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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
13
Canada’s federal tax officials search old laws for hidden revenue sources. A resurrected provision of the Income War Tax Act taxes non-Canadians on incomes from business done in Canada. The department uses this weapon against United States, British, and other foreign interests.
FASTEETH powder promises to keep upper or lower plates firm without sliding rocking or popping out. It claims no gummy taste or feel and leaves breath sweet. Available at Muir's and other drug stores as an advertised denture product.
The Dominion taxes profits from goods sold in Canada, machinery or equipment leased, or property. British firms selling wool through a Canadian agency and American firms leasing machinery to Canadian factories must pay income tax on Canadian revenue. The Minister of National Revenue may determine the taxable portion, and interested parties fear stricter enforcement.
The Belden P T A card party at the schoolhouse Friday night drew interest and profit with Leon Lehman and Ruth Falconer winning top Euchre prizes while Bud Crawford and Mrs Rath Lehman took pinochle honors. An upcoming Nov 24 Pedro sixty six and bridge game is announced along with a hard times dance Nov 18 with Cooks orchestra. Names of local organizers and attendees appear throughout as the community notes various social events and family milestones.
A Bat tle Creek man, 76, credits Natex with restoring appetite, energy, and sleep after weeks of indigestion gastritis and nervousness. He claims weight gain and renewed vigor after two doses, praising the triple strength formula explained by a local Natex representative at 413 Broad Street.
An instructive Know Your World feature outlines Scotland’s form of government, area of 30,405 square miles, population in 1931, capital Edinburgh, and a concise history from Caledonia to the 1707 union. It covers exports, fishing and textiles industries, land use, and governance structure, followed by a long string of local social notices listing visits, dinners, illnesses, and events in Cleveland and nearby towns.
A Carlisle area delegation attended the religious drama The Dreamer and His Dream directed by Mrs. B. E. Bond at First Methodist church in Elyria Sunday evening. The report lists local attendees from Chestnut Ridge and nearby towns along with friends visiting in Elyria, noting neighbors and event details.
The mother of Bert Eddy of Butternut Ridge road left Friday for Florida to spend the winter. Harold Bruce and wife of Farmers Supply Store on Grafton road visited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ives, recently married, at their Cleveland home. Mrs. C. H. Pitkin, visiting Akron relatives, has returned to Graf ton road.
Mr and Mrs Louis Van Arsdale returned home after a weekend with relatives. In Cleveland Mr and Mrs Robert Carruthers and three sons visited Mr and Mrs Clarence H Vincent on East Avenue. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Gullet and daughter Donna Mae of Cleveland spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs William Gullet on Butternut Ridge Road. Post Script Club members Mary Myrtle Jean OConnor Lucille and Maxine Roling attended a meeting at Miss Mary Margaret Finnerans Elyria home. Lucille Roling will host the club in two weeks. Mr and Mrs Charles McDaniels of Butternut Ridge Road were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs William Farr.
Mrs L J Sabing hosted her sister Mrs William Merkle and two daughters while Mrs Jenkins and Mrs Seidel and son Donald visited from Cleveland. Their husbands drowned fishing at Sandusky last year. Ladies Aid Society M E church to meet December 14. Mrs James Wright visited Cleveland relatives. Roy Dellman attended Ohio State vs Northwestern game. Jolly O club party at Mr and Mrs I J Kussee West View with costumes games and children’s refreshments. Attendees included Willard Keyes and Albert Kersze.
A corn husking event on the Arthur F Henry farm at Monroeville Ohio drew many local families including the Hales Hales Sabrina Carpenter May Pantson and others. Wade Jacquays hosted a birthday gathering with neighbors Saturday night featuring banco games and refreshments.
South Amherst voters chose Henry Garland as mayor and Harold Allsop as clerk with Allan Thompson as treasurer. Milam Meacham kept marshal duties and Jacob Kolb was the sole returning councilman. newcomers include John Kauffman Arthur Ernst Albert Schneider Albert Farey and George Wrage. Three new school board members Ridgel Alberts Clyde Heussner and Harry Brucker also won as the 2 mill school tax renewal for five years passed by a large majority.
The November gathering of the Woman's Union met Tuesday at St John’s Evangelical Church. Miss Bertha Scheidt, a returned missionary from Honduras, spoke on her work and displayed slides of the locals and Honduras. Thirty members attended. hostesses Mrs John Wilhelm and Mrs Ernst Schneider served refreshments.
An old advertisement touts BU- KETS a bladder laxative available for 23 cents. It claims four days of use cleanses impurities and acids, relieves irritation and frequent urges, eases backache and leg pains tied to bladder disorders, and promises better sleep.
Lon and their families and the Auxiliary invite to an Armistice Day party in the Club Rooms. There will be cards and diversions and the ladies will serve lunch. A good attendance is desired. Mrs. Q O J Ruth hosted a birthday surprise for her daughter Naomi Ruth at home on Tuesday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. O J Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Werner Zilch, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller, Rev A Kickel, Mr and Mrs John Ludwig, and Miss Mildred Baumbart. A quoted note on reality and perspectives ends with a remark about the Albanians as Lytians.
Aroostook County Maine reports an exceptional crop as harvest forecasts rise for the region. Local observers note unusually high yields across fields, with farmers preparing for robust production and potential market impact in the coming months.
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