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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1933
Page
6
In Warsaw and other Polish cities Jewish groups plan demonstrations on Monday to protest anti Semitism in Germany. Leaders say the action follows appeals from Jews in the United States.
A fragment notes long currents of history suggesting India reached by water routes after three millennia of development, highlighting distant maritime connections and cultural exchanges across ancient seas.
Elyria Savings Trust Blog notes Dr. F. M. Sponseller in Elyria Ohio offers quick treatment for fissure fistula colitis and varicose veins with same day work return. Appointments listed with hours and contact information.
A dense schedule of radio programs across stations WHK WGAR and WLW with time slots from 5:00 PM to 2:00 AM. Featured acts include bands, orchestras, public affairs, talk segments, and performances by Bing Crosby, Gertrude Niesen, Lombardo, Haymes, and Garber’s Band among others.
A dense block lists stations and time slots featuring bands orchestras soloists and talk shows from morning to late night. Entries include Roger Webb Major Bowe Alden Edkins Oahu Serenade Talkers and many named ensembles such as Kings Orch Jacobs' Orch and Watchtower with varied program times and special events noted throughout the day.
Radio schedules detail programs across Cleveland stations WHR W I Rogers and WGAH with diverse acts including orchestras choirs and talk shows listing times from 6 AM to 1 AM the next day featuring John Marvin Miles Orch and Hollywood segments plus Benner's Orch and Scratch bands across multiple bands and segments throughout the day.
Lester Drusendahl of Ohio State University returned home for spring vacation to his parents Mr and Mrs H H Drusendahl. Henry Pallas family visited daughter Mrs Theodore Manns and infant daughter in Oberlin born March 20. Fred Simmons and Madelle drove to Columbus for Marjorie’s return from a postgraduate course. Eva Bryant of Amherst and Karl Simmons family also visited. Mother and babe are doing nicely.
Mrs B O G Pope reports the passing of her brother Dr Weeter of Grand Island Nebraska born Oct 20 1847 in Callensburg Pennsylvania. He practiced medicine in Pennsylvania 12 years and in Grand Island 35 years and in Rupert Colorado 9 years. He leaves two children Mrs H L Birney of Grand Island and Arthur Weeter of Sulphur Nevada and two
Carlisle Grange held its regular meeting at the hall on Tuesday evening with Sherman Mason presiding. The Farmer's Supply Company of Elyria showed a picture reel on Farming Machinery and related slides. Attending locals included H. H. Drusensdahl and children, Verne Decker and Cleon, Sherman Mason family, J. F. Eldred, Robert Long, Philip Sipple, Milton Babcock, and several tied to the Penfound, Strickler, Nevins, and Oberlin road households.
Mr and Mrs Sherman Mason and daughters Marguerite Jane and Harriette and Robert Mason attended the St Patrick s party at Carlisle Grange hall on Friday evening Miss Ethel Wash visited her parents Mr and Mrs Alex Wash of Ely Tia on Wednesday evening.
Mrs Henry Voglesong attended Circle No 3 of St. Pauls church at the home of Mrs O E H Pallas on Oberlin road Elyria.
Berlin March 25 The Central Union of Jewish Faith announced that full rights of Jews in Germany will be preserved and reports of cemetery desecrations and mistreatment of Jewish girls and children are untrue. The group praised governments for restoring peace as foreign propaganda faced sharp denouncement.
Libby Holman Reynolds seeks a share of the Reynolds tobacco millions for her infant son, with Baltimore circuit court asked to take jurisdiction and determine claimants' rights. Trustees report estate possibly near 100000000, and request rulings on Smith Reynolds divorce, Libby marriage, and the validity of Smith Reynolds will filed in New York. Reynolds was twenty at death and moved from North Carolina.
The World alliance for combatting anti Semitism calls a boycott on German goods until persecution of Jews in Germany ends. It demands full compensation for Jewish victims and equal citizenship rights. A mass meeting in London's East End voted to march on the German embassy in protest.
Seven members of the Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club gathered at Mrs. R. J. Kihm’s home on Thursday to craft costumes for the Pageant of the Season. The event is planned for Tuesday evening March 28 at the A. L. School Auditorium.
A Monday board meeting at the library set fines for lost library cards. The charge for the first borrowed card is six cents and ten cents for each subsequent loss.
Mr and Mrs Geo Mortensen and Mr and Mrs Nels Barth attended the funeral Thursday afternoon for Rev Oscar Strom pastor of a Cleveland Lutheran church to which they belong.
Mrs. Charles Krebs of Lear Road entertained members of a sewing circle on Griswold Road Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Henry Pallas and daughter Margaret with Mrs Charles Pallas of Elyria called on Mrs Theodore Manns and infant daughter at Allen hospital in Oberlin Thursday afternoon. Mrs Harvey Hahn visited Mrs Annie Pember of the Schramm road. Harvey Hahn and children were dinner guests Tuesday evening.
Wednesday gathering at Holy Trinity Church of Avon featured quilting and a tasty lunch. Mrs Geo Llewellyn of Walke Rd will host the circle next Wednesday.
Mrs Wm Franklin attended a bridge luncheon at Laura Weidner’s home in Cleveland. Mrs Lionel Glass of Lake Rd visits relatives in Youngstown. Miss Marian Sponseller of Wellington, music supervisor, gave tests to school children Thursday. John Ruskay of Cleveland spent Friday on his farm on Center Rd. Mr and Mrs J Faren of Center Rd moved Thursday to Parma. Mrs John Heider visiting son Theodore Heider and wife in Lakewood. Mrs Henry Katz, Mrs Walter Beck and Mrs Fred Beck spent Tuesday in Rocky River.
Avon residents report a Thursday afternoon gathering of Just-On-Time Club members hosted by Mrs. Walter Rousher. High scores awarded to Mrs. William Katterhenry first, Mrs. Rousher second, and Mrs. Charles Weresch consolation. Lunch followed and next meeting set for Mrs. Joseph Tomlin’s home.
Late Hour Club gatherings at Mr. and Mrs. Horace Greeley residence feature two bridge tables Thursday evening. Prizes awarded to Mrs. E. A. Scamman and George Nagel for first place. Mrs James Russell earned consolation. Lunch served with a floral centerpiece. guests included Mrs. Matt Casper and Mrs. Bertha Marlowe.
Mrs T J Mills of London Ontario is visiting her brother and wife Mr and Mrs Cecil Moore. E V Beiner of Vermilion spent Thursday visiting here. Emmanuel Dutt of Hartville is with his sister and brother in law for a few days. Irene Alten and Mrs Louis Dechant spent Thursday in Cleveland. Henry Mittendorf visits relatives in Lorain. John Boehmke and James Higgins of Cleveland called Thursday. Ruby Weise of Cleveland visits Mrs Rose Casper's home. Frank Wagner ill at home. M A Webber ill six weeks but now convalescing and able to sit up part of the time.
Sheffield March 25 pupil awards mark nine weeks without absence or tardy at Brookside School. Roy Perkins of Columbia visited George Chambers Tuesday afternoon as regular weekly vocal instructions continued for Brookside pupils.
In Kalamazoo Michigan authorities plan murder charges against Mrs Margaret Britton and Cody Calloway in the death of 9 year old Warren Britton after a flogging that left her unconscious for weeks. The girl died last night from the injuries. Britton and Calloway had previously been convicted of assault with a dangerous weapon against the girl's brother Sylvester. Calloway faced a nine to nineteen year prison term. The father Max Britton, recently released from a state hospital, will handle the funeral arrangements.
Mr and Mrs Harry Gibbons of Huntington Park California formerly of Abbe road say they felt the earthquake caused chimney damage and loss of dishes while their son Orville and family escaped injury as many local businesses were damaged. Alta Myers visited D A Myers brother last week. Garfield Community Club met with good attendance and officials appointed for April. Ed Brunger and wife River Road welcome a baby boy born Monday.
Murray Ridge residents host relatives from Toledo and Elyria with visits to Mrs. Elizabeth Grills and Mrs. Arthur Fesler Sundar. Mrs. August Schoff returns to Detroit after a week with Ed Powell’s family. New scarlet fever cases are reported at Murray Ridge school.
Cleveland reports another fatality in gang warfare over illicit whiskey. Joseph Orsino, 35, a reputed whiskey dealer, was shot as he stood at his car after leaving a fruit store. A car fired from moving sedan. Two 12 year old children were the only witnesses.
Columbia residents host and visit neighbors with plays and music planned. Mrs Flora Hoak and other Elyria guests join the Snells. a town hall tax help session occurs. a school musical proceeds at the town hall with multiple music groups. several local families visit Berea and West River road. church Ladies Aid meets. Mrs William Cole is reported very ill.
In 1849 the statesman Benjamin Disraeli warned that industry commerce and agriculture offered no hope of a brighter future. He voiced concern about economic prospects amid rapid change and social strain.
A feature notes a Tibetan craftsman who never buys new clothes, instead mending and adding fabric to the same suit year after year to patch worn parts and extend its life.
At the Capitol last night the A B Saner Music Co piano accordion club, formed by Karl Kolinski pupils, delivered a lively program to a packed house. Performers included Silas Buchs Frank Gradisek Robert Heck and many others with solos and group numbers such as You Must Believe Me Some of The Days Waltz Medley and Notre Dame Victory March.
Mrs. J. T. Sheer of East Cleveland visits niece Mrs. Lee McClellan. Sunday dinners host families include Mr. and Mrs. George Vickers and three children, and J. T. Sheer. Guests also with Mr. and Mrs. McClellan and family. George Addison and Ruth from Cleveland spend evening with Mr. and Mrs. William Hennie. Wanda Reisinger recovered from illness. Charles Yost and two sons from Elyria visit the Reisingers. Mrs. F. D. Hastings and Mrs. J. M. Spicer with daughter Ang from LaGrange call on McClellans. Glee clubs announce operetta in the auditorium on Friday evening April seventh.
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