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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1933
Page
6
Wiss Anne Vanderhot from Park Avenue New York is chosen premiere danseuse at the sixth Huntington hilarities in Pasadena California. She will lead the chorus.
In France the war wrecked about 300000 houses entirely and a similar number partially. Some 5000 bridges were destroyed or damaged and thousands of miles of roads and railways plus about 20,000 factories were impacted.
Elyria Concern To Display Products at the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago from June to November. The firm joins a cooperative exhibit titled Porcelain Enamel Parade by the Porcelain Enamel Institute. About 75 to 100 items will be shown including glass enamel-lined equipment, appliances, sinks, and burial vaults with enamel identification soldiers at each booth. The Institute will also feature an enameling plant demonstration and souvenirs.
Guy Higgins a 47 year old former automobile dealer and paint company executive leaped to his death from an 18th floor window of the Union Trust building in Cleveland Ohio. Relatives cited grief over his mother's death as the cause. His body struck the roof of the B R Baker Company building.
March 11 report from Brighton highlights meetings of the M E Ladies Aid Society on March 15 with Mrs Ira Lee, and the Brighton Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at the M E church with Elizabeth Andrews from Fields Corners. WCTU gathering included Miss Etna Burge and eleven attendees with a program after the business session. Local funerary, visits, and family events fill the day including Elizabeth Andrews visiting Mrs H E Cobb and others visiting Camden and Oberlin acquaintances.
Road guidance listing multiple routes to Toledo Columbus Cleveland Youngstown Canton and more via state routes U S highways and detours. It notes connections for Chicago Pittsburgh and Philadelphia corridors with detours through Ravenna Mansfield Mount Gilead and other towns.
A scrambled OCR listing shows multiple radio programs and bands across stations WIJAY WEAF KIDO WIE WARC WL Wile and others. Entries include names like Williams Band Opnitz Band Lown’s Band and Patterson acts with uncertain times and locations, reflecting a partial schedule across outlets.
A brief radio schedule lists Lithuanian, Ukrainian, Slovenian, Croatian, and Slovak programs with four city missions and a sign off at 0:99, indicating end of transmission.
A dense listing of radio time slots shows numerous acts and programs across stations, including schools of air, winded ensembles, solo vocalists, orchestras, talk segments, and mystery stories. Names like Sylvia Sapira, Julia Hayes, Bobby Benson, Ruth Etting, Mills Brothers, and Edwy are noted among many others.
A signed telegram from 21 residents denounces the $400,000,000 non-service disability fund as graft and calls for retirement of senators and representatives opposing national housecleaning. The note urges readers to send similar messages to Senators Fess Bulkley and Rep Harter and to press for elimination of graft.
Mallet Creek announces a Grange meeting in the Town Hall for 1st and 2nd degree work. The Brunswick team handles 1st degree and the Mallet Creek team 2nd degree. The Juvenile Grange will not meet Friday evening.
The Ladies Aid of the M P church held an all day gathering at president Mrs John Neufelds home with a picnic lunch at noon. Quilting and sewing were done during the day.
Lloyd Naragon, a Hi school teacher, spent the weekend with his parents in Kenton Ohio. Mr and Mrs Walter Brittain of Parma were Sunday visitors of H R Stone and family. Mrs Mary Branch, Mr and Mrs...
Balto the famous Alaskan husky dog, known for the 1925 serum run to Nome, was placed under veterinary care at Brookside after Dr. R R Powel took him to the hospital. The veteran physician and trustee of the Balto rescue committee seeks to prolong Balto's life amid renewed concern.
The county extension service ended the fruit growers' school a week early due to the cancellation of the speaker from Ohio State University. Fifty four Lorain County fruit growers attended the session and heard discussions on the codling moth and related topics.
Washington March 11 a bill was introduced in the House by Rep James Folk Democrat of Highland Ohio to reduce salaries of senators and representatives from 39000 to 7500 and cap all executive salaries at 10000 except the president. Congressman Robert Secrest new member from Senecaville said he planned to propose a similar $8000 reduction for Congress.
The fruit growers named a committee to work with the county extension agent on next year’s plan. Members include Reuben Miller E C Cotton Otto Knoble J wu Shriver John Scheepfie and L L Barbour. The group will meet soon to map the summer program.
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