This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 35 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
2
A Cleveland era health column discusses keratoses on older adults noting seborrheic and senile forms. Seborrheic keratoses are usually harmless while senile keratoses may become cancerous if untreated. Diagnosis relies on biopsy. treatments include excision, radium, X-ray, or electric coagulation.
Relatives gathered Wednesday evening in Henrietta to honor Louis Delefield on his birthday with a weiner roast. Participants included the Kraus, Kropf, Muler, Naegle, Latleman, Bucks families and others from Axtel Vermilion and surrounding areas.
Br iefs describe a Saturday wether roast hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Kelble at Mill Hollow with guests including Mr and Mrs Oscar Zurcher Mr and Mrs Chauncey Currier Mr and Mrs Melvin Unger and Mr and Mrs Ernest Lemvermyer. The school faculty performed Her Step Husband to a large crowd praised as splendid. Harold Bauman returned from a week with his parents in Brooklyn NY. Mrs Frank Kelble plans a Ladies Aid Society gathering at her home Thursday. Mrs Leonard Buchs to host Methodist Ladies Aid at Church parlors Thursday afternoon. Sunday visitors at the Melvin Unger home included Mr and Mrs Ed Haesly and others from nearby towns.
Mrs M T Brown and daughter Mabel attended the wedding at Second Congregational church Elyria at 10 30 am Saturday. They also joined the reception at the groom's mother Mrs Cora Ludlow’s home on West street. Mrs Ludlow and Miss Brown taught in Elyria schools.
Mrs Ed Spaetzel hosted the Avon Lake Literary Club at Mrs Lea Walkers home on Wednesday afternoon. The Girl Scouts plan a meeting Friday at 2 30 PM in the park with activities for members.
Mr and Mrs Wm Hill of Lakewood entertained friends at a dinner party Wednesday at Herman Martin Inn.
The Women’s League held its regular meeting on Tuesday at the Congregational church. A pot luck dinner followed at noon. Hostesses were Mrs. W. Thearing, Mrs. Fred Beck and Mrs. Emma Beck.
Mrs McDonald entertained Avon on the Lake Garden Club members at her Jay Cox Road home for a Tuesday one o clock luncheon.
Frank Eckstein and Norman Skinner visited friends in town on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Hing left for a summer vacation on Monday. Rosalind Mitchell and Dorothy Eble spent Tuesday afternoon in Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. Melcher Uing and Mrs. Mary Weber visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Diedrich in Ridgeville on Sunday. Nuss Florence Bilton of Washington, D C spent the past week with friends. Mr. and Mrs. George Hamm of North Olmsted called on Mr. and Mrs. Jack Laidlow on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith of Cleveland were guests of his brother Frank on Wednesday.
D. Sheffield hosted visitors including Mrs Philomena and four friends from Berea. Abbe Road resident Mrs W H Walker and Dover guests Doris Rutherford called on Gulf Road neighbor. Elyria visitors F R Castle demonstrated a Farm All tractor. Buckeye Sewers 4 H club met at Camilla Townsend’s home with routine business and refreshments served.
Local residents hosted guests from Empomna and Oberlin as plans moved toward Wellington High School seniors' commencement. Dena Dague joined the McConnell family for a week, Otis Pickworth was hospitalized for a ruptured appendix, and many families gathered for baccalaureate exercises with fourteen seniors.
Mr. and Mrs. John Karman visited Loras parents Mr. and Mrs. Horvath Sunday evening. Harley Rea Don Oovan Rea and Mrs. 9. B. Rea visited Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Morris Saturday. Progressive class M E church Sunday school invites all to a party Thursday evening June St at the Morris home honoring Miss Alta Myers bound for China.
Sunday morning services at Vincent Methodist Church featured Rev. Ashburn delivering a sermon from Isaiah 53 3 and remarks on Christ's cross from cradle to grave The congregation sang In the Cross and The Old Rugged Cross with about 100 in attendance at Sunday school Miss Alta Myers displayed items from China At Avon the 25th annual Sunday school convention drew a large group including Mr and Mrs Eschtruth and many others with children aiding the singing.
The Merrill Reunion gathered 124 attendees at Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Merrill's home in Clarkfield on Sunday June 4. Plans for next year's reunion place the event at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Livermore.
Dennis Ross, Harley Fletcher, Mr and Mrs Earl Fletcher and son Forest and Lewis Jonasson, Martha Barlow, Mr and Mrs Georges McDonald, Mr and Mrs Carl Langendorfer and family and Miss Alice Clark, Mrs Kenneth Ross and children attended a casual gathering. Mr and Mrs Clair Ross enjoyed a picnic dinner at Ruggles Beach Sunday.
A farewell party for Miss Alta Myers a Missionary of China was held at the Garfield School House Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5.Miss Myers will depart Monday June 12 for Honghong China where she has done missionary work since 1924. Friends and relatives came from Cleveland Dover Elleria Lorain Vincent Murry Ridge and this community. Refreshments followed singing and a prayer. The centerpiece cake was baked by Mrs Grace Jackson Myers sister and decorated with Chinese writing by Miss Myers. Peonies and other flowers decorated the room.
Vincent Vincent reports Kath Tryon McIntire recovering from tonsillitis at Mrs. Sarah Pickett’s home in Lorain. Alta Myers returns from Athens Oklahoma after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Black and daughters. J G Morris and family host and visit Abbe road neighbors. multiple relatives attend fish fry supper outdoors. Chester Whalen from Penfield Junction visits Stoughton family. Harnish relatives host supper with the John Cook household.
Mrs Verlie Twaddle hosted the C P G Club on Wednesday. Children’s Day exercises are set for Sunday June 11 at the M E church in Clarkesfield. Mrs George Harwood shows slow but steady recovery with age. Local residents share visits and remarks from Ashland Lorain and Toledo. Wallace Curry, former Clarkfield resident, died May 29 in Chandler Arizona. noted for longtime ties here. Howard Davis’s home was broken into last week, and he now lives with the Arnolds of Olena after his mother’s death.
Lake Avenue on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Paul Eddy entertained a children's party for her son Richard's first birthday. Guests included Hazel and Helen Taylor James and Gordon Collier Mary Jean Croskey Ruth Provosnik Rita and Jane Baker Ruby and Dale Miller. A birthday cake and several refreshments were served and Richard received a number of gifts from the children.
James Collier was a guest of Billig Balk in Elyria on Monday, a brief social visit noted in local society circles. The event highlights ongoing community connections and local hospitality.
The 19th century French composer Berlioz sought a song for a play but could not resolve the refrain. After repeated trials and a period of despair he abandoned the effort. Two years later, while abroad, a chance dive sparked the remembered phrase and renewed the work.
Spencer Spencer Ohio events fragmentary list of visits births meetings weddings and social notes. Mentions Wilbur Nixon returning to Akron and Alberta Aldrich accompanying, births of Betty Bernice Bradley and Barbara Jean Rook, and multiple local courtesy visits from families in Elyria Lorain Ashland Wellington and Wooster area. The Spencer M E church and church society plans June meeting and Vacation Bible Classes with readings sermons and a Sunday program.
Spencer Grange 2529 schedules a Wednesday meeting for June 14 and urges all members to attend. Norwalk District Epworth League holds a June 10 convention at Lodi Methodist church with Rev. L. J. Quade as district president and Rev. W. Arthur Milne as banquet speaker connected to Wesley Foundation at Ohio State University.
A large La Porte Methodist congregation gathered Wednesday evening at the Robson home for a night meeting. A bountiful tureen supper followed by singing led by Rev J H Jones and duet songs by Mr and Mrs L C Brewood concluded with a devotional period and social hour.
Sunday June eleventh will host Children's Day at LaPorte Methodist with the Omegas class taught by Mrs Ruth Ehrke and the Intermediate and Young People's choir led by L C Brewood. The pastor will deliver a youth focused sermon following last Sunday's address on If I Were Young Again.
A concise 20th century statement asserts that the sole ideal basis for global unity lies in human fraternity. It emphasizes universal solidarity across nations, cultures, and beliefs as essential to lasting peace and cooperative progress.
The 11th annual National Inventors' Congress will run June 13 to 17 in Denver, drawing about 1,000 inventors. Exhibits include a self-starting toothpick device, a dirigible, and a zipper-controlled flying suit for women. Notables like Edith Foltz of Portland, O. J. Foster of Boise, Max Lowenthal, and Herman Finke are slated to speak or showcase innovations.
Istanbul reports Moscow and Ankara deepening cooperation across culture and economy. Soviet involvement includes artists, linguists, and historians aiding Turkish reform, while a 38 million credit funds new textile factories and technical experts are dispatched. A Turkish committee travels to Moscow to select machinery and oversee construction this year.
Monterey County agricultural commissioner H. A. Hunt imported 10 000 wasps to combat mealy bugs damaging flowers vegetables and shrubs. He estimates numbers could reach 50 000 000 within 50 days and notes the insects are inexpensive “soldiers” that do not bother people if left alone.
South Ridge notes June 8 services at South Ridge Church for Sunday June 11 with Sunday School at 10 A M and a Children's Day program at 8 P M.
The S&S class with their teacher held a picnic at Clearview Grove Tuesday afternoon. At 5 P.M. a Wiener roast was planned, adding a casual close to the gathering.
Dr. Garry C. Myers argues that housework should not be considered merely a woman’s task. He urges fathers and older brothers to share domestic duties to train boys in responsibility, reduce mothers’ burden, and foster better character values for future husbands and fathers. He notes urban families, unemployment, and family dynamics as reasons to involve men in chores.
Miss Doris Conger received a lovely farewell gift from the class members before leaving for Amherst. Attendees included Janet Baus Jessie McCauley Helen Pitcock Marjorie Pitcock of Murray Ridge Marcia Webber Nancy Miller Sally Williams Doris Conger Mary Gamble Oberlin Doris Nichols Townline Road Jewell Beal Kathaleen Young Kala Dean Young Evelyn Hartley Marion Grobe and Miss Miriam Fowl the teacher. The next regular meeting will be at Doris Nichols Townline Road on June 16.
Mr and Mrs Frank Waraway attended a wedding anniversary event in Amherst Tuesday evening honoring Mr and Mrs R Bur ford and Mr and Mrs John Will helm. The gathering drew local residents and family members to celebrate the milestone with the couple.
Misses Nancy Miller Marcia Webber and Sally Williams of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs J P Bechtel Tuesday. Miss Helen Balzar spent Sunday in Bellevue. Dr and Mrs Emery and Mrs F Fellinger of Lorain spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Frank Laraway.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.