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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1933

Page

4

Elyria Daily News Ad Rates and Publication Details

Public notice lists the Elyria Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co and editor names. It states daily publication except Sundays, with pricing for in town and out of town subscriptions and foreign advertising reps in Chicago New York and Detroit.

Audit Bureau Second Street Elyria Ohio Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company C. Budnutt J. Clare Lorain John W. Cullen Company Chicago Michigan Ave New Detroit General Motors

William Woodin Seen As Head Of Reconstruction Finance Corp

Washington sources report William Woodin president of American Car and Foundry, visiting President-elect Roosevelt at Warm Springs Georgia, is slated to lead the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. He would succeed Atlee Pomerene, a Hoover appointee and Roosevelt foe former senator.

Washington William Woodin American Car & Foundry Roosevelt Warm Springs Reconstruction Finance Corporation Atlee Pomerene Hoover

Fragmented quotes and brief musings in Montreal Star column

A jumble of lines appears from a Montreal Star page including remarks on layoffs, overwork, self-disgust, golf excuses, and social quips. The snippet also references Bridget Gabbier and community sentiment, ending with a curiously titled cultural remark about loss of soul.

Community call to defend Elyria institutions amid hard times

A lunchroom discussion in Elyria highlights the role of local institutions such as Elyria Memorial Hospital and the YMCA. A traveling salesman urges residents to stay steady, defend long standing agencies, and avoid actions that could damage community welfare as growth returns.

Elyria Elyria Memorial Hospital Arthur L. Garford Ohio

Bequest Brings Hope for Crippled Children at Gates Hospital

A Conneaut woman leaves income from about $100,000 to Gates Hospital to aid crippled children. The fund remains as long as the hospital operates, supporting local purchases and care, reflecting enduring public spirit amid modern skepticism.

Chronicle- Telegram Gates Hospital Elyria E. F. Allen Conneaut Cates Hospital

Conneaut Woman Gives Gift Reflecting Shared Human Kindness

A Conneaut woman’s act of charity highlights daily sacrifices to aid the less fortunate. Her gift demonstrates sympathy, love, and concern for human suffering, embodying Good Samaritan ideals and progress for humanity.

Wellington matrons learn Parisian mannequin styles for PTA pageant

Wellington on January 21 hosts a PTA pageant with fifty models aged 16 to 70 and a twenty two member wedding party. Wayne Milton Webber leads the styling efforts and has a history with notable fashion events including Miss American girl Mary Catherine Campbell. He staged outdoor charity extravaganzas for Mr and Mrs David Boyd, who are notable Lorain county donors to the Methodist home for the aged in Elyria. Webber is a graduate of Cincinnati School of Music's Play Production and Play Writing programs and is staying at the Harry Lee home.

Wellington Wayne Milton Webber Mary Catherine Campbell Columbus Ohio Wesleyan Webber David Boyd Boyd Lorain Co Methodist Home For Elyria Cincinnati

Akron Kiwanis Address Wellington Group

George Missig president of the Akron Kiwanis Club spoke to Wellington Kiwanians on Thursday evening about Kiwanis spirit and duty. L. Ladd of Akron, a school principal, also spoke as about fifty members and guests attended the supper in Herrick auditorium.

George Missig Akron Kiwanis Club Wellington Kiwanians Kiwanis L. Ladd Akron Club Akron Scholl Herrick Auditorium

Car Hits Stray Horse. Horse Emerges Unscathed

Harry Stocking returning home struck a horse that had strayed from the Walter Day barn. The car was wrecked with the radiator and fenders damaged but the horse was found later in the Day barn calmly eating hay, without a scratch.

Harry Stocking Walter Day Stocking Day

Brighton Welders Defeat Wellington 41 to 31 on Home Court

The Brighton Welders defeated Pfaff and Morris 41 to 31 on the Brighton floor. Yip Owens of Spaulding Co and ex Wellington High coach played for Wellington. Brighton schedules March 2 game with Hungarian Reform Church and a girls game against Elyria.

Brighton Wellington Brighton Welders Pfaff and Morris

Homebuilders Host Oyster Supper at Grange Hall

Forty five members of the Homebuilder's class of the Methodist Sunday school gathered at the Grange hall hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend for an evening of games contests and an oyster supper after agreeing to join the Young People's class in an attendance contest during the business session.

Methodist Sunday School Charles Friend Grange Hall

Bennie Farrago Injured on Job at Wheeling Railway

Bennie Farrago, an employee of the Wheeling Railway Co., suffered an work related injury and was admitted to Clinic hospital for care and treatment on Thursday.

Bennie Farrago Wheeling Railway Co Clinic

Mrs William Wadsworth Hosts Neighborhood Bridge Club

Mrs William Wadsworth entertained the Neighborhood Bridge Club at her home this week. Two tables played and high scores were earned by participants.

William Wadsworth

Friendship Club Meeting At Mrs Belden Cowles Home

Mrs Belden Cowles entertained the Friendship club at her home on Thursday afternoon. Jiz Saw puzzles provided the diversion of the day followed by refreshments. Members present were Mrs Cliff West Mrs Matt King Mrs Laverda Rugg and the hostess.

Friendship Club Belden Cowles Cliff West Matt King Laverda Rugg

Local residents attend banquets and visits across Lorain area

Hugh Johns and Fred Asker of Lorain attended the Masaic banquet this week. Mrs. Johns and Mrs. Askew plus Mrs. Kate Sheldon of Oberlin were supper guests the same evening. Several New London visitors called on Grace Loveland, and Fred Sponseller of Heidelberg college enjoys mid semester vacation at home. William Sponseller attended his mother's funeral and other notices follow including health updates and church class plans.

Hugh Johns Fred Asker Lorain Johns Askew Kate Sheldon Oberlin George Arnold Grace Loveland C. R. Hubler FE. O. Hubler New London Fred Sponseller Heidelberg College F. M. Sponseller William Sponseller Mary Wratt Ironton Ohio Bobbie Crawford Joey Carroll Wight Florence Dague I. &. Downey C. W. Recard Robert Lang Madison Elien Swier Swier Paul Shafer Elyria Hospital Betty Greetham St. Luke’s Hospital Burt Curtice Mary Sprague Col James C. MacDermott Brotherhood Congregational Brownhelm J. H. Page Ith Ohio Kiwanis A. H. Binder Kiwanis Medina

Anniversaries of Historic Figures Births and Deaths

Today marks anniversaries for figures such as Matthew Carey born Ireland 1760 and died Philadelphia 1839, Jean Lefebvre de Cheverus born France 1768, Henry N. Hudson born Vermont 1814, Alexander Mackenzie born Scotland 1822, and Charles George Gordon born 1833.

Matthew Carey Ireland Philadelphia Jean Lefabvre de Cheverus Boston France Henry N. Hudson Vermont Cambridge Mass Alexander Mackenzie Scotland Toronto Charles George Gordon Khartum Nubia

Paris Surrenders After 131-Day Siege in 1871

In 1871 Paris capitulated to German forces ending an epic siege of 131 days. In 1878 the world’s first telephone exchange began operating in New Haven Connecticut. In 1932 Japanese forces attacked Shanghai signaling rising tensions in Asia.

Paris New Haven Conn Shanghai

Notable Births Across the Nation This Week

Birth anniversaries honor Daniel Willard of Baltimore and Ohio born in Hartland Vermont 72 years ago. Augustus Lukeman the New York sculptor born Richmond Virginia 62 years ago. Theodore Hoover Stanford dean born West Branch Iowa 62 years ago. Charles Barrett Georgia long time National Farmers Union president born Pike County Georgia 67 years ago. William Lee Charlotte North Carolina hydroelectric engineer born Lancaster North Carolina 61 years ago.

Daniel Willard Baltimore and Ohio Hartland Augustus Lukeman New York Richmond Theodore J. Hoover Stanford University West Branch Iowa Charles S. Barrett Georgia National Farmers’ Union Pike Co William S. Lee Charlotte

Portrait of a Bold Tempera Artist Emerges

A description highlights a painter’s strong original tempera technique marked by daring, independent execution and forceful temperament, though the piece remarks the style leans toward excessive ardor at times.

Local Social Notes From Huntington Area

Ai leen Cassell substitutes a fourth grade teacher during a funeral in Sullivan. Neighbors and relatives visit, dine, and host gatherings across Huntington with multiple families from Elyria Cleveland Medina Akron and Wellington. A minor injury occurs when Glen West, 7, is struck by a passing vehicle while on Sunday drive.

Joe Cochrane Medina J. C. Bapking Glen West Clayte Bliss Elyria C. C. Finkel Don Knnsely Cleveland Erma Knisely H. D. Bowen Clifford Bowen Lester Bowen Earl Easterday Hazel Petzer John Naegele Morris Hawley Claude Simonson N. L. Triudium William Garnard C. Hines O. H. Dirlam George Gott Wellington

Dutch Flag In Far East Factory Islanded In Memory

In 1810 Napoleon annexed Holland to the French Empire and the Dutch nation ceased to exist. A Japanese factory owned by the Dutch was forgotten by both sides, leaving no ships sent and Dutch inJapan unaware of Europe. For four years, until Napoleon’s fall, the Dutch flag was daily hoisted at the factory, the only place in the world where it flew.

Holland Japan Europe

Desire for Freedom Cited as Impetuousness Risk

A brief article notes that while the urge for liberty motivates action, unchecked impulsiveness can lead to serious trouble including possible imprisonment. Authorities warn restraint is essential to avoid legal consequences.

The Silent Observer on Morning Calls and Fire Alarm Traffic

A jokey piece notes those who bragged of being on the ground floor now find the ground floor is the cellar. It describes fire alarms causing traffic lights to blink yellow and motorists to pull right and stop, with streetcars also stopping.

Widow Wins Estate Case After Judge Intervenes

In a court drama a young widow faced losing two thirds of her late husband’s estate as relatives claimed insanity. The judge pressed for last words and the widow finally revealed the line about champagne. The judge praised her wit, the widow won, and proverbs about fools and money followed in the issue.

Littl Polly

Day's Music Store Offers Piano Bargain and Activities

The Elyria store promotes a half-price sale on a mahogany Minuet piano once sold for 295 dollars. Includes bench and delivery, with a satisfaction guarantee. An open house features tap dancing classes by Mr. and Mrs. Reiff of Cleveland and a Lorain County Game and Fish Association meeting. Nearby promos include silk scarves, Victrola trade-ins, and a Harmonica Contest at the Capitol Theatre with prizes.

Oberlin Elyria George Reiff Cleveland

New Fishing Licenses Available in Las and Ohio License Funds

New fishing licenses for Las are here with the same $1.10 price year round. Ohio conservation chief Reinhardt told an Elyria gathering that every dollar from sportsmen’s licenses funds hunting and habitat improvements plus stocking of streams. The ad lists roofing materials at low prices, moth spray Beats of Health Spias promises to kill moths and fresh scent, with a free glass sprayer. Murphy’s Glo-Coat offers cleaning formulas for wood finishes and oil sizes from half pints to five gallons.

Ohio Conservation Reinhardt Elyria Ohio

Dietine Health-Veter scale offered for bathroom use

A white enamel health scale is available for bathroom use priced at 6.75 dollars. The item targets weight tracking and fits in a bathroom setting.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Iy, Publishers RGE Fifth Ave R.F.C Montreal Star Bridget Mrs. Gabbier Violet Curtice Herrick Ave Junior Grissinger Courtland Akron Kiwanians Sallys Guy Wells R. W. Fats Huntington Rehor Rozberd Elizabeth John Smith Lella G. H. Cole Crooks Coal China Pap Johnnie Hubert Day & Sons Day's Music Store The Lorain County Game and Fish Association India Capitol Theatre Day’s Hardware Murphy Bread St Day's Hardware Ramsee Firestone
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