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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1933
Page
5
Police searched Saturday for a man who snatched five purses containing $1.10 from Mrs. Albert Rodda walking home from a grocery store on West Street near the B and O Railroad tracks at about 5 36 p m. The suspect, described as about 5 feet 4 inches tall and 160 pounds, fled south along the tracks after grabbing a loaf of bread but not a basket of groceries.
W. S. Chandles of Cleveland Block on Second street died yesterday at 1 30 PM after a period of poor health. He worked for New York Central as a passenger brakeman and was known as Dr. Chandlee a chiropractor. His remains are at Sudro Funeral Parlors with services planned Tuesday at 2 30 PM. Frank A. Robson died Saturday evening survived by his father George J. Robson of Columbus and multiple siblings. Remains are at E A Welsh’s Funeral Home with burial set from St Mary’s Church and interment at St Mary’s Cemetery.
Real estate transfers list two transactions in Lorain and Elyria involving Mary Rostkowski to Kostanti Rostkowski on Living ston street and West Thirty-third street, and Abe Manashhwitz to Bar Davis for part of Wallace's Addition. The rest of the text provides curious historic notes about a 169 year old Norwegian peasant, origins of the name Arkwright, bird vocal anatomy, Columbus flagship Santa Maria la Galante, and irrigation in India expanding arable area.
An advertisement claims headaches caused by constipation vanish after a single Adlerika dose. The copy asserts relief from upper and lower bowel issues, improved sinew and reduced nervousness, attributed to W. Phillips, Druggist.
Local items report John Molnar 429 Tremont to be arraigned in police court on liquor possession after a raid by Patrolman Miller at Mather's place. Three auto accessory thefts noted. batteries and tires stolen from several vehicles. Lorain County 4 H Club to hold first officers conference at the extension office tonight. Truck drivers fined $25 and costs for trucking law violations. Auto theft report filed for 536 Fairmont Street, license 255-153. William Blair pleads not guilty to DWI. trial set. Walter Sarros fined for intoxication.
Howard Roe of 141 Courtland Street reported to police Saturday that a brown jacket was stolen from his locker.
Helen Schremp of Lorain seeks a divorce from William on grounds of cross neglect and extreme cruelty, they wed in 1923 and have one child.
A crowd of about 2,090 surged at Tex Guinan’s Mount Pleasant service in New York as fans fought for a wreath. Officials called the scene the most shameful in Westchester County, injuring a dozen or more as the mob tore the wreath apart. One man lifted the wreath aloft before being mobbed and overwhelmed by others.
Sandusky resident Mrs. W. W. Willing introduces a hospital plan offering a minimum 21 days of hospital care yearly for a nine dollar fee. Good Samaritan Hospital seeks 1,000 subscribers here and another thousand elsewhere. The package includes private or semi private room, meals, nursing, X ray discounts, tests, and emergency care, but excludes doctors' fees.
OBERLIN OH November 13 Regular lodge meeting of Vine Rebekah Lodge to be held this evening in lodge rooms Garden department Oberon Women's Club meets today at Mrs F W Tohi Elm Street T M T M Club hosted by Mrs Ed Johnson Elyria Nineteenth Century Club guest day Tuesday at Mrs Lindquist Forest Street with Mrs Davis Rogers and Mrs McFarland assisting hostesses Mrs David R Moore chairs Literature department Oberlin Women's Club at her home Tuesday afternoon Annual election of officers for Oberlin Lodge F & A M will be held in Masonic Hall Tuesday evening November 14 The Merry Wives meet Wednesday evening at Mrs A B Parsons Woodland Avenue Regular Knlght of Pythias meeting Wednesday November 15 Ladies Aid Society Baptist church meets Wednesday November 15 at Mrs W G James West Lorain Street Mrs Harry Kelly entertains Junior Star Bridge Club North Pleasant Street Wednesday evening November 15 Mrs George Broadwell hosts Bridgette Club Union Street Thursday evening Eight sections of First Church social department joint meeting Thursday November 13 3 40 pm James Brand House followed by social hour with refreshments The Corte Yah will hold all day meeting Thursday November 17 at the home of Mrs Wille West Street entirely The Missionary Quarterly Conference of Baptist churches held at First Baptist Church tomorrow All-day Lorain Avon and Oberlin events to be announced and notes of local meetings and visits throughout the area
George Robinson of 246 Bath Street was fined 3 dollars and costs for keeping a disorderly house after a raid by Patrolmen Parker and Gibson at about 6 am. A report of a man losing 35 dollars at robinsons prompted the officers to raid the place. Parker kicked the door, confronted five men at a table, who scattered coins and dice. Robinson was arrested. others were released.
Sharp, ambassador to France in the war, attended the Co. B reunion and presented a copy of The War Memoirs of William Graves Sharp, gifted by Mrs. Sharp and the Sharp family. Chief of Police Stankard offered a humorous remembrance and praised Co. B as fine soldiers. Mayor Vanosir spoke of peace duties, while Major Hultz honored fallen members and recounted Co. B’s France and training camp days.
Fined five dollars plus costs by Mayor W H Nan after arraignment this morning. The incident involved First Shoemaker. Court records note the case in the May report.
The article extols lifelong dental care citing a Tennessee woman aged 102 who now eats with a new set of teeth. It discusses the value of two natural sets, urges daily brushing with a medium stiff brush, and outlines brushing order from outer to inner surfaces and finally chewing surfaces, plus the use of mouth wash.
Mamie warns againstDo not treat bunions yourself and consult a chiropodist. Lanolin widely used as a skin food for lubrication. An astringent mix of rosewater glycerine and witch hazel should reduce witch hazel to avoid over drying. Editor notes mail inquiries to Miss Gled for beauty pamphlets and care columns with small fees for printing and mailing costs.
A fragment mentions Robert Burns poetry followed by a Cincinnati report: at 7 A.M. a train struck a car at a Hartaci crossing, killing Ray Miller, 57, farmer, and his daughter Rath Miet, 21, of Lockland. The auto was hurled 100 feet. bodies found near wreckage.
A collage of old jokes and dialogues reflecting manners, humor, and social norms. Snippets touch on church hours, family tease, Puritan marriage lines, education for the poor, slow learners, and celebrity dreams, exposing dated attitudes with a wry stage voice.
Wholesale prices and market notes from Cleveland show calves hogs and beef products steady with scattered bids. Grains feed and flour quotations reflect current futures and local demand, with corn oats wheat and rye listed by grade and destination. Potatoes and vegetables appear with regional varieties and pricing, while poultry and eggs note steady to firm demand and seasonal picks in supply.
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