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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1933
Page
6
Elyria firms ship a wide range of products abroad, with exports flowing to South America Africa Australia and Asia while Europe accounts for a smaller share. Tools glass lined tanks feather goods pumps child vehicles phonograph motors and record changers chemicals and more move worldwide.
Chocolate coated tablets offer quick relief from cramps and discomfort. Easy to carry and convenient for regular use. Available from your druggist for 50 cents per box.
Elyria based firms like Pfaudler, Romeo Pump, General Industries, Ridge Tool, Colson, Troxel and Harshaw Chemical report substantial foreign sales. Dairy tanks ship to Asia Australia New Zealand and South America while Europe receives chemical gear. Pumps reach France Italy Roumania Sweden and Buenos Aires seeks agency. phonographs and motors export to Africa and South America. tools and leather goods travel worldwide.
A large Elyria delegation will hear Louis John son of Clarksburg West Virginia retired National Commander speak at a banquet honoring Thos W McCaw now state Legion Commander on Wednesday evening November 15 at Norwalk. Similar delegations from other units are expected.
Elyria Company B soldiers recount the grim task of burying dead 15 years ago near Scherminkelmolen after German retreat. Major Hultz notes a wartime diary entry detailing burial duties, field morgue finds, and the salvage of German machine guns for the unit.
A local store window shows a 1830 Lincoln era buggy linked to the 1858 Lincoln Douglas debates and a pioneer couple’s honeymoon. The article also notes Lorain county posts and a national Legion Auxiliary event with notable guests limiting attendance to five hundred.
At the Republican Headquarters last night a Second Ward club was formed. Phil Davis was unanimously chosen president. Harvey Cheney and Otto Mischka spoke on the County Home Rule Amendment. Short talks followed by Howard Butler Chas Lord Ralph Young Clarence Locke James Brown Jack Bruegger George Thompson and H Eddy. A rally was planned for Tuesday evening October 31 before adjournment.
The Elyria Post 10759 Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Ladies Auxiliary met at the new V F W hall 340 Broad street in a highly enthusiastic gathering. The secretary was told to invite national auxiliary president Mrs Julia Pitcock and Lorain Auxiliary Post 451 to the November 20 joint installation led by State Commander Guy Norton. Mrs Arthur Perkins reported on a Cleveland banquet honoring Mrs Pitcock, noting the event was well received.
In China the figure Yue Lao is believed to hold the power to predestine marriages. The tale frames him as a mythic matchmaker guiding couples toward wedlock and fate.
Kathryn Egan concert harpist and reader will perform for two Elyria groups on Thursday. She will first entertain Elyria High School students at a morning assembly in the high school auditorium and then address the Elyria Kiwanis Club at noon at the Hotel Newell. Egan has appeared on Redpath Chautauqua programs and the Keith-Albee circuit.
The Senate stock market investigating committee may examine bank closures in Cleveland and Detroit as part of its inquiry. An Ohio legislative representative met with Senator Couzens about the Cleveland bank situation prior to the general bank moratorium, with Pecora committee staff also in attendance. Also notes Dr Warren Knaus, 75, publisher and bug hunter in McPherson Kansas.
A Maine curio shows a vast natural history trove by Dr H C Fall of Kingeberg. The sample totals exceed 100000 items with about 10000 species. The bird migration section remains the standout, though overall details are fragmented and puzzling.
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