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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
7
Leo Maxwell aged 32 reunites with his Mans field family after surviving the sinking of a destroyer. One of 23 survivors, he was German prisoner until after the war and recently released from a government hospital.
A Thursday session lists House and Senate measures including extending relief acts to March 1935, authorizing highway fund use for township routes, plant protection and licensing reforms, tax changes, and public works spending. Proposals cover medical, education, taxation, conservation, and municipal land purchases with many items to March 1 1935.
William Penn was sent by his father Admiral Penn to Ireland in 1666 to manage Cork estate. During Carrickfergus mutiny he volunteered for service and led his father’s foot company. This period saw his portrait in armor and his conversion to Quakerism. Snow forms when vapor condenses below 32 degrees.
Wellington council approved a 1933 appropriation of about 127000 for operating expenses and bond retirement at the municipal water plant. The amount is nearly 5000 less than 1932. Franklin Jones was elected council president. Engineer Tom Laundon reported 7900 to construct a 24 inch trunk storm sewer from Forest street on HerrickavYenue East to Wellington creek, with action postponed to the next meeting.
J. H. Page secretary of the Wellington Kiwanis Club and newly installed Lieut Governor of the 7th Division Ohio Kiwanis spoke to the local group yesterday on Your Part in Kiwanis. He shared historical facts about the organization its ideals and aims.
Miss C. M. Stolpman told the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church that gray hair is a curiosity in Austria Hungary and Greece. She noted Southern European women keep jet black hair and displayed European handwork purchased abroad. The meeting at Mrs. Lena Dibble's home drew 35 members.
Rev Paul Carter and 20 church laymen attended the district Laymen's Association gathering at Brighton last evening. Dr C R Bair of New London served as speaker at the event.
Twenty five past matrons and patrons of the O E B S met in the Masonic hall for their monthly social gathering. A covered dish dinner was served followed by card games. Hosts were Mr and Mrs John Duff Mr and Mrs Eldo Lehman and Mrs Lena Dibble.
One hundred members of the Wellington F C E attended a smoker in the lodge rooms. William Hatchem of Wellington, assisted by William Burgett of Elyria, performed a magic act. A buffet luncheon was served.
The next Eagle dance begins this evening in the F D E hall. Dancing starts at 9:00 and continues until late with attendees invited to enjoy music and social time.
At 12 30 O clock the Silver Mask Orchestra of Medina will perform in a local venue. The group is set to entertain with a selection of classic pieces and dance tunes for an afternoon show.
A large number of prominent state Masonic officers will join local Masons for a homecoming party Monday evening. The event features a Congregational church dinner and the initiation of two candidates in the Masonic hall. Expected guests include Sam H. Squires Elyria deputy grand master C W Ellenwood Wooster senior grand warden Asa Queen Marion grand orator Paul G Lutz Lakewood grand principal sojourner and Theodora Humphrey Lakewood district lecturer.
Friends report C D Gott recovering from last week’s automobile accident and able to walk at home. Mrs C W Thornton and daughter Lois resume school after flu illness. Janice Thornton of Spencer stayed with her parents. Ada Peterman of Tiffin visits Mrs E H Perkins and family. John Stacey and daughter visit from Cleveland. Archie Anderson recovers from flu. Wayne Milton Webber to rehearse in Wellington January 23 for February 2 pageant Among My Souvenirs. Jean Phelps near Oberlin School of Commerce graduation around March 1. J S Esley returns to Marysville after stay with Mrs George Arnold. Arthur J Jones Jr ill with flu. Harry Otterbacker attends Cleveland Shriners officer election. A B Jones and wife travel to Cleveland for Willys Knight dealer meeting.
Fans in Japan and China serve many uses beyond fashion. They include tea, court, kitchen, and dancing fans. The article notes that fans are carried by mistress, maid, priest, and soldier, not just women’s apparel.
John P. Hearne known as Moran of Moran and Mack will marry Miss Mamie Harrison in Mexico next week. Hearne arrived with Charley Mack and Mrs Mack who will act as best man and matron of honor. Also mentioned is Martin Tupper as a once popular English writer from the mid 19th century.
Advertisement promoting Kellogg's All-Bran as a remedy for constipation. It cites headaches loss of appetite and fatigue as warning signs, claims bulk from bran aids regularity, and offers two tablespoons daily with recipes and grocery availability from Kellogg in Battle Creek.
The armadillo relies on its hard armor for protection as it lacks front teeth and suitable claws. When danger nears it withdraws its head into its armor, exposing the frailty of its defense to ordinary attackers. The word sad retains a sense of being fed full through its roots in satis.
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