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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1933
Page
8
Banin anchors off Tropica Beach as Lizetta and Stuart share a revelatory night. Kerma presses for control, warning that Lizetta's past could ruin their futures if Stuart wavers. Stuart seeks calm with Lizetta while Kerma plots, promising consequences and a yacht confrontation to come.
Vacuum OH Company engineers unveil a Winterproof service to curb cold weather wear. The program targets three key areas the cooling system chassis and engine with a thorough purge to remove oil rust and scale before antifreeze. It also recommends winter lubricants for transmission and differential to reduce repair bills and enhance winter driving comfort.
Information on routes from Toledo to Cleveland Youngstown Mansfield Canton and other cities. Detours noted on SR 102 14 43 45 and nearby interchanges. Local residents and civic notes accompany travel data and community visits.
Sunday visitors at Mrs. W. A. Jewett home included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jewett and son Jack of Amherst with Sr. and Mrs. Don Phelps and Merily of Elyria. Abbie Jewett hosted Rooster Class at her home with devotionals and meeting led by Mrs. W. A. Jewett. Ada Ledrard stood in for president. Dorothy Switzer of Oberlin visited relatives.
Avon doting obituary notes George Barr a former Avon resident died Wednesday at his Lakewood home after a several months illness. He leaves his wife and parents Mr and Mrs Willam Barr Sr two brothers William Barr Jr and Robert Barr three sisters Miss Toretta Barr Mrs Arthur Wells all of Avon and other relatives noting the family’s grief and local ties
Beginners should build a general stamp collection from many countries to gain knowledge. A map study aids understanding Liberia stamps and issuing reasons. Specialized collections may follow, focusing on United States or British and African colonies. Community notes cover club meetings, bridge scores, ladies aid events, and cachet instructions for Airmail covers with dates and names.
Avon Lake P T A held a regular meeting with a large crowd. Dr. McChesney of Cedarville College spoke on After High School What and Why. Governor Seals fundraiser speaker Mrs Hindman urged Tor Lorain County Tuberculosis Seals.
Andrew Smith of Gulf Road was re elected master of North Ely tia Grange at a recent meeting. James McGettrick, recently captain of Brookside Boys Basketball, underwent appendicitis surgery at St. Josephs hospital Lorain. Mr. and Mrs Archie Haynes visited Mr. and Mrs H C Chambers and Mrs Chambers was with cousins Mr and Mrs Charles Mann in Ostrauder Ohio.
At St. Theresa's Hall the Brookside nonpartisan caucus picked candidates for seven township offices. Clyde McAllister was chosen for justice of the peace. trustees named Lou Traxler John Moats and Ed Barret. Alex Schmidt for clerk. Andrew Schmitz for treasurer. Fred Winters for constable. A special election Friday will allow voting on these or any other candidates.
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Yost included Floyd Zacharias and sons from Grafton Mrs Carl Yost of Kipton and Mr and Mrs Henry Shuster with LaVerne and Joe Shuster from Medina. PTA members discussed improvement projects, tooth filling program, flag replacement, rest room blanket, shrubbery work, and a possible drinking fountain. A junior class play Miss Hoodoo was announced for Nov 21 with prizes for curios and a bake sale benefiting the Red Cross. Basketball schedule for 1933 34 lists Eaton games against Brownhelm Belden Ridgeville Camden Grafton Brookside Columbia Clearview Penfield South Amherst LaGrange Henrietta Brighton Avon Lake and others.
Local residents hosted family and friends from Elyria South Euclid Belden and Belden people from West Virginia. A birthday was celebrated with gifts at a dinner while others were visited in Cleveland Elyria and LaGrange as health issues and travel plans shaped weekend plans.
Sunday afternoon visitors include Mr and Mrs Walter Cornish and daughter at Milo Cornish home in Dover. Frank Madhock and sister Ada from Elyria visited Blanche Tite. Miss Wilhelmina Gott and Roy Ramage from Elyria called on Clarence Krespach. Mrs Stanley Mesurek and Wesley Cale drove to Parma to see Clifford Welnemiller. Mason Nichols and daughter Alice from Elyria visited Cook home. Pauline Elcher and Lorand Lewis from Wayland attended church and dined with Theodore Carpenter. Bessie Eicher returned home with them. Blizzard blew in the north church window during Tuesday evening’s violence. Junior class to present three act comedy at school auditorium Tuesday night November 21.
A new Route 20 bridge over the Vermilion River at Wakeman will be dedicated in December with Gov. George White and staff in attendance. Built as a state and Federal project, it opened to traffic last week while approach work continues. Total cost, including approaches, runs about 98000 dollars. Dismantling of the wooden temporary bridge will begin next week.
A Friday evening gathering at the R. Barnes home formed a surprise party for Mrs Gladys Barnes with cards music and a secretly arranged lunch. Neighbors and friends wished her many happy returns while other local visits and family news fill the rest of the report including hospital updates and family arrivals.
Penfield Grange elected officers led by Master Harvey Blough and Overseer Arlo Witbeck. Secretary Oga Herrick and Treasurer Charles Pelton also chosen as others filled roles including Trustee George Hains. Community notes report Farm Women's Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Lewis Jones with a covered dish dinner and candy making tips.
Miss Winnifred Kleinhans won first place in The Prince Of Peace Contest at the M. E. church in La Grange with Miss Bacheli of La Grange taking second. A rabbit supper followed at Penfield High School dining room, honoring pupils and faculty members on the hunting season kickoff.
Mary Hayes of County Galway has been recognized by Australian Courts as the first claimant of 250000 dollars from the estate of Martin Brake, who died in Sydney in 1933. She may live on a farm near Whitegate, but relatives cannot confirm if she has learned of the news. SEW BRIDGE FOR CALCUTTA The Hooghly River cantilever bridge at Calcutta will cost over 8 million dollars, with streetcar lines two roadways and two footpaths. The new structure will be among the largest cantilever bridges, replacing the pontoon bridge in service. 10 1 2 ounce baby girl born Saturday November 11 at the eleventh hour. Mother and baby are well. No name yet. Mrs R F Kenyon caring for them. Mrs Samuel Todd visited Max Kellar home Monday.
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