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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1934
Page
8
Wellington Colorado published notice for Bethel Temple Assemblies of God with Sunday worship at 10 and 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. evangelistic service. The Wednesday prayer meeting precedes an 8 p.m. evangelistic message. Rev. R. P. Elliott is pastor.
The Silent Circle of the King's Daughters announces a fall production titled Last Date of School to be staged October 24 in the Herrick Auditorium. Members of the circle will participate in the planning and cast, contributing to the community event.
At the Ohio Rebecca Association Convention District No 9 held in Lorain on Wednesday Mrs James West of the Lilly wood Rebekah lodge was chosen Warden and a member of the corps of that district. Attending the convention from the local lodge were Mesdames Vincent Dunford Sam Manning James West William Brouse Robi Hemphill Hyde Boyd McConnell and O J Seeley.
At the Wellington Flower Club regular meeting on Thursday evening in the Mayor's Court Room Mr and Mrs Jud Clifford Amherst florists and Mrs Irving Dunford of will speak on floral arrangements and club activities.
The Wellington Greenhouse will speak and demonstrate the use of garden flowers in home arrangements and basket making by Mrs. Clifford and Mrs. Dunford respectively. Members are asked to bring unusual or new flower specimens. The club invites all to attend this guest night to learn the art of flower arranging.
Mrs. Mariel Perkins and Mrs. Rose Comstock led an all day Farm Women Club gathering at Grange Hall with a noon covered dish dinner. An afternoon program featured humor, readings, brain teasers, and a Rug Making demonstration to be announced for a later meeting. Next meeting set for November 1 at Mrs. Walter Sheppard’s home with officer elections. Nearby groups held Bible Class activities with supper, a hymn sing, and guest stunts. Local residents visited and traveled, including H E Hall from Battle Creek en route to Florida, and Charles England visiting Mrs. Phillips. Dr G W Recard to speak at Penfield Church rally. Josephine Van Cleef returned to the England Hotel after weeks in the East.
Alison, manager of the Goodrich Silvertown Stores at 225 Broad St Elyria, reports that most staff will receive prizes from a national sales contest for tire and tube sales. Thousands of dollars in merchandise will be awarded, with many prizes going to this store’s employees.
The Hudson Terraplane completed a 1500 mile ruggedness test in fourteen days covering Detroit Saginaw Grand Rapids Kalamazoo Michigan Indiana Ohio cities. Starting September 20 at 11:30 am the car logged 13 767 miles, ending at the same hour two weeks later with 25 219 miles on the odometer after zigzagging through Detroit Saginaw Grand Rapids Kalamazoo South Bend Fort Wayne Bellefontaine Cleveland Toledo and more.
Pistons of such hardness that they are virtually immune to all wear are now a feature of Chrysler Airflow and Chrysler Six motor cars. A newly developed electro-coating process, made available for mass production by Chrysler, promises extended engine life and reduced maintenance for these models.
Ton were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Parks. Mrs. William Trish has returned from a six weeks visit with her son Lloyd at Coral Gables Florida.
William Wachen of Roedel Shoe Company hosted a dinner for the Roedel Shoes softball team and their partners at the American Legion Club rooms. Robert Gillette, recently burned, attended. he pitched the final game to clinch the Cup and celebrate the season with speeches, cards, and dancing afterward.
A stream of personal musings and cultural references from New York on October 6. The writer lists favorite feminine names, literary tastes, actor and artist comparisons, and humorous asides about coffee, travel, meals, and music. Mentions Edmund Pearson, Frank Crowninshield, Ray Bolger, Fred Astaire, Maugham, Maurice Gest, Holland, St Moritz, Popeye, Claud Shaffer, Ben Ali Haggin, Sailing Baruch, Irvin Cobb, Waldorf Astoria, Peacock Alley, and a covered wagon to 59th Street. The piece ends mid thought with a note on sea sickness fading into obscurity.
Detailed routing changes list detours and alternatives for Toledo S R 2 to Sandusky and Sandusky to Port Clinton, Norwalk, Fremont, Elmore, and Chicago routes. Detours exist east of Port Clinton and near Mt. Vernon and Delaware. Also notes traffic adjustments between Canton, Wheeling, Youngstown, Pittsburgh, Ravenna and Amsterdam area.
A fragmented, early 20th century voice reflects on Berton Bratey Allan Dwan Zita Johann Elsie Janis and Montmartre tales. The narrator cites Major Bowes Deac Aylesworth and marks long stage presentations as overextended while expressing desires to own Mark Twain’s home and noting Gershwin songs.
Gillette Safety Razor Co prevailed in a patent suit in US District Court for Connecticut. Judge Edwin S. Thomas found Standard Safety Razor Co guilty of infringement of Gillette’s Thompson patent on a blade with cut out corners. An injunction and accounting were ordered.
A brisk collage of celebrity anecdotes and cultural quips from 1944. Notes on Boone the hypnotist, Burns and Allen, Gracie Allen, Joan Crawford, Mickey Mouse, Shirley Temple, and stage acts. Personal tastes and humorous asides touch on fashion, cameras, and social quirks with a jaunty, veteran columnist voice.
Dartmouth end Dick Carpenter digs graves as his training method for handling the University of Illinois game. Red Orange trained by carrying ice, while Carpenter uses burial-ground digs to build endurance and strength for the Hanover team.
Privileges were removed from inmates after funds were used for betting. Despite restrictions, bets persist with substitutes like cigars and tobacco replacing currency.
Mr and Mrs Harry Begrer hosted supper with son Robert and Miss Anna Whitney of Elyria. Elyria families A C Beers Stanley Maggy Plickinger visited Mrs Eva Rice in Sandyville. Agnes Finlay son Guy joined Dr J B Finlayson and friends touring Chicago to see the Century of Progress. Howard Lechner Dorothy Lechner and Earl Price visited grandparents E W Reichard in Lakewood. Wittmer Gas Co drilled near J C Aldrich farm finding a dry hole at 2500 3000 feet but struck a gas pocket at 700 feet to be used on Aldrich property. Ben Sooy Sper cer Myron Sooy family celebrated Leo Rowley’s birthday. Alex Schwed family visited Henry Schwed in Cleveland. J L Beesing and daughter Rhea Beesing joined C H Blein Lakewood for Sunday dinner. Frank Janbecker of Ashtabula and wife"}
Father and mother Mr Aga Mra Cartru of Cleveland joined Sunday afternoon callers at the home of Mr and Mrs B T Noabett.
United States Senator Simeon D. Feas, Republican, faces opposition as the Federated Farm Clubs of Ohio endorse Democrat Vic Donahey for senator and Martin L. Davey for governor. The clubs label Feas an impossibility amid the endorsements.
Twelve Northwest Boy Scouts sail from Seattle October 27 to attend the international scout jamboree in Melbourne Australia in January. They will visit several Oriental ports en route. Frank C Henderson educational director of the Seattle area scout council will direct the tour.
Leonard Konzen Henry J Konzen and Edward G Konzen all farmers of Henry County asked a federal court to declare them bankrupt. The men list assets totaling 6 963 and liabilities of 17 170 for Henry J Konzen assets 6 963 liabilities 17 170 Leonard Konzen assets 4 963 liabilities 17 029 and Edward G Konzen assets 6 473 liabilities 16 989.
A Cincinnati engagement of Elephant on His Hands featuring Charles Chic Sale was canceled by producers after dissatisfaction with the show, mirroring a prior cancellation in Pittsburgh.
Government agents recovered imperforate printer waste stamps sold by a dealer at the A P S convention in Atlantic City. Three arrests reported as officials tighten rules to prevent any waste from entering collections. Also noted are plans for a Washington buildings and scenes stamp series, and local stamp club meetings in Elyria and Lorain. The Yosemite National Park cent stamp is issued in imperforate sheets with first day events around October in Omaha.
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