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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1933

Page

11

Radio Listings Reveal Evening Schedule Across Stations

Eastern Stan Programs list nightly lineup from WGAR and WTAM with shows such as The Bohemian Hour The Singing Lady Maude and Cousin Amos n Andy and Death Valley Days plus musical acts like Georges Williams Band and Sam Robbins Orchestra. The page also mentions an aerodrome advisory and a joke about bottle-money.

Cleveland Howard Thurston Dancing Strings Mr. Twister Wilfred Glenn Geo. Williams Fred Jeske Sodero Sam Robbins Lopez WTAM Schirmer Schmg Institute of Mus Secratary How Pie Plant Pete Lum Abner Gene Glen Don Bigelow Aeronautical Sktech Ras Na Rgret The Goldbergs Vallee Jac E. Ae A Steller, Jr

Wellington News Delivery Contacts

Wellington residents are advised to phone Mrs Violet Curtice at 301 Herrick Ave East for local news items and delivery service. For delivery complaints or missed copies, contact Junior Greasinger at 229 Courtland, phone 196 R.

Wellington Mrs Violet Curtice Herrick Ave Junior Greasinger Courtland

Lemon from Florida Orchard Sets 16 Inch Circumference Record

Fred West of Detroit Michigan and former Wellington High School student under Principal D G Swanger brought a 16 inch circumference lemon from his uncle’s Florida orchard during a vacation. Mrs Swanger prepared a notably large lemon pit using half the fruit.

Wellington Jaz Fred West Detroit Michigan Wellington High School D. G. Swanger West Florida

Wellington Post Celebrates 160th Birthday of Civil War Vet Knapp

American Legion officers visited Civil War veteran Reuben Knapp to extend birthday greetings on his 160th birthday. W A C members presented an angel food cake baked by Deborah Still, and the Relief corps gave roses. Past Noble Grand association of the Rebekah lodge hosted in Odd Fellows hall with Ruth Allison and Grace Edwards.

Wellington Post American Legion Post Reuben Knapp Knapp Deborah Still Relief Corp Noble Grand Meeting Noble Grand Association Rebekah Lodge Odd Fallows Hall Ruth Allison Grace Edwards Ruth Snyder

Luncheon Bridge Club Meets at Hawk Apartment

Mrs Lettie Hawk hosted Luncheon Bridge club after a luncheon at Mrs W H Baker Park Place. Mrs Lee Smith attended as guest of the day and played bridge with members at the Hawk apartment.

Lettie Hawk W. H. Baker Park Place Hawk Lee Smith

Morgan-Dirlam Post plans membership drive

The American Legion Morgan-Dirlam Post arranged a membership drive at Tuesday's meeting. The secretary reported half the members paid dues since the month began. The post claims a 199 percent membership in thirty days. Paid-up members attended the Early Bird Boxing Show in Elyria as guests of the Elyria post.

Morgan-Dirlam Post American Legion Post Elyria Elyria Post

Akron man with pelvic fracture moved home after crash

Arthur J. Krocker, badly hurt in an auto crash here weeks ago, was moved to his Akron home from Falls Clinic hospital yesterday. He suffered a fracture of the pelvic bone and was transported by ambulance.

Arthur J. Krocker Akron Falls Clinic Krocker

Hebrew Mission guest speaker at Baptist church meeting

Miss Lida Imhof of the Cleveland Hebrew Mission spoke to the Women’s Missionary Society at Mrs. Floyd Scoville’s home. She shared details of the mission’s work and rapid growth. Twenty four members and guests attended including Mrs. H. K. Finley of Elyria. A pot luck supper followed at 5 PM.

Hebrew Mission Lida Imhof Cleveland

Erie Man Visits Parents in Prospect Avenue

H. H. Sybrandt of Erie Pennsylvania travels to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sybrandt on Prospect Avenue during a return trip.

H. H. Sybrandt Erie, Pa Mrs W. B. Sybrandt Prospect Avenue

The Three Crosses Sermon At Baptist Church

The Baptist church will host Sunday morning sermons titled The Three Crosses. Ohio Association of Independent Baptist Churches gathers at Camden Baptist Church Kipton Tuesday evening January 24 with Rev. T C Henderson from Cleveland as principal speaker. A local church delegation will attend. Miss Ruth Hege, in Brussels completing a medical course, will sail for Africa.

Baptist Ohio Association of Independent Baptist Churches Camden Baptist Church Kipton T. C. Henderson The Friendly Evangelistic Center Cleveland Ruth Hege Brussels Belgium Afri

Missionaries Sail for Africa From New York

Miss Alma E. Doering of Unevangelizt Tribes Mission will sail from New York for Africa March 20. She will be joined by Miss E. Dun kelberegr, treasurer of the mission, and together they will join Miss Hega in the Belgian Congo. The local B Y P U averages about twenty five attendees each Sunday with Miss Marie Hege as president. A weekly changing special attraction closes Baptist Sunday school each Sunday morning drawing attention.

Alma E. Doering Unevangelizt Tribes New York Africa Dunkelberegr Hega Belgian Congo Marie Hege Baptist Sunday School

Unity Study Class with Mrs Franklin Jones

Mrs Franklin Jones led a Unity Study class on Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Hugh Ferguson of Ashland visited former Wellington neighbors. Louise Pierce, a student at Western Reserve School of Nursing, resumed Lakeside Hospital duties after a week’s illness. Hiram Gardner, a Wellington resident, became Ohio’s third registered nurse, earning his certificate in Lorain County when area hospitals were scarce. Floyd Buswell and Walter Shepherds groups traveled to Columbus yesterday. Mrs Van Barber convalesced from a week’s illness.

Franklin Jones Hugh Ferguson Ashland Wellington Louise Pierce Western Reserve School of Nursing Lakeside Hospital Hiram Gardner Ohio Gardner Lae Lorain County St. Josephs Hospital Floyd Bus

Cynthia A. Pritchard of Mallet Creek Dies at 61

Cynthia A. Pritchard died suddenly at her Mallet Creek home after a brief illness. Born April 1871, she married Clarence E. B. Pritchard in 1896 and left two living children Ralph T. and Ruth A. Elder, plus four grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. Carrie Stahl. Funeral held at her home and York M P Church with burial in York cemetery.

Mallet Creek Cynthia A. Pritchard Henry Anna Tish York York Congregational Church Clarence EB. Pritchard Ralph T Ruth A. Elder Mailet Creek Carrie Stahl Caruthers, O M. P H. T. Ficken Pritchard

Local Ladies Aid Leader Heads Work Committee

A longtime figure in the Ladies Aid Society served for several years as head of the society's work committee, guiding outreach and charitable efforts within the group.

the Ladies? Aid Society the Society

Funeral for Mrs. Marty A Damon in Hinckley

Mrs. Marty A Damon wife of Ben Namon died Thursday at her Hinckley home after a long illness. Survivors include husband two sons her aged father two sisters and several relatives. Funeral Sunday at Hinckley Ridge Baptist Church with Rev Charles Searles officiating. Burial followed in Hinckley Ridge Cemetery with local attendees noted.

Marty A. Damon Ben Namon Hinckley Damon York Township Farther Pea Brethikhost Aal Rolands Arson Nettieton, Jr G. A. Hinman John Chambe Enled

Grange Team Installs Officers In Local Rite

The Grange group installs officers on a day of ceremony with members including Mrs. Jerry Spice, Miss Fiobert Clay, Mrs. H. L. Brintnall, and J. E. L. Chamberlain. Installing master Q G Swart Grant Tillotson of Medina presides, with Mrs. O G Swarmn among those to be installed on the Pomona team.

O. G. Swarmn Pomona

Five Year Old Scalded in Medina Home Incident

Saturday evening Howard Pritchard injured his leg by a boiling water scald at his grandmother's Medina home. A doctor treated the burns and he will rest off his feet for several days. A telephone mix up wrongly claimed a broken leg, which proved false.

Howard Pritchard Ralph Pritchard Medina Howard

L. A. S. Plans Wednesday All Day Meeting and Red Cross Picnic

The L. A. S. will hold an all day meeting in Sunday school rooms on Wednesday with sewing for the Red Cross and a noon picnic followed by a business session. Division No. 5 was to serve a school dinner that day, but older girls will now serve dinners on Wednesdays and Fridays at five cents per plate. The L. A. R. will discontinue school dinners.

Red Cross Division No. 5 L.A. R

Olive Tablets Offer Natural Liver Bowel Aid

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets marketed as a pure vegetable substitute for calomel. They claim to improve skin tone and digestion by stimulating the liver and bowels without dangerous side effects. Available in 10, 30, and 60 cent sizes, with millions sold yearly.

Dr. Edwards

Grange Meeting With Picnic Supper in York Town Hall

An open Mallet Creek Grange meeting will be held Thursday evening in York town hall at 6 45 with a picnic supper. Vernon Frederick of Guilford will install officers. Each family is to bring their own table service.

Mallet Creek Vernon Prederick Guilford York Town Hall

Robert Clay Attends Past Masters and Wardens Meeting

Robert Clay attended the Past Masters and Wardens Association meeting in Millersburg last Friday night.

Robert Clay Masters and Wardens Association Millersburg

Man Claims Wife Hid Truck From County Yard

Robert A. Oliver files for divorce claiming his wife entered the county road maintenance yard under his supervision and drove away a truck. He asserts significant marital fault and seeks relief in court.

Robert A. Oliver

Debt Averages Put Oregon Bonded Debt in Focus

In Oregon the state's one million residents bear an average bonded debt of 200 dollars each. The total bonded debt stands at 212 million dollars, highlighting the level of public indebtedness across Portland and the state.

Portland Ore Oreson

Portland man in disguise knocks deputy at restaurant

In Portland Oregon Robert R Bailey entered a restaurant dressed as a child. Special Deputy Sheriff Arthur Larsen allegedly laughed and made remarks. Bailey knocked Larsen through a glass showcase. He explained at police headquarters he had been in costume and was released. Larsen was temporarily deprived of his energy.

Portland Ore Robert R. Bailey Arthur Larsen Bailey Larsen Po- Hce

Counterfeit Bill Attempt Reported in Boston Shop

In Boston Samuel Konr allegedly tried to pass a counterfeit ten dollar bill in a Washington Street shop. Clerk Manny Williams notified police using the sidewalk advertising loudspeaker.

Boston Samuel Konr Washigton Street Manny Williams

Visalia Man Fends Off Wife With Chair During Assault

In Visalia California a husband reports his wife attacked him prompting him to raise a chair in self defense. She allegedly kicked the chair shattering it and bruising him as authorities pursue a battery charge.

Visalia Cat

King’s wardrobe by the court mirrors the ruler’s size

An observation on Tudor court life notes that as the king’s girth increased court clothing expanded to imitate him. It argues gentleness tempers strength and sympathy tempers resolve, and that good actions reflect themselves like mirrors.

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Chen Kruschen Auto St ‘Post Almd P. Sloan, Jr Charles Jering Lee Morrin Auto Club Honey Moon Sidney Fox 3Eahan Bridge Club Victor Depot Street N. Y. C. Depot Cynthia Pritchard Grange Team L. A. S. Meeting Karl W. Klein West Ave Master Shoe Builders Association Murbach Coal & Supply Co W. Bridge St Wipe Batis LIFA Century Woolworth’s Phillips Bisma Rex Perlox Eeth Brazil Victoria Water Bottle Granger Prince Albert Washington Jergen Lotion Burma
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