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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1939

Page

14

Maitre dhotel Eugene, ex-judge, Italian scholar in New York

In New York on February 2 Eugene a former Rome magistrate and Vatican judge now serves as maitre d hotel at the Ambassador on Park Avenue. A small, white haired man with blue eyes he reads Dante in Italian and Homer in Greek when insomnia strikes. He believes guest happiness comes from atmosphere through furnishings drapes music and light rather than sales pitches.

New York Ambassador Park Avenue Eugene Rome Europe Holy Rota Vatican

Seven Building Permits Issued In January

Building activities last month were the lowest of the past four Januaries, with seven building permits issued for a total valuation of 3636 dollars. Comparisons show 15 permits in January 1938 valued at 5881 dollars and 16 permits in January 1987 valued at 19440 dollars, while January 1936 had nine permits totaling 105175 dollars, including a 100000 dollar addition permit at Western Automatic Machine and Screw Company. Hart Dickason noted two plumbing, 17 electrical, one heating, and two sign permits were also issued, with total fees of 3525 dollars.

Hart Dickason Dickason Western Automatic Machine and Screw Company

Schwab Castle Fate Likely To Be Wrecked In NYC Drive

Speculation swirls over the Schwab palace on Riverside Drive after Mrs. Schwab’s death and the heir’s reluctance to keep the home. Mayor La Guardia declined a gift to house the Mayors, and the property may join the Pat erno palace in being torn down. Locals note tax burdens on pretentious mansions and contrast such fading grandeur with charity news about Virginia women helping shut-ins.

Schwab Riverside Drive Paterno

Local families host guests and greetings weekend visitors

Belden and Wakeman families visit in town with extended relatives. Lists of guests include Mr and Mrs William Gest, Mrs George Parker, Mrs Walter Wolfe and Lilly, Mr John Mickelvitch and twins, Mr and Mrs Bono Widenheim, Mr and Mrs A R Schwed, Mrs Paul Nichols and children, Mr and Mrs A E Mennell, Mr and Mrs A B Reese, and Mr and Mrs W G Reese. Visitors from Mansfield Austinburg and Cleveland mark the social scene as King Crowell moves to Garret farm North Eaton.

William Gest Belden George Parker Wakeman Arthur Rinehart Walter Wolfe Lilly John Mickelvitch Cleveland Bono Wildenheim A. R Schwed Paul Nichols la Grange A. E. Mennell A. B. Reese Mansfield W. G. Reese Robert Neshbett Marvin Ruder Austinburg King Crowell Garret North Eaton

Epworth League and church groups meet in Spencer

The Epworth League will gather Sunday evening February 5 at the Methodist parsonage with Rev and Mrs J G Koontz leading devotional time A large crowd is expected The Women's Missionary Society meets Friday February 10 with Mrs Dale Cretes January session was at Mrs Ed Brown Proceeds from the Mite Box topped $10 Sunday School begins at 9 AM at Mt Zion Church with Clement Petz superintendent Divine Service at 11 AM led by Rex Waldo E Byers In town Faye O Dell reports his father Ben O Dell of Pleasantville NY suffered a broken leg and serious condition after a fall The Fidelity Sunday School class met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Claud Garnett for business Bible study and a social with refreshments Sunday School held a class party in the Methodist Church basement Wednesday night

Mt. Zion Clement Petz Rex Waldo E Byers Faye O Dell Pleasanty le New York Ben O'Dell Fidelity Sunday School The Baptist Church Claud Garnnett Methodist Church

Entertaining committee hosts varied amusements

The entertaining committee furnished the different amusements while the Senior Philadelphia class served refreshments. Several residents were noted visiting relatives and attending church events. Mrs A Horst died suddenly and was buried near Orrville after a Cleveland visit. Local families including the Moones and the Karens were mentioned in weekend activities and illnesses.

Philadelphia Billman Peter van Pomme Homerville T J Curtice Canton Catherine Fuller Ashland Ivan Kyle Ina Carey Bullman Avenue Ladies Aid Society Litchfield Baptst Church Louise Bowen Walter Bowen Here Lakeside Hospital Cleveland A. B. Horst Spencer Chicago Nellie Bail Robert Eberhardt

Spencer Elderly Man Injured in Accident Abroad

An elderly Spencer resident, Mr. Eberhardt in his eighties, suffered a broken leg during his stay and remains in very serious condition. He has lived in Spencer all his life.

Mr. Eberhardt Spencer

English law punished many crimes by death then

The article notes that English law once executed for many offenses but oddly not for attempted murder. A servant who tried to kill his master with a hatchet was executed for burglary after lifting the hatch to reach his victim, not for murder.

Body physics: self-building and self-repairing system

The statement presents the human body as self-building, self-repairing, self-regulating, and self-oiling, highlighting autonomous maintenance and internal regulation mechanisms without external inputs. It suggests inherent resilience and self-sufficiency of biological systems.

Local Grafton Notes and Death in Venice

Grafton briefs report Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Harold Kelly and Carol of Cleveland and D F E Rogers of Columbus. The death of Mrs Rose Thomason Coons in Venice California follows a two day illness. She leaves a son Donald and family, a sister and a brother in California. Mrs Coons had long ties to Grafton. Numerous visits and small gatherings are noted with relatives from Cleveland, Litchfield, Wellington, Canton, and other nearby towns, along with a funeral for Miss Lou Durkee of Litchfield.

Grafton Harold Kelly Carol Cleveland D FE Rogers Columbus T H Rogers Rose Thomason Coons Venice California Donald Delta Rawson Victor Thompson Coons Paul Lang Kenneth Cook W S Benton Pocnhield Frvelyn Burrer Ralph Parker Litchfield Thos Buckingham Guy Durkee J D Mennell Evelyn Burrer Lou Durkee Therlow Gest Canton Charles Gest Julia Ruth Burbank Howard Wise Gertrude Walsh Alice Knechtges J A Knechtges C D Lehman Ray Durkee North Eaton Claire Durkee Wellington Donald Langdon Brighton Warren Grills M. E Butler W . McMahan Norman Hattie Bartlett Dwight Bartlett W. B Kline Mary Kline Butternut Ridge Kline George Haury Erhart Marguerite Albert Prosser Elyria Memorial Hospital E. N Butler Herbert White Belden Institute C H. Sooy A. Haury Wm Johnson Eugene Frank McNabb NeHie Lehman

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