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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1934
Page
11
Local Wellington paper notes delivery information and contacts for service complaints or missed copies. It lists Mrs. Violet Curtice at 301 Herrick Ave East and Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland with corresponding phone numbers for delivery issues.
John M. Salzman Cuyahoga county sheriff will speak to the Wellington PTA on Tuesday evening January 16 in the school auditorium. He previously spoke to the Wellington Kiwanians and has many supporters in the community for his humanitarian views.
February 22 is the date set for a Kiwanis benefit show in Elyria. The Elyria Kiwanis club will present entertainment with local talent and the committee in charge includes William Wondsworth J. H. Page and William Hachen.
The Friendship Guild of the Congregational church announces judges Mrs. John Murray Mrs. Norman Griggs and Mrs. C W Horr for the quilt display in the Herrick auditorium Tuesday afternoon. Florence LaGanke editor of the Cleveland Press household department will speak that afternoon.
Wellington Fire Department notes 18 fire and life saving summons in the past year. Six calls to the Rucker home cost town 78 dollars in pay. A cousin of the Rucker family, Booker Carter, faced grand jury on arson. case later dismissed. Fire losses total 1,325 within village. outside township 18,150 due to water limits. Clarence Friends elected secretary and Henry Clodwick treasurer.
Rev J H Green of First Baptist Wellington urged Kiwanians that dictatorship is not a fact but a warning from Revelations. He linked current NRA influence to world wide prophetic trends and the coming of the Prince of Peace. Vern Banning shared his life review as part of a new birthday autobiography tradition.
E A Capell, officer in charge of the Road Patrol in Medina district, will address the Wellington Kiwanis next Thursday. Capell will discuss his work and the department policy.
The Penfield P T A met in the Penfield school auditorium on Thursday evening. Howard Andrus led the program with music by the German Band of Penfield boys an address titled My Winter Trip Through the South and remarks by Rev. McAlpine of La Grange. Four Penfield High School graduates provided quartet selections and refreshments followed.
Miss Ada Barr and Miss Myrtie Price announce an old fashioned revival at the Full Gospel Assembly of God in Wells Block 139 Herrick Ave East. Opening service Sunday January 14 at 3 pm with nightly 730 pm services except Monday. Special music featured. they will administer to the sick and stay with Miss Tompkins 422 Courtland Street.
Grange members from all Lorain county areas will rally at Wellington on February 22 according to John Barber master of the local organization. Over 400 grangers are expected as guests with state speakers pageants and a dinner planned at the meeting site to be announced soon.
John Barbor was installed as master of the Wellington Grange for a fifth consecutive term on Wednesday evening. Darius Holcomb and his La Grange installing team conducted the service in an impressive manner. Lucille Burge became lecturer with Win McConnell overseer, Tressa Webber secretary, and Celia Manning treasurer. Mr and Mrs Fred Manning managed the lunch service after the ceremony.
Medina High School faces Wellington High on the local court tonight. The preliminary features Medina's second team against Wellington's second unit.
Miss Martha Rutledge directed a Wellington School musical program at the Amherst Methodist church on Wednesday evenings. The event showcased selections by the Wellington High School a capella choir, the Girls' trio, the Senior High School Boys' quartet, and a vocal solo by Chris MacDermott.
Mr and Mrs Henry B Stevick attended the installation of new officers of the Daughters of Union Veterans in Elyria Tuesday evening The installing officer was Mrs Lewis with Mr Stevick serving as installing chaplain and Mrs Stevick as installing guide The meeting took place in the G A R rooms
Members of the Sunday School class hosted a covered-dish supper in the church dining room and then a theatre party at the Lo-Net theatre for teacher Miss Peachie Hanna who leaves next week for a visit in Florida.
Friends report Thelma Gillett a is home from Oberlin hospital and improving daily. Florence Obitts Baker substituted in Rochester schools due to Mildred Winsome illness. Mrs William Sponseller returned home from hospital for observation. Miss Hilda Mason assisting in Sponseller home. Tom Smith leads W E A supper in Herrick auditorium Saturday evening.
Miss Margaret Uranski Miss Ella Jane Harnish and Miss Elizabeth Stropko visited Miss Eleanor Cucu in Wakeman Jan 12. George Dancesco recovers from pneumonia at home. Mrs Fannie Hurd and others attended funeral services for Hatt Standen in Amherst. Church Aid society met with ten members and planned quilting at Mrs E A White’s home.
Babson Park Florida January 2 1954 an editorial voice argues against broad tax redistributions and urges saving and redirecting wasteful expenditures into food clothing and shelter. It breaks down a 50 billion dollar annual loss into three groups and calls for cooperation among parents schools churches and newspapers to mold public opinion toward practical saving.
Charles A. Lindbergh announced that a full record of his aviation financial dealings has been sent to the Senate committee probing ocean and air mail contracts. He telegraphed chairman Senator Black to clear up any misunderstandings and addressed a $250,000 stock gift from Transcontinental and Western Airway as payment for services as a technical adviser.
Policewoman Helen Kormendy and two detectives were to take boxer Alvin Pettit to Cleveland to confront bigamy charges filed by Velma Pettit of Toledo. A warrant issued by Assistant County Prosecutor Joseph J. Jaglenski cites a 1930 marriage to Velma and a desertion two years later. Records indicate the Oct. 21 date is noted in the case.
A 1954 opinion argues wasteful spending costs the nation billions. It pledges saving $25 billion yearly to pay debts within ten years, cut real estate taxes, and reduce work hours. It envisions shifting to productive jobs and using penalties on waste to fund homes and healthful goods.
Edith Christman 51, held on homicide affidavit after a New Year’s Day shooting at Rev Christman’s farm left her estranged husband and his sister dead. She described eluding capture for six days, then fleeing to a first husband’s home before being seized.
Five leases for gas well drilling covering 15 acres in Eaton Township were filed in the County Recorder's office by E. R. Edson and Son Company of Rocky River and J. Bard McCandless. Four leases were filed by Edson and cover 14 acres in Avon owned by Katherine White and Rose Doller, 25 acres in Avon owned by Lydia Kidner, 105 acres in Brookside owned by Suburban Realty Company, and 55 acres in Avon Lake owned by...
Velma swore to a bigamy warrant after learning her husband had a son with his second wife, Lois Simmons of Toledo. The case involves a Justice of the Peace Myron J. Penty and an unnamed first wife who read of the birth months ago.
Theodore and Theresa Weber are linked to a lease filed by McCandless on 108 acres in Eaton Township owned by the Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Company. The note identifies the property owner and parties to the lease in a local land transaction record.
The Elyria High School January commencement honors 29 seniors who held jobs during their final year including clerking newspaper delivery child care housework farm shop work interpreter music and stenography. An additional 15 members had worked prior to their senior year.
C I Hummel Lorain county extension agent launches an informational campaign after a meeting of northeastern Ohio agents. One or two Lorain meetings are planned during the week of January 22 to explain the federal corn and hog program to local farmers. He notes corn and hogs are minor in Lorain county and places it in Section Three among counties with lesser importance of these crops.
In Oberlin real estate sales the McMullen heirs transfer half interests in a South Main Street property to Mary McMullen and others. Additional transfers include Brillhart taking title to the same Oberlin lot, and Lorain and Elyria properties changing hands among Stauder and Tufford families including half interests at Lovett Place Lorain and Twelfth Street Elyria.
Paris officials discuss tapping underground hot radioactive springs near La Villette and near the Au teuil and Longchamp race courses. A deep artesian well could feed a thermal station, utilizing highly mineralized waters if geologists are correct about their presence under the district.
A nine foot high statue of Christ with a chapel at its base and a marble tablet honoring Pope Pius XI is under construction at Les Hotuches in Haute-Savoie France opposite Mont Blanc. An Italian climber Achille Rattl ascended Dome du Gounter.
A drug advertisement promotes Creomulsion a seven in one remedy for coughs and colds claiming powerful but harmless relief with no narcotics. It assures a money back refund if symptoms persist and urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.
Moot Blanc, today the Holy Father, bestowed a special blessing on all who contributed to the erection of the statue. The gesture honors those involved in the monument project and expresses spiritual approval.
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