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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
8
Capt RB Hults records Co B's fifteenth anniversary in the Battle Zone as October 5 1918 approaches. Soldiers wait in reserve near Jouy while mess, equipment, and reorganization duties proceed, frost bites the dawn, and distant shelling signals looming front lines.
In Atlantic City a harsh portrait emerges of the boardwalk labor force labeled the American coolie, with roving roustabouts under padrone control. The piece paints the sailors of the dunes, beach crew and sand sculptors, and recalls an early morning storm that rattled a hotel phone, testing nerves as air raid sirens and anti aircraft defenses echo above the city.
A narrator muses on boardwalk sights and characters including gaudy fashion, decoy coins, and post cards, describing lifeguards and social scenes. He notes the urge to swim, then retreats to his room as his wife answers a phone call.
Washington October 5 the American Federation of Labor shows intensive organization aims to raise political power for the next Congress A resolution proposing an independent labor party was introduced but voted down at the federation’s annual convention The talks of enlistment and candidate support position the union to influence politics on a broader scale Secretary of Labor Perking accepted an invitation to address the gathering amid strong applause
Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Association discussed plans for coming Ohio circuit shows and the National Rabbit and Cavy Association convention in Chicago, scheduled October 10 to 15. The club will host a card party October 6 at Corliss Miller’s Lake Avenue home, with the next regular meeting at Mrs. Walter Botamer’s 364 High Street.
The Brighton Methodist official board will meet Friday at 8 30 pm at the church instead of Thursday. Circle No 2 of the Ladies Aid enjoyed a social at Mr and Mrs Fr H McClellan’s home with a covered dish lunch. Mrs Arthur Jewett reported on the North East Ohio Conference to Brighton’s Sunday service.
Sunday dinner guests honored Mrs. Cor a Gulle B A Mel Clallan and Miss Gladys Carpenter in Wellington at the Wilbur Lamoreaux home. Funeral services for Mrs. J D Miller were held at her home after weeks of illness with burial in Brighton cemetery.
The Brighter Goworth League names its leadership with Laurence Lee as president and Aca McDonald, Edith Bricker, Howard Langdon, Marywell as vice-presidents. Melvin Merrill is secretary and Leonard Erleker treasurer, with Mr. and Mrs. James Teller serving as councilmen.
Keen interest in polo has spurred plans for a six team Michigan league to be organized in 1934. Possible clubs include Flint Owosso Grosse Pointe Dearborn Roseville and Lansing, signaling a statewide expansion of the sport.
An out-of-work ensemble in Manchester formed by unemployed musicians, many displaced by talking pictures. The orchestra, with a fluctuating 53-strong lineup, is led by Sir Henry Wood and plans a special December concert to showcase their revival.
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