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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1933
Page
2
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Legal notice announces a divorce case in the Court of Common Pleas Lorain County Ohio case number 555 5582. Charles Lies seeks a decree of divorce from the defendant for three years willful absence and restoration of former name Mandee Uoedwch with equitable relief. hearing date on after the 14th day of May.
Dr Logan Clendening summarizes a study of medical journals showing New York heart disease deaths are not rising compared with three years ago. Across major age groups under 63 there is no clear increase, with some rise only past 65. advances in diagnosis and care may explain the stability. The piece notes critics warn of modern life pace but finds no sharp uptick in heart strain.
Questions from readers ask how to cure a severe pile case without surgery. The answer notes first line treatments like ointments but says operation is usually necessary for severe cases. modern surgeries can be done under local anaesthetic by skilled operators with good safety.
Pueblo residents reported sun dogs in the frosty weather. The halo effect formed three sun-like points connected by rainbow arcs due to ice crystals in the upper atmosphere. Observers noted the unusual display drew many readers to local papers and the weather bureau.
Pleblo Colorado Mr and Mrs Frank H Benham registered their marriage certificate, after being wed 54 years. Colorado’s early frontier days had no registration law, so the old document dated January 7 1879 was finally filed, surprising the county clerk.
A Mother Daughter luncheon hosted by St. Joseph Catholic church Altar-Rosary society was held at the school wall Monday evening. About 125 attended the program after lunch, with songs, readings, and tributes led by Mrs. C. A. Asnenbach and Rev. Risheen.
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Helen Cameron and William H. Barber, held in Erie Pennsylvania on May 11 at the Methodist church parsonage with a single ring ceremony. The bride wore a navy blue suit with matching accessories. both reside in Amherst with families linked to local schools and workplaces.
The funeral for the late Mrs. Humiston aged 57 who died in Milan after moving there from Amherst was conducted Monday afternoon by Rev. Smith of the Universal and was held at the family home with burial at Elmwood cemetery. She is survived by Herbert Humiston her husband a stepdaughter Mrs Ed Lehman and granddaughter Edna Mae Lehman plus a sister in California.
Mrs Katherine Kolbe of Midd ridge entertained a four family gathering Sunday with dinner and supper. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Henry Ficht and their children Henry Jr Irvin and Ruth, Mr and Mrs Fred Fieht, Mr and Mrs Harry Beck of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs George Knittie and children Marion and Michell of Elyria, Mr and Mrs Adna Mcel, Mr and Mrs Adam Grobe and children Ruth and Liv, Leain, Mr and Mrs George Ruth and daughter Rosemary, Harmond Springer, Brownheim, John Bach, daughter Naomi, Oliver and Carl Kolbe and the hostess.
Mrs E H Mays entertained a group of children for the ninth birthday of her daughter Aleta. The lively party featured games and a luncheon in the dining room with a flower decorated table and a birthday cake with tapers. Present were the honoree and guests including Betty Mas Witte and Wilma.
The May gathering of teachers and officers will meet at the parsonage on Thursday evening with Rev. ALR Stowell, superintendent, who departs for Chicago after Oberlin College. All teachers and officers are urged to attend.
Weekend events mark the Gideons of Ohio state convention at Oberon with Amherst churches and Sunday Noels hosting speakers. Sunday morning services will feature several of these men addressing attendees.
The Ladies of the Congregational Church will observe guest day on Wednesday afternoon at the church parlors. The program committee is finalizing plans for a program and all members are urged to attend a meeting in the west. Hostesses include Mrs. George Hoffner Mrs. C. J. Seeley Mrs. O. F. Witte and Mrs Ed. Straw.
Richard Krutch of Bas Street will host members of Group Number 4 of the How Name Society at St Joseph Catholic Church tonight at his home.
The Stone City Chapter of Lastern Stars will hold a regular meeting at Masonite Hall on Wednesday evening. A seed attendance is desired as preparations begin for the annual inspection to be held next month.
The Men's Club of St Pauls Lutheran plans its regular meeting at the church hall. Attendees will gather in the church seniors area for discussion and notices.
Miss Edith Hulda and Helen Berger along with Helen Roemer and Frederick Berger returned to Riuttt on Monday evening. Miss Margaret Berger joined to resume her college classes after a short stay here.
Thursday marks the church annual cleaning day with all ladies urged to help and meet in the morning at the church.
Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland will hold a regular session at the I O Q F hall on Wednesday evening. A social hour will follow the business. S100.
Mrs. Joan Godhnour of Lorain is admitted to the Iowa hospital on Monday. Mr and Mrs Burton Sage Brownhelm are proud parents of a baby boy born at the local hospital Sunday afternoon.
Mrs A L Holland daughter Marion Lakewood called on Mrs Lucy Roemer Monday. Mrs J A Wesbecher Jackson street was called to Breensberg Pa by her father's death. Miss Martha Jaeger Cleveland spent weekend with her mother Mrs A Jaeger. Miss Helen Jenne Cleveland Miss Mary Gillen and Miss Josephine Martin Elyria were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Byrd Richmond Middle Ridge. Mrs Ritchie and Mrs A Pierce Lakewood were Amherst walkers Monday. Mr and Mrs D K Wilson and Mrs J O Neill were Sunday luncheon guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Sparks and Mrs J Wilson Elyria. Mr and Mrs George Schoeder spent last evening in Lorain. Misses Dorothy and Virginia Wesbecher of Cleveland spent weekend at their home on Jackson street. Mr and Mrs O J Brown Elyria were Sunday guests of the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Heathcote.
Wellington May 16 Marshall Chapter Elyria oversaw degree work at Wellington Chapter A A M Most Excellent Master degree conferred on candidates. Eighty members attended including many from the Elyria Chapter with a social time and refreshments after the lodge meeting.
The Wellington softball opener was disrupted by weather last evening. Bill Wadsworth, chairman of the league, noted delays and rescheduling plans as players waited for better conditions.
The grounds committee inspected the diamond from a rowboat and recommended a swimming race for the players. Games will begin once weather permits.
Wellington will host a community Fourth of July at the Fair Grounds with no admission. James C. MacDermott chairs the Business Man's Association as preparations list attractions. The program features morning sports, an afternoon band contest, and a closing event.
Mrs William Bennett was chosen president of the Woman s Afternoon Club at yesterday s meeting held at Mrs Sam Hummell s home. Mrs E L Henes was named vice president and Miss Jeannette Warner was re elected secretary and treasurer. The program featured original composition by Mrs Burt Curtice and a book review Life Begins at Forty by Mrs David Arnold. Punch was served.
Lieut. Governor of the Ohio Kiwanis district plans a busy week visiting Barberton Ak ron Kent and a 6th division meeting. A Man Bestival dance is set for May 17 at Wellington Town Hall with Buddy Vernon and his band. Local social and church activities include family visits Mothers Day and a Meth odist rally in Oberlin, with council meetings and notable local residents noted.
Collierville Tennessee gains authority to form a municipal enclave. The mayor and aldermen may buy land within city limits and lease it for up to 99 years at annual economic rent. Officials say vacant lots can be bought at tax sales and leased to raise revenue and reduce delinquency.
Pueblo Colorado reports that a severe cold spell likely wiped out the grasshopper plague that has troubled the area for years. Observers say the hoppers may be buried beneath the ground as temperatures dropped far below freezing.
Mother's Day visits and piano recital plans share space with changes at a North Main Street filling station as Lloyd Schafer and Paul Dague take over management. Sheriffs sale at Lena M. Greenfield property on Courtland Street valued at 33,300. Miss Betty Clisby to sail for study in England via New York. Methodist group visits Home for the Aged in Emvria. W. Gannett treated for appendicitis at Oberlin Hospital. condition critical. Mrs. Fred Edwards reported on the stick list again.
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