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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1934

Page

7

Reliable financial report and township funds data

Elyria Township Lorain County Ohio files a annual financial report for year ending December 31 1933 showing total receipts 17651.04 and total payments 15195.34 across General Township Funds including taxes vehicle license gas tax and inheritance tax with detailed line items for health poor relief highways cemeteries and miscellaneous expenses. The report lists balances January 1 1905 and December 31 1933 with a final balance 20318.95 and outstanding warrants 367.05 as of January 27.

Anneal Financial Report Elyria Lorain County Ohio Nacal Tasd City Lothan Correc Otto K Mischkr Feillyrin General Executive Services Sacee Memorial Hospital Gulf Road General Fund General Township Funds Lt Ply Ed Co SEVIS Clerk’s

Want Ad Rates And Information For Lorain County

The Chronicle Telegram outlines cash and discount ad rates with per line charges and daily minimums. Cash payment accelerates discounts. out of town orders require cash and multiple publication errors are limited to charging for a single insertion.

Lorain County 15Th St Chronicle-Telegram Chronicle - Telegram

Oberlin King's Daughters Plan February Dance

Oberlin branch of the King's Daughters met at East Oberlin church parlors with Miss Shirley Napp and Miss Gertrude Hobbs as hostesses. Plans were made for a conscriptive dance at the Oberlin Inn on February 24 from 8:30 to 12:00, tickets $1.00 per couple. New members Enola Wooster Dorothy Cornell joined Oberlin branch and Mabel Shook Treva Rosecrans joined East Oberlin branch. Frances Dodge led the admission service.

Oberlin Road Oberlin The King’s Daughters East Oberlin Church Shirley Napp Gertrude Hobbs Susan Carson Oberlin Inn East Oberlin Enola Wooster Dorothy Cornell Mabel Shook Treva Rosecrans Frances Dodge

East Oberlin Dramatic Club Cancels The Red Headed Step Child

The East Oberlin Dramatic club presented The Red Headed Step Child at LaGrange high school auditorium and Columbia Methodist church then cancelled all future performances for this year. The Eaton group will stage a play at East Oberlin church on February 9 with no admission but a collection taken.

Pramatic Club East Oberlin

Local Directory Listing for Central Book Store

Chronicle Telegram lists contact info for Central Book Store with address on Church Street and service lines for delivery or complaints, plus a reference to Mrs B A Jenne at Cleveland Street.

Chronicle-Telegram News Cleveland St B. A. Jenne Central Book Store Churchb St

Afternoon Tea Honors Queen Esther Class in Amherst

Large crowd attends the Queen Esther class of the Methodist church afternoon tea at Park Avenue home. Program features piano solos and vocal numbers by Mrs. Jensen Wrage Belden Becker and others with readings by Miss Rice and Mrs. Zilch. Out of town guests include Elyria visitors Mrs. Mueller Mrs. Jaster and Mrs. Gates.

Amherst, CO Methodist Show Tee Vine R. CC. Jensen Leonard Wrage Clara Belden P. A. Becker Park Avenue Rasbach Gus BP. Zileh Margaret Rice Edmund Vance Cooke Frank Moore Kelby

Hostess to Club Enjoys Bridge Greeting on West Martin

Miss Bessie Hamel served as a delightful hostess to members of the club on West Martin street Friday evening after several games of bridge. A dainty lunch was served to twelve including guest Miss Margaret Linn. Miss Helen Sabier will host the club in two weeks.

Bessie Hamel Heath West Martin Street Margaret Linn Helen Sabier

Miss Hoffner Breaks Leg While Roller Skating

Miss Mary Hoffner daughter of Dr and Mrs Hoffner of Axtel street slipped Friday afternoon near her home and fractured her left leg between the ankle and knee. Dr A F McQueen set and cast the limb.

Mary Hoffner H. Hoffner Axtel Street A. F. McQueen

Services At First Evangelical Church Schedule

The First Evangelical church holds regular Sunday morning services with Rev. A. M. Rickel delivering The Bread of Life. The choir sings Let the People Praise Thee. A youth luncheon is planned at 5 30 P M with 6 30 PM senior group meeting led by Irene Stang and Rev. Rickel. Sam Snyder leads the youth group.

First Evangelical Church A. M. Rickel Adams Rev Rickel Irene Stang Sam Snyder

Junior Hi Chapel Delegates Speak On Adventures

Robert Hubbard led Friday morning Junior Hi chapel with devotions by Miss H. C. Hubbard who gave a talk on Adventures. Elyria supervisor Miss Hubbard addressed the students and Ava Masters and Nadine Aldrich offered two vocal duets to conclude the program.

Radio Vision Russell Stauffer Geoffrey Monger Stauffer Ralph Holzhauer Janice Holzhauer Charles Finkelle Bud Rudy James Abraham Donald Turner Woodin Head Puddin’ Head Jones Alma Masters Nadine Aldrich Grads Ava Masters Eric Nord Frank Kovach Wimpy Roy Hoffner John Brown Jack Blackford Goon Frank Boroz Ruf House Alex Burnett Albert Bodmann Milton Schiefferstein Britmore James Nabakowski Professor Cringley Chas Finiile Gerald Ashenbach

Cloverleaf Club Games Drive Awards and Luncheon

Mrs. C. A. Lauer of East Martin street hosted the Cloverleaf Club on Friday afternoon. High score trophy in five hundred went to Mrs. John Michael with Mrs. William Ehrman second and Mrs. Henry Wolczikowski in consolation. A luncheon followed for nine members and the club will meet in three weeks at Mrs. Samuel Wragg’s Elyria avenue home.

C. A. Lauer East Martin Street Cloverleaf Club John Michael William Ehrman Henry Wolczikowski Samuel Wragg Elyria Avenue

Amherst Study Club Meeting Moved to Mrs Foster Home

Meeting of the Amherst Study Club changed from Mrs. F I Hubard residence on Cleveland Avenue to the home of Mrs. E E Foster on Cleveland Avenue due to illness.

Amherst Study Club F. I. Hubard Cleveland Avenue E. E. Foster

Delegates to be elected at Methodist conference Sunday

Delegates for the annual Methodist conference will be elected during the morning service Sunday. Regular services begin at 11 A M and the anthem will be Speak to Me Father.

Conference of Methodist Churches

Local residents shown in Amherst Mansfield Lorain visits

Mrs. Charles Hamann and Mrs. Ed Menz spent Friday in Mansfield. Mrs. Edward Gates of Elyria visited Amherst friends Friday afternoon. Gloria Young is reported ill at her home on Elyria avenue. Miss Elsie Herbst made a Lorain visit Friday afternoon. Philip Jaeger was a Mansfield caller Friday. Leo Grugel visited Cleveland Friday. Mrs. Martin Mueller Sr and Mrs. Martin Mueller Jr of Elyria were Amherst visitors Friday. Mrs. Arthur Slauter of Lorain was discharged from the local hospital Friday afternoon.

Charles Hamann Ed. Menz Mansfield Edward Gates Elyria Amherst Gloria Young Elyria Avenue Elsie Herbst Lorain Philip Jaeger Leo Grugel Cleveland Martin Mueller Martin Mueller, Jr Arthur Slauter

English Service by Rev Dawe at St Pauls Lutheran

Rev Henry Dawe of Cleveland substitutes as pastor and will conduct an English service at ten o clock Sunday morning at St Pauls Lutheran church.

Henry Dawe Cleveland St. Paul's Lutheran Church Wil

Chess Match Stirs Moscow as Botvinnik Beats Flor

Crowds in Moscow and Leningrad followed the Flor versus Botvinnik chess match with rare public zeal. Commissar Krylenko attended in person, newspapers dedicated daily pages, and political interest framed the contest between the Soviet prodigy Botvinnik and Czechoslovak master Flor. Botvinnik, a physicist and Communist party member, demonstrated exceptional skill in every game.

Moscow Samuel Flor Michael Botvinnik Nicholas Krvienko America England Flor Botvinnik Krylenko Leningrad Communist Party

Local Social Happenings and Funeral Obituary Note

Callers visited families in Amherst Oberlin Wakeman and West Ridge on Sunday and Thursday. Among those paying respects were many locals at the Earl Morris funeral held at the M E church in Oberlin. A historical note mentions the term beam as ship breadth.

Frank Krueger Jake Herbst Dora Herbst Amherst Russell Krueger Oberlin Lloyd Ashby Schafer Wakeman C. N. Williams Robert Roynard West Ridge J. H. Brumby Gar McRoberts

Amherst Hi to Meet Medina Hi at Local School Gym Tonight

The Amherst High basketball team faces Medina High at the local school gym this evening. Fans expect a competitive matchup as both squads seek a key win on the home court.

Amherst Hi Medina Hi

President's Ball Tuesday Night Draws House to House Tickets

A Roosevelt Birthday Ball will be held in the school gymnasium Tuesday night with a benefit for the Warm Springs Infantile Paralysis Foundation. The program begins at 7:30 with the Amherst Quartet, high school orchestra, and Clarence Gerber. proceeds go to cure and prevention. The Pajama Girls' orchestra will provide music for dancing after the program and a radio will relay the President's message.

United States Warm Springs Infantile Paralysis Foundation Amherst Quartet R. H. Hearn Clarence Gerber Roosevelt Flyria

Make Your Own Shirtwaist Dress by Helen Williams

Illustrated dressmaking lesson showcases a navy woolen and red silk shirtwaist dress with faced chalice detail, self collar, cuffs, and blue belt. Style No. 2950 fits sizes 14 to 40 with material estimates. includes spring fashion guide and beauty feature. Send 10 cents for the magazine copy from the Fashion Department.

Cleveland Chronicle-Telegram Cincinnati Ohio Harford Frocks Chronicle- Telegram Denison Ave Fifth Avenue

Soviet Youth Draw With Veteran Player In Chess Match

Chess was praised as mental training for Soviet youth and the six games each side won ending in a draw. Moscow public saw the result as a moral victory for the young Communist who held his own against the older rival. The match was arranged by the Chess Section of the All-Union Council for Physical Education with plans for a large international tournament.

Soviet Union Moscow All-Union Council For Physical Education

Bullet In Heart Woman Lives

El Paso reports a woman from Clint Tex Mrs Anne Sewell survives a Dec 26 gunshot wound to the heart area. Doctors say the bullet pierced the heart membrane and heart muscle then entered the lung but did not enter the heart cavity. The wound closed as the heart shifted, with a lung hemorrhage creating an air sac that kept the heart in place. Thirty Clint residents offered blood for a transfusion. the patient recovered without one. She has two sons Raymond and Joe and a daughter Anne Laura.

EL Paso Tex Anne Sewell Clint Nature Sewell

Ancient China Used Copper Tools as Currency

Ancient China employed metallic implements as barter. The convenience led to casting small sham tools for exchange. Copper knives hoes and spades functioned as currency in common use.

China

Tribes Fight Over Power on Tuscarora Reservation

Supreme Court Justice James E Norton ruled the Tuscarora Tribal Council has no state or federal judicial power. The decision, favoring Elmer Hamilton and Clinton Mt. Pleasant, split the tribe into factions: Federal Party seeking no state jurisdiction and State Party backing state law protections.

Lewiston N. Y Tuscarora Supreme Court William Gansworth Nellie James E. Norton Elmer. Hamilton Clinton Mt. Pleasant Niagara County Tuscarora Nation Norton State of New York Tuscarora Tribal Council William Chew Hamilton M. Pleasant Tuscaroras Mt. Pleasant

Hearts Remembered Builders of Wide Welfare

A reflective line honoring those whose memory resides in a people and who wrought for a welfare beyond their own, recognizing lasting impact and shared wealth created through their efforts.

Belief in Underwater People Among Bantus

A statement notes that the Bantus of Africa hold a belief in a community of people living beneath the water. This cultural notion reflects mythic geography and local folklore surrounding aquatic realms.

Africa

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