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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1933
Page
4
The report to council warns UNL's fire protection rating may drop from Fifth to Sixth Class, risking higher fire insurance rates citywide. Chief Bates notes ratings shifts since 1928 and 1929 risk warnings, urging a joint police and fire committee to survey and report back.
Community in Oberlin gathered Friday evening to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs John Baumann who have moved south of Berlin and to Mr and Mrs Elmer Athwell who relocated this week. About one hundred attended a pot luck supper followed by a program with Kenneth Kern featuring stunts and a short lay by the boys from Clarence Donalt's Sunday school class. The evening ended with dancing. Ladies met Wednesday for a church business and devotional session led by Mrs Dart Oberlin. A series of devotion services will be conducted each week.
An Educational Evamption Dept pamphlet at 157 Fifth Ave NE New York asks what causes epilepsy and promises a free copy. The ad notes the pamphlet is issued for public education.
Elyria High School is invited to send a school orator to Wooster College's eighth annual extempore public speaking contest on April 8. Six topics include farm relief unemployment Soviet Russia and Ohio taxation. Prizes total 400 with 200 for first 125 for second and 75 for third. Visitors will tour campus and meet college leaders.
A note states that during Lent a meeting will take place next week at the home of Mrs Ford, located south of Oberlin. The text specifies the venue and timing as part of the church or community gathering schedule.
Community updates list services at Last Obeylin church. Families gather for birthdays and dinners. Local residents visit hospitals, attend Grange and bridge events, and travel between Oberlin Elyria Ashland and Cleveland.
In Butte Montana Robins are seen despite 25 below zero temperatures. Weather prophets say the traditional spring harbingers are evident and the unusual sightings prompt discussion of an early spring. The piece notes robins stayed north due to the cold mood and asks why they would migrate south.
Lieutenant Governor Charles Sawyer proposes a federal guarantee for new bank deposits to separate old and new accounts. The plan would regulate practices on new deposits, end the federal guarantee on a set date, and allow banks to use new funds to resume normal operations rather than keep them in vaults.
March 7 the Young Men's Athletic Club meets at the Central School gymnasium for an evening of recreation inviting all with tennis shoes. Burial for Mrs. Fred Aebi occurred in Evergreen Cemetery after dying in Elyria last Friday. services were in St. Paul's Church with local attendees listed. Christian Endeavor discussed Jesus and His Principles led by Miss Wilma Baden at the Congregational church Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Allsop will open her home to the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Henry Nickel as hostess. A regular Par ent-Teachers' Association meeting is set for Wednesday evening in the school auditorium with a very interesting program planned.
Rev Merton of Lorain will lead English Lenten services at St John s church Thursday evening. A Lenten service follows at the Methodist church at 8 00 with Rev Roy Jenson in charge. Afterward an Official Board meeting will be held. Briefs note visitors and gatherings among local residents from Cleveland Mansfield and Akron.
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