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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1933
Page
6
Washington reports steady progress in reopening the nations banks after the banking holiday. Since March 29 Treasury Secretary Woodin said 12,737 of 18,000 banks had resumed normal business with hundreds more reopening on a full basis. By today 5,486 of 6,694 Federal Reserve member banks had reopened normally.
The Fourth Ward Democratic Club will hold its regular meeting at the council chamber in City Hall Thursday evening. The agenda includes club business and community updates.
Officers of the club urged all members to attend as several business matters will be considered at the meeting scheduled for 7:30 p m today.
The Brighton Congregational church Ladies Society met at the church for an all day gathering. The losing quilt contest side served a chicken dinner to the winning side. Twenty two ladies and four children attended. A bake sale is planned for the near future and Mrs Ella AleKenzie will entertain in June.
The Brighton W C T U will hold its regular Mothers day meeting at the M E church Tuesday afternoon May 9. The program features devotionals.
A range of social notices and visits appear, with names including Mrs H E Cobb, Marjory Greene, Helen Merrill, and Mrs Paul Canter. Citizens attend readings, music, and a white ribbon recruit service. many visits span Wellington, Elyria, Ravenna, and Lakewood communities.
Lorain County delegates to the state Democratic convention in Columbus returned disappointed by Pemrene failing to secure the governorship nomination. Judson Harmon was chosen as the party’s nominee.
City council adopted a resolution to asphalt coat the Washington Avenue bridge linking to the street paving. Bridge work had waited for grade crossing improvements to finish at the point.
The Elyria board of education approved a salary budget of 316075 for 1928 29, a 26350 rise from 289725 in 1927 28. The district cites severe competition from Cleveland schools offering attractive pay to draw away teachers. The ministerial association has secured tentative revival dates for Billy Sunday from January 6 to February 17.
Violin and piano recital scheduled in the New London High School auditorium on May 10 features Professor Henry Gilbert and Miss Zuma Heestand. Eight year old Eugene Szabo and Mildred Breevoort highlighted violins with local accompanists Janice Hubler Lucille Teets and Irene Upton.
Leroy Chapter No 82 of the Order of Eastern Star will hold its 36th anniversary observance at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening May 10. A pot luck dinner for Star members and families is set for 6 30 P M followed by chapter services and an anniversary program.
Mrs. Katherine Barnes will host the New London Garden Club's May 9 gathering. The program includes roll call on Wild Flowers a paper Wild But Easily Tamed by Cora Broughton and bird study. The club distributed over fifty flowering crabapple trees as a civic tree initiative. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Bard’s home with Mrs. Paul White assisting. The session opened with songs and prayers, roll call with Love verses, and reviewed minutes. The treasurer reported finances and a stewardship exercise posed blackbird-filled questions on tithing. Mrs. Doris McClellan led a varied program including readings from Lady, 4th Daughter of China and The Passing of the Third Floor Back, a South American trip talk by Miss Alice Ward, vocal solos by Ellen Grissinger, with Helen Grissinger at the piano. Refreshments followed.
Workmen uncover a 34 pound gold hoard in a Rome residence包括 19th century gold rings and 1&th century medallions. Coins wrapped in an 1888 newspaper point to antiquary Martinetti who lived there that year. Investigations continue to explain the mix of ancient and modern gold.
Fossil beds with marine organisms are reported high in the Alps and Himalayas, standing at thousands of feet above sea level. The finding highlights historic geological uplift and ancient seabeds in those mountain ranges.
The Roosevelt School led April’s attendance and punctuality with a 99.1 percent attendance rate and a perfect punctuality record from 189 students. Garford and Gates Edison Schools also posted strong results, while overall district enrollment reached 4 779 with 3 129 students having perfect records. Twenty one cases of tardiness and absence are noted in the district report.
The report notes truancy and 114 cases of teen nose. Fifty nine rooms showed no tardiness during the month, and in two of these rooms the record combined with attendance of 98 percent or better.
The director of Soviet customs at Pogranichnaya was arrested by Manchoukuo frontier guards while fleeing toward Vladivostok. Several subordinates were detained. He was charged with swallowing a secret document during a border search.
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