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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1933
Page
8
Washington prepared for the inauguration with a large police presence including detectives from several cities. Up to 200 Baltimore officers may be brought in to help crowd control, a plan discussed by Hazen, with Dc firemen also slated if needed.
Maryland banks closed today under a three day banking holiday ordered by Governor Albert C. Ritchie to curb heavy withdrawals. Deposits totaling over 800 million dollars in 205 institutions are frozen, with reopening planned after emergency legislation limits withdrawals to a fixed percentage of deposits. The plan advances to the legislature for swift passage under rules suspension as Attorney General Lane and the governor work out details.
Miss Katherine Burkholder daughter of Mr and Mrs W O Burkholder of Mansfield married James Roscoe McGinty in a February ceremony officiated by Rev J K Unbarger. The couple will reside at 108 Chester avenue Mansfield O, with the groom a 1927 Penfield High School graduate.
The Ladies society of the Congregational church will meet at society hall on Wednesday March 1. Members are requested to attend and participate in the planned program and discussions.
Born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Gott on Monday February 20 at Memorial hospital Elyria. Mrs Gott formerly Miss Dorothy Kellogg of Penfield.
Numerous Sunday visits and dinners mark a busy social week. Lynden Jones and Boggs hosted Lewis Jones and others. Lucile Gregg entertained Elyria friends. Mrs Sophia Branson visited Spencer households. families from Spencer Mansfield and Akron called on relatives. Martha and George Washington party at the M E society drew eighty people with games and prizes.
A county road crew near Redmond Oregon set off a minor dynamite blast to obtain cinders for highway work. The blast released more material than planned and exposed the edge of a volcanic rim with hot cinders and smoke.
A concise reflection on character. The quote contrasts greatness with following lesser impulses, urging restraint and self-m mastery as the path to achievement.
The article traces Eleanor Roosevelt’s emergence as the “new woman” through her friendship with Franklin D. Roosevelt, her work at the Consumers’ League and Rivington Street Settlement, and her engagement. It notes her White House visits, education, and marriage on March 17, 1905 to a distant cousin as President Roosevelt watched. The piece previews her future family life and children.
Ramblings With The Flowers by Mrs C F Ensign notes the Texas bluebonnet Lupinus Texensis as the official state flower since 1901. It faces extinction from progress, prairie vehicles, and cultivation, thrives in poor soils, but dies in rich soil as civilization expands and autos harvest fields.
Ex mayor Lee McAtee swung at a golf club in a Pendleton sporting goods store. The club head separated from the shaft and shattered a 30 by 60 inch plate glass window in the storefront.
A local newspaper notice directs readers to phone Violet Curtice at 01 Herrick Ave East for delivery service or complaints. For missed copies or delivery issues, contact Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland, phone 156 R.
Fifty-one members of the Home builders class of the Methodist Sunday School gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A B Jones for the monthly business and social meeting. The long table was decorated in patriotic colors for a Washington Lincoln birthday themed covered dish supper. Mrs C A Barnes led the devotionals with entertainment by Mrs Harry Hannon and Mrs D G Swanger. Special guests were Mr and Mrs W H Behrends, Mr and Mrs Nichols, Mr and Mrs Mc Queen and Mr and Mrs Weinbar of New London.
The Y W C A party at the Grange hall Thursday night drew thirty five members and guests. Punch and wafers were served. A Bunco party is planned for the group next month.
The Executive Board met at Mrs. Herman Wight’s home to outline a busy spring. Bake sales are set for March 4 and March 21 under Lettie Hawk and John Wight supervision. The St Patrick’s supper is planned for March 17 and the Visiting Basket travels weekly with each member asked to contribute items. Domestic Baking Exchange to allow orders for favorite recipes with funds benefiting the church treasury led by Mrs. William Blanchard and Mrs. H O Pratt.
Dr and Mrs Harlan Dudley and their son Allen attended the Durand family reunion and supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Dulmage in South Amherst on Thursday evening.
Funeral in Cleveland for Raymond Heine mourned by Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Herold. Berea’s Mrs. Mary Sumner improving. Longbow couple to care for her. Wilda Heineman hosts R F M class with out of town guests. Bruno Spooner very ill. Leona Austin operated at Elyria Clinic. Gertrude Akins visits Columbus nephew Homer Akins. Cather dinner with Walkden relatives. Bertha Gest hosts relatives for Oscar Gest visit. Anton Kowalski marks 18th anniversary. Paulson hosts Burns guests. Scarlet fever affects Harry Martin’s young son. Belle Osborne caring for him. Harringtons move to Black place.
Members of the Ladies' Degree team met in the hall yesterday afternoon to prepare for the initiation of candidates into the third and fourth degree. Initiation is set for March 8 with a covered-dish supper to follow the degree work.
Eleven members of the Work Society of the Ladies Aid of the Church of Christ met at Miss Catherine Clara's home Thursday afternoon. They quilted and arranged plans for another gathering in the church parlors in two weeks.
Delmar Roedel and Robert Andrews left yesterday morning by motor for Mardi Gras in New Orleans. They plan to visit Florida before returning home.
Mrs. R. W. Faus and Mrs. Delane Beers captured first place in the Women’s Contract Bridge tournament at Henry Ramser’s Grille on Thursday evening. Final scores list Faus and Beers at 24 and 12 points, Brouse and Burge 22, Bennett and Ramser 20, Sheldon and Hawk 18, Holland and Wadsworth 18, Watters and Daugherty 16.
Members of the Player's group directed by Mrs. Franklin Jones will stage their play at Mrs. Roy Clisby's home on March 6, shifting from Monday evening due to the Friendship Guild meeting at Mrs. Roy McCormack's home. The postponement places the event to accommodate church activities.
Charles O'Donnell two son of Mr and Mrs E O'Donnell has been ill the past few days but is now reported improved in health. Congressman elect Don Harter and Mrs Harter of Akron were guests at the Burt Curtice home Thursday afternoon. The United Young People's class of the Church of Christ sponsored a Fellowship supper in the dining room of the church last evening with members of the church and Sunday school invited.
Feb 26 updated social column lists Mr. and Mrs. Frank Derek and daughter from Elyria visiting A. J. Derek. H Chambers of Ford road stayed with E. Eppley. John Ronez hosted relatives from Elyria, Gladys Freeland of Kent College weekend with Grant Freeland. Pearl Eppley visited Cleveland Friday. Carlisle Grange attendees from Murray Ridge.
Mrs. George Knittle hosted Rural Welfare League members Tuesday with a good turnout and a tu Treen dinner served at noon.
Real estate transfers include Lorain County Savings and Trust Company to Gottlieb H Knott for Foster Avenue Elyria. Gor don heirs to George M Turner quitclaim to Hawthorne Longfellow and Oberlin areas Elyria. Minnie M Sharp to Alvin R Sharp Woodruff Caldwell Avon Lake. Spencer heirs to Charles A Martin quit claim Lake Road Maplewood West Shore Sheffield Lake. Clare and Charlotte Webb to Carl and Constance Humphrey Parmely Avenue Elyria. Sheriff deed Cleveland Trust to Lorain County properties Idaho Avenue Lorain. Guardian Trust to Vermilion on the Lake Company sublet 1350 Vermilion on the Lake Subdivision Brownhelm Township.
The passage notes a group of women spending the day quitting, with no additional context or identifiable names or locations provided.
Friends note the return of Donald Fridenstein from Elyria Memorial Hospital. Elyria high school students Anna Raag Carl Raag Roberta Freeland Jean Fridenstien Maude Fridenstien Jane Kennelly Jean Kennelly and Janette Baus enjoyed a holiday from school Wednesday.
Murray Ridge PTA met Friday evening with good attendance. President George Fridenstein presided as plans were made for a near-term hard time party chaired by Miss Alice Crompp. Funders' Day featured candle-lighting led by Mrs. Grace Gannett and musical and drill performances by local students and families.
The text argues that human evolution, both biological and societal, trends overall toward good, truth, and beauty rather than badness, falseness, and ugliness. It frames progress as a general positive force guiding both individuals and culture.
Redmond Oregon a boy scout named Belcher undertook a long journey to cover a vast district of counties in Oregon and ten recently when his cash was tied up in The Dalles Bank under moratorium. He traveled several thousand miles without expense for transportation.
James Freemyer, a former Seattle advertising solicitor, was declared legally dead after missing on a hunting trip for 14 years. Probate Judge Everett Smith named W. C. Hudson, the foster father of Freemyer's 13 year old son George, as administrator. Hudson later adopted the boy.
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