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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1933
Page
3
United Press outlines definitions of inflation deflation and reflation as economic terms. Inflation occurs when money and credit outpace goods, raising prices. deflation when money shrinks while goods rise, causing demand drop and hoarding. reflation means restoring prices toward predepression levels.
The Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association will hold a board meeting at the Elvira Y M C A at 8 P M Tuesday to approve the budget and discuss Christmas seal sales. The group funds chest clinics in Lorain and faces demand growth. J X Stone of Oberlin is president.
The page-1 continuation describes a youth with four fish after a half hour and many others watching enviously. The event will run for several days with no Sunday fishing. Park attendants enforce rules and assist any fisher lucky enough to land the big one.
Columbus Oct 14 A meeting of county leaders of the Ohio Division of the Women’s Organization for National Prohibition Reform will be held here next Tuesday. Mrs Alexander Printz of Cleveland, chairman, announced today. The group will discuss plans to carry out the campaign of the Ohio Repeal Council and to elect 52 Ohio delegates pledged to vote for repeal of the 18th Amendment.
Elyria Fire Department faced two calls Friday during Fire Prevention Week. No damage occurred. At Maumee Dairy ammonia fumes leaked from a glass sight packing. valve shut for repairs. On Washington Avenue bridge a wood barrier around a street hole caught fire from an oil spill. firemen arrived to find it out.
Elyria High School's architectural drawing class received a talk from Marvin Hahn, a local architect, on architectural arrangements and office procedures. The session kicked off a series arranged by instructor Wilfrid Bowdler for 27 boys in the class.
A change in burial plans for the late Mrs. Hunker wife of Claude Hunker has been announced. Instead of burial in Brookdale Cemetery as announced yesterday the body will be shipped to Chicago following the funeral services this afternoon at the Nichols Funeral Home. Funeral services for Andrew Bashak will be held Monday morning at 9 A.M. from the late residence 456 W. 17th Street and from Sts. Peter and Paul church in Lorain at 10:30. Reverend Theodore Migdal will officiate and burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery in Lorain.
William Raper, 85, died at his Wellington home last night after living with Mrs. Tom Smith for ten years. Funeral 1:00 Sunday at Wadsworth Funeral Home. burial in Greenwich. George Bishop, a well known Wellington resident, died after a stroke yesterday. Survived by five daughters and two sons. service Monday 7:30 p.m. at Church of Christ with Rev. M. F. Lottow. burial in Chagrin Falls.
In Elyria Clara M. Watson was granted a divorce from Thomas Watson for gross neglect of duty with Judge A. R. Webber issuing the decree. Olea L. Johnson received a divorce from Harry Lee Johnson for extreme cruelty under Judge W. B. Thompson. Sabina Unger of Henrietta filed suit against John Unger for 2100 and seeks foreclosure of a mortgage due to alleged failure to provide under their contract per petition. Venanzio Del Boccio, administrator for Lorain, saw a verdict directed against Lorain Times-Herald for 25009 in a wrongful death claim over Paul Del Boccio who died in a November 28, 1931, automobile crash on Oberlin Avenue.
Boxing Day stands as one of New Zealand’s principal holidays marking a year end break. It is observed nationwide with seasonal traditions and public recognition across communities and government.
Old Giory Grange number 2215 in La Grange C Oct 14 hosted forty members with six visitors from Wellington Grange. A short business session followed by a Cleveland and Elstia group performing songs and dancing. Lunch served in dining hall. Next meeting urged members to wear old clothes and bring a doughnut pie for lunch. A Hallowe en celebration is planned for the evening entertainment.
Official College Calendar lists Sunday services at village churches at 11 a.m. and Fairchild Chapel vesper at 4 30 p.m. Monday features Social Science Club at Oberlin Inn with Nation staffer Oswald Villard, assembly hour at Graduate School of Theology, and talks by G Walter Fiske and Hope Hibbard. Tuesday includes chapel talk by Clarence T Craig, campus mixer, and a lecture in La Klubo Esperanza.
Oberlin churches announce morning worship and Sunday schools. The First Church features Rev. James A. Richards preaching Standing Firm at 11:00. First Methodist Episcopal with Rev. C. F. McHride, 11:00 sermon. Christ Church Episcopal led by Rev. L. E. Daniels with Holy Communion at 7:00 and services at 11:00. Christian Science Society presents Doctrine of Atonement with 9:45 Sunday service. East Oberlin Community church led by Clarence Ward holds 9:45 morning service and 10:30 Sunday school.
Little Joan Durand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Durand entertains fourteen friends at her home this afternoon for her eighth birthday. Guests include Sylvia Christiansen Wendolyn Jackson Fleurette Kessler Buddy Moyer Mary Alice Utterback Paul.
Nancy Squire Chapter D A R met at Mrs A A Saxton east of Oberlin with 35 members. Papers by Mrs Christy on D A R Work at ENI Island and Mrs Beatty on Schools in which the D A R is interested were presented. Next meeting November 10 at Mrs J W Hill’s, after luncheon at Mrs Spauling’s. President Ernest Wilkins attends Toledo U inauguration, Chicago trustees meeting, American Library Association address broadcast. Ministers conference on preaching led by Rev Orville Kiplinger. Garden group Oberlin Women’s Club meets at 3 00 pm at Mrs J F Mack’s 집 East College Street.
Mr and Mrs Charles Shellbach of San Diego and Mr and Mrs H L Woodruff of Lorain are guests today at Mrs Mariel Hagemans home. Archie Cummings of Sullivan visited sister Lois Cummings and Mrs George Jackson and Mrs Amy Ingraham yesterday. Rebecca Nicodemus of West College street attends the World Fair in Chicago this week. W F Bohn returns from a trip to Boston Springfield and other East locales.
About 150 residents attended the welcome for Rev. and Mrs. E. Schiltz and family at the Wellington Methodist church. The evening featured greetings from local church leaders and musical numbers, followed by refreshments. Also reported are a Missionary Society pledge of 250 dollars, a Lorain district group meeting, Penfield PTA discussing a one mill tax levy, and local briefs including health notes and travel.
Dr. William Muir Auld will preach on Christianity and Humanism at the First Congregational Church tomorrow morning. The discussion features a back-and-forth between Mr Christian and Mr Humanist about the meaning of Christianity, church divisions, and belief certainty.
Robert S Soles a former army captain from McKeesport Pennsylvania is pictured at a hearing where he was formally held for court for the murder of his wife LaReeux A coroner s jury considered her death the result of self inflicted injury but her father Harry Lynch an old operator demanded further inquiry leading to Soles arrest Authorities claim the note left by Mrs Soles claiming she killed herself was written to shield him after she was allegedly shot by him
A speaker denounces Christian doctrine and clerical access to truth while championing Humanism. He argues Christians focus on words over deeds as society suffers from poverty, sickness, and harsh conditions, urging a shift toward life liberty and happiness for all. He predicts hard confrontations between Humanists and clergy, ending with a recalled sermon moment.
Optimism acts as a mental stimulant and brightener for all faculties. India’s traditional caste system includes about eighty four main castes and thousands of subcastes. Gandhi’s teachings made spinning and weaving a service to God for the masses. The great humanizing movements have sprung from the people.
Market data from Toledo shows cattle receipts around 150 with steady to strong demand, sheep and lambs about steady, and cattle and hogs receipts mixed. Chicago cash quotations list butter at 23 to 24 cents, eggs around 190 to 190, poultry with hens 83 to 110, and potatoes around 1.00 to 1.60 per unit, with various regional potato grades and futures for November and December.
A father wakes to a voice claiming a burglar is downstairs but dismisses the danger saying the intruder will get nothing here but practice. A nervous passenger pleads for careful driving and the driver suggests closing eyes at corners to avoid fear.
Youngstown South High defeated Lorain 7 to 0 in a hard fought game at South Stadium. Kaminsky scorer and extra point kicker by place kick in the third period. The lone touchdown followed a sustained advance down the field with Kaminsky crossing the line.
Real estate transfers list quitclaim deeds among Elizabeth Northeim and Carl Northeim on Park Avenue Amherst. Joseph and Johanna Svete to Joseph Spraitz Sr. Lot 6 Acre Farms Sheffield Lake. Marie Ramser Ruth Boehler Lewis Beers and Delano Beers to Dell Beers quitclaim to Ninth Street Lorain and to an alley between Ninth and Tenth Streets.
The text argues education shapes self disciplined, self sufficient people. It cites Bantus of Africa where a villager with the evil eye is asked to ceremonially spit on all children to ward off harm during their visit.
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