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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1933
Page
2
The Chronicle Telegram lists classified ad rates in Lorain County with a minimum charge of two cents and ten cents per line per day. Cash payment at placement or before expiration earns a 2 cash discount rate.
A dense classified page lists transfer storage, loans, live stock, farm and real estate, vehicles, insurance, and shop services. Notable items include loans for $900 and $1609 with first mortgage security, horses and cattle for sale, canaries pigeons dogs and cats, a dairy farm near Cleveland for sale, and a late model Ford DeLuxe coupe offered at 350 with trade-in options. Local businesses such as Elyria Construction Co and H. M. Andress & Son advertise services and vehicles.
Two separate 1935 and 1952 Lorain County cases outline sheriff sales of real estate. The Mendelson Reduction Co. property in Elyria is listed for cash sale with a two thirds appraisal floor, while parcel 41 in Elyria Lot No. 12 is described for sale at public auction under an order of sale from the Court of Common Pleas.
Parcel 1 covers about a quarter acre on West Street between Murray Ridge and Huron Streets, with detailed metes and bounds references to Powell deeds and a Lake Shore right of way, subject to highways. Parcel 2 spans part of Original Elyria Township Lot No. 12 with precise bearings and distances, totaling about 54.974 acres, appraised at $5500.60, minimum bid two thirds of appraisal, in Lorain County Ohio.
Friday afternoon the South Amherst high school chapel featured Miss Alice Kazuka as president and Miss Ruth Moore as secretary. Clarabelle Baden read scripture, Rev. A. M. Rickel led prayer, and the assembly sang. Rev. Rickel spoke on What Religion Survives, with Dorothy Jones singing Oh Dry Those Tears and Somebody Is Knocking At My Door. One Minute talks on Calvin Coolidge were given by Ray Kochel, Agnes Klemowski, Ernest Altomori, Ruth Moore and Graryford Gott, followed by remarks from faculty and a pep session to close.
Members of the newly organized Men's Club will meet at St. Johns Evangelical church Tuesday evening for another enjoyable evening. There will be good speakers and other entertainment. The men of the village and vicinity are urged to attend.
Mrs Agnes Phillips and Mr and Mrs John King of Detroit Michigan were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs John Duncan.
All teachers from the local school attended a teachers meeting at Ridgeville on Saturday.
Mrs. John Dressler, who is ill at her East Main Street home, is not improving. Mrs. William Bullock is caring for her during this time.
Lewis Bullock led the Christian Endeavor gathering at the Congregational church on Sunday evening with the topic How Unselfish Should We Be. Twenty people attended and a two month attendance contest between the South Amherst and Amherst societies will begin next Sunday evening.
The Misses Gueneverre Florence and Roberta McCord learned of their grandmother Theresa McCord’s death. She passed away suddenly at the home of Mr and Mrs George Knapp in Lakewood on Sunday afternoon.
The South Amherst Men's Club invites all to St John Evangelical Church this evening. A wheat supper will be served at 6 o'clock followed by an interesting program.
Mrs George Gorr will open her home to members of the Security Benefit Association on Wednesday evening for a gathering.
Members will gather at the church Thursday evening for the Sunday School annual business meeting.
Mr and Mrs Charles Date and daughter Ruth and Mr and Mrs Fred Bauman of Henrietta visited Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Ernst Schneider. Mrs Christ Nickel was the weekend guest of Mr and Mrs. (incomplete text).
The article argues colds stem from body acidity and favors alkali-rich foods, fruits, vegetables, and fluids. It cites Dr. Smiley and vitamin A as preventive ideas, advises bed rest and fluids, aspirin, inhalations, counter irritants, and lozenges with sugar as remedies.
A reader reports a 25 year lip sore from cigar habit and fears contagion. The answer urges suspicion for cancer and recommends surgical removal with microscopic exam to confirm or rule out malignancy.
Claude Birch in Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lukes and baby daughter of Cleveland called on Mrs. Charles Kolb Sunday afternoon. Numerous visits and guests include Amherst visitors, Lakewood and Cleveland outings, flu illness, glee club rehearsal, and local calls among families.
The Spanish American War yielded one of its less noted outcomes by establishing cordial relations between the United States and Great Britain for the first time.
A compact collage of humorous snippets and quips. A critic questions courage before a bull and lightning, an artist jokes about a cottage painting reaching many viewers, a man seeks odd funds, and a tangled engagement yields a playful punchline.
A scolding note from a mistress accuses Mary of no work as she reveals the ice box is the only area cleaned when Mary's sweetheart visits. The remark underscores domestic discipline and social norms in intimate household life.
In a terse dialogue a woman is labeled as interesting and brave, while a man remarks he would not marry a woman who deceives him from the start. The exchange hints at trust issues shaping local domestic concerns.
A 2 pounds beef meat loaf recipe with suet onions bread crumbs and horseradish is baked with tomato catsup at 400 F for 45 minutes serving six. Cucumber salad with horseradish blends sour cream vinegar and paprika over thin cucumber slices. Peach pudding with lemon sauce uses fresh peaches and baking powder baked in a buttered dish, served warm with lemon sauce.
Abs recipe lists 2 1/4 cups cake flour 3 tsp baking powder 1/3 tsp cinnamon 1/2 tsp soda 1/2 cup butter 1 cup sugar 2 eggs 3 squares melted chocolate 1 tbsp thin cream. Sift dry ingredients cream butter sugar add eggs chocolate and cream beat until smooth roll bake 6 minutes at 400F.
Readers are offered a versatile menu featuring Iced Melon Balls Chicken Almond Salad Scalloped Potatoes Hot Rolls Corn and Green Pepper Assorted Cakes Salted Nuts Candies Fresh Fruits Coffee. Suitable for evening or afternoon crowds, ideal for a luncheon or dinner.
Prepare plain gelatin in cold water then hot chicken broth. Marinate diced chicken with lemon juice, mix with almonds, fold in whipped cream, and mold. Serve in lettuce cups with mayonnaise, garnished with radishes and olives.
A fragmented verse extols sapphires as protective talismans. It asserts the sapphire shields wearers from envy and fear, suggesting even ancient monarchs sought fortification in the gemstone’s strength as part of their regalia.
The sapphire is praised as the regal gem loved for truth and constancy. Its heavenly blue links to sacred uses from Apollo to Mosaic law, with the star sapphire noted as the Stone of Destiny and Charlemagne and Edward the Confessor’s sapphire rings.
A tested kitchen tip suggests grate cheese generously over a baked apple pie and heat until the pie is hot and the cheese melts. This method adds a savory contrast to the sweet fruit filling for a new flavor twist.
About thirty parishioners of St. Mary's church visited the Sisters of Notre Dame at St. Mary's school and presented an annual shower of vegetables fruit and useful items. Mrs Ambrose Wearsch attended a party in Lorain Friday evening. Mrs Bertha Marlowe has returned to the home of Mr and Mrs James Russell after spending several weeks with relatives in Cleveland. Edward Pederson of Lorain called on friends here Friday. G W Welch of Lorain called on his parents Mr and Mrs B W Welch on Saturday.
The article notes a curious paradox in China where education is highly valued yet a large portion of the population cannot read or write. It discusses the mismatch between proclaimed importance of learning and actual literacy levels among the people.
Dr Myers advises parents on coaxing cod liver oil into children with careful steps. start with the older child, use a helper, keep bottle fresh, and present a small initial dose. Maintain calm routine, offer a reward, and gradually increase doses until routine dosing becomes easy for both children.
Juvenile protection groups in PTAs focus on keeping youths from enlisting in transient-worker ranks. Illinois congress chair Jean Powell Madden proposes expanding school curricula and extending class hours. Trade courses should be available to communities for recreation and vocational activities to meet the challenge.
Cheyenne, Wyoming, reports a letter from friends of Edward New, a New York artist, describing Wisconsin deer hunting as massed assaults. The author recalls 16 armed men posting sentries, driving bucks from cover in Rhinelander timber country, and a deer killed by a bullet weighing 175 pounds. The note claims 75,000 licenses issued and over 50,000 deer slain, with 14 men mistaken for bucks.
The word historia embodies judgment by a discerning man who has seen much. It traces how knowledge and experience grant authority to evaluate situations and people, linking wisdom to lived observation and learned insight.
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