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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1933
Page
10
A dog narrator vents about hunger and neglect while observing his owner and a Sealyham. He compares life at home to a lazy, quarrelsome court and notes the master’s pompousness, loud fears, and theatrical talk. The piece blends humor with canine perspective on humans.
Fragmentary text depicts a narrator describing a difficult horse fare, a quiet dog, and a stylish woman near Delmonico's. The tone suggests casual urban chatter about social observations and walking limits.
An old advertisement promises rapid fat loss and health boosts using Kruschen Salts. It claims a 15 pound monthly loss, reduced double chin and hips, clearer skin, and urges weighing before and after using one bottle, with cautions to avoid imitations and to buy at C W Phillips as a leading druggist.
A playful, vivid snippet shows dogs chatting about their bond with a master. One scatters breakfast and eyes the scene while another ponders a brisk two hour wait and the dog’s instinct to sniff and plead. The tone hints at rural humor and canine camaraderie.
A roundup of visits and family gatherings around Eaton. Crowell and son King traveled to Mount Vernon on business while Shuster family visited Sister Ann Frances at St Josephs Academy in Cleveland. Brumenschenkel and relatives dined with Bechtels in Mansfield. Mrs Esch er ill in Wayland. Sophomore Isa Belle Reisinger hosted sixteen peers for games and puzzles. Alfred Alexander and family dined with Albert Alexander. Edward Hillman family stayed with John Hammer in Lorain. Carrie Splete from Cleveland spent Sunday with W F Splete family.
Mr and Mrs William Hennie entertained the pedro club at their home Saturday night. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Arthur Buck Ridgeville Mr and Mrs Ora Lysaght Elyria Mr and Mrs Kenneth Buck Mr and Mrs Thomas Sampson and Mr and Mrs Bernard Cowley. High scores won by Mrs Cowley and Mr Campson. consolation prizes awarded to Mrs Sampson and Mr Cowley. Refreshments served.
Mr. and Mrs. George Reisinger of Elyria were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Reisinger. Mrs. W H Splete and daughter Eleanor from Berea called on the Pierces Friday night. Mrs. Bernard Cowley visited last week with her daughter in Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Cooley of Amherst were guests of Minnie Tite Saturday. Leslie McNelly ill in Eustis Florida reported by Mrs H F Haven. Edmund Monroe of Elyria visited the Pierces Sunday. Ray Durkee and Leland Durkee dined with Russell Carpenter in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson have a new car.
Thirty five members and three visitors attended the grange meeting on Tuesday night February 14. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Grills of Columbia and Mrs. Harley Haskins from Ironton. The report of the meeting follows.
Lorain County poultry raisers plan a meeting on March 16 likely in Elyria. The county extension service and its poultry committee announced led by acting extension agent C. I. Hummel. Topics include poultry feeding and disease control with a potential speaker from the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster.
A dance from 9 P M to 2 36 A M will feature four of the county s best orchestras at the Moose Coliseum in Lorain Ohio Tuesday evening February 21 Hines Billings Pete Worthington Floyd Hayes and Jack Sullivan will perform.
The column lists residents visiting each other and hosting gatherings in Henrietta and nearby areas. Attendees include Myron Reis Fred Latteman George Latteman Theodore Latteman Herman Weber Clarence Johansen Albert Johansen Lloyd Brewster Gena Becker Helen Bauman Adaline Becker Wallace Court Will Paul Mary Thompson Edith Kropf Louis Delefield Marguerite Park Ed Hart C. S. Buswell Ray Brown Anna Krieg Leonard Buchs Melvin Unger John Lad rack Gertie Mapes and others across Birmingham Brownhelm Oberlin Milan Elyria Amherst Norwalk Dover and Murray Ridge.
F. L. Meredith, a salesman, forgot to wake after a 15 minute sun lamp bath in Aberdeen Washington. He slept for three hours, suffered severe burns on both sides, and was hospitalized for three days.
The auditing committee was read and accepted. Mrs. John Leach was named chairman of a committee to buy and fit new sash curtains for the windows. With Mrs. E. E. Durkee and Mrs. James Parker leading, sides were to be chosen for a membership drive to be timed later. Mr. Grills of Columbia spoke on taxation. Lunch followed.
Arrangements for a church fellowship supper on Tuesday evening February 21 are led by Cleon Crowell. All welcome to attend with one dish besides sandwiches. Canvass and Budget Committees to report. Mrs. E. E. Durkee to present an program. Several local homes quarantined for scarlet fever. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Lysaght and son Bernard from Elyria visited. Mrs. John White returned from Cleveland after caring for her ailing mother.
A survey traces national and state flowers by origin, vote, and tradition. It notes France iris Egypt lotus England wild rose Ireland shamrock Scotland thistle US wild rose state picks by children legislatures and popular ballots across many states with examples like Kentucky trumpet vine Florida orange Nevada white prairie white and more culminating in the 1929 national flower contest won by the wild rose with a 230000 vote lead.
Chevrolet built 64,594 new cars and trucks in January 1933, the largest single month since July 1931, with 58,400 destined for domestic dealers and the rest for Canada and overseas markets. Production ran about 2,500 units daily, six days a week in some plants, and deliveries at retail reached about 55,000 of the new models by month end.
Detroit February 18 Rockne retail sales by dealers for January 1933 rose 211 percent from January 1932 and 50.3 percent from December 1932 George M Graham VP Rockne Motors reported production schedules for December and January were oversold In Wayne county Rockne remained among the ten sales leaders since last June.
In Columbus Nebraska a survey of the proposed Columbus Genoa power canal will be completed and the report turned over to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation in hopes of securing funding for the project from the agency.
Elyria Motors Inc. marks its first year since taking charge of the Hamilton Buick Co. at 347 East Bridge St. Harold Vogel leads the Elyria operation under General Motors supervision. Vogel’s career spans General Motors Ford and Cataract Motor Sales, with a key role in Fordson Tractor talks.
Lorain County farmers will study soils and crop problems at four meetings next week across Henrietta Eaton Penfield Oberlin. OSU soils expert Earl Jones will speak on fertilizer use and pasture improvement while county reports from 1930 and 1931 aid in addressing individual farm soil questions.
Malden residents can call the new free information bureau to obtain the correct time train and bus schedules and trolley car routes and to hear results of sporting events.
The Lake Avenue Community church group met February 18 at Mrs. J. H. Hogan's home with eighteen members present. President Mrs. R. H. Miller led devotionals, Mrs. Reynolds read a missions article, and members sewed carpet rags. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Edtha Hogan. Mrs. R. A. Shyrock will host on March 15.
Members of the Lake Avenue Sunday School Adult Bible class met at Mr. and Mrs. John Hecock’s home to organize electing officers including President Mrs. Howard Hulse and Vice President Mrs. Walter Schmidtkons. The Lorain County Men’s Chorus was planned for a March service with social meetings on the fourth Wednesday each month. March 22 was set for the next gathering hosted by Mrs. Hulse, with Miss Beck and Mrs. Miller on the entertainment committee. Dainty refreshments followed.
Reverend Bucholtz will conduct Sunday services at 10 45 AM with Sunday school at 9 20 AM. The schedule outlines worship and instructional time for parishioners.
A local resident attended funeral services for John Bierschbach at Sudro's funeral home in Elyria on Thursday afternoon. Bierschbach spent nearly all of his life in the surrounding area.
Nan and Bobby Shyrock attended a supper hosted by Barbara and Bob Cromling and Bobby Cromling performed with a string trio at the G A R hall in Elyria on Thursday evening Nan Shyrock accompanied the trio Mrs Peter Delefield and Mrs E O Pallas joined a Woman s Evangelical Union meeting at St Paul s church in Elyria Thursday afternoon The Community church choir gathered at Mrs Robert Taylor s home on Tuesday evening
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