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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
4
CAERSOURG France June report states transatlantic record between New York and Cherbourg for the second time in 16 days. The North-Lieydner Bremen reached the port today having left New York 4 days 15 hours 4 minutes earlier. Liner’s average speed 20.61 knots for 3,199 miles. The prior Bremen record was 4:18:06 in February 1930.
Penfield pastor Rev F H Schott distributed complimentary tickets to Penfield children for the June 28 Indians Yankees game in Cleveland. Arlo Witbeck met the children at 11 30 Thursday with his bus. Children’s Day at Congregational Church featured a pageant The Realm of Childhood directed by Jean Fran felder and Catharine Schulz. Ladies Society picnic July 6 by the river at Mrs Schulz’s home.
Mr and Mrs Homer Sooy and their family attended a Sooy reunion on Thursday at the Belden home of Mr and Mrs Clayton Sooy. The gathering drew forty nine relatives.
Mrs P E Davison acted as hostess to the Congregational Society on Wednesday afternoon. The ladies and guests who attended enjoyed themselves, sharing in the event and fellowship.
The business meeting led by Mrs W H Myers featured performances by Leora Yoxtheimer singing Ivory Palaces and Garden of Prayer with piano by Dilly Cameron. Bob Yoxtheimer played two piano solos, Kay Andrews gave two recitations, and embroidery work was noted. Ice cream and cake were served. Out of town guests included Mesdames A H Pierce Leora Voxtheimer A Allis Lydia Richmond of Wellington Mrs A J Cameron and son Billy of Lorain plus Mrs Dorothy Smith Frances Bacheller Mrs Walter Gregg and Rev Schott.
Mrs. Ethel Perry and her son Russell spend the week with Mr. Perry’s mother Mrs. Myra Perry at E. Claridan.
Mrs. R. B. Eglin of Penfield, a former Oberlin Conservatory student, sang during Oberlin College’s Centennial celebration.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Betts and son Tommy Betts attended the Wendleigh reunion held Sunday at Crystal Beach, sharing in the family gathering and memories.
Mrs. Rolla Dague and Mrs. Ralph Bowman attended a vanishing tea Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. O L Gates. Mrs. Ray Woods and son from Wooster visited her parents Mr and Mrs James Herrick. Dan Harding and mother from Fields Corners called on Mrs W O Rollin. Sunday visitors at C J Behnkes included Mr and Mrs David Hill and son Mervin and Nuss Haze Hill of Lorain, and Mr Sharp of Amherst. Mr and Mrs Will Clifford and sister Mrs Lily Woods of Chatham were callers at A H Pierces in Wellington. Misses Emma Nesbit and Lucile Gregg spent Sunday at Warren QC with Miss Nesbits father.
Washington on June 30 reports indicate thousands of government workers lost secure jobs as departments cut payrolls to fit the new fiscal year budget. Estimates suggest 3,000 in Washington and up to 10,000 in field services may be dismissed, with some workers taking early retirement or facing salary reductions amid a humane cost-cutting drive.
Frank Joviak, a former Guthrie’s baker of eleven years, opens a new bakery at 204 Cleveland Street. The remodeled shop features a modern design and updated facilities.
C D Nesbit and sister Dr Adelbert Seipal were noted among visiting relatives. Loren Taylor fell from a cherry tree and suffered bruises but no broken bones. Pearl Whalford of Lodi and Bradley Collinwood of Birmingham spent Sunday with the Howards. Mrs J B Egin, Mrs Mary Exjin and grandson Paul attended Finney chapel commencement in Oberlin. Ruth Schulz spent a week with grandparents near North Olmsted. J T Buros from Quincy, Mich and Mrs Floyd Pelton and David visited A A Jones on Tuesday. Sunday callers at Fred Rollins included Mrs Clair Van Valkenburg and daughter Ann from Cleveland, and Mr and Mrs Sage Denning and son Parks of Rocky River. Clair Van Valkenburg and children from Cleveland also visited his parents, Mr and Mrs P T Van Valkenburg.
Atlantic City June 30 The National Association of Retail Grocers approved a wage scale and a 64 hour maximum work week under the Federal Industrial Recovery Act. Minimum weekly pay ranges from 9 to 16 dollars by sex and seniority with regional reductions south of the Mason Dixon Line. A 48 hour maximum for women and a policy against selling below replacement cost plus 10 percent for labor and overhead were also set to curb price cutting.
Kroger Co expands in the Cleveland district including Elyria with a $250,000 program. The 340 East Broad Street store will gain four departments a deli produce meat and dairy sections and enhanced electrical refrigeration. Local labor and union crews supplied the remodel under longtime manager Gerald Powell.
A Frigidaire system at the NRO store 1 is installed by 0. The text notes the appliance’s high utility value to the home, highlighting electrical refrigeration as a key domestic benefit and implying its standout place in the market.
The article notes a peak in electric refrigeration demand as homes adopt scientific fridges and grocers push for the same food protection. It highlights the Kroger store at 340 East Broad Street installing a Frigidaire system during remodeling, with Dr. Royal S. Copeland stressing low temperatures prevent food poisoning.
Cincinnati Ohio June 30 William F Stevenson chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board told fifth district building and loan association directors that home owners seeking loans merely reduce interest and gain five per cent long term loans with conditions. He said relief would be provided to those truly in distress or behind on taxes and that relief would not be offered to save money where not necessary.
The Intermountain Kennel Club, after backing a county dog tax, now urges repeal, arguing the levy fails to curb the nuisance of loose dogs in Salt Lake City Utah.
The Permanent Council for the Exploration of the Sea divides ocean investigations, especially those on fishing, among participating nations.
Mrs. John Schneider of Oshkosh writes that eating Kellogg’s All-Bran eliminates the need for other remedies. The cereal adds bulk and vitamin B to the diet, aiding intestinal tone and cleanliness. Two tablespoons daily is suggested. if unresolved, consult a doctor.
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