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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1932

Page

10

Narrow Escape For 23 In Mine Tragedy At Mowequa

Twenty three rescue workers escaped a fresh rock and shale fall at Community Cooperative Coal mine in Mowequa Newfoundland late December 29. Two bodies found in north shaft where 54 men were trapped last Saturday. Seven miners still unaccounted for with no expectation of survival. Roof collapse briefly cut off the rescuers as gas fumes hampered bodies removal. John G. Millhouse of the state mines department investigates causes of the blast.

Mowequa Community Cooperative John G. Millhouse State Mines Department

Making World Map Shows Language and Name Shifts

The National Geographic Society faced major challenges updating its World Map with current names and spellings as nations shift. Press runs stopped three times late in publication to reflect new international developments and changed city and country names. The map required 42 tons of paper for over 5 million impressions, and the distribution covered vast distances using special inks to depict renamed places such as Izmir formerly Smyrna and Maxim Gorki for Nizhni Novgorod.

Washington National Geographic Society Oder Eifes Manchoukuo Nizhni Novgorod Maxim Gorki Hagues Smyrna Izmir

Baseball Club Names Charley Moore New Atlanta Manager

Charley Moore, 29, is appointed to lead Atlanta's baseball club after seven years in the wilderness. He previously managed Jersey City and later Newark, where clashes with players and umpires occurred as tensions rose during a turbulent season. The piece notes a broader China pro-Soviet movement exists.

Atlanta, Ga Atlanta Charley Moore Jersey City al Mamaux Newark Manner Imi Newark Moore

Fairytale Toys and Trials Across the Nation

Snapographs tim ely camer shots from all parts of the globe show Clyde Snipes Jr of York South Carolina doomed to die in the electric chair at Columbia penitentiary. Patsy Quilman and Marilyn Rhodes of San Francisco claim their steed can outrun any turtle, claiming the horse can carry two little turkeys and put Mr. Hare in his place.

Clyde Snipes, Jr York, S. C Columbia, D. C Hare Patsy Quilmnan Marilyn June Rhodes San Francisco Mr. Hare

Football Scout Displeased by Georgia Tech Georgia Game

Mack Tharpe long time scout for an opponent of his alma mater Georgia Tech attended his first Tech vs Georgia game in four years. The mud affair ended in a 0-0 tie with Tharpe unhappy at the result.

Atlanta Mack Tharpe Satan Georgia Tech Tech University of Georgia Tharpe Thorpe

Marketing Pool Proposed In Four Colorado Counties

Pueblo County turkey growers vote to join a large proposed marketing pool covering flocks in Pueblo El Paso Huerfano and Fremont Counties. Organization of the pool to be carried out promptly.

Pueblo, Col Pueblo County Pueblo el Paso Huerfano Fremont

Wellington Local Notices and Post Plans Smoker

Wellington residents are urged to call Violet Curtice for delivery or complaint issues. The American Legion Post scheduled its second annual smoker with Curtice as chair and a quilt sale by Lottie Dirlam to benefit the Post fund. Church of Christ annual New Year meeting features Rev Adcock as guest speaker and officer elections after a community dinner.

Wellington Violet Curtice Herrick Ave East Junior Greasinger Courtland Legion “Post American Legion Post Urt Curtice Lottie Dirlam Oberlin Legionnaire Artie K. P Church OF Christ Adcock Elyria

Amherst Chronicle Telegram Delivery Contact

Missed delivery or other issues for Chronicle Telegram in Amherst. Use phone numbers 3822 or B. A. Jenn to report delivery complaints or obtain assistance.

B. A. Jenn Chronicle

Wednesday 500 Club Party in Amherst Reflects Yuletide Cheer

Hushed members of the Wednesday five Hundred Club gathered at Mrs. Peter Wohlever’s Franklin avenue home for a Christmas party with gift exchange. Six tables were in play. high score went to Mrs. Ralph Wohlever and Albert Kreeger, with consolation to Mrs. Louis Kierbst and Frank Graves. Luncheon followed for numerous couples and in two weeks the club plans another gathering with Mrs. Henry Schmitz of Lorain. A Yuletide party followed at St Peter's Evangelical Sunday School for the Primary and beginners, featuring games, contests, lunch, and gifts to each child sponsored by local church and parent volunteers.

Amherst Peter Wohlever Franklin Avenue Ralph Wohlever Albert Kreeger Louis Kierbst Frank Graves Henry Schmitz Albert Schmitz Edward Schroeder George Schroeder Theodore Schmitz Louis Herbst Michael Wohlever Frank Draves A. J. Rosencranz Lorain S J. Peter's Evangelical’ Sunday School Edith Ehrman Walter Jaeger C. E. Schmidt Conrad Muler Herman Ehlert Edith Berger Alice Torno Katherine Schriner

Alumni Dancing Party Planned by Local Officers

The alumni announce a holiday season dancing party at the high school gymnasium Friday evening. Music will be provided by Larry Revell and his Revellers from Cleveland. Committee officers include Thomas Gusselman president Mrs Henry Smith vice president Mrs W G Schaeffer secretary and Robert Becker treasurer. Tickets available from the committee.

Larry Revell Cleveland Thomas Gusselman Henry Smith W. G. Schaeffer Robert Becker

Council Meeting at St Peter's Evangelical Church

The Council of St Peter's Evangelical Church met last evening for the final meeting of the year planning the annual congregational meeting to be held in connection with the church activities.

Council of St. Peter's St. Joseph's Catholic Church

Regular election of officers to be held Sunday morning

Mrs Metta Norton of Spring Street received a letter of appreciation from the Women's Christian Temperance Union for nineteen years of service including past treasurer duties. Following her resignation, Mrs Pansy Harris was chosen to fill the vacancy as the organization prepares for the upcoming regular service.

Metta Norton Spring Street Women’s Christian Temperance Union Norton Pansy Harris

Large Bond Theft Allegation In Pasadena Case

Mrs Charlotte Shelby sister of Mary Miles Minter says she will testify before a Los Angeles grand jury as prosecutors claim Leslie 2B Henry a Pasadena broker embezzled nearly 500000 in bonds from her securities account. The 40 room Los Angeles mansion once owned by Minter has been sold for 46000 to satisfy 90000 in claims.

Leslie 2B Henry Pasadena Cal Charlotte Shelby Mary Miles Minter Grand Los Angeles Miss Minter Shelby

Local visits span Elyria Cleveland and Lorain

Belden residents Mr. and Mrs. Merle Lehman visit. Mrs. H. G. Battenhouse calls on Gorge Jenne in Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Foster visit relatives in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Becher stay with the Burgesses in Lorain. Mrs. J. O’Neil visits Cleveland friends. Wesley Kreager from Ashtabula visits his parents on East Martin Street.

Merle Lehman Belden H. G. Battenhouse Gorge Jenne Lake Avenue Elyria N. F. Foster Harris Street Cleveland P. A. Becher Howard Burgess Lorain J. O'Neil Park Avenue Wesley Kreager Ashtabula Mrs A. C. Kreeger East Martin Street

Taxes and Death Costs Rise in Ogden

Utah-apy report notes tax increases and higher burial charges discussed by city commissioners. Funeral directors' rep BE A Larkin argues current rates are too low but proposed rises may be excessive. Proposed burial changes set grave digging at four feet from $3 to $4 and six feet and over at $6 $8 and $10.

Ogden Utah Apy Ogden City Cemetery BE. A. Larkin

Local Social Notes and Curious Descriptions

The Misses Grace Schaeffer Halan Scininer and Nettie Schaef fer attended a basketball game at Hawthorne School Larah last evening. Mrs Gertrude Jacobs and Mrs Jessie McLean are reported at their home on Harris street. Mr and Mrs F W Bunting Elyria visited Amherst relatives on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Clair Stiwald daughter Lois and son Loo were The Fulah of North Africa are recently entertained by Mr and in yellow skinned people with Mrs R H Fay of Berea They tinge of red in the yellow.

Grace Schaeffer Halan Scininer Nettie Schaeffer R. H. Fay Berea

Novel Gift Given Keuka College Penn Yan New York

A novel gift has been presented to Keuka College by the Rev Z F Griffin. It is a valuable ancient Hindu Shasta book made of palm leaves with Sanscrit inscriptions praising Ram the Hindu god.

Penn Yan N. Y Keuka College Z. F. Griffin India Ram

George Has Difficulties With Studies

George, a ten year old in the fourth grade, struggles with basic arithmetic facts and reading speed though his reading level is higher. Dr. Garry C. Myers outlines simple, self teaching strategies for parents to help him learn at his own pace, including focused spelling practice, number facts cards, and gradual readings from suitable books.

Garry C. Myers Cleveland College Western Reserve University George Iso

Nebraska City Aids Policy Limits Car Owners

Otoe County officials state winter relief requires surrendering car keys and license plates, ruling that car operators are not eligible for aid. The city commissioners clarified that motorists are not entitled to ald.

Nebraska City Otoe County

Yeats Calls United States Subsidize Theater as Education

Nobel laureate William Butler Yeats urged Cleveland audiences that the United States should subsidize theater as an educational institution. The 67 year old Irish poet argued subsidies allow theaters to stage unpopular works and shape public opinion rather than focusing on best sellers.

U. S Cleveland United States William Butler Yeats

Wealthy woman leads Havana smuggling ring for aliens

United States Commissioner heard that a prominent Miami woman heads an international alien smuggling operation based in Havana. The ring allegedly moved Cuban political refugees and additional nationals from Poland Russia and Turkey toward the United States, with hearings dated 4.

Womay Miami, Fla. i Havana Cuba G. R. Short United States

Oriental mind lacks sympathy for Western ideals

A terse, dated observation notes that the Oriental mind has long shown no sympathy toward Western social and political ideals, reflecting a biased viewpoint common in older period writing.

Foreign exchange chaos as South African currency departs

Berlin reports South Africa abandoned the gold standard and will let its currency fall toward the British pound. London notes no bids or offers in the market due to lack of quotations. Charles Desmarais of Racine Wisconsin, a veteran grain dealer, recalls early grain trading and predicts Canada will supplant Chicago as the world wheat hub with Winnipeg rising on government non intervention.

Berlin Reichabank United Freer Icea South Africa London Racind Wis Charles Desmarais South Dakota Chicago Esata Farm Board Great Britain Desmarais Winnipeg Chicago

Harvard goalie Paul De Give from Atlanta

Local reader learns Harvard ice hockey goalie Paul De Give is a native Atlantan. Born and raised here, he learned to skate after winters in the North and now stands as Harvard’s goalie, a rare figure in Atlanta.

Southener Atlanta Paul DeGive Harvard BeGive DeGlia North

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