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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1932

Page

2

Ashland Wellington North A M A M PLM Lye Ashland

Train and bus connections in Ashland and Wellington are noted with schedules and routes to Oberlin Cleveland Erie R R lines. The fragment lists towns Ashland Wellington Huntington Sullivan Polk and references to a weekly listing and fares around 5.95.

Ashland Wellington North A. M.A Lye Tits Ly Youka Sullivan Huntington Wellington OM. Ly Polk Caeeeneee Fe North Ly South Ly Velinn Oberlin Lishta Cleveland Erie R. R W. Lne

Notice of County Board view on ditch improvement

Arditerts Office Tarun Counts Obo January 31 1232. The Board of County Commissioners of Gorain County fix January 20 202W for viewing the proposed ditch widening from Andrew Schmite Lot 22 Ave Vil to French Creek and January 11 for the first hearing at the Court House Elyria Ohio. C S Keller County Auditor.

Arditerts Tarun Henrys Joseph Wiss Peti Tomes Andrew Schmite Matt Wilhelmi Henry Schuster Frank J. Lutes Peter Schuster Martin Johnson John Long Rh. M. Berth Isoard Gorain County TAS Court House Elyria Ohio C. S. Keller

Local Notes Through Seville Area Tumult and Theatre Plans

Chatham residents report health concerns including a hand infection. Community life features include visits by students to Ohio State University and Ohio Wesleyan, church officers elected, the Dramatic Club performance The Old New Hampshire Home, and high school basketball results. Other items note births, travels, and upcoming town hall plays by Baptist Young People. Community events, club meetings, and sports events fill the Seville area diary.

Old New Hampshire Dramatic Club Farmer Winthrop Ernest Clapr Edward van Dusen Mabel Jesse Garver Oliver Stanhope Glenn Garver Zeb Watkins Leoma Lance The Grange Orchestra Cleveland Plenry Town Hall Baptist Garden Club Rose Davis Iva van Arsdaye Russell Fitch Columbia High School Harlie Fish Jackson Center Ohio Robert Painter

Mission Society Meets At Mrs Blake Kulp Home

Fifteen members of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church gathered at Mrs Blake Kulp’s home Thursday afternoon. A program featured Mrs H J Kohn speaking on her California missions, a piano solo by Mrs Moreland House, reading by Miss Helen Rife, a vocal duet by Mrs Emerson Dague and Mrs Dan Clifford, and a discussion from the study book Christ Comes to the Village. A lunch was served.

Local social notes and Farmers Institute events at Artz home

Miss Ruth Richardson of Akron and Verna Holloway of Cleveland visited the Artz home in Columbia. Strongsville residents Viola Offenberg and Clarke Findlay were mentioned, with Nelson Offenberg of Berea on vacation. The Farmers Institute starts at 9 4 Wednesday morning with a school program the first day. Perry Reisinger chairs the finance committee and Ella Mayer the bake contest. Musa aArtz has neuritis, and Mary Walker hosted guests.

Columbia Ruth Richardson Akron Verna Holloway Cleveland Artz Viola Offenberg Strongsville Wm. Mayer Nelson Offenberg Berea Grace Walkden Clarke Findlay Farmers’ Institute Perry Reisinger Ella Mayer Musa <aArtz William and Lee Sheer Mary Walker Rollie Fitch Ruth Lily Wright

Amherst Royal Neighbors Lodge Meeting Report

Mrs. Katherine Metluire of Lorain served as installing officer at the Royal Neighbors lodge gathering in South Amherst. Mrs Westly of Lorain assisted as ceremonial marshal. ten guests and twenty five members attended. Charley Nickel to host February meeting.

South Amherst Katherine Metluire Lorain Royal Nettle Bars Westly Lea John Wagener Are Charley Nickel

Young People Meet at Congregational Church Sunday

All young people sixteen and under are asked to meet at the Congregational church on Sunday evening at six o clock. C F Togle will be in charge.

Tid O'Elook Lex. C.F. Togle

Ladies Aid Society meeting at Methodist church

A regular meeting of the Ladies Aid Society was held Thursday afternoon at the Methodist church with Vere Lodi Gilson presiding in the president Mrs Warfield Harris’s absence. Rev Jamesson led devotionals. Mrs Eva Bryant and Mrs Frank Laraway provided refreshments after the business session. The next gathering is planned at Mrs Henry Ruth’s home with Mrs FL Nally as hostess.

Ladies Aid Vere Lodi Gilson Warfield Harris Jamesson Eva Bryant Frank Laraway Henry Ruth Flnally

Admitted to Elsrna Clinic for Operative Treatment

Mrs. Ben Nickel was admitted to the Elsrna Clinic on Thursday for operative treatment.

Ben Nickel Elsrna

Return Home for Duimage Family After Month in Colorado

Mr and Mrs H E Duimage and family return to their home after spending the past month with relatives in Colorado.

Reurn H. E. Duimage Colorado

New Year Calling Guests Visit River Road

Mrs Peache is on the sick et al. Mrs Belle Bailey hosts New Year's callers including Mr and Mrs Harry Jackson of Oberlin Miss Geneva Henry of Flyria and others. Several residents from Elyria Ta Grange Sandusky Ridgeville Canal Fulton and Cleveland visitations noted.

Charley Seeley Florence Richard Sandusky Seeley Fred Tran Nina Seeley John Chambers Eaton Geo. Dent Ridgeville Clarence Montaene Cleveland Harry Podlich New Baltimore

Oberlin Social Notes Report Holiday Visits and Travel

New Oberlin residents Mr and Mrs Harold Steinman and son Dick moved back to Toledo Monday. Local families including Younglas Dion Schmitz and Justin visited kin in Lorain Elyria La Grange Ashland Kipton and Sullivan. Social guests welcomed by the Bates and Mann families marked New Year celebrations with multiple gatherings.

New Oberlin Harold Steinman Toledo Lawrence Younglas Willard Chris Justin Henry Schmitz Frank J. Schmitz Lorain G. H. Dion Nick Webber C. Justin Elyria F. C. Brown Arthur Dion la Grange A. Nolan Indiana Mathias Wohleber Urban Winzel Ashland Pearl Telford West Russia Club R. H. Keighley Oberlin Nick Smith John Emerich James Barry John Webber Kipton Marsh Anderson William and Theodore Mann Carl Bates Henrietta F. Woolridge Sullivan

Neighbors and visitors share holiday gatherings

Mrs Lowe and Mr and Mrs Claude Woolridge returned home after a holiday vacation. Mr and Mrs Wm Peabody were New Year dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Richardson in Oberlin and played bridge. Carl Younglas and family visited Henry Seehmits. Lincoln Kelley and Henrietta joined Harley Telford for Sunday dinner. Oberlin Grange card party drew many neighbors. Henry Will of Elyria and A Dion of La Grange visited Dion. Mrs Dena Brown and son Elner returned from Toledo after New Year’s break. Mrs J J Hackett of Akron visited W Peabody family and took Jack home after a week’s vacation. Peabody mother joined for a few days.

Lowe Claude Woolridge Wm. Peabody Richardson Oberlin Carl Younglas Henry Seehmits Lincoln Kelley Henrietta Harley Telford Oberlin Grange Flenry Will Elyria A. Dion la Grange H. Dion Dena Brown Elner Toledo J. J. Hackett Akron Sundsay W. Peabody Jack Mrs. W. Peabody

Local Social News From Elyria And Nearby Towns

Kipton ripton Jan Ti Dinner guests included Mrs Perkins and Miss Latte men with several visitors from Lorain and Wellington. Rev Schwentfurth plus Brumbys attended Calvary Baptist services in Sandusky. Camien township school board organized with WLOD Davidson president Robert Davidson clerk FL E sharp treasurer. Raymond Chrysler, son of Mrs Clayton Chrysler, contracts scarlet fever. sister Wilma ill. Camden Penfield basketball crowd included F A Perkins and M E Perkins. Pauline Clifford of Wellington visit Frances Perkins. Leila Mitchell of Rochester stayed with the Perkinses.

Ll. A. Obitts Elyria PH Schwentfurth G. A. Brumby Calvary Baptist Davidson Robert Davidson Vlerk FL. E. Sharp Ralph Morgan Raymond Chryler Clayton Chrysler Wilma Camden-Penfield Penfield F. A. Perkins M. E. Perkins Pauline Clifford Wellington Frances Perkins Leila Mitchell Rochester

Road to the Citys play set for Winton High

Kipton residents will attend The Road to the Citys at Winton High School auditorium Wednesday evening January 13 1982 under the Parent Teachers Association. The cast features strong local talent with weeks of practice promised to deliver the season’s production and a capacity audience is expected.

Kipton Winton High School Parent

Gas Driven Motors Power New York Electric Plant

A million dollar electricity generating plant is under construction in Keuka New York after natural gas discovery nearby. The system uses gas driven motors to pump water to a hilltop reservoir, then flow down to turbines that generate power for Central New York. The setup promises economical, reliable operation with 96 000 horsepower and pumps capable of 8000 gallons per minute.

Keura N.Y Switzerland Lake Keuka New York

Burl Sentenced for Swallowing Bogus Check in Belleville

Lester Burl of St. Louis Missouri was sentenced to 30 days in jail in Belleville for a guilty plea to a vagrancy charge after allegedly passing a bad $30 check at four Belleville filling stations. He reportedly chewed and swallowed the check when deputies tried to arrest him.

Belleville Ilinois Lester Burl St. Louis Bird Burl

Extension Division Offers 90 Courses at Cost

Boston report says the State Department of Education University Extension Division will offer 90 courses at cost this winter. The program spans a wide range of subjects and aims to provide affordable university level study to the public.

Boston State Department of Education

Britain’s Semi-Tariff Act Aids Cotton Mills

Britain’s Abnormal Importations Order No 3 imposes 50 percent duties on cotton based goods to aid Lancashire cotton mills, following prior woolen duties. The move aims to ease internal wage disputes and prevent strikes though some sectors criticize omissions and expect further duties on iron, steel, and other classes. United States imports have been affected more with more orders anticipated.

London Britain Lancashire Yorkshire Board of Trade Walter Runciman United States

Expert Gives Heart Rules For Those With Heat Trouble

Dr. Franz M. Grodel, a German heart specialist, outlines twelve commandments for people with heart or circulatory concerns. They advise avoiding disturbances, moderation in fluids and tobacco, light alcohol and weak coffee, walking or golfing in moderation, rest at midday, calm excitement, year round vacations, weekly rest, and following a physician’s advice.

Buffalo N. Y Franz M. Grodel

Old Blacksmith Still Hopeful

Detroit community notes Frank Hall a blacksmith for 42 years still runs his shop as autos take over. He chats with a few remaining oldtimers about changing times while his forge sits cold and a horse is occasionally brought in for work.

Detroit Frank Hall Hall Blacksmiths’ Union

Texan Engineer Miller Aids Graf Zeppelin Refuel

Tearas George C Miller of Dallas is a Texas engineer connected with the Graf Zeppelin refueling operation. He recently returned from Pernambuco Brazil where the airship was refueled for a flight to Friedrichshafen and crossed the ocean with the Graf. Miller, a Fort Worth Central High School football captain and Baker College alumnus, received an engraved cigarette case from Dr Hugo Eckener the Graf Zeppelin commander.

Dallas Tearas George C. Miller Graf Zeppelin Pernambuco Brazil Fredrichshafen Miller Fort Worth Daniel Baker College Hugo Eckener

Practical and Aesthetic Guides On Home Repair and Opera

A catalog of subject matter ranges from practical home repair instructions to artistic guidance on appreciating opera. The items illustrate a balance between useful craft knowledge and cultural enrichment.

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