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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1933
Page
8
In Holdrege Nebraska two sisters aged 97 and over 90 live together. Anna Lesibrenio is 97 and Hanna Lindvall is past 90. They have cohabited for 43 years, handle their own housework and tend a large garden and lawn, claiming to be one of the oldest sister combinations in the state.
Washington reports interest on the federal debt will total about 695 million dollars this year and 725 million next year, the largest single budget item after veterans relief. Officials debate methods to cut these payments, including swapping bonds for lower rates and encouraging voluntary rate reductions.
Mrs. T. J. Nussdorfer returned to Avon Lake Ohio after a month in New York to be with her mother following the sudden death of her brother.
The Co-eds of the Congregational church will meet at Mr. and Mrs. Bates home at Stop 45 on Thursday evening for their regular business meeting.
Dr George Williams of Warrensville and Miss Mildred Stripper of Lakewood visited the home of Mr and Mrs William Schumaker along with his aunt and uncle for a dinner gathering.
Miss Ruth Mitchell of Steve Moore road acted as hostess at the Home Service Department gathering held Monday evening at the Ohio Public Service building in Lorain.
Mulnvenue resident Mrs Grover Holmes is reported on the sick list in the latest local notice.
Mr and Mrs Hasten Bean of New York State were Sunday guests of his parents Mr and Mrs H Bean at Lakewood.
Installation of officers will take place January 22 during the church service at 11 a m.
Miss Lucy Mawby of Lake Road entertained guests Sunday for her birthday anniversary. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Horr and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller and son Ralph, Elmer Nor...
The scene lists residents including Ton and daughter Marian of Mentor, Mr and Mrs Clyde Allen of Willoughby, and Mildred Mawby. Miss Mawby was remembered with a pleasing gift in the recent social gathering.
Mrs E J Nussdorfer hosted the Sandwich Club at her Cen ter road home on Tuesday afternoon with members in attendance.
Dr. O'Brien and Miss Wade from Oberlin representing the County Health Board immunized children against diphtheria at the local school on Tuesday. Other notes: Carol Kubach of Lake Toad and Kenneth Welch of Center Road were out of school due to illness. several residents, shoppers, and guests from Cleveland and nearby streets were mentioned visiting or staying with local families.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of St Mary's church met at the school with new president Catherine Klingshirn in charge. They conducted routine business and finalized plans for a forthcoming Valentine party. Refreshments were served before adjournment.
The Ladies of St Marys church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the school instead of Thursday as previously announced. A good attendance marked the Monday evening gathering at Mrs John Alten's home in preparation for the midweek meeting. After sewing, dainty refreshments were served.
Miss Nina Warden entertained at her home on Sunday afternoon with guests including Mr and Mrs Arthur Gibson and Mrs Aura Pacher of Lorain plus Mr and Mrs Leonard Warden and others.
An advertisement promotes EMTONA as a blood and system purifier to cure pimples and sallow complexion. Customer Miss Ethel Knapp cites improved skin after three bottles and urges purchasing EMTONA at Muir's Cut Rate Store and other druggists.
Mrs McKissen of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Walter Herbert with Mrs G A Nelson and Miss Ninun Warden spent Monday afternoon in Elyria. Mrs Henry Mittendorf is reported ill at home. Miss Jennie Wilhelm returned to school after two weeks absent due to illness. Professor Walter Greenwold and family of Cleveland visited the Reisingers. Mr and Mrs Harl Reisinger took their son Stanley to band practice in Wellington and visited their daughter Onna.
George Peabody, an American merchant who spent most of his life in London, died in 1799 and donated vast sums for public welfare. His contributions to the London poor exceeded 2 million dollars, with substantial gifts recorded on both sides of the Atlantic.
Harrisburg reports to the Game Commission show thirty four fatal small game accidents and two hundred two non fatal ones, plus fifteen fatal and thirty nine non fatal big game accidents. Bear hunting had one fatal. Overall licenses totaled about 530000 versus 570000 in 1931, with a drop in accidents.
The Scotch collies is world famed for his sagacity.
Virgil Yankee, 29, faces life imprisonment in the Ohio Penitentiary for the murder of Mrs. Josie Hawes last June 30. A jury deliberated over five hours and found him guilty, but mercy saved him from the death penalty. Judge Kesler did not set a sentence date as the crowded courtroom heard the verdict. Mrs. Hawes’ body was found in an abandoned well in Adams County. The conviction relied largely on testimony from Annie Hawes, 17, the slain woman’s daughter, who said Yankee shot her mother from behind with a rifle.
Paris reports a son born Tuesday to the Begum Aga Khan formerly a Paris dressmaker who became wife of the Shah and leader of Mohammedan millions. Mother and child were reported healthy and thriving.
An advertisement claims Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription helps women with monthly pains headaches and nervousness especially middle aged women. A Lansing Ohio woman Dora Beachout testifies she felt exhausted suffered back pains and headaches but after one bottle she regained health. Readers are urged to write Dr Pierce's Clinic Buffalo NY for free medical advice.
The newborn son of the marriage is not the heir to the Aga Khan's fortune as the heir is from the prince's first marriage to an Indian princess. The Aga Khan leads about 80 million followers across India, Central Asia, and East Africa and receives a yearly salary equal to his weight in gold. He weighs about 225 pounds and is paid at $20 per ounce.
Revere Massachusetts notes former boxer Butler filed a campaign expense report showing cigars and incidentals totaling 89.18 dollars. Receipts and net profit appear at 28.180 dollars, with Butler charging admission to rallies as political pay. The human voice is described as a perfect musical instrument.
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