Valley City District

Social visits mark the week with dinners and church activities including the Evangelical Ladies Aid meeting and St. Martin's Altar Society. Members entertain visitors, officer elections occur, and local families plan moves to Elyria and Cleveland area jobs. basketball games vs Chatham and upcoming at Lodi are noted along with dental screenings for schoolchildren.

Valley City Wm. Harnett Ruth Agnes Anna Yost Harry Bauer Carl Hauck Earl Arick Boy Scout Committee Medina Walter Knoble Mary Marasky Steyer Gertrude Sailer Q.io Murray Cleveland Harry E. Yost Ladies’ Aid Society The Evangelical Church Church Hall St. Martin’s Altar Society George Grabenstetter Georges Schaefer Albert Schaefer Allendorf Harry Yost Arthur Hauck Valley Chatham Lodi Allys Mary Bay Margaret Elyria Myenchenders Brunswick Wilia Johnson Henry Zuengler Richard Reutter Tom Hogue

Ickes Patches Through Work With Fractured Rib

Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes continues his duties from a Naval hospital in Washington after a fall at home left him with a fractured rib. He presses on despite the injury, illustrating his dedication to public service.

Chan Secretary of the Interior H. L. Ickes Naval Hospital Washington

Radio Schedule Highlights From Cleveland Area Stations

A dense listing of programming across WGAR WTA WEAF WJZ WARBC WLW and other stations with varied acts including Beechnut’s Band Ruth Dodd Lyon's Band Edith Fletcher and Phila Orchestra. The fragment outlines time slots performers and shows from early morning to late night across multiple networks.

WGAR Bee Children’s. Corner Orphan Arnie Kivo Himber O.lo Mitzi Green Lowell Thomas TA. Ames Andy Collegians Etheliert Nevin Egin Beech Ruth Dodd Death Walles King's Band Palisade Echoes Nazi Movement Walden's Band Yuletide Sones the Virginians Olsen’s Band WTA Pie Plant Pete Novelty Orch Dr. Doolittle Echoes of Erin Call Boy Waldorf Band Gene Glenn Lyon’s Frank Luther Billy Bachelor o$-Lum Abner The Goldbergs Vallee’s Bible Show Boat Whiteman’s Bible neTwo Calloway’s Macsa Iseer oeOeSkipps Jaen Arenstreng Staeyp Club Bes \ Rovers Ranes Pernas Felbers Bodoedime Sa Alben TivMcMart Oaid Marc Votoeduss Bae Boake U Carter S-Av Edith Fletcher Singing Sam Phila Orch Watchiver Mysters Guild EU Pelrene Tasior Vincent EH Percy i Lidu Stardust Ed Day Jones’ Orch WEAF JBR Kenneds Southernaires Scotti WARBC Captivators Little Italy Mildred Batley

Morning Radio Listings Amid Wide Channel Mix

A dense OCR readout shows radio schedules across stations WTA, WHE, WGAR and more with times and performer names. The fragment lists programs from early morning to late night including tunes, talk shows, and orchestras such as Gene Arnold Johnny Marvin Violet, Pearl, and various named ensembles.

WTA Gene Glenn Cheerio Brd Educa al and Lee Breen DeRose Vaughn King Tom Min Advn Len Fob Ares Grek Billy Bachelor Jdtreitman Ralph Kerberg Weems Anes Geoff Sien Devorl Agnue and Harris Vincent H. Pere

Local social notes mix with college event and injuries

Mrs Earl Arick served as assistant hostess while high scores were attained by Mrs Detrow and Alwyn Wolfe. Guests included Mrs Mary Aibruster Mrs Rhoda Davidson from Cleveland and Mrs Ava Brown of Berea. others attended Stunt Night at Baldwin Wallace College and a man named Theodore Reutter injured his head after a fall. Schoolhouse work mentions a cistern project and several families from Cleveland and Abbeyville enjoyed weekend gatherings. The Christmas program by lower trades at P T A and the high school glee and orchestra were announced for December 22.

Earl Arick Detrow Alwyn Wolfe Arthur Hauck Mary Aibruster Rhoda Davidson Cleveland Ava Brown Berea Edith White William Stex Haida Borer Albert Parfitt Baldwin-Wallace College Theodore Reutter Anderson Store Liverpool Laverpool Tate Ing Mro Albert Partite Hulda Toser

Book Reveals Indian Trails Across Ohio Coun ty

Cleveland artist Frank N. Wilcox has compiled 30 historic Indian trails in Ohio into an illustrated 268 page volume. The Gate Press published the book detailing the routes and linking them to modern roads. Elyria Norwalk Oberlin Wellington residents note U S 26 and Cleveland connections.

Ohio Elyria Norwalk Ober Wellington Vicinity U. S. 26 S.1 Cleveland U. S

Long Range Planning For The NRA Initiated In Washington

Economists and technical experts working for the NRA begin a push for long range planning as part of the Recovery movement. They criticize lack of intelligent planning and note that research work has been sidelined for routing tasks under Dr. Alexander Sachs.

NRA Washington Hugh Johnson Alexander Sachs A. B. Randall Philadelphia Randall Dr. Sachs Ias Stephen M. Dubrul Dubrul General Motors

Old Lake Trail and Iroquois Route Through Ohio

The passage outlines the ancient Lake Trail used by Iroquois forays into Erie lands, tracing routes from Ohio’s lake shore to the Maumee River and Rocky River area. It notes Gen Bradstreet’s march after a Pontiac era setback and recounted journeys of James Smith through Walhonding Mohican Black Fork to Wyandot, with Wilcox praising Ohio’s rich history for artists and motorists.

That Ohio Lake Maumee River Gen Bradstreet Rocky River James Smith Walhonding Mohican Black Fork Black River Wyandot Village Lorain Wilcox

Avon Lake for Florida Trip Report

Avon Lake resident Reyn old Konz traveled with Frank Gates of Lorain to Florida by car on Wednesday to spend the winter. Lake Shore Union held a one o clock luncheon at Mrs. James Deasy's home with a business meeting in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wagner of Lakewood were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin. The Mardis couple of East Cleveland visited Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Mitchell Wednesday. Joe Walker of Cleveland visited friends in town Wednesday. The Spade and Engel families from Cleveland shopped here Saturday. The Faye couple of Berea spent Sunday evening here.

Avon Lake Reynold Konz Frank Gates Lorain Florida UNION James Deasy Lake Shore Union Society R. V. Mardis East Cleveland Edd. Mitchell Joe Walker Cleveland Archie Spade Bobby Donald Engel R. H. Faye Berea Epworth League Virginia Klaas John J. H. Jones Norwalk District Ministers’ Book Club Granger Ohio Bernard Cutting Halderman Baptist Mission Circle Harry Stinchcomb Wm. Ingersoll J. H. Longdon Roba Stinchcomb Florence Wilbur Stinchcomb Mary Adams Earl Cole Chas. Handwerg P. M. French George Stinchcomb

Dismissal of NRA Leader Fires Up Pittsburgh Speech

John S. Fisher former Pennsylvania governor was discharged as chairman of the Pittsburgh NRA committee by General Huck S. Johnson recovery administrator following a speech in which Fisher said certain NRA provisions had fallen down.

John S. Fisher Pennsylvania Pittsburgh NRA Huck S. Johnson Airesalt Fisher

Ridgeville High School Baseball Trip to Avon Lake Friday

Mrs. Harry Holmes was in Cleveland Wednesday visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Engel attended a theater in Lorain Sunday afternoon. Ridgeville High School baseball team plays Avon Lake High School boys Friday evening.

Eugene Herman Harry Holmes Cleveland Wm. Engel Lorain Ridgeville High School Avon Lake Hish

Columbia Farmers Institute to be Held January 8 and 9

Columbia announces the Farmers Institute set for January 8 and 9 with officers led by President Mary Stinchcomb and Secretary Donna Cletter. Committees cover executives posters publicity entertainment and exhibits chaired by local residents and faculty. speakers include Mrs. Dennis Hiner and F. C. Van Sickle.

Farmers’ Institute Columbeia Columbia Farmers’ Institute Marry Stinchcomb Donna Cletter L. J. Sadhers Lester Harrington L. Roger A. P. Grills Dorothy Crocker Leo Martin H. C. Cartright J. R. VanArsdale A. D. Crocker P. W. Heineman Charles Mills Harry Stinchcomb Nelson Walters Perry Belisinger Robert Churchward North Side South Side Dennis Hiner F. C. van Sickle

Farmers Institute to Feature Three One-Act Plays

Tos Parent-Teachers' Association presents three one-act plays on the institute's second evening. Mrs. Roy Putt leads the event with A. D. Crocker in Mt. Vernon for Farm Bureau work this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Jacquays report a newly installed telephone line.

Tos Parent-Teachers’ Association Farmers’ Institute Roy Putt A. D. Crocker Mt. Vernon Knox County Wade Jacquays

School operetta delight fills packed hall

The operetta directed by Miss Mabel Rice and Mrs Gladys Parmely West last Friday was enjoyed by a full audience. The children sang and played with the dollies Injun boys Clown Rhythm Band and a large Gypsy Chorus presenting a melodious colorful show Pauline Martin and Margaret

Mabel Rice Gladys Parmely West Pauline Martin Margaret

Natex Miracle Diet Pill Promises Quick Health Boost

Akron salesman Raleigh Branscom reports 100 percent improvement after two weeks on Natex. He says his energy returned, appetite improved, and digestion stabilized. Natex, claimed as eight natural herbal extracts, is promoted by a Natex Specialist at Muir's Original Cut Rate Drug Store 413 Broad Street.

Natex Muir Raleigh Branscom Wonder Baking Co S. Hawkins Ave Akron Sue Broad Street

Benefit Shows At Dreamland And Rivols

Community events are announced with benefit shows at Dreamland and Rivols featuring local musicians and dancers. Edna Barber’s xylophone and four-costumed dancers highlight the program while attendees bring fruit for admission.

The Rivoli and Dreamland to Present Charity Showings

The Rivoli and Dreamland Theatres will host Saturday at 10 A M benefit shows to collect vegetables or canned goods for Salvation Army distribution to city families. The Rivoli will host the girls show and the Dreamland the boys show, both offering short performances.

Rivoli Dreamland Theatres Salvation Army Rivoli Theatre Dreamland Theatre

Bitter Sweet at Rivoli theatre stars Neagle and Mander

The Rivoli Theatre will present Noel Coward's operetta Bitter Sweet tomorrow with Anna Neagle Fernand Gravey Miles Mander and Ivy Steller leading the cast. Coward wrote both music and story for the production.

Noel Coward Rivoli Theatre Anna Neagle Fernand Graavey Miles Mander Ivy Steller Coward

Grid Stars Play In Capitol Film

Seventy seven prominent football players participate in The College Coach to be shown tomorrow and Saturday at the Capitol Theatre. Ann Dvorak Dick Powell and Fat OBrien head the cast with OBrien portraying a modern coach determined to win at any cost. The film aims to present an authentic picture of contemporary football.

Capitol Theatre Ann Dvorak Dick Powell Fat O’brien O'Brien Marquette University

Shakespeare and medieval folklore in his plays

The line notes that Shakespeare's works are a rich source of medieval folk lore, illustrating how myths and legends permeate his dramas.

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