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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1933
Page
4
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi ends a 21 day fast in Poona to highlight the plight of 60 million Hindu Untouchables. He weighed 80 pounds at the start and 99 pounds weeks earlier, and thanked doctors as prayers and hymns accompany the break with orange juice and gifts.
MISSOULA MONT A new chapter in Montana and northern Idaho gold mining opens as forest road and trail work under federal aid unlocks wilderness. Thousands of prospectors likely to pass Superior a historic jumping off point, while routes toward Cedar Creek Oregon Creek Meadow Creek and Sunrise Stream draw hopeful miners. We hope for a better world than our fathers knew.
Phone your local Wellington news items to Mrs Violet Curtice at 80 Herrick Ave East or delivery issues to Junior Grissinger at 229 Courtland. For missed copies call the numbers 808 W and 166 R.
Wellington May 29 Mrs Laura England mother of Charles England owner and manager of Hotel England died at the hotel after over two years of illness. She lived much of her life in Leroy and Medina and was cared for in Wellington since a stroke two years ago. Survived by husband Theodore D two other sons Claude Detroit and Theodore Jr Leroy. Funeral services were held at the Wait Home in Medina with burial in Leroy cemetery. She was a member of the Universalist church of Leroy.
Wellington's initial quota for President Roosevelt's reforestation army departed Saturday toward Camp Knox. Recruits named are Felix Fuller Donald Ferrell and William Swazey.
Flower lovers gather at John Hughes garden as irises in full bloom attract visitors. The main section features 99 varieties and another area has 67 varieties. The Hughes family invites the public to enjoy the display.
Walter Winchell notes the village hosts an Orchid to the Wellington Flower club. Members will plant flowers each Sunday morning at a village church altar for all to enjoy garden beauty. Yesterday they placed prime blooms at the Congregational church altar for the annual Union Memorial service.
Rev. M r. Lottow of the Church of Christ led the Union Memorial service in the Congregational church on Sunday morning with a Flowers for Memorial Day address. Comrade Cooper, a Wellington Civil War veteran, attended with Spanish and World War soldiers. Comrade Reuben Knapp, aged 100, could not attend. Special music included an anthem and There Is No Death sung by Marian Spon seller with Mrs. Robert Holland, W. J. Powell, and Harry Lee. patristic organizations joined in attendance.
Funeral services for Mrs. Lydia Fletcher aged 66 were held at Keith Andrews funeral home with Rev. Paul Carter officiating. Senior class finals, Cleveland visits by locals, and Memorial services in Elyria and Huntington are noted. The American Legion and Sons of Veterans events mark cemetery rituals. Illness at State Game Farm and Washington PA trip are recorded.
Mrs Fletcher died Friday evening after a week long illness. She is survived by her son Herbert of New London. Burial was made at Milan.
Those from Wellington who attended the semi annual Mish Fr of the Lorain county Rural Mail Carriers Association at Columbia Station on Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gill, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Voge, Mrs. B Hale and daughter Annabelle, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Garrett and two children.
Fourteen Entre Nous members met Friday evening at Mrs David Arnold’s home. Three badge tables were played and Miss Margaret Warner won the high score. Yearly aggregates named Mrs Burt Curtice Miss Kathryn Murray and Mrs R W Falls as top winners. Refreshments were served.
Mrs Albert Pratt of West Main Street was taken to the Hiyra Clinic for observation and treatment on Sunday.
Friends of Tom Smith are told that his condition shows no improvement and physicians in charge express no hope for recovery.
The White House denied resignation rumors about Treasury secretary D. W. Woodin as the Pecora inquiry widens. Senators warn the probe will reach Kuhn, Loeb, Dillon Read and Chase affiliates, with Byrnes promising funding to continue into summer. The investigation targets Morgan interests tied to 1929 stock deals and other banking figures.
The Amazon Valley encompasses more than one third of the continent. It is a vast, biodiverse region that influences climate and ecosystems across neighboring nations, attracting researchers and conservation groups aiming to protect its forests and rivers.
Former Wilmington mayor P Q Moore and ex police chief John J Furlong have started sentences in Raleigh state prison for attempting to extort 25000 dollars from wealthy widow Mrs Jessie Kenan Wise under death threat during the Lindbergh baby search. Moore receives three years and Furlong two.
In Plymouth Massachusetts, beer taxes today are higher than those faced by the Pilgrim Fathers. The General Court met January 2 1646 and imposed a tax of two shillings on each hogshead of beer. A hogshead equals about 13 barrels as sold now.
Rev William Muir Auld pastor of the First Congregational Church presents Mount of Vision a new book on Tennyson. He argues Tennyson was among the most Christian poets of the last century but faced a battle with doubt and despair. The work cites many poems to illustrate the poet’s ideas including The Ancient Sage and The Holy Grail and discusses immortality and faith.
The writer notes that Tennyson’s later poems reveal a stronger, clearer vision as years pass, with the poet learning to focus on things unseen and eternal beyond ordinary perception. The passage emphasizes a shift toward enduring truths over visible events.
Chicago AP reports Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Barrett run the Sherman Hill airway weather reporting station on a coast to coast route at 1,800 feet. They work 24 hours a day sending weather details by teletype, including visibility, ceiling, wind, and general temperatures, to keep pilots informed.
Mrs. Maria Storts Allen, 91, a noted member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, died after several weeks of illness in New Lexington QC. She was the daughter of John Jacob Storts, who joined George Washington’s colonial army at age 11, while her father was 75 when she was born.
In Coalinga California a Kettleman Oil and Gas Company crew drilled to 10600 feet, surpassing the prior 10586 foot depth record from Yucatan Mexico, marking a world depth milestone in oil fields.
Everett C and Clara M Penis ton transfer to Thomas R Peniston a lot in Carlisle Estates Two Carlisle Township Frank W Smith and heirs transfer to Nita J Handyside property on South Logan Street Elyria Fairway Building and Land Co transfers to Nita J Handyside property at South Logan and Clark Elyria A B Taylor transfers to Nita J Handyside property on South Logan Elyria David and Clara Lesnick transfer to Lorain County Savings and Loan Co property on Cambridge Avenue Elyria
An ancient observation notes that the world carries remnants of events before the invention of writing. It suggests early civilizations left marks in soil, rock, and layers, preserving a record of natural and human history beyond written texts.
A compact report notes obligations owed to the State alongside claims upon it. The phrasing emphasizes statutory duties and formal rights within a governmental context.
Suffering readers urged to apply Resinol Ointment for painful sores and broken varicose veins. Claims soothing relief after initial use and healing within weeks, with longer treatment for extreme cases. Free samples offered by writing to Resinol Dept. 29 Baltimore Md. AUYVE
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