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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1933
Page
5
Economists warn against gold content cuts that could amplify inflation while foreseeing potential world price instability. Amid panics over credit expansion, steel mills show renewed orders and workers return, fueling cautious national optimism that steel equals prosperity.
A writer spends a weekend in a Western Pennsylvania city of 60 000, built on steel demand. The piece recalls wartime wages, luxury, and the boom then bust as mills slowed, fortunes faded, and prosperity faded with demand.
A collection of humorous quips on politicians, elections, and social behavior. Jokes touch on writing resolutions, self-promotion, leadership, graduation vanity, party platforms, and everyday quirks, with playful jabs at dentists, games, and public life.
Today’s anniversaries recall Joseph Addison born 1612 English essayist who died 1719. Junius Brutus Booth born 1616 American tragedian died near Cincinnati. Fidelig Fiske born 1616 Persian missionary died 1864. George Inness born 1825 American landscape painter died 1894. Mother Jones born 1830 Irish born labor crusader died 1950. Wharton Barker born 1846 Philadelphia financier died 1921. James Ford Rhodes born 1848 American historian died 1927. Charles K Harris born 1865 songwriter died 1930.
The entry notes the 25 Methodists in Louisville forming the Episcopal Church South, the 1893 Columbian Exposition opening in Chicago, and the 1895 Battle of Manila Bay.
Walter C Teagie president Standard Oil of New Jersey born Cleveland 55 years ago Rev Ze Barney Phillips chaplain US Senate born Springfield Ohio 58 John J Pelley president New York New Haven Hartford Railway born Anna NL 35 Dr Walter Dill Scott president Northwestern University born Cooksville Ill 64 Harry Leon Wilson California novelist born Oregon Ill 66 Maud Allan dancer actress born Toronto Canada 54 Duke of Connaught uncle to King George born 83 Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister British secretary of state to the colonies born 49
The opening day hints at a firm, persuasive personality with domestic tastes. A notable strain of self-indulgence may tempt neglect of important matters, risking trouble. Ensure associations are of high quality and trustworthy.
In Cambridge Massachusetts Louis J Hardy of Harvard maintenance leads an extra curricular window washing course. The program is sponsored by the student employment bureau to help undergraduates earn money for college.
A fragment notes a bookstore or service location on Church Street in Amherst listing a service context or operation. No further details on hours or offerings are provided.
More than 125 delegates from 14 churches in the Cleveland district attended the Evangelical church Youth Conference at First Evangelical in Amherst. Leaders included Robert Melrzki and organist Paul Roush with sessions led by Rev. C. L. Allen.
Sunday evening featured two programs at St Joseph’s Catholic church launching May devotions performed by the church’s children group. The event highlighted youth participation in a community observance.
A reader argues against critics of modern schooling and urges evaluating current curriculum. He recalls past social ills and graft, questions if schools influence misconduct, and suggests diverse subjects like music physical education manual training and home economics may foster better citizens. Glen C. West, Ridgeville Public Schools principal, signs.
A large audience attended a sacred music concert Sunday evening at St Pauls Lutheran church in Lorain. The Lorain County Lutheran Chorus directed by E V Nolte featured singers from St John and Grace Lutheran Elyria Zion Lorain and the local Lutheran church with Mrs Brown Elyria as accompanist. The program included Bach Cherubim Song Bortnianski Today There is Singing Christiansen Nune Dimitri in Be Lurras A Life in God Christiansen God So Loves the World Stainer A Morn of Beauty Sibelius Sanctus Gounod The program also included selections by a children’s choir from Zion Lutheran Lorain.
Mr and Mrs George Schroeder welcomed Lorain and Cleveland guests from the Emanuel Evangelical Youth conference held at First Evangelical church. Lawn games and a porch picnic supper followed, with attendees including Rev F A Firestone and a long list of Lorain and Cleveland residents.
Community members who applied for seed potatoes through the American Legion may collect them at the Relief office in the town hall Tuesday morning. Bring your own container. Office hours are Monday Tuesday Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Wednesday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Mrs Lucy Roemer leaves Tuesday for Wapakonta Ohio to attend the annual meeting of the Eighth Evangelical Women's Union of Ohio at St Pauls church. She represents the Lorain County Federation of Women’s Unions and the Women’s Union of St Peter’s Evangelical church. Rev and Mrs C E Schmidt plan to attend as well.
The May meeting of the Phila thea Bible Class of St. Peter's Evangelical church will be held at the church parlors on Thursday evening.
Group two of the Holy Name Society of St. Josephs Catholic church will visit Anthony Madnock on Tenney Avenue Thursday evening. Anthony Niesen will host Group three at his Middle Street home and Herbert Fuhrman on Tenney Avenue will entertain Group four at his home this evening.
The May meeting of the Mary Martha Class of the Congregational Sunday School will be held at the home of Miss Grace Purcell.
Miss Purcell will be assisted this evening by Miss Kathryn Murray and Mrs. Eddy at Cleveland Avenue, marking a small event in the local schedule.
The Past Chiefs Club regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters scheduled for this evening has been postponed one week and will be held in May at the home of Mrs. Elsie Orcutt on Foster Park road.
The May meeting of the Altar Rosary Society of St Joseph’s Catholic church is set for eight o’clock this evening in the school hall. Hostesses are Mrs Frank Krutch and Mrs Joseph Kovach.
Ladies Society of the Congregational church holds a meeting at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs William Baird and Mrs Don Rockwood will serve as hostesses.
The weekly Bible Study Class gathers at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. A. K. Jenne's Cleveland Avenue home. The session is open to all interested, with leader Mrs. Jenne guiding the topic Faith and Works.
The official board of the Methodist church will meet at the church at 7 39 Wednesday evening.
Oberlin's Rev Carrington will occupy the pulpit at the local Methodist church next Sunday with several vocal solos. He will also contribute several songs as part of the service.
Members of the Intermediate and Senior Leagues of St. Peter's Evangelical plan a social with county Evangelical groups at St. Paul’s Evangelical church Elyria on Tuesday evening. Young people expected from Amherst Lorain South Amherst and Elyria.
Mrs Harry Williams of Shupe Avenue will host the Missionary Society of the Congregational Church for a Friday afternoon gathering at her home.
The May meeting of the Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical church will be held at the church parlors on Wednesday evening. Ladies night will be observed and a fine program has been arranged. Refreshments will be served.
Members of the Concordia Club of St. Pauls Lutheran church plan to attend a Walther League zone rally at St. Johns Lutheran school Elyria on Wednesday evening. Features include a banquet at 6 30 and an event program.
Four members of the local organization—Ray Grugel Arthur Thomas Robert Schulz and Miss Dorothy Neff—enter an elimination contest. The winner advances to Napoleon for the district convention in late May, with the district winner moving on to the national Chicago convention in July.
A joint all day gathering of the Ladies' Aid and Woman's Missionary Societies will meet at the First Evangelical church parlors on Thursday. The executive committee will serve dinner at noon.
Miss Mabel Wade county health nurse will attend the May meeting of St Josephs parochial school P T A. She will present Blue Ribbons to children who passed health requirements during the Tuesday afternoon session at the school.
Mrs A F Nalley of Jackson street will entertain members of the Auxiliary of the South Amherst Post of the American Legion at her home this evening.
A meeting of the council of St Pauls Lutheran church will be held at the church parlors at o clock Thursday evening.
The Men’s Club of St. Paul’s Lutheran meets Tuesday evening in the parish parlors to discuss community activities and plan forthcoming events. Members and guests are welcome.
Miss Marjorie Winch of Lakewood was a weekend guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. EL Lahiff on Cleveland Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Winch of Cleveland spent Sunday at the Lahiff residence.
Members of the Daughters of Dorcas Class of the First Evangelical Sunday School will travel to Elyria tonight as guests of Miss Mildred Baumbardt of that city.
The Amherst Aerie of Eagles holds a regular meeting at the F. O. E. hall this evening with the main business item the election of officers.
Mrs Casper assisted by Mrs Clara Belden to entertain the Queen Esther Class of the Methodist church at the former's Park avenue home Friday evening.
Pythian Sisters plan a regular session at the K of P hall on Tuesday evening with members urged to attend.
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