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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1933

Page

5

Building costs near low point say city inspector

City building inspector J. P. Kaiser says building costs are at their lowest now with prices for materials and labor likely to rise later. He notes high savings from current labor rates and that ten permits were issued in January for small remodels and new work valued near $2,000.

J. P. Kaiser Kaiser Walser Kalrer J. H. Brown Middle Avenue Loran County Mortgage and Tithe Company Oberlin Road M Lesnick Cornerth Lesnick Court Shell Petroleum West Avenue Cor Aldrich Perry Koplin

Life in Elyria and nearby towns through Gen Metcalfs eye

General Wilder S. Metcalf recounts life in Elyria about 66 years ago and in Wellington and Oberlin College. The article traces his upbringing in Elyria and Wellington, early military service, and sustained involvement with the Kansas National Guard and the American Legion Finance Committee since 1923.

Elyria Oberlin College Wellington Wilder §S. Metcalf The American Legion Monthly Metcalf Maine Elyria High School Mary Eliza Crosier Ohio National Gward Fifth Infantry Ohio National Guard Lorain County Springfield Missouri Ohio Kansas Kansas National Guard First Kansas Infantry 77Th Infantry Camp Beaurehard Louisiana United States Service American Legion National Finance Committee

Neighborhood Lodge Members Dine At Mrs Siess Home

Mrs August Siess hosted Roy al Neighbor Lodge members on Wednesday evening. Members handled routine work, then enjoyed a social hour with refreshments served for a list of attendees including Mrs John Witt Mrs Ray Jones and several others.

August Siess Royal Neighbor Lodge John Witt Ray Jones Margaret Schneider Mable Anderson Lillian Pleachwhite Phillip Foular David Barnhart Fred Fazey Andrew Gainok Joe Gainok

March Meeting Planned by Local Ladies

Mrs Charley Nickel and others announce the March meeting to be hosted at the home of Mrs Siess with Mrs Sam Slack and Mrs Peter Ammenhauser serving as hostesses.

Charley Nickel Peter Ammenhauser Charles Corpett Sam Slack John Jama Henry Kakinski Siess Bertha

Jefferson Junior High Defeats South Amherst 28 16

Elyria's Jefferson Junior High basketball team hosted South Amherst Junior High on Wednesday evening winning 28 to 16 on the local floor.

Jefferson JR. High South Amherst JR Jefferson Elyria South Amherst Vincent School St. Agnes C. E. McIntire George Beese Frankie Beese

Auxiliary To Meet In Amherst At Mrs Young Home

Members of American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 197 will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Clayton Young in Amherst. The post has accepted an invitation to meet with the Amherst post on Friday evening February 1.

American Legion Auxiliary Clayton Young Amherst Amherst Post Della Hahn

Brighten Up: South Amherst Cubs Face Brighton Clash

The South Amherst basketball teams travel to Brighton this evening for a league clash. Local social notes mention Oberlin residents hosting family gatherings, high school games, bridge club outings, and a memorial service for H V Brooks with survivors listed.

Brighton South Amherst

M E Church Ladies' Aid Stage Pantomime Night

Members of Division No. 2 presented the pantomime A Night of Fun at the church last Friday. Lorain residents Mick ey and Joey on banjo and accordion, Raymond Brunger on trombone with sister Virginia on piano complemented the performances. The act Wife Wanted featured Mrs. Giede as the man and various applicants, including Miss Brown and Mrs. Stoughton, who are rejected for not meeting the ideal wife criteria.

Oberlin Henry Sandrock Ella Cox Evelyn Frank Cuyahoga Falls Harry Kelley John Kern Kenneth P. Hall Clarence Berg Akron Wilson Haugh Elyria Clarence Albrecht Earl Sandrock Raymond Grills Ralph Schramm Oberlin High Bellevue High Bellevue William Davidson West Russia Harlan Schramm Donald Edward Schramm Martha Avery Murray Ridge Amherst A. R. Kimpton Kathleen Kitty Hall Locke N. Y Alfred Paige Clarence Burr Kinsman E. H. Warner Courtland Ohio Bert Brice Wellington Beth In Paige Glenn Hooks Russell Kern Helen Pleasant View Pearl Austin Junior Jack Cleveland Charles Gibson Austin LeRoy George Lang Chestnut Ridge H. V. Brooks William Smith Pittsfield M. E. Church Ladies’ Aid Society Michael Maras Joe Bondark Lorain Mickey Joey Raymond Brunger Virginia William Giede Miss Brown Stoughton

Veterans and Medal of Honor Recipient at Roosevelt Inauguration

Frank Bishop a 7 year old resident of the soldiers home near Retail Washington will attend the Roosevelt inauguration as a special guest. He received the first congressional medal of honor and will be among veterans in the reviewing stand during the March 4 ceremonies in Washington.

Roosevelt Washington Frank Bishop Retail Wash Bishop

Wife Wanted Sign Ends The Playgirls Rehearsal

In a humorous scene Mrs Szabo and Mrs Frank perform with a broom as a partner while Mrs George Reese and others fail to satisfy Mr Man who posts a sign reading Wife Wanted. The group briefly stages a pretend play and ends with music selections.

Szabo Frank Si Htruth Plano George Reese Man Myron Starr Harvey Stoughton R&r. B. Brown M. Hartman Giede

Methodist Church Services Led by Rev. F. A. Ashburn

Sunday morning worship at the Methodist church was well attended with Rev. F. A. Ashburn in charge. The service opened with a hymn and responsive reading of Psalm 62 followed by a prayer by the pastor.

Methodist Church F. A. Ashburn Ashburn

Sabbath message and offerings in Kentucky mountain work appeal

The service featured The Old Rugged Cross sung by Mr and Mrs C E McIntire and Mrs Morris. The pastor spoke on Lincoln’s Birthday offering for Kentucky mountain work and on Sabbath rest for body mind and soul citing Mark 2 27 and stressing learning hope and usefulness among mountain children. He urged daily effort to improve the world and declared the Sabbath for all human beings. Sunday School led by John Harnish Sr included singing and a Valentine party announcement with Progressive Class, and Delores Litz reported 112

Old Rugged Cross C. E. McIntire Morris Lincoln Kentucky Jesus John Harnish Mr. Harnish Delores Litz

Briefs From Around Ohio Include Accidents and Salaries

State briefs from ASHTABULA report Burns injured by fire caused by matches on a Thursday. COLUMBUS notes city workers face a 10 percent pay cut as the budget sits at 9,999,430 dollars. CINCINNATI reports William F. Rogers aged 63 hanged himself using a window cord.

Columbus Cincinnati William F. Rogers Peddier

Infant Dies From Waving Machine Injury

Viola Grace Saunders eleven months old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Saunders died in Marion Ohio from blood poisoning caused by a wound from a waving machine. Dr Albert J Brainard sixty seven 57 a surgeon at the National Military Home in Dayton Ohio died today. In Ashtabula Ohio the Board of County Commissioners set the 1933 budget at 728785 a reduction of about one third from 1932.

Marion Viola Grace Saunders William Saunders Ashtabula, O U.p Board of County Commissioners

Knox County Auditor Lowers Real Estate Valuations

Knox county auditor Howard W. Mendenhall announced a 20 percent cut in county real estate valuations. The revised assessments fall to less than half of the 1929 total.

MT. Vernon, O Howard WN. Mendenhall Knox County

Columbus man dies on bus trip at age seventy

Charles Stillion of Columbus dies of heart disease on a Newark to Columbus bus trip. He was 70. Albert Stillion of Cambridge is mentioned as a brother.

Columbus, O Charles Stillion Columbus Newark Albert Stillion Cambridge

Church Service Notes Compare Attendance and Song

Attendance this Sunday surpassed last Sunday’s 116 and last year’s 61. The service closed with the song Bringing in the Sheaves. After Sunday School, the Official Board of the church met for a brief business session.

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Inspector Says Tim Tobold Mherst Thelma Schnook Marie Menz John Horvath Ruth Corbett Barbara Baker Dame Needy Olga Ralph Stargel Nelson Barnhart Samuel Slack Anthony Calderno Richard Griffen Gen. Metcalf Cala Hams Sam Wisconsin York State Lux City Fruit Market Hughes Prov Jack Jacoby Florida Irk Hughes Provision Company Royal Neighbors E. D. Schramm Briefs Vincent O’brien Mabel Wade Thomas Litz Ashtabula, CO Burns Robert Craig Lewis Craig Guthrie’s Bakery Cleveland St Edwards Food Store Newsraper
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