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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1933
Page
2
The page lists rates for classified ads, moving and printing services, poultry and livestock buyers, rental housing, job items, and public notices. It includes ordinance notices from Elyria city government, hospital billing contracts, and probate hearing notices with dates and involved parties.
Sealed bids will be received by the Director of Public Service for the City of Elyria Ohio at City Hall until 12 noon Eastern Standard Time on Thursday May 14 for lease of a described Elyria property. Lands front Water Street in the West side, 4 feet wide, with terms of 1 to 3 years and monthly advance rent. Bids must name all interested parties and representations.
Funeral services were held at the Keith Andrews home for De f f D Snyder a Wellington veterinarian and former councilman who served as a director of the Wellington Fair. Representatives from Ohio fairs and village officials attended the service led by Dr Charles W Recard of Wellington's First Congregational Church. Pallbearers included L G Bradstock Dr Walter Birde Gus Joniman Eldo Lehman Frank Ly Jones and Elmer Weideman. Burial followed at New London.
In Los Angeles flamboyant parachute jumper Spud Manning challenged rival Bud Brandon to a drop race. Brandon opened his parachute at 180 feet, won the match but died on impact. Nearby, King’s Daughters members hosted a meeting at Mrs Mary Knapp’s home featuring a George Washington playlet with a full cast and a song by Helen Grissinger.
Members of the Friendship Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Laverda Rugg on Herrick Avenue East Thursday afternoon for a planned gathering.
Mrs. 5. A. Williams received a large batch of birthday cards Monday from friends in Elyria Wellington and New London. The greetings were organized as a secret birthday surprise by her friends.
Ohio was the focus of the Wellington Sorosis gathering at Mrs. George Warner’s home yesterday afternoon. The program included a roll call and papers on Ohio Scenic Spots, Ohio Ann Library project by Mrs. Myers Cooper, and Ohio's contributions to American history presented by Mrs. Caroline Branson.
Pierce reads aloud from a passage titled Ohio, the Gate Way State as Mrs. Charles Baum observes in a classroom scene.
Coach R W Baker of Penfield High School and the Penfield basketball team will join Codeh Jer Carlin of Case College at the Hilden-Watciocd use basketball game in Cleveland on Saturday. The Penfield players will be guests at Muriel Bradstock’s fraternity house before the game.
Mr and Mrs BE M Vincent attended the Lorain county bee keepers meeting at the Peters home in Eloylla Monday evening. Lutte Eatenstom Agent Argo of Columbus spoke on Package Bees and Their Management and County Extension Agent Hummell of Elyria spoke on The Roadside Marketing.
The Congregational church group plans a meeting at Mrs. Roy McCormack’s home with a toy symphony band formed by members of her kindergarten music school as the feature. The date will be announced in tomorrow’s paper.
Miss Florence Starr hosted the general executive committee of the Volgin Missionary Societies district for an all day session. Luncheon was hosted by Suss Starr with attendees including Mrs S D Lorette and several members from Wadsworth Sharon Center Gratton Elyria Green Springs Norwalk and Norwalk.
Rev H K Finley will exchange pulpits with Rev G L Keltenring next Sunday evening. The Friendly Bible class meets Friday evening with Charles Gardner. Hebron Association pastors meet at East Side Baptist Lorain next Tuesday afternoon with doctrinal discussion led by Rev C E Bacon and Rev Glenn Wilson to preach. Women's Missionary society met with Mrs A A McClellan. sewing done for locals. W L Lamoreaux to give object lesson at Sunday school close. Miss Viola Ray to lead BLOY PLUS next Sunday evening. about twenty five in weekly attendance. Sunday school active with 120 last Sunday. Miss Ruth Jloge finished medical course in Brussels and sails for Africa March 10. future plans announced soon.
George Radasovitch, senior at local Veigh school, joins Floyd Heys Saxophone Orchestra of Elyria. The ten musician group will play at the Rivoli theatre in Elyria on Sunday and at the Capitol theatre in Elyria on March 16. Radasovitch previously studied under Robert Baker.
Mrs Lawrence Baker has been ill with tonsillitis for several days. Mr and Mrs Harry Gill and sons Lloyd and Richard and Margaret Vargo were Sunday guests of Cleveland relatives. Mrs Milton Elliott and two sons were Sunday guests at Miss Ella Pease in Oberlin. Mrs C A Gott is visiting friends in New London for a few days. Dr and Mrs C B Weedman visited Wade Baum at the Cleveland Clinic yesterday. Mr and Mrs E C Kirpatrick and family of Ashland and Mrs Mary Rehman of Spencer dined with the Perry Knapp family. Mr and Mrs Burt Knapp and family were Sunday dinner guests of the Sam Warner family of Cleveland. D F Close, Barker Street, has been bedfast since last Friday. Miss Emma Dell Webber.
Daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Webber Maggar street can sit up for hours daily after an appendectomy Her return home from the Iyra hospital occurred Saturday in Fred Lawrences car Also weekend visitors to Mr and Mrs Paul Crawford included Mr and Mrs C K Rambler and Mr and Mrs Jack Armentrout of Lima plus Mr and Mrs Russell Ray hosting over Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Earl Ray of Lakewood
About 206 Rochester Township residents attended an oyster supper held for the pest drive losers in late January through February 4. The event at the M E B Church featured entertainment by a junior orchestra and local musicians, with numerous local families noted as guests and visitors during the period.
The article notes gold reserves piling up in vaults but India faces unbalanced trade and shaky finances as foreign exchange pressures persist. It discusses limits of gold holdings to stabilize the economy and calls for broader reform.
A reflection on how imagining others perspectives would disrupt self perception and social interaction, suggesting that self awareness shaped by external views undermines personal stability.
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