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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
2
A Mine tree near Mine Lutheran Cemetery on Highway 64 in Wisconsin bloomed twice this year. Local observers report the tree in full blossom for a second time, drawing curiosity from residents and visitors.
Carl Hellman, Lorain county jail keeper, notes intoxication as a common downfall for habitual offenders. He states three men, Frank Webber, 47, Miles Blech, 40, and Stanley Lorenski, 45, await sentencing by Lorain Municipal Judge William Duffy within a month.
In Menominee Michigan Emil Kossow displays a 40 inch muskalunge caught after a 35 minute fight, one of the river’s rare catches. The catch highlights the angler’s skill and draws attention from locals.
Logging operations resume after three years in Ladysmith area Wisconsin with first cuts by Walter Brothers Holcombe Edward Le May Cobban and Elmer Larson Phillips. The effort signals renewed activity across regional timber sites and local employment prospects.
Columbus O Oct 19 Candidates for Ohio s new state highway patrol were to take their first formal examination this week as part of tests before the sixty patrol members are selected The test will be the army alpha to gauge general adaptability for patrol work Ss W Crandall a patrol candidate is at Poole hospital Port Clinton recovering from an emergency appendectomy during training
In Platteville Wisconsin Hazel Dell Home Economics Club uses a 200 year old spinning wheel to teach members the craft. Owner Mrs Earl Palmer inherited it from her grandmother and it arrived from Switzerland. Yarn is used to knit sweaters.
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WHK 1380 and other outlets detailing show times, hosts, bands, and segments including Skibby studio, Mayor Miller, Jack Armstrong, Myrt and Marge, Boake Carter, Elmer Yeas, plus many orchestras and dramatic guilds throughout daytime and evening slots.
Vincent, October 19 The second regular monthly meeting of the Markley School Parent Teacher Association will be held Thursday evening October 19. Walter Watts of Elyria will speak on the Old Age Pension law to be voted on in November. Everyone invited.
Mrs Henrietta W. Files, grandmother of five, was admitted to the Federal Bar in Quincy Massachusetts. She began studying law after a nervous condition ended her sewing work, marking a notable career turn for the local woman.
An exceptional story in The Power and the Glory is showing at the Rivol Theatre. Spencer Tracy Colleen Moore and Ralph Morgan headline the cast. Preston Sturges wrote the story.
A fragment notes Janesville opening a store section while mentioning Lappin cutting trees in 1840 and shaping timber for a central building, indicating early construction and use of local lumber materials.
Able DIN will be presented tomorrow and Saturday at the Capitol Theatre along with two short features. The program includes Min of the Forest the film version of a Zane Grey novel plus another Tarzan serial installment and a Gene and Gionu short film.
The tenth edition of Earl Carroll Vanities tours after Broadway success and will play Cleveland’s RKO Palace Theatre for one week starting Friday October 20. Carroll provides top talent with eight stars among over sixty entertainers. Aged building still stands in Janesville, Wis.
A home treatment claim urges sufferers of varicose veins or leg ulcers to use Emerald Oil. It promises no surgery, no prolonged rest, and daily routine continuation while improving sores, reducing odor, and ending pain with a money back guarantee. Advertisement from Phillips drug store and druggists.
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