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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1933
Page
8
Miss Charlotte Brooks releases the October monthly report showing 11 4949 books circulated, a drop of 2 607 from the prior year while September reads rose by 1 535. Decreases mark the library’s recent months as unemployment rises, yet student use and travel and sociology titles show notable shifts.
The text reports monthly figures for this year totaling 422 604 an increase over the 122 298 circulated during the corresponding period of fall. It references fagle months and a comparison to earlier circulation, indicating data from a newspaper financial or circulation report.
Avon Lake scouts met Friday with routine activities and planning for the year and Christmas. Jeannie Huling was chosen treasurer and Rosemary Elhin secretary as taps closed the meeting. The high school girls beat La Grange 21 20 and the boys lost 23 24 in basketball at the local gym with an upcoming game Friday at Clearview. Several local residents visited, returning travelers and guests are noted. A stray paragraph on birds mentions finches biting feet, a rare nonessential note.
Central Press presents a concise profile of Norway covering form of government a constitutional monarchy with King Maakon VII and a unicameral parliament the Storting. It notes Norway as a maritime economy with a large merchant fleet fishing lumber pulp and paper exports and agriculture engaging about one third of the population.
Mary E Roser 68 died at the home of Mrs Anna Wyant on Carpenter street after a several week illness. Born near Norwalk she moved to Wellington 46 years ago and was a Methodist and American Legion member. Survived by son Walter Roser of the Veterans Hospital Massillon and daughter Elloise Roser Ray of Florida. husband predeceased. Funeral plans awaiting word from Florida. Services by the Wadsworths.
Vermilion edged Wellington 7 to 4 at Vermilion Field after a tough game. Wellington, still winless this season, fought hard but fell short as Vermilion pulled ahead in the opening minutes. Coach Ray McCormack remained optimistic about Wellington’s prospects, recalling their seven-year drought and noting history suggesting an upswing.
Major Jack Reem of Cleveland Airport praised pilot Gott as an outstanding aviator during an Armistice Day event. Major Berry Rare delivered remarks on American achievements in the past year as motion pictures on aviation were screened for the crowd.
Pierre Rosmith formerly with Henry J. Doherty and Company joins I. C. Hopkins and Company in Cleveland to offer brokerage services for listed or unlisted stocks and bonds, grains, and commodities via Cleveland and New York correspondents. Also notes a World War veteran dinner hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary with local dignitaries and musicians.
Gipsy musicians association petitions the Hungarian government urging a boycott of cafes and restaurants by saxophonists and stage hoofers. They claim tourists chiefly travel to hear them and call for action to protect their performances.
Coon Lloyd G Marshall of Grand Rapids, Michigan breeds mosquito larvae as food for tropical fish. He states the larvae make excellent feed for his aquarium collection.
At St Mary's church Sunday announcements named the upcoming wedding of Miss Bernadette Gerhart and Walter McAllister. Also noted were engagements of Clare nce Miller and Margaret Jan osf, with families listed.
Mrs George Peak accompanied by her daughter Mrs Robert Barr and Mrs Harry Hubbard left Saturday for Lansing Michigan to attend the funeral of Mrs Peak s brother William Ellison born in Avon and long known here Funeral services were held in Lansing Monday afternoon
In Hereford Texas two year old Melvin Robertson son of Wiley and? Robertson farmers died after reaching for a toy that fell into a water tank and he slipped in and drowned. The accident emphasizes a tragic loss as the child attempted to rescue the toy a Black person shooter mentioned in the report.
A pile of cordwood owned by Antrim Iron Works near Bellaire Michigan is estimated at 60,000 cords. If stacked four feet deep it could stretch about 103 miles, marking a possibly record-setting stockpile in the region.
Pulkov Observatory reported a meteor shower in Leningrad on October 9. Meteors arrived in bursts of five to six per second, with a peak count around 300 in one minute. The spectacle drew night observers and recorded the awe of sky watchers.
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