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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1933
Page
5
Council President Charles Sartor announced he would ask the council to adjourn tonight's meeting until after the election. He said last minute campaign efforts and citizen interests in tomorrow's vote could hinder proper consideration of items before the council.
Taxes totaling 1342 dollars were paid to County Treasurer Walter Wright today marking the first benefits of Home Loan Bank operations in Lorain county. The eight delinquent properties with loans received this payment, as stated by J J Smythe attorney for the Home Loan Bank administration in Lorain county. The eight loans totaled 25948 dollars.
Deputy sheriffs and Cleveland police searched for a farm hand who vanished from the Albert Nagel farm in Avon. The man left at dawn with two travedox bags of tools, three god watches, a rifle, and a shotgun. Nagel swore a larceny warrant and believed the man headed for Cleveland. Sheriff Clarence Dick provided the report.
Rev. Tibor Toth of Hunganat Reformed Church will address the Reserve Officers Club Wednesday evening at 8. The talk, titled The Signing of the Peace Pact, will be in the directors' room of the Elyria Savings and Trust Building.
The executive committee of the Elyria Foremen's Club will meet tonight at the Y M C A to finalize plans for the November 16 meeting. An announcement was also made of the opening of a new dance studio in Elyria by Annetta Meyers, a Lakewood schools teacher, who has run a studio in Lorain. A memorial service for the two coal mine disaster victims held at Millfield's Methodist church was led by survivor Robert Marshall.
Roy Carter, 37, of 130 Center Street, accidentally shot himself in the right leg yesterday afternoon, authorities at Memorial Hospital reported. J W Roberts of Cleveland was fined $10 and costs for intoxication after his car crashed into a concrete bridge abutment on Cherlip ten miles west of here. Mike Granko of Whiting Indiana was fined $260 and costs for operating a truck in violation of Public Utility Commissioners regulations after appearing before Justice Joseph Petro.
Senator Davis at a daily convention attended by lodges of Moose and Wom Moose. A dispatch notes railway movement and patrols near Sioux City as officers search for a dispersed picket line.
A fashion feature praises printed velveteen as a key autumn fabric. The piece notes its stylish appeal for college and business wear, calling the model particularly versatile and suitable for professional settings.
Ford Motor Company starts rotating workers amid a curtailment plan. Details indicate a shift to a 49 hour weekly maximum and a move away from the prior schedule. Administrator Johnson is involved in confirming adjustments to the labor system.
Mrs Julia Stutz wife of George Stutz of 117 Lewis copirt died at Eisra Clinic Sunday after a three week illness. Born in Hungary April 18 0 she had lived in Elyria twenty four years traveling from Massena New York. She was a member of the Hungarian Reformed church and survived by her husband and several children and siblings in Brazil Europe. Services at 1 30 from the late cord with Hungarian Reformed labor traditions. Burial in Ridge town comes.
Amanda Johnson of LaGrange widow of the late Johnson dies at home after long illness. Funeral from Nich Home Tuesday afternoon with Rev Murphy officiating, burial in LaGrange Cemetery. Milton H Aubie dies at home of his daughter in Lorain after years in Spencer. Born in Lexile, he leaves a daughter Mrs Sarah Brouse, two brothers, and other relatives. services to be held in Spencer by Rev Hallock.
A confusing OCR fragment hints at a feature on the career of a judge's son. Mentions household ties and a potential connection to a courtroom figure named Judge Wredos. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the piece seems to explore a legal family dynamic and public perception.
Local Oberlin notices list a week of club events including Women’s Pros, Education department meetings, Frank E. Peck Chapter of the Order, Pythian Sisters, Just Us, American Lesson Auxiliary, and Oberlin Women’s Christian Association rallies. Social teas, sewing group gatherings, and regular meetings are scheduled at homes and churches on and around November 1 to 9 with multiple hosts across East College Street, Woodland Avenue, Park Avenue, and Union Street. Several residents and guests are noted at homes across Oberlin during the period.
A fragmented OCR item from a state briefs column appears unreadable with scattered proper nouns and dates. It mentions Cincinnati and Norfolk areas, a four year term, and a local obituary or notice reference. The legible bits suggest a public notice or bureaucratic update but lack coherent details or a clear event.
The widow Mre. Eienors Gere 23 is reported to have died after overwork and strain amplified by deprivation. Eight children aged 14 to 7 are left among relatives, who fear for the orphaned family’s welfare as they cope with the loss.
A will appoint Rodnes Rack Wil as administrator of the estate of Hers WoWorret of Broad Street. Under the terms the administrator is to manage the home and affairs for Elia Wihnet, with the estate to be divided after Mrs Wrret's demise between the unions Earl and Charte.
Firearmme of the City of Elsanis sues Chico Public Service Company over a demand charge for commerce users. Judge W B Thompson reported delays as Solicitor Howard Butler filed the suit weeks ago. City says OT legally leases commercial electric rates on a 12 month meter instead of one month.
The Penfield community notes a wedding anniversary celebration in Michigan. Mr and Mrs Jane Reine, Mr and Mrs Clayton Bod, and several guests attended at the home of Mr and Mrs High Names. The weekend plans included gatherings with relatives as part of the observance.
The market notes show varied poultry and related items with prices and grades. Listings include fowl, ducks, geese, turkeys, and springers from multiple sellers, with values in dollars and regional references such as New York Ohio and Colorado.
Advice on parental education warns against showing off a baby to guests as it fosters the child s vanity and can lead to later misbehavior. Emphasizes disciplining the infant from attention and protecting them from repeated exhibition, with a note to respond via self addressed stamped envelope. Also mentions Milo Blaugh and Miss Rath Gou Grave traveling to Michigan and Mrs Blowsa with daughter returning home.
A Hallowe'en party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Tad Remen on October 21st. Members of the Penfield Invenue Grange and neighbors attended twenty guests were served baked beans potato chips pumpkin pie sweet cider and apples.
Incomprehensible lines suggest a dialogue about kissing hands and social order, with misspellings hinting at a virtual learning environment. The fragment references an implied rule, an order, and personal whim without clear context or full sentences.
The market for cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep shows steadier demand with price upticks on graves and beef cuts. Hog prices hover around 440 per hundredweight with steady to higher sales. lambs and spring lambs command strong figures. Homegrown produce including cabbage cucumbers grapes lettuce mushrooms and tomatoes appear in steady to higher price ranges with varying carton formats.
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