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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1933
Page
2
Old Lorain County classified page shows rates, terms, and contact rules for ads. It lists cash payment discounts, line rates, and publication policies, plus sections for Radio Service, Pets, Lost and Found, Help Wanted, Antiques, Printing, and miscellaneous goods. It includes customer service hours and disclaimer language.
Classifieds show apartments and houses for rent, rooms with baths and garages at CHASE ST, MALCOLM CT, and BLAKE ST plus a 39 A. farm land near Norwalk with electric, four horses, chickens, crops and coal. Also autos for sale including 1932 Plymouth, 1932 Chevrolet, 1926 Packard and other services like bonds and fire insurance offered by Smith & Bro and Browne Inc. Local machine shop and tire services are listed.
Multiple legal notices detail Nellie E. Cockerill suing Albert W. Heinrich and others for foreclosure of a mortgage on land in Ridgeville Township Lorain County Ohio, plus a prior 1925 mortgage foreclosure case involving Felix Pauly and Mary Pauly in Eaton Township. Also includes school tax levy proposals in East Carlisle Rural School District 1933, probate notices for the estate of George D. Matcham in Oberlin and notices of private motor carrier permit applications in Cleveland.
Dr Logan Clendening reassures parents that thumb sucking is common in children and rarely causes lasting harm. The piece notes it usually fades by age seven, may signal distress if linked to broader emotional issues, and discusses simple preventive devices while linking thumb sucking to nail biting as a related habit.
In Salt Lake City engineer MecGuirl, charged with speeding, was acquitted after Judge Bronson compared a stopwatch timing by Timothy Murphy to the train crew’s watches. Murphy timed the train at 30 mph on a cross street route while crew testimony cited seven minutes seventy seconds from crossing to station and an average speed of 14.28 mph, confirming no ordinance violation.
Funeral rites for 70 year old William Hess were conducted at Baker Funeral Home with attendance from Pittsburgh Toledo Zanesville Cleveland Lorain and Elyria. Rev C E Schmidt officiated and Miss Marion Yow! and Mrs Newton Baus sang. Burial was in Cleveland Street Cemetery. Local church representatives attended the fifth annual conference in Lorain.
NEW YORK Wei Merrie old England clings to tradition yet leads in dropping antique car designs as the idea appeals to Britons. L H Pomeroy, head of a major British auto company, predicts seats will shift forward in tomorrow's cars making room for three in the front. He spoke after addressing the Society of Automotive Engineers in Chicago, saying streamlining hinges on redistributing weight and space and that the era of the three up front is near.
CAN will represent Canada at the British Empire Games in London next summer with full teams in boxing wrestling and track and field comprising 17 sports in all. The roster details emerged as preparations advance for the international event drawing national-level athletes and officials.
Berlin reports Dr Bursdoerfer of the German Statistical Bureau warned that if married couples have only two children the world population could vanish in 300 years. He cautioned Germany’s birth rate could shrink to 45 million from 635 million with a future loss of 20 million in 75 years. He predicted Berlin’s 4 million would fall to 100,000 in five generations and warned the Slavish race would rise to 60 percent of Europe by century’s end if German Romance births do not increase.
An albino quail was flushed in two caves near Englishville by S. A. Verney. The report notes a rare sighting in Sparta Michigan with no further details available. The piece references a global market estimate: South Africa’s sales, once 400 million dollars in 1936, are projected to drop to 314 million by 1940.
CHAMP WHITTLER WORRIED OVER EXTINCTION OF CRAFT RACINE, Wis. Wisconsin's champion whittier John B. Olsen, 74, marks his 50th anniversary as a wood carver. He began at 14 in Norway and laments the drift to modern machinery, fearing the craft may fade as younger artisans fail to learn the trade. He uses more than 200 tools for a single piece and prefers handcraft over machine-made dull products.
Seattle based i Songs of the University of Washington will gain national recognition after George Bailey, a blind University of Washington chimes player, broke several records. Bailey has played the bells at dawn and dusk for years, and now the public can buy the recordings of Alma Mater Bar Down to Washington and other tunes.
In Seattle arrest details a suspect, Cullard G Farrell, based on a large footprint found on gravel near a service station crime scene. He stands accused of the robbery with investigators citing the distinctive footprint as the key clue linking him to the incident.
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