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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1930
Page
11
Cities Service reports 1930 net earnings of 58,656,589 dollars, up 44.83 percent from 1929. For ten months of 1930, earnings surpassed the entire 1929 year, setting a new high for the period.
Wellington Ohio on November 21 reports by Superintendent Charles Gadfield that the water situation is not great but improved. A state inspector who visited town this week says it isn’t so bad either, placing Wellington ahead of many other Ohio cities. If rain or snow does not come soon, water will be hauled from the Black River to the reservoir by team trucks.
Wellington township trustee Wills Hines reports all roads in good condition after 20 catloads of slag resurfaced the entire township.
The Wellington First Baptist evangelist offers concise maxims from sermons. His Van Gilder isms cover salvation, faith, works, repentance, and truth, with blunt moral cues.
Wellington High School football players who have beaten or tied every opponent this season will be guests of the Wellington Kiwanis Club for a big Thanksgiving feed next Wednesday. The annual event helps keep the team in training and in good condition for the Kiwanis spread, with the Oberlin College coach as speaker.
Wellington Kiwanis members chose Hugh Kane as president and Franklin Jones as past president. Eldo Lehman became vice president, Allan Branson was named district trustee, and a slate including Vern Banning Sam Hummell Harry Otterbacker George Warner Guy Wells E. E. Watters and Robert Walden was elected to the Board of Directors. Kenneth Cameron Ohio State Journalist spoke on advertising noting only effective ads generate dollars and that merchants must innovate rather than reuse the same copy.
Open Forum will be held at Bethany Baptist Church on 17th Street Sunday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock. Larence Opain of Cleveland will be the speaker. His subject will be the Negro in Politics. All are welcome to hear this lecture. The Junior Chorus will render music. Also notes about a harvest sale. Kent Rowland reports he hitchhiked to California and reached Cincinnati Tuesday afternoon.
William Baldwin attended the funeral services of Mrs. Richard Geisman of Lakewood yesterday. Mrs Geisman was the sister of the late Mrs. William Baldwin.
Mrs W J Powell and daughter Pauline visited Elyria yesterday while Mrs C B Fox recovered from a severe cold. Master Richard King had a leg cast set at Clinic Hospital after a recent break at play. Mrs Charles Trippe hosted a Post Office force and ex postmasters Lee Wadsworth James Van Arman and O C Robart at Ramser s Grille for twenty. Friendship Guild invites members to meet Monday at Mrs Harry Lee s home. Mrs A E Daugherty opens her home to Women s Afternoon Club Monday. Mrs C A Gott returned from Rochester New York. Between 1820 and 1900 arbitration settled as many as 170 disputes that might have led to wars.
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