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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1933
Page
5
The Salvation Army here will hold four revival services this week with Rev. Samuel Murphy of Akron as speaker. Tonight at 7:45 P M he discuss es Signs of the Times and the End of the World. Tomorrow's 10 A M session covers Phjah's Prayer, 3 P M Life A Race, and 7:45 P M Eternity.
Additional Society notes report the Baraca class of the First Methodist Episcopal church conducting a Sunday 9:30 a.m. religious meeting for Grafton state farm young men. The program features the Baraca chorus two trumpet trio led by Oliver Townsend Bill Lersch and Bob Lee, piano by Irene Upton, and a lesson by Dr. C. M. Ackerman. The Baraca chorus, famed in Lorain county, is booked for several forthcoming concerts across the state.
Carl Ericsson of 411 Eleventh Street ranks among the seven with the highest grades in the senior class of the OSU School of Dentistry. He is an Elyrian and was announced by The Chronicle Telegram as a top honor student for his high academic achievement this year.
A series of legal filings include Myrtle Mills divorcing Vernier J. Mills for extreme cruelty. Alice Wargo of Lorain seeks divorce from Andrew for gross neglect. Laura Weichel sues Antonio Colelia et al. for 1225 on a promissory note with Lorain foreclosure sought. The will of Mary A. Hartington is to be construed. Several notes and mortgage disputes also appear including suits by Brown Furniture Co against Leo Potts and workmen compensation questions linked to Lorain Castings.
The West African zorilla was first identified by American missionaries in the late 1840s, marking an early zoological naming moment. This discovery linked missionary activity with zoological records in that period.
Probate Judge George Addams of Cleveland discharged veteran court attaches to clear room for Democrats. He earned a $12,000 salary and then took a three month Florida vacation the day he fired the men, prompting prominent Cleveland lawyers to move to remove him for neglecting his duties.
Noted Hungarian violinist Joseph Szigeti, famed for virtuosity and tone, comes to Oberlin for the Artist Recital on January 17. He has strong Bach emphasis and welcomes modern works, having inspired pieces by Busoni, Hart, Casella, Bloch, Bartok, and Ysaye.
James A. Hewitt former Elyria mayor will speak at a Carlisle Township taxpayers league meeting to study government and taxation problems. The Carlisle Grange will host the session at 1 30 PM Tuesday in the Carlisle Grange Hall with an invitation extended to all interested in forming the league.
East Liverpool reports Thomas H. Fisher has been named president of the First National Bank. He began his career in banking as a messenger boy, illustrating a humble start and rise to leadership.
Lorain dog warden Lee Minkier seeks a home for a devoted dog that found its way back home after being separated. the owner cannot afford to keep him. The dog reportedly disappeared 75 times before returning, earning the warden’s admiration.
A car driven by Walter Duke of East River Street failed to turn from Fuller Road onto Middle Avenue and struck the fence around the high school athletic field on Fuller Road near Middle Avenue last night around 9 P M. Police reported the incident.
The police pistol team beat the Harry Pennzoil team by two points in a Tango Thursday match. Police totals: Southam 144, Parker 145, Hamlin 152, Miller 160 for 601. Pennzoil: Ralph Mur pach 151, Rice 154, Kelling 134, Hart 140 for 599.
Edward Bittner paid a $10 fine and costs after being charged with passing an East Carlisle school bus while it discharged passengers. The case, handled yesterday, cites violation of school bus stop laws and names Joseph Petro in the report.
Dick Hoose reported to police that a woman driving an old car took a basket of six dozen eggs four pounds of butter and six pounds of cheese from a yard at Middle avenue and Wooster street and drove away. He witnessed the theft yesterday at 237 Ninth Street.
Dr C R Wood of Lakewood reported to police that a tire and timing belt were damaged when his car struck an open manhole on Gulf road on Wednesday, causing damage to the vehicle.
Columbus Ohio January 14 receipts from automobile licenses are about 500000 dollars under the same period last year. John P Brennan Commissioner of Motor Vehicles said early this week the distribution of funds totaled 11500000 dollars compared with 12000000 dollars a year ago.
Jan 14 Bryant Clarion reports Jan Moninger, 39, former Green's keeper at Orchard Hills Golf Club, shot himself after moving household goods to a farm. He went to a garage and killed himself late Friday.
Robert Sly, 78, a sheep trainer from Mansfield Ohio, died Friday after ingesting a disinfectant he mistook for cough medicine. Authorities investigate the incident as a accidental poisoning.
A circuit court jury in Marshall Missouri found Hubert C. Moore, a high school teacher, guilty of murder for shooting his wife over dirty dishes. The verdict included a specification of the death penalty.
Former Premier Alexander Vaida-Voevod accepted a commission from King Carol I to form a new cabinet in Bucharest. He aims to replace Julius Maniu whose ministry resigned Thursday, marking a political shift in Romania.
A garbled report states O C Bowles, a former parachute jumper, and his wife confessed to an extortion plot after appearing at police headquarters. Details are incomplete. the couple allegedly threatened a party connected to Joseph Carrut Fy and a child tied to Ox Comerd, an era factory figure, with unclear motives and outcomes.
Ralph C. Dailey was elected president of the Oberlin Business Men's club at the annual meeting held at Oberlin Inn. Edward Sable became vice president and J. N. Stone secretary treasurer. The group approved monthly dinners and business meetings with a $15 annual report for the secretary-treasurer.
The Nancy Squire Chanter D A R held its January gathering at Mrs J R Hessler's Morgan Street home. Mrs R C Beatty chaired a paper on Firstonie Fortis of Onio, followed by discussion and social hour. The group announced the National D Congress in Washington D C in April and the state congress in Akron March 14-15 with Mrs C Clark as delegate and Mrs E Stevens as alternate.
Dean Willard Sperry of Harvard University lectures in Oberlin this week and next and will speak at the Vesper Service in Finney Chapel at 4 30 Sunday afternoon. His topic is Why I Am a Protestant. Earlier sermons covered Why I Am a Jew by Rabbi Brickner of Cleveland and the next will address Why I Am a Catholic.
A fragment notes that fifty percent of the sneet of the country are raised in the pub lic land states, indicating a large share tied to public land regions and their resources.
Local churches report sermons at First Church and First Methodist with topics Behold the Man and What Price Salvation. Mass at Sacred Heart at 10 30. Mt Zion Baptist choir to sing The Salvation of Israel for charity. Pleasant Street PTA meets January 3435 pm. operetta by Mass Loveland pupils. Pythian Sisters meet with Mrs Marame 218 South Pleasant. pot luck and quilting day. Girl Scouts plan meeting at Mrs Henrich 150 Elm Street. Fisk University Mozart Choir concert in Cleveland. Edward E West ill. Miss Josephine Chase returns from Cadillac.
The volcano Etna in Sicily features a crater about a mile wide positioned on the summit cone rising around 11,000 feet.
Friends and relatives report the sudden death of Mrs Kate Morlock at her Lester home. She was seventy six, survived by her husband eight children thirteen grandchildren four great grandchildren and many friends. Funeral services will be held at the Lester home and St Pauls Lutheran Church conducted by Reverend Huge with burial at St Pauls Cemetery.
At the annual meeting of the local chapter officers reported, 23 directors were elected 15 from Elyria and 8 from area townships and villages. Elyria directors include Miss Jessie Blanchard Mrs Hl Crandall and Mayor W H Van Oster among others. Township and village reps named include Mrs Martha Goss Brighton township and J N Stone Oberlin among others. New board then elected officers: A L Weiner chairman Miss Edith Metcalf vice chairman Miss Jessie Blanchard secretary and F L Shaw treasurer. Between 1631 and 1649 the Thirty Years War is noted with Germany losing about 90 percent of its population.
A January release notes the paperback edition of a book titled Never Ask the End and highlights its theme of hope contrasted with despair as a 14th chapter line references cheap despair.
Receipts and prices for butter eggs poultry and produce show steady to weak markets. Butter extras 224c, eggs current receipts 20c, poultry sums include heavy fowls 13 1 4c and leghorn hens 10c, turkeys under 15 lbs 8c, various potato grades and regional wheat corn oats rye barley timothy and clover seed values listed with regional and USDA figures.
Hogs receipts 125 head mostly steady with week’s top on light loads. Cattle receipts 100, bulls strong, week’s top around 350 to 360 on high day. calves receipts 35, prices up to 6.50 to 7.00 for dealers. sheep receipts 125, market weak with fat lambs around 65 and clipped ewes around 250.
Chicago market report lists butter receipts at 8 918 tubs with unsettled creamery specials and various price grades. Futures storage standards for Jan 18 to Mar mentioned, along with live poultry receipts at 28 and current fresh graded firsts pricing noted.
Belden P T A set to meet at the schoolhouse on Wednesday evening January 1b with a program by Floyd Westbrook artist and Cleveland Art School graduate. Miss Georgia Te Grotenhills to sing, Mrs J D Mennell to read, with Mr and Mrs Clarence Wise.
Mrs Arthur Wise and Mrs Charles Wise enjoyed an afternoon of bridge at Mrs Helen Schurgot’s home on Wednesday. Illness prevented hostess Mrs Arthur Rinehart from entertaining, with substitutes Mrs Miller Mrs Guyeska and Mrs Haury. Mrs Charles Wise won high score. Mrs Miller took consolation. Also, several local residents attended the January meeting at Mrs Arthur Beers in Grafton, including Mrs Herman Wise and others.
Miss Mary Allis pauses piano classes due to illness. Several pupils stay home with chicken pox while others prepare for upcoming semester tests and a near term recital.
Mrs Ed Dambaugh called on Mrs Krebs in Valley City on Monday. Mrs Bert Goodman is in Valley City helping to care for her mother who is seriously ill. Miss Inez Goodman returned Sunday from a vacation at her sitter's home in Burkettsville. Mrs Hattie Goodman and daughter Miss Inez spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Carl Schmidt. Mr and Mrs Charles Stout and son spent Thursday evening.
Quotations for corn wheat oats hay flour and mill feeds from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange show prices for No 3 yellow corn No 2 white oats and various timothy hay grades plus flour mill feeds and cottonseed meals. Prices listed in dollars per bushel or ton with ranges for car lots and sacs.
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a safe slimming aid for women world wide. It prescribes a morning glass of hot water with half a teaspoon of salts, reduced pastry and fatty foods, and notes a four week supply at low cost with a money back guarantee from C. W Phillips.
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