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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1933
Page
2
The Chronicle Telegram advertises cash rate discounts for classified ads and lists services including repairing upholstery painting furniture upholstery and cabinet work. Contact numbers and rates are given with emphasis on cost per line for short ad durations and contract rates upon request.
Fragmentary classified item shows phone numbers 8154 and 2920 for room rentals at 224 3rd St and Phlara Apt with amenities like heat water and janitor service. Several garbled phrases reference tires and a dairy in Cleveland plus a person named John Seeder and a transit mention.
Amherst Ohio area gears up for a close election with many candidates across offices. School board sees eight contenders including incumbents Werner Zilch J S Clifford G Cooner George Cox Arthur Bauer Albert Kreager Frank Ruehe and Samuel Wragg. Council candidates span Dem and Rep tickets with W Lahiff W Schaeffer Henry Kane J Powers J Egeland A Menz. Board of Public Affairs hopefuls include Republicans George Battenhouse Sam Wragg Elmer Baxter and Democrats A R Tollurst A G Stiwald William Miller. Township trustees list Rev F E Eastman John Michani Henry Brandt Frank Lapp Edward Brucker Louis Merchant. Township clerk see Koch Republican Edward Moebius Democrat Village clerk Republican Walter Schulz Democrat Charles Miller. Marshall Ed Mars unopposed. constables include Fred Coverdale Zarl White.
Church notices describe Mite Society hostesses for Wednesday, Wes leyan Club meeting, and a district superintendent Dr Wagar as speaker. November Women’s Missionary Society meeting includes a tureen lunch and program. Other parish activities list cottage prayers, Ladies Aid circles, choir rehearsal, St Joseph Church events, and St Pauls Lutheran upcoming meetings.
The choir of St Peters Evangelical church to give a sacred music concert next Sunday evening at 7 20 under the direction of F C Moore of Oberlin. Old members and present Knights of Pythias invited to an Old Members meeting and social in the K of P Hall this evening. Discharged hospital news lists Mrs Andrew Star on and baby boy Lorain and Mrs Philip Wiegand South Amherst.
Columbia residents report visits and family stays from La Grange, Medina, Cleveland, and Berea. Attendees included church groups, a Halloween party with twelve children, and a home mission conference in Akron. A newborn and local performances at the county fairground are noted amid ongoing social news.
In Wellington E. L. Hewes announces Major Jack Barry manager of Cleveland Airport will be the guest of honor at the Armistice Day dinner to be served Friday at the Congregational church with Mrs. Barry attending. The event is moved from Nov 11 to Nov 9 to accommodate veterans. Invitations will be issued to World War I veterans in the locality.
Wellington clubs rehearse for the benefit play New Adolphi to be shown Nov 16 in the Opera House. Proceeds fund a veterans memorial Flag Pole erected in memory of all wars. Directors are Harry Carino and Howard Lehman.
Avon Lake residents and relatives make trips and host visits across Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. John Heider spent Saturday with their son and family in Vermilion. Miss Marie Urler visited Cleveland with her ill mother. Mrs. Margaret Theisen stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Burt Willard in Massillon. Myr. and Mrs. Frank Pickering and grandson Jack Pickering of Avon dined with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. B. Dunning, as Carl Pedersen accompanied his sister Mrs. Ed Garth to Bellevue to visit sister Mrs. Mary Gundrim and brother Woe. In Clyde, Clarence Peters of Cleveland called on friends. Alvin Walker and son Bud of Carlisle were guests of friends in town.
A stray dialogue frame shows a Traffic Policeman berating a driver with a blunt command to stop while a doctor prepares to reexamine the patient. The patient responds politely, noting he had a small glass of gin.
Ohio State football staff confirm reports that three players left the squad. Max Padlow of Dayton intended to quit after the Indiana game due to practice issues. Tom Keefe of Toledo left last week, claiming unfair trial but planned to stay in school.
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