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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1933
Page
6
County Surveyor J Warden reports a 6 mile stretch on Butternut Ridge road costs motorists 188.42 dollars more daily than good condition. 1570 vehicles used the road in 24 hours, with 22 percent truck traffic. Traffic in January assumed 60 percent of annual average.
Eaton February event draws 1095 attendees for a lively Farmers Institute featuring Lighthouse Nan and a wide program. Highlights include student acts from multiple grades, prizes in a poster contest, and a nominating report proposing officers led by Orin Parkee with Park Dimaline as vice president.
State highway officials seek to have the state assume control of a local road, integrating it into the state highway system. The move aims to standardize maintenance and improve regional connectivity through formal ownership transfer.
A subscription drive circulates to aid the Balogh family after William Balogh was gored by a bull and remains in serious condition. Community members attend events at Farmers Institute with various local residents visiting, hosting, and entertaining, while a China club lesson and a school program provide weekly youth activities.
Vincent February notes describe a party in the church parlors for Sunday School boys from the Methodist church. Attendees include George Cucu Peter Popovich John Pevacek William Pevacek William Gerrick Wardren Beasley Bobbie Gerrick Mike Demjch Robert Trockley. Lunch was served after games. A Willing Workers class meeting was postponed. Miss Helen McIntire visited Miss Gertrude Deidrich in La Grange Road.
At Vincent school Friday during chapel services pupils from the first and second grades performed music recitations and two playlets under Miss May Landin and Mr Lilian Hardy. Participants included Jonn Corogin Frank Hovanatz Nick Evanoff Leona Zawacki David Martin Julia Czine Robert Giede Athalie Dubesa Joseph Holomuszki John Corozin Frank Bako Theodore Turkin Janet Ewing Elinor Jones Edward Shivas John Szabo Robert Giede Helen Demich Ruth Lenhart Julia Puskas Donald Burtz Julia Toth Steve Kish Robert Toth and Alex Oswalt. New Year resolutions were shared by Charles Lenhart Louis Horvath.
Mr and Mrs Leland Douglass of Elvrra visited Mrs Frankie Reese on Saturday. Numerous locals attended parties, dances, and visits including Miss Kathryn McIntire Nor bert Young and Arthur Gerhart inger at a birthday event. Community dances and church activities are noted along with hospital updates for Mrs F A Ashburn and others.
A. L. Werner, chairman of the local Red Cross chapter, announced that a car of flour unloaded recently brings the total Red Cross flour received here to 32 000 sacks. The value is about 320 000 dollars, received since April 25, 1932.
At Carthage College a female student funds her education by operating a coal wagon pulled by horses, with her father contracted to haul coal to aid the financially troubled school. The board disclosed a 1.5 million endowment largely invested in Illinois and Iowa farm mortgages, many of which are delinquent, leading the college to own several properties as losses while loan payments falter.
Four deputy sheriffs were fitted with new uniforms as part of Sheriff Clarence Dick's plan for a uniform patrol. The officers William Iioist Samuel Provenza Joseph Wooding and Edmund Monroe will mainly take traffic duties, with the attire designed to improve nighttime visibility and motorists’ willingness to stop on country roads.
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