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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
10
Numerous visits mark a busy period with neighbors in Medina County. Socials include quilting parties, dinners, and family gatherings at Spieth, Meyer, Dowdell, and Arick homes. Basketball results show wins for the First Team and Valley squads, with future games against York and Medina teams noted.
On February 6, 133, at 10 o clock A M a hearing on Inventories and Schedule of Debts will be held. If not shown good cause, the hearing may be continued or exceptions filed. Estates listed include Amy M. Hurst John J. Howlett Roseltha M. Woodard Dale E. Piper Martha Marks George Manes Alex McCoy Hiram H. Forbes John Brauninger Lucas Falencki Wojciech Nicucia Norman C. Eisner Walter A. King George Detz Mary Hazel Little Mary J. Davis Ignacz Fundak Lena Ackarman Mary Szewczyk and others. County Wilcox 2027 Probate Judge.
Corwin Meier and George Spitzer of Grafton attended the Willys-Overland Company banquet tied to the annual Automobile Show in Cleveland on Tuesday evening.
The Le Roy basketball squad defeated Westfield 40 to 10 after a tight start. A large Le Roy following and stout Westfield crowd filled the stands as both teams matched evenly on paper, but Le Roy pulled away to secure a decisive win.
Our eighth schedule game this season features Valley City at our high school gym Friday evening. Valley City teams are consistently strong, with a history of tough opposition. An unusually large crowd is expected of students and adults as our team faces a formidable rival.
A flock on George Kennedy’s farm south of here suffered heavy damage after dogs entered the flock. Medina County dog catcher searched the area but found no dogs. This follows a prior incident in which Tony Strittmatter’s flock was attacked by dogs, nearly wiping it out.
Mr and Mrs Harold Benson of Lakewood and Glenn and Grover Stoup of Cleveland spent Saturday at the Stoup home in Lester. Visitors include Mrs Ella Steingass and family at Valley City. Herbert Strittmatter called in Cleveland. Mrs William Rauscher visited here. Ivan Smith family visited Homerville relatives. Clarence Mumford family and Elgy Jameson family also called. Wilford Fries called on Medina businesses. Mrs Edward Frombaugh and Ivadell visited C R Crofoot in Medina. Charles Starr and Betty of Cleveland dined with Oswald Meyer. Nelson Gross called on Medina businesses.
The regular Monday afternoon teachers meeting at the local school proceeded with a unusually busy session due to a postponement last week. Principal Mr. Kutler presided with the full faculty present as discussions covered semester end transfers and charges for the coming term. Miss Ethel Smith attended.
The seventh schedule basketball game of the season at our local Mallet Creek school was played against Westfield in the Ray High School gym last Friday evening. Westfield entered with a strong season record and an unusually well organized outfit. Our team prepared to meet a tougher opponent than usual.
Leslie Wally of Grafton and Corwin Meyer attended the annual automobile show in the former Highbee building in Cleveland on Monday evening. Daughters Joyce and Shirley with Mrs. Charles Wagner and son joined in Mallet Creek on Friday evening. Mrs. Albert Gross and son Gilbert attended a Strongsville dance Saturday where Mrs. Gross plays in the local orchestra. Mrs. Frank Walter and son William of Litchfield have been.
Valley City news summarizes social gatherings including A B C club bridge results with high scores by Mrs. Harold Schaeffer and Harry Bauer, pinochle at the Arrington home, and local shoppers and shows. It notes illness of a child, hospital returns, PTA meeting, Boy Scouts program, and a Forthcoming birthday dinner. The obituary of Mrs. Caroline Weidner and a farewell for Franklin D Angelo are recorded along with gatherings at Medina and Cleveland visitors.
In Colorado Springs a reporter spots a man living in a canvas tent and a couple in an automobile facing 20 degree weather below zero. An Arizona prospector and a young Ohio couple survive winter with an oil stove, open fire, and stubborn optimism despite the cold.
A 1875 project in China used British capital and British engineers for construction. After initial success a fatal accident involving a Chinese worker led the government to seize the railway and remove the rails.
The article notes that vast forests posed the primary obstacles for early settlers, with trees hindering passage, shelter, and construction as they advanced into new lands.
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