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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1933
Page
2
Broad Street business offers expert upholstery refinishing and art furniture work. Buckeye incubators with 175 egg capacity and two chick brooders for sale in good condition, all for £15. Box 167 Chronicle Telegram.
The general rule for legal presumption of death holds that a person absent without trace for seven years is presumed dead. The article notes this duration and that many states regulate the subject by statute. It references how long a person must be last known to be living and mentions insurance and property topics alongside.
In Lorain County Ohio the Court of Common Pleas will publically auction at the north door of the Lorain County Court House in Elyria on March 11 at 2:00 PM a parcel described as part of Town Lots 126 and 128 in Block 5 known as Sharp Blyeck. The sale includes easements and rights of way affecting adjacent alleys and walls, subject to a joint agreement between William G. Sharp and John Krause dated June 30 and recorded in Lorain County Miscellaneous Records.
Textile World notes the glazed look on chintz comes from finishing with cornstarch and a softener, then passing the cloth through a friction calendar. Paraffin or beeswax is applied over a hot bowl to boost luster.
A mock doctor who cured a father’s mute daughter boasts he can restore silence by making her deaf. The father offers a second fee for speech, but the doctor replies he cannot remove speech, only render it useless.
The Detroit News notes Mercator first used Atlas as the title for a map volume. It cites the common practice of placing Atlas figures as frontispieces in geographical collections. The Inca built single story homes with steps to rooftops and to tower tops.
This notice lists a foreclosure sale detailing rights of way reserved from a 1831 deed, an Elyria water ejector station bid call with plan deposits and surety, and Lorain County Gore Orphanage Road bidding with contract conditions. It notes sale terms cash and two thirds minimum, bid submission deadlines, and right of the county to reject bids.
Mrs. Harry Nichol hosted a guest night for the Past Chiefs Club of the Pythian Sisters on South Main street Amherst. Miss Elinor Ruth and Mrs. E G Prereh performed readings and piano solos. Winners in contests were Miss Eva Jaeger and Mrs. A C Kreeger with consolation prizes for Mrs. Vincent Nalley and Mrs. J B Egeland. Dainty refreshments followed for 36 guests including out of town visitors Julia Hull Laura Barton Edna Manzelman Bourquin Ruby Beal Elyria Ida Henry and Mrs Riddell Lorain.
The Mary Martha class of the Congregational Sunday school met Monday evening in the church parlors with eighteen attendees. Officers were elected: president Abrs H G Battenhouse, vice president Mrs Elmer Gall, secretary treasurer Mrs Frank Radde. jig sight puzzles and light refreshments followed by hostesses Grace Purcell Dorothea Hearn and Mrs Frank Radde.
About 25 attendees at St. Peter’s Evangelical church council meeting decide to split members into twelve routes for a stewardship campaign beginning Sunday February 14. A four member committee from council Brotherhood Women’s Union and Senior League will canvass the routes and report on February 19. A father son service is set for next Sunday morning with Rev. C E Schmidt inviting all fathers and sons.
Mr and Mrs George Schroeder of Starkey road relocate to the Kolbe property on Cleveland avenue with plans to establish residence there.
Evangelist Charles E Neighbour, son of Rev R E Neighbour, conducts nightly services at the Colonial theatre under the Fisherman's Club. He is a noted radio preacher from Philadelphia who has appeared on WRAX and WDAS. Music led by F A Yost.
The February Amherst group met at the First Evangelical church with 39 attendees. Supper was by Circle No 1 of the Ladies Aid. They voted against parts of the retail tax and asked Secretary Fred Wolzhauer to register objections with the state legislature. Bere Snotten, manager of a National League Philadelphia baseball team, spoke on the business side of baseball.
Funeral services for Rein hardt Cook 83 Lorain County pioneer who died Sunday evening will be at 2 PM Wednesday at St Peters Evangelical church following 1 30 PM services at the home of his daughter Mrs Thomas Vinson Jr Rev C F Schmidt to officiate and burial to follow
A family plot project will be carried out on Cleveland Street Cemetery. Officials note work will proceed on the family lot with no public ceremonies planned and access remains open to visitors.
Group No. 8 of St. Joseph Catholic Church Holy Name Society meets this evening at Joseph Knoble’s home in Henrietta with a prominent Lorain speaker. The gathering, at the school hall at 7:30, plans future activities and two members are to be received into the organization. Peter Niesen leads transportation.
Mrs. Maude Bryant Harper formerly of South Amherst died in Marquette Michigan on Monday. The body will arrive in Amherst Wednesday evening and services will be held at the South Amherst Methodist church at 2 pm Reverend RL Jensen will officiate and burial will follow at Evergreen cemetery. She is survived by a sister Adeline Hollingsworth of North Olmsted a nephew Howard Leonard of South Amherst and a niece Mrs Harvey Heyman of Birmingham.
James Doyle on Elyria Avenue hosted Holy Name Society St. Joseph Church members Group 4 Monday evening after the general business meeting. Card games followed and lunch was served to all attendees.
Morning Bible school sessions will be held at several churches every morning starting at 9 a.m. The program invites local residents to attend and participate in daily lessons and prayers.
The regular rehearsal of the Junior choir of the Methodist church is scheduled for 6 30 this evening at the home of Mrs J B Egeland on Spring Street.
The Men's Club of St. Paul's Lutheran church meets in regular session at the church parlor at 7 39 this evening. A good attendance is desired.
The senior league business and social gathering at St Peter's Evangelical church is held in the church parlor this evening. Plans for the Waslington Birthday party will be finalized, and good attendance is encouraged.
The Kandy Kids girls basketball team head to Ver Milion this evening to face a Wellington girls squad in a regional matchup.
The Eagles auxiliary will hold a regular session at the F. G. E. Haul on Thursday evening and all members are urged to attend.
Members of the Congregational Sunday school orchestra will rehearse at the director Mrs Pan sy Harris on Church street at 7 15 Wednesday evening for the weekly session asking all musicians to attend.
Elmer Johnson Post No 118 American Legion Auxiliary will host the South Amherst Auxiliary for a Valentine party at the Town Hall assembly rooms this evening.
Miss Norberta Davis of Cleveland visited Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs George Ratley. Mr and Mrs Adam Schroeder and daughter Betty Lou visited Elyria relatives. A K Jenne and B A Jenne were Wellington visitors Monday. Karl Schroeder resumed duties at a Cleveland newspaper after weekend with his parents. Mr and Mrs Gordon Schulz of Cleveland spent weekend with Mrs Emily Linenos. H Kane visited Akron Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Charles Jatch of Shaker Heights spent Sunday at the John Springer home on South Main Street.
The Altar Rosary Society of St Joseph Catholic church held its monthly meeting in the school hall last evening. Plans were made for a public dinner the week of the 19th. Rev Fr Eischen spoke, and after Fan Tan games refreshments were served to fifteen by Mrs C G Aschenbach and Mrs E W Lahiff. The next gathering is Monday evening March 6 with Mrs J A Weasbecher and Mrs W J Bodman hosting.
In Dedham Massachusetts Richard B Coles bequeathed his wife and two children $1 each with the stipulation that the gifts be collected within one year or be forfeited. The bulk of the estate goes to two other children.
The two Infantas Beatrix and Maria Christina of Spain live abroad at Fontainebleau after the monarchy ends. They are 23 and 21, enjoy simple fashions, knit, travel, and consider themselves free to choose husbands while rumors link them to Spanish cousins. They visited the Queen of Italy and remain figures of fascination without crowns.
A gentle Alsatian named Tiger retrieved a live canary in Lane Cove New South Wales. The bird escaped its cage on the lawn and flew among flowers before Tiger woke and caught it in his jaws. He returned the unharmed canary to his master.
A definition contrasts vernacular speech as homely local speech used by a group with language as the general word body used by all speakers of a language group. The note highlights regional terms and shared vocabulary.
A quotation contrasts force and spirit, asserting only two powers govern the world the sword and the spirit with the sword eventually overcome by the spirit.
The text argues that Tf character is shown by handwriting, noting that clever men often have notably poor penmanship. It cites letter slope thickness and overall trend as indicators beyond legibility, suggesting clerkly clearness may be a mechanical skill rather than a mark of intellect.
Cobier's Weekly notes the Fourteenth century pestilence as history's greatest calamity, sweeping Asia Europe and northern Africa and killing about 67 million people with some nations losing half their populations.
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