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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1933
Page
9
A first class machine shop operated by Jake Kaiser at Eldotread Tire & Supply Co. offers expert metalworking and precision tooling services. The note highlights Kaiser's leadership and the shop's specialization in reliable machine work within the tire and supply industry.
The solution combines entries across a varied crossword style with clues for across and down words. It lists answers including names, places, and terms such as Meadow Silkworm Contend Augment Epoch Male offspring and others, forming a completed grid mapping for the puzzle.
J W Knechtgoes appoints conservator for The Grafton Savings & Banking Co under authority vested by Ohio General Code. Conservator takes charge of business and property as of April 27, 7643.
Clarendon Arkansas reports Aged traveler Andrew Williams 71 travels by hitching rides with his tiny mail back home named Monkey for company He injured in 1915 Columbus Ohio uses cane and crutch since then He toured Arkansas since 1921 repairing clocks sewing machines and guns He once drove a mule then traded for a horse which died two years ago He now tows his home with motorists and rides along their routes
Amherst May 13 special services honor mothers at St Peters Evangelical Congregational and Furst Evangelical and Methodist churches. Rev C E Schmidt Rev P F Eastman Rev Rickel preach topics on God and Mothers honoring both parents. Music includes Handel Trust in the Lord and Oh How Sweet It Is with choirs and soloists. oldest and youngest mother recognized.
Russell Stauffer led a Friday morning Junior high chapel with an eight group program. The cast performed "An Odd Mistake" with 60 pupils, plus recitations and duets. A second playlet "Merit Wins" featured six grade pupils and several named students.
Miss Marion Steele leads Amherst High Senior Chapel with National Honor Society inductees announced. Valedictorian Joe Beres and classmates receive certificates as Mildred Zilch Caro Rothe Robert Standen Theresa Dybinski earn scholarships leadership character and service honors through music and speeches.
The St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday school teachers will attend the Cleveland district convention at Shore Haven near Cleveland this Sunday. An afternoon and evening program are scheduled.
Mayor E Stiwald Atty J J Smythe H Baker F I Hubbabard and N F Foster attended the funeral of Charles Tucker county commissioner at Elyria Friday afternoon.
A card party organized under the auspices of local community groups was announced. Funds raised will support listed charitable aims with admission details to follow in a later notice.
Friday evening the Eagles Auxiliary held a drill team event at Eagle Hall. High score trophies in bridge went to Mrs. Ada Purcel Frank Barek sixty six Mrs. Telzerow Elyria and Charles Mathes. Refreshments served to about sixty attendees.
Plans were discussed at the Albright Brotherhood meeting at the church parlors for the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet to be held Thursday evening May 25 in the church parlors. Rev L Allen, district superintendent, will arrange the program and serve as speaker.
Miss Margaret Kovach of Church Street invites members of St. Joseph's Catholic Church Young Ladies Sodality to her Monday evening gathering hoping for strong attendance.
A union service will be held at the First Evangelical church at 7:30 Sunday evening with Rev. Fastman, pastor of the Congregational church, as speaker. The program includes church orchestra music and the choir will sing God Is Our Refuge.
Mrs William Schrader hosted the Cloverleaf Club at her Middle street home last evening. Three tables of 500 were in play with Mrs Schrader winning first prize and Mrs Albert Kreeger placing second. Mrs William Ehrmann received the consolation. Luncheon followed for twelve at small tables with three guests including Mrs J J Ryan and Mrs Ben Michael. The club plans a meeting in three weeks with Mrs August Nabaskowska East street.
D. Given of Mansfield spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs B A Jenne. Mr and Mrs F Moore of Uheriin visited Amherst. Miss Lois Stu wards attended May Day at Baldwin Wallace College. Misses Mary Nord and Pearl Stauffer returned to Bluffton College after two days here. Several other local residents visited relatives in Cleveland Lorain Elyria and Millersburg on Friday and Thursday evenings.
Wellington announces the Senior class play They All Want Something directed by Miss Mary Kelley. Cast includes Kane Kilbourne Ted Johnson Hilda Kilbourne Doris Carino Mr Kilbourne James Carpenter Mrs Kilbourne Elna Griggs Grosvenor Carl Saporito Wade Rawlins Paul Gray Herb Wheeler Walter Anderson Valeria Eva Rowland Virginia Agnes Jones Minnie Harlan Victoria Miller Jack Merrill Harold Barnes Chauncey Smith William Pleasnick Annabelle Mildred Brenner Billie Kilbourne Glen Zimmerman and additional couples slated for Act 2.
County health officer Dr. O Brien leads a team including Charity Sherod Ruth Paddock and Miss R Hibee with Western Reserve visiting nurse. They are aided by doctors F B Gregg R W Falls Harlan Dudley E F Grose I E Downey and C C in the case.
Spangler conducted a pre school clinic at Wellington School yesterday for 25 children entering school this fall. Nineteen children received smallpox vaccinations. The Wellington P T A sponsored the event with health chairman Mrs Milo Voxtheimer in charge.
The Methodist church Young People class led by Mrs. L. A. Baumgardner was honored by the Homebuilder’s class on Thursday evening. Forty eight members attended a covered dish supper at six. Alli son sisters of Rittman sang Hillbilly songs and a one act play The Bug Man was presented by Robert Herrick and others. A. B. Jones supervised the games and contests.
Ing and Charles Barnes led the program management efforts, directing operations and coordinating activities. Their roles emphasized organizational oversight, scheduling, and accountability within the project framework.
Local notes report several residents ill including Mrs. Charles Ed Gott and Cyrus Hawley while Mr. and Mrs. Burt Knapp are on the sick list. Buddy Baker shows health improvement and Mrs. Ray Coates with daughters returned from a southern winter. L. A. Baumgardner to present piano pupils in Friday recital. Fred Early of Clarksburg to visit. junior senior banquet set for Friday in the school auditorium.
Charles Woods was elected president of the Penfield T. T. A. at the final meeting of the year held on Thursday evening. Mrs. W. H. Myers was chosen vice president. Mrs. Charles Woods was named treasurer and Mrs. R. W. Baker secretary.
The Match Point system was used in a weekly bridge tournament at Ramser's Grille on Thursday evening. Results show North–South teams Webster BeVier with Keith Andrews at 48, Hewes with Warren at 34, Branson with Walden at 33.5, Downey with Ramser at 27.5. East–West teams Burge with Beers at 43, Powell with Laundon at 39.5, Barrick with Ramser at 32, Banning with Daugherty at 29.5.
Miss Isabelle Bishbaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Bishbaugh hosted twelve school chums at her home on Thursday afternoon for her twelfth birthday. Pink and green decorations place cards and favors set the scene. A birthday supper and gifts followed as part of the celebration. Guests included Ruth Jamieson Betty Kniesel Bernice Richmond Edna May Jones Norma Hilliker Florence Witbeck Virginia Clodwick Anna Buswell Virginia Bishbauzh Marv Jordan.
Montanas Beaverhead and Bitterroot forests report millions of pine trees felled by bark beetles. Experts say billions of feet of lodgepole and yellow pine are at risk as officials consider a large scale campaign modeled on Oregon methods. Proposed control includes cutting trees and passing a small electric current to kill beetles.
Mrs Frank Kavanaugh hosted the West Shore Bridge club at a 1 PM luncheon on Sunset Avenue. Honors went to Mrs. E A Scamman Avon Mrs J Bensley Lakewood and Mrs William Bowman. In two weeks Mrs Scamman will entertain the club.
Mrs. Lionel Glass attended a Lakewood luncheon hosted by Mrs. George Rich in honor of Mrs. Hugh Richards of Middletown Ohio.
Miss Peggy Smith of O. W. V. College and Erwin Britton of Oberlin are weekend visitors staying with their parents.
The Afternoon Bridge club met with Mrs H B Drake Thursday at a 1 o clock luncheon. Prizes were won by Mrs Hugh Lane Mrs A J Harp and Mrs Eugene Herman. Mrs William Franklin will host the club in two weeks.
Mr and Mrs R J Kinm were dinner guests Wednesday evening of Mr and Mrs John Fisher in Lakewood.
Mr and Mrs Howard Walker attended the funeral of Frank Snyder in Lorain on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs James Deasy of Cleveland visited his parents. Alumni Dance guests included Archie Stretton Willard Pater son and Virginia Walker. Several Cleveland residents moved to Stop 55 Stop 64 Stop 56. Earl Smith and Joe Smith of Lakewood visited the Pedersons. Herman and Shirley made Elyria shopping trips.
In Minden Nevada L Falette traded a truck load of onions for a similar amount of California oranges. Markets show onions in slow sale while oranges fetch 1.50 per box. Nevada onions are in demand at Los Angeles markets.
The quote urges writers to tell their life stories truthfully and reveal accompanying feelings to create an engaging book. It emphasizes avoiding disguised emotions and stresses honesty as the path to compelling writing.
An opinion piece argues culture rests on foundational education basics. It contends schooling's core elements shape societal values and cultural development, urging emphasis on literacy, arithmetic, and critical thinking in early learning.
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