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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
6
The Chronicle Telegram advertises in store rate information for classified merchandise. It specifies a minimum 10 cent per line charge payable in cash, with discounts for advance or prepaid placements. Mentions fixtures and half price offers from McGuires and Dirlam, plus travel and miscellaneous names.
A chaotic OCR fragment covers legal notices from Lorain County Ohio and Elyria Ohio including petitions for divestiture and name restoration, bankruptcy proceedings for Theodore Roosevelt Waldron and Ernest Andrew Thames, estate matters, public notices on transportation certificates, and school district financial items. The text references case numbers 34532 14552 and 2B, dates in 1934 and 1952, and entities such as Public Public Utility Commissions, Greyhound Lines, and the Pennsylvania Greyhound.
A Masonie gathering in Elyria with 125 attendees featured mystical numbers and musical numbers by local performers. Funeral rites were held for Mrs. Kathleen Kiss in Amherst, and plans for a wedding dress parade by the Congregational church ladies were announced. Social circles met, quilting bees, circles, and Pals class events were reported, plus campus maintenance and service orders details.
Tocal Vythian Sisters plan to attend an inspection by Steel City Temple at Lorain Friday evening. Circle 2 of the Congregational church sponsors an English tea Thursday afternoon March 20 at the home of Mrs. A F Nalley Jackson Street Attend funeral services in Cleveland for Mrs. Lawrence sellies. KF Krause dies at 62 on Tenney avenue after long illness. funeral at Baker Funeral Home Friday at 2 PM. burial at Crownhill Cemetery.
Wellington March highlights honor rolls for senior and junior high students with multiple A and B grades. Birthday celebrations for March births follow a Rebekah Lodge meeting. A fortieth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Jontz prompts gifts and a sugar supper. Local civic notices cover district meetings, card party planning, and church devotionals with April events and brief health-related news.
Mansfield Ohio March 22 Jesse Owens America's top Olympic 100 meters and broad jump candidate will race in a special AAU sprint at the eighth annual Mansfield Relays on April 21 at Stadium Field. Also featured will be a discus throw with former Mansfield star Wood Smith and Pete Rasmus, while Norman Lombacher and other notable Ohio sprinters are expected. Entry blanks were mailed March 24 with a April 14 deadline for returns.
Bobby Jones returns to competition at the Masters Invitation, aiming to reclaim top status after a long layoff. About sixty rivals, nearly the entire top flight, challenge at Augusta as 72 holes unfold under overcast skies and fading daylight.
New York March 22 Tommy Loughran declares he will keep boxing for five years more despite calls to quit. He explains his drive to become world heavyweight champion, his clean living, and belief he is destined for the title. Carnera dominates recent bout, yet Loughran remains optimistic about a comeback and public acclaim fuels his will to continue.
In Cleveland Ohio on March 22 fifty football candidates reported to Sam Willaman the new head coach at Western Reserve University. Willaman spoke to the recruits in the school gymnasium. He announced spring training outdoors would begin April 2 weather permitting.
Unclear text lists wrestlers and matches from Los Angeles Seattle Chicago and Columbus with names such as Leto Suma Dick Daviscourt and Gina Sorisa. Mentions of Paul Jones Abe Kaplan and Sammy Stein appear amid jumbled phrases and broken event notes.
In Tucson Jor Tan won a decision over Toe Ink in a boxing card. A separate note lists Victoria Tamar and other results. In Chicago Cathedral High School upset the defending Catholic champions by defeating St Catherine's 25 to 16, breaking a first round jinx.
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