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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1933
Page
8
Avon Lake January 11 diverges as Manager Dick Mason announces Avon Lake Merchants first team faces Brookside Ex-Hn and second team plays Sabiers Candy of Amherst Friday evening January 13 with games at 7 30.
Miss Thelma Burkhardt of Cleveland visited her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Burkhardt for a weekend stay. She is welcomed by the family at home and returns with fond memories of the visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Gale Smith of Cleveland were Sunday dinner guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cerl Pederson, on Hunter Road.
Ed Schumaker and his daughter Katherine and Madelyn of Cleveland were six o'clock dinner guests of his brother and family.
Chicago January 11 A strange murder mystery grows as Bandmaster Edwin Schildhauer and his wife dominate a web of motives. Capt John Stege reports new information suggesting two hired killers slain the bandmaster after his body was dumped from a car. The cast includes Mrs Schildhauer George Birkinshaw Mrs Birkinshaw Carl Bradberry Charlotte Holland Paul Walton and others with the widow pressed for confessions while police stay at sea.
Miss Thelma Taylor and Miss Helen Young of Cleveland were Sunday dinner guests of Miss Taylor’s parents Mr and Mrs Perry Taylor of Oakwood Drive. Miss Gladys Peak and Miss Edna Peak of Avon were Monday dinner guests of their cousins Miss Nettie Viets of Center Road.
The regular meeting of the Legion Auxiliary was held Tuesday evening at Park Hall.
After lingering at the home of Mr and Mrs Hugh Fitzgerald Benton Fitzgerald goes back to his Detroit residence following a brief stay with his parents.
Ruth Mitchell Mrs Curtis Duff and Mrs Archie Spade attended a Lorain Monday evening meeting of the Masonic Maids with other members present.
Mr and Mrs Wm Engel hosted a Sunday dinner inviting Mr and Mrs E Dunning and daughter Nina Mr and Mrs Donald Engel Mr and Mrs Fred Engel Mr and Mrs Archie Spade and son Bobby Mr and Mrs Robert Grell and son Bobby of Lorain and Wm Arnold for the social gathering.
Mrs. H Fitzgerald attended a bridge club in Cleveland Tuesday. Berea residents Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hermen and daughter Jeanne and Mr. and Mrs. Wm Schabel and Mr. and Mrs. R H Faye were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Franklin of Forest Hill Drive. John Parlack family visited Mrs. Charles Kuhn on Lake Road. Eugene Herman Sr hosted Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stroble of Cleveland Sunday. Dr. George Williams of Warrensville called on his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Wm Schumaker on Miller Road Sunday afternoon. Miss Reta Roush of Penfield Junction attended the Clearview Avon Lake game Friday. Sam Rose family and Dick visited Alvin Walker on Center Road Sunday. Florence Schwanitz of South Point Drive shopped in Cleveland Monday. Clair Rodgers of Burton Street was a Lorain guest Monday. James Bloomfield Wilson Buswell and Walter Mitchell were guests of Celevi and friends Sunday evening. Leonard Clawson of Lorain called on her parents.
Local Wellington notices advise residents to phone Mrs Violet Curtice at 301 Herrick Ave East for delivery items and to use Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland with phone 156 R for delivery service complaints or missed copies.
Ed Van Cleef 76 a Wellington native and former Herrick Memorial library trustee died of heart disease in Toledo where he and wife Josephine Chapman Van Cleef spent the winter months He was linked to Horr Warner Co of Wellington and Lodi a Kiwanis and Masonic member He leaves wife two sons Kent and Frank a sister Ida and a brother Frank funeral plans await body arrival and will be handled by Keith Andrews
The city council asked for expanded plans outlining scope timeline and funding mechanisms for the proposed project. Officials stressed the need for clearer milestones risk assessment and community impact analysis before approval.
Forty five members of the Friendship Guild of the Congregational church met at the home of Mrs. Caroll Wight Monday evening. The feature was a stereoptical lecture on Labrador by Cary Townsend. Assisting hostesses were Miss Martha Rutledge, Mrs. William Wadsworth, and Mrs. Robert Burnham.
Misses Margaret and Jeanette Warner will open their home on Monday evening January 23 for a Benefit party supporting the Friendship Guild of the Congregational church. Assisting hostesses will be Miss Ruth Mortimer, Miss Felon Manecke and Miss Alice Davidson.
Carmi Kelsey, aged 1?, last of a nine child family, died at the old Kelsey homestead Bakers Crossing on Monday. A violinist in youth he helped build the Bakers Crossing schoolhouse and organized the First Fife and Drum corp of Huntington. He never married and lived alone for seventeen years. Funeral services were held today at the Universalist church in Bakers Crossing conducted by Rev. Young of Nova, burial by The Sacketts of New London in the church cemetery.
Mrs A H Pierce deputy Grand matron of the 4th district O E S and Mrs Helen Baker worthy matron of the Wellington chapter will attend the 1982 Matrons district luncheon at West Salem on Saturday.
The newly formed village orchestra titled the Pied-Pipers includes Paul Recard, Charles Willard, Morris Tran, Carlton Willard and Paul Schaffer. They perform Friday dances at Vincent Hall in Huntington and have been booked to play at Oberlin Grange Hall on Thursday.
Henriet ta Ohio January 11 The Henriet ta Farmers Institute will meet at the Henriet ta school January 23 and 24 with speakers Della Lawrence of Wooster and Vernon E Krause of North Lima. The program includes morning and afternoon sessions with talks on farming, home nursing, market gardening, and farm life, plus musical numbers by local groups and a period of fun. Election of officers will follow at the close of the sessions.
Wellington council will not pass a curfew ordinance now. After months of debate, trustees favored keeping schoolchildren off streets after nine. Night Watchman Paul Coffin will cooperate with schools to enforce loitering laws.
E. T. Burnside aged 82, father of Dr. Burnside of this place, is critically ill at the Champaign hospital at Mechanicsburg with little hope for recovery. Dr. and Mrs. Burnside were at his bedside on Sunday.
The Lorain county School Concert Orchestra will perform for the first time in Wellington at a Parent Teachers Association meeting this month. Mrs. Gary Cleveland Myers of Cleveland College will speak.
The village council appointed Robert Walden as solicitor Frank Richmond as street commissioner Paul Coffin as Night Watchman Arn Coates as Fire Chief and Electrical engineer and deputy marshals Chester Eglin Frank Richmond and Lyn Coates on Monday evening.
John Duff of the Board of Public Affairs urged immediate public works to aid the unemployed. Village engineer Tom Laundon outlined a sewer project on Herrick Avenue East costing 8950 dollars.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker of Walker road were in town Saturday evening. E. J. Nussdorfer and son Burr and nephews Teddy and Adrian Nussdorfer spent Saturday sightseeing in Cleveland. Miss Wava Shindler of Burton street visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Miller on E. Erie avenue. Mr. and Mrs. John Terveen spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Jenkins.
Columbia Jan 11 Mr and Mrs Wm Bonnar and family attended the funeral of Mrs Bonnars sister in Hinckley who died of brain tumor. Ross Churchward will finish his horticulture degree at Ohio State in March. Mrs Lillian Blakesley daughter Eleanor of Berea and Ralph King with son Oliver visited. Baptist Church annual meeting Jan 16. Quarantine lifted from homes of Mr and Mrs Columbus and Chas Richards.
Misses Ruth and Ina Dunkle visited Cleveland while the village council ordered repair work on the North Main street sidewalk over the Big Four tracks. H H Reep thanked the council for a tree allowed to be cut in West Main street park. Homeowners on South Main petitioned for a storm sewer. Therman Auble is in the hospital for observation. An R C executive meeting planned the year. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Beckley and Mr and Mrs Laughery of Rochester.
Local report notes Columbia High School basketball team will play Brookside here Friday night. Farm Bureau gathering at town hall last Thursday featured talks by Camp bel Pittsfield counts agent, Hummell, and Hevener on rubber industry. 4-H reps Roberta Ingersoll and Arthur Crocker reported on Columbus and Chicago trips. Officers nominated: Pres A D Crocker, VP M H Bartler, Sec Roy Perkins, Treas J J Sabins. County meeting set for M E church in Elyria Saturday.
Ashland Oregon stockman Ray Spencer shows a litter of 20 piglets that can squeal ma to one sow. All but one piglet thrived and found a dinner spot.
Martin Pippert and sister Miss Sophia Pippert entertained the Neighborhood Club at their home Friday evening with Mrs. Ray Brown as assistant hostess. Attendees included Eleanor Beier, Earl and a child Kendeigh, Otto Huene, C. Bickel, Lloyd Brewster, L. C. Bates, Carl Bates and children, John Cherry and children, Loel Beam and children, Tillie Christy, Ray Brown and family. Bridge club hosted by Harley Kelly Saturday evening with Archie McDowell winning first honors. Rex Lees took the booby prize. A late lavish lunch followed for Rex Lees, Ernest Lamvermyer, Archie McDowell, and the hosts.
In Astoria Oregon a large dairy barn owned by Herman Heikkala collapsed, killing 15 cattle and three horses. Five cows were so badly injured they had to be shot. Believed faulty construction caused the disaster.
Frost swept through Clatsop county ruining rutabaga turnip and other root crops and causing estimated losses of two thousand to fifteen thousand dollars for farmers and dairymen.
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