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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1933

Page

4

Famed Emblems Not Originals

The Old State House lion and unicorn are not the original figures. Copper reproductions now stand on Moses Gulesian’s Newton lawn after wind-reinforcement concerns made repairs impractical. The real wooden effigies once on the State House front were replaced on his property. A note refers to a Bantu medicine man known for calm, nonviolent dispute resolution.

Boston Massachusetts Sa‘ered Cod State House Tlhough Moses Gulesian Newton Gulesian Iron and Unicorn

Life-Saver Golden Ply Saves Cars From Blowouts

An advertisement touts Goodrich Safety Silvertowns with Life-Saver Golden Ply. It claims resistance to heat, prevents blistering and blowouts, triples tire life, and offers superior skid resistance and road grip with no extra cost over standard tires.

Goodrich Goodrich Silertown

Auction of Oliphant antiques sparks love and lies

Virginia Oliphant watches her family's cherished antiques sell at auction where Michael McMillan and Tony Bleecker vie for her affection. Richard falls for Marty Van Duyne as Virginia faces her heartbreak over a candlesticks sale. Michael later pursues Virginia despite Marta’s intrigues, while the sunlit garden hints at unknown futures as chapters continue.

Virginia Oliphant Maryland Richard Michael McMillan New York Magazine Tony Bleecker Mrs. Bleecker Virginiia Michael Marty van Duyne Bleeckers Virgina Mrs Bleecker Aichael Merry Mrs. Bleecher Tory Wroth Virginia Oliphants Anthony Hom Wiss Oliphant Fackey Cus Hs Grogan Rickey Virgimia Nargimia Richey Michael Methian Virginnia New York Tony Fatel Hie Annapolis Gramercy Park Helen Oliphant

Lagrange May 25 Social Notices and Local Movements

Lagrange May 25 notes list residents visiting family and friends from Oberlin to Cleveland and Mansfield. Mr and Mrs Ernc Webber moved into the Lloyd Pomeroy house on Church street. Several locals visit relatives in Cleveland Amherst Mansfield Columbus and West Unity. A Gleaners Class party at Mrs J H Curtiss home honored president Mrs C R Dawson with about thirty five attendees.

LA Grange Flouise Wilson Oberlin Ernc Webber Lioysd Pomeroy Church Street Sam Brown Mansfield Richard Gilpin Virgil Jump Cw, Sage Paul Sage Hazel Viner Andrew Rawson Bond West Unity Edward Precht Edward Wilson Cleveland A. H Rahmer Ali Freeman Hastings Amherst Purdy Prosser Mable Ann Ralph Sanders Laura Magrew Columbus Mire F. G. Prosser Methodist Church J. H. Curtiss C .R. Dawson Ruhama Ingols

Adams Home Hosts Boy Scouts Refreshments Evening

An orderly social at the Adams residence on a Wednesday featured Maisere 4 Aena and Ruth Adams hosting Boy Scouts members. Refreshments were served by the hostess, with a cordial community gathering noted in this brief social item.

Maisere 4Aena Ruth Adams

Meeting Closes With Prefit Punch and Waters Solved

At the close of the meeting Prefit Punch and Waters were resolved. Guests attended from Loudonville Seville Medina Mistershire West Salem Wellington Oberlin Lyra Lorain Rocks Rover Cleveland Lakewood Gratton Lodi Ashland Wontner Sullivan Litenfield.

Om Loudonvile Seville Medina Mistershire West Salem Wellington Oberin Hlyrva Lorain Rocks Rover Cleveland Lakewood Gratton Lodi Ashland Wontter Sullivan Litenfield

Banquet For WC TU Winners In School Lunch Room

The WC TU held a Monday evening banquet in the school lunch room to honor the posse winners of the recent essay contest. A delicious dinner was served and attendees enjoyed the evening.

W.C. Toll WC TU Posse Anm

Seniors Entertained at School Dance and Awards

About seventy attended the Saturday evening event in the school auditorium as Juniors hosted Seniors Dancing and Rames with ice cream cake and punch. Seniors wore green and white. list of seniors includes Bessie Marton Varine Rye Marian Sanders Margaret Butler Vivian Wheeler Constance Pasadyn Jennie Machinski Kathrin Smith Gerald Wiron Donald Linden Morris Tran. The Baccalaureate sermon was given at MEF Church Sunday evening by Rev. V C Jump. Flowers adorned the altar, and choir provided special music. Dr. Graham of Oberlin Seminary will give the class address at commencement on Thursday evening May 25. Mrs Harry Dunlap has recovered from operation and is about.

Bessie Marton Varine Rye Marian Sanders Margaret Butler Vivian Wheeler Constance Pasadyn Jennie Machinski Kathrin Smith Gerald Wiron Donald Linden Morris Tran Graham Oberlin Seminary

Inspection of Lyndon Chapter 60 E S A Night of Fraternal Welcome

After a storm week visitors from nearby towns traveled Saturday to Lyndon for the annual inspection of Lyndon Chapter 60 E S A. A three course dinner served to about 130 in the grange hall followed by a two hundred attending the inspection led by Grand Worthy Matron Laura Margrew of Columbus. Framed by yellow and white decor, Worthy Matron Frances Woodruff read Adenda featuring Wilhelmina Kolinaki who presented a bouquet and gift to the Worthy Grand Matron. All Worthy Matrons from District No 4 attended except four, escorting Deputy Grand Matron Mattie Frosser to the end.

E.S Grange Hall Masonic Hall Laura Margrew Columbus Frances

East division Ladies Aid meeting hosts guests and plant contest

Mrs L DeLloyd welcomed forty six attendees to her Elyria home for the East division Ladies Aid Society meeting. Visitors included Mrs Zeman Duberry Lakewood and Miss Nieding Cleveland. A plant contest winner was Mrs Minnor Eldred. Leona Nieding Martins Cleveland news noted. Jimmie Bartter visited from Toledo. Several local families visited or hosted Sunday meals and dances.

Minnor Eldred Wilson Fortune DeLfoyd Leona Nieding Joseph Martin Darbyshire Road Cleveland Sigsworth Kipton George Lang Jessie Grills Marian Bainbridge Oberlin Jimmie Bartter Toledo Sutter A J Hulse Charles Dugan Warren Shard Hulse Fred Palmer Joyce Lakewond E. D. Kern Paul Daunemiller Dine Canton Harold Kern J. Falls Elyria

Memorable church service and youth club notes

A Sunday service featured Rev. Krontz with Life's Essentials and a boys and girls sermonette. Music included Miss Agnes DeLloyd's piano prelude and a violin trio with Ralph Stearns. Mrs Dyer Sweet, a soloist, impressed attendees. Fields 4-H held a meeting led by Mrs Carskaddon with ten members and four new entrants.

Agnes DeLloyd Krontz Dyer Sweet Lorain Road America Carskaddon Bernadine Taft Ordella Walker Marion Hudson Lola Hamper Lynn Eldred Dorothy Brush Barbara Jeanne Cooper

Ladies Aid Meeting and Social Guests At Jones Home

Forty or so attended church services Sunday and the Ladies' Aid Society met Thursday with Mrs. D. A. Swarty. Mrs. H. S. Gott spoke about her trip to Gettysburg. June hostess will be Mrs. Roy Pearce. Miss Florence Hines of West Salem was an overnight guest at the A. W. Jones home.

Forthy Ladies’ Aid Society D. A. Swarty H. S. Gott Gettysboro Roy Pearce Florence Hines West Salem A. W. Jones

Mrs Cleon Crowell Honored by Chestnut Ridge Friends

Mrs Cleon Crowell formerly Edna Hills was feted by young women at Miss Mary Foxs home on South Oak street with gifts and a social evening. The Seven Come Eleven orchestra, led by William Sudro, played in La Grange. Kenneth Ives, son of Ira and Mrs Ives, a Cleveland School of Art graduate, has five pieces accepted with honorable mention at the May Art Museum show.

Carlisle Cleon Crowell Chestnut Ridge Edna Hills Mary Fox South Oak = street William Sudro Grafton Road la Grange Kenneth Ives Ira Ives Indian Hollow Road Cleveland School of Art Art Museum

Anniversary Party Honors Ellen Turner Luck Association

Mrs. George Acker hosted a luncheon on Lakewood’s Butternut Ridge Road in honor of the Ellen Turner Luck Association’s fiftieth anniversary and Ellen Turner Luck’s eighty seventh birthday. Ellen Luck presided as founder and three charter members attended with members from Chicago Cleveland Lakewood Akron Salina North Olmsted Medina Painesville and La Porte.

George Acker Butternut Ridge Road Lakewood Marian Jos Ellen Turner Luck North Olmsted Medina Painesville la Porte

Carlisle Center Pupils Win Blue Ribbons in 1933 Contest

Carlisle Center school honored as three pupils earned blue ribbons in the county school health contest. Dr O Brien and Miss Charity Sherod presented awards to Marjora Ann Coghlan first grade Dorothy Nuhn fourth grade and John Corkans sixth grade due to the small number of awards no special program was held.

Carlisle Center School Dr O Brien Charity Sherod Marjora Ann Coghlan Dorothy Nuhn John Corkans

Parepii Teacher Association Dances Grow Local Social Dances

In the later months the Parepii Teacher's Association of Carlisle Center school sponsored dances at Nublin's barn on La Grange road. The events have become neighborhood family parties with good music and a social evening of high quality.

Parepii Teacher's Association of Carlisle Center School Nublin la Grange Road

Funeral Service and Hospital Visit Summary

Dr. Morgan served as the attending physician during a hospital operation. Mr. and Mrs. George Lang attended the C. F Berg funeral service in Elyria on Friday.

Morgan George Lang C. F Berg Elyria

Dance Event at Nutin's Barn Friday May 26

The luot dance of the season will be held Friday evening May 26 at Nutin's barn. Report brothers will perform for dancing and a fine time is anticipated.

Nutin Report Brothers

Graduation Exercises Unites Three Schools at Grange Hall

Carlisle Center Murray Ridge and West Ridge eighth graders will hold graduation exercises Monday evening May 29 at the Grange hall. The Counts School Orchestra will perform musical numbers and a guest speaker has been secured.

Carlisle Center Murray Ridge West Ridge Grange Hall Counts

Carlisle Neighborhood Club Hosts Tea at Swartz Home

The Carlisle Neighborhood club will be entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Fratt Swartz at her home on Swartz road.

Borhood Club Carlisle Fratt. Swartz Swartz Road

Carlisle Center school to sponsor June picnic at Campbell's Grove

The Pp. T. A. of Carlisle Center school will sponsor a picnic on Sunday June 4 at Campbell's Grove. It will be a get together for parents, pupils and teachers with games contests and ice cream.

Pp. T. A. of Carlisle Center School Campbell's Grove

Carlisle Center Concert Participation Records

Carlisle Center sent three pu pills to Clearview Friday evening. Mary Ann Bachtel Morris Downs and Robert Died rich attended. From East Carlisle school, June Smith and Martha Krebs joined the event.

Carlisle Center Clearview Mary Ann Bachtel Morris Downs Robert Diedrich East Carlisle School June Smith Martha Krebs

Organ recital and dinner guests in Oberlin and Flanview

Miss Ruth Hegginbotham of Robson road attended an organ recital at Finney chapel in Oberlin on Friday evening given by Harry Anderson a senior at Oberlin Conservatory of Music. Mr and Mrs Merle Mann of Flanview were dinner guests on Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs George Acker on the Butter nut Ridge road.

Ruth Hegginbotham Robson Road Finney Chapel Oberlin Harry Anderson Oberlin Conservatory of Music Merle Mann Flanview George Acker Butternut Ridge Road

ArmLess Fisherman Defies Odds in Lewiston License

Armless Leo Vigne, a determined fisherman from Lewiston, Maine, applies for a fishing license while signing his name with a pen held in his mouth, proving resilience despite losing both arms. This vivid portrait highlights adaptability and perseverance in the face of physical challenge.

Lewiston Leo Vigne

Santos Brazil Named World Coffee Port

Santos Brazil, a city of 1Af. ONO. the world's leading coffee port is three miles from the open sea.

Santos Brazil Ono

Elyria Town Line Banquet Around May 25

Miss C Schubert attended the Mother Daughter banquet at Elyria Mich church Saturday. Mr and Mrs L W Spiegelberg and Miss Caroline Spiegelberg visited Henry Woltchosk in Amherst Sunday afternoon. Miss Irma Spiegelberg and Jerald Stang called on Kenneth Harden in New London Sunday. The Grills family and Harry Haven of Grafton visited L W Spiegelberg Sunday. H P Mackert and family visited Simon Mackert on Norwalk Sunday. Mr and Mrs T W Spiegelberg called on Ralph Tischner in Elyria Sunday evening. William and Eleanor Cook of Oberlin Road visited Oliver Schubert Friday. Joe Aultman and Paul Ackerman called on L W Spiegelberg Sunday evening. C Schubert and son Oliver attended the Religious Drama at the M E church in Elyria Sunday evening. Oliver Schubert attended a King's Heralds meeting at the M E church in Elyria Saturday.

Townline Road C. Schubert Elyria Mich L. W. Spiegelberg Caroline Spiegelberg Henry Woltchosk Amherst Irma Spiegelberg Jerald Stang New London Kenneth Harden Robert Grills Harry Haven Grafton Oliver M. E Elyria Oliver Schubert King’s Heralds

Fox fur sales set record highs in Tacoma month

In Tacoma Washington UP reports blue and white fox fur sales totaling 25 900 for one month the highest in many months. The increase is linked to Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt launching a new color as first lady.

Tacoma Wash Franklin D. Roosevelt

Terrapin Carved with Name Found in Woods

A terrapin bearing the inscription N. J. Agile, 1928 was found in the woods near here by Billy Dawkins. No local resident matches the name on the shell.

CISCO Teaas LPI N. J. Agile Billy Dawkins

Holland’s Rise as 11th Century Economic Power

Holland emerged as a leading economic power in the 11th century, shaping regional commerce and trade networks. The period saw growth in urban centers, developing markets, and regional finance influencing broader European exchange. The assessment highlights Holland’s influence amid shifting medieval economies.

Holland

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