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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1934
Page
8
A vintage advertisement highlights pattern No. 3468 for sizes 9 to 19 with options for wool crepe angora and velvet tunics. It promotes a three-in-one dress plan and includes yardage, price, and ordering details, alongside assorted columns on theater stars and fortune telling regions.
A rambling society diary in New York recounts dinners at the Ritz Tower with Arthur Brisbane and Danton Runyon figures, stops at Allen Street shops, notes from Madge Evans and Ralph Hays, and ends with reflections on Sophie Tucker, Olympia, and London headlines. The narrator moves through parties on Park Avenue, Waldorf doorway sightings, and gossip on performers and social figures of the day.
Vienna reports Princess Elizabeth Maria of Windischgraetz granddaughter of Emperor Francis Joseph won a court battle over Schonau estate. The Countess Zedtwitz-Liebenstein claimed she would cover a well maintenance cost from the sale price but judges ruled the princess could keep the full 16400 dollar purchase amount.
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH powder to keep dentures firm and comfortable with no tummy upset or bad taste. It claims wearers will avoid embarrassment, with “Muit's” and other druggists selling FASTEETH as the improved denture powder.
Verne L. Reynolds, former presidential candidate, will deliver the first of a six lecture series at Sokol Hall Lorain Ohio beginning Wednesday 6 October at 7 30 P M. The talks focus on Marxian science and its application to industrial America with topics including From a World of Work to a Workless World and discussions on economics and current social trends.
Breyer Fitzpatrick of Cleveland was bound to the grand jury under a $50 bond on a reckless driving charge by Justice Joseph Petro at a hearing in his court last week. Charges followed an automobile collision on Lake Road west of Lorain last month. The case stemmed from the accident and the implied risks.
Acme Grange of Columbia Township held Booster Night Friday with over two hundred attendees. Glyn Findley of Elyria spoke on How Columbus Be It in honor of Discovery Day, followed by Roger, principal of Columbia Centralized School, stressing education and 18 advantages. The program featured recitations and singing from all school levels and lasted about an hour before attendees departed.
In Geneva Ohio a Nickel Plate Railroad brakeman gave a needy hobo a lift, helping him into a car and drawing amusement and praise from local residents who witnessed the kind act.
Elizabeth M Barnes transfers 55 acres in Rochester Township plus properties on State Street and East Street to the Division of Aid for the Aged, Department of Public Welfare Ohio. Cassie M Johnson conveys 1.5 acres on Butternut Ridge Road Carlisle Township to Grace B Hale. Cassie M Johnson conveys quit claim deed to 1 acre on Butternut Ridge Road to Jesse E Reisinger. Albert and Rose Wilford convey 0.75 acre on French Creek Avon to Village of Avon. Grace K E Hale and Jesse Reisinger convey 0.75 acre plus 0.4 acre on Butternut Ridge Road to Cassie M Johnson.
A weary knight of the box cars, a crippled hobo leans on crutches near a stalled train. The brakeman drags him up onto a car as bystanders laugh. He warns the man to stay put, saying he is tired of putting him back on the train after each stop.
Justice Joseph Petro fined Phillip Wiegand and Edmund Morgan five dollars plus costs for petit larceny stemming from their role in stealing apples from A J Shattuck on North Ridge Brownhelm. The theft led to a fatal shooting of Mike Cziberny in South Amherst Friday night. the men were jailed then released on payment by next Wednesday.
Two months ago Mrs. Ethel Reich of Houston and her husband went fishing on a creek near Sugarland, Texas, when they witnessed a remarkable event. Turtle eggs hatched and reportedly played piano, creating a quirky scene along the bank and drawing astonished onlookers.
A soft shelled turtle nest was located and eggs were washed and polished by Mrs Keteh at her husband’s urging. The eggs hatched after several nights, and the live turtles moved slowly across the piano top, then into the room as the pair awoke to noises from the plane.
Harmlessly flush poisons and acid from kidneys to reduce bladder irritation and stop nightly urination. A 35 cent package of Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules is advertised with directions. Other kidney and bladder weakness symptoms include burning passage and backache.
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