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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
14
Autich Holiday of Ages notes rising popularity of cruise holidays for Britons. By end of season an estimated 24 million dollars will be spent on voyages as shipowners expanded cruising to keep crews employed. Since 1881 cruising gained traction amid price stability versus continental travel. This season about 176,000 Britons have taken such holidays.
Among those named to succeed Premier Edouard Daladier, Senator Albert Sarraut is cited as a former interior minister. The piece notes holiday travelers on new and reg ular cruise ships calling at British ports, with estimates of 500 holiday trips and over 25 million dollars spent on sea vacations plus shore excursions and related costs. A separate item reports a dead horse wrecking T. Spiegelmeyer’s silver fox business after arsenic in the carcass killed many animals and left liabilities over 90,000 pounds.
Mrs Gifford Pinchot wife of Pennsylvania's governor says business depressions can be avoided if men of business apply their brains to the problem She favors unemployment insurance to ease the burden on workers She is labeled a dangerous striker for backing worker protests and marching with baby strikers against low pay and poor conditions
The Riverside Reading Circle gathered at Mrs. Belle Coon’s home with Mrs. Jennie Marsh and Mrs. Myra Buckle assisting. Members shared preferred programs from the past year, and Mrs. Lawrence Foreman read a paper on recent events. A luncheon and chat followed, while Mrs. Clark could not attend due to illness.
Union mass meeting scheduled for Sunday evening at First M E Church. On Saturday October 28 at 7:45 p m the Cleveland City Mission will hold the event to support the mission. Special music by the Famous Colored Quintet, touring coast to coast and in Canada England Ireland and Scotland singing Negro spirituals and jubilee songs. George W Soerheide longtime City Mission superintendent will speak on Thrills Found in Rescue Mission Work.
In a Romanian village a chalk line on the fence and a paired door chalk mark are said to ward off the Devil. A pregnant wife may receive a perfumed meadow flower to favor a boy, salt on the head to seal luck, and caution on grabbing the mouth. Priest-led remedies and dense debt from spirit-laying fees are common, with Bibles as prized revenue amid rival Bible editions and official pushbacks.
At the home of Mr and Mrs Rollin Barnes and family Mrs Earl Green and baby were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Kenyon. Mrs Libbie Currier and Mrs Robert Gerber were Elyria callers Monday. Marion Eijleen Barnes visits grandparents Mr and Mrs L E B Rumgey New London. Elizabeth Booth Charles Kenyon and Mr and Mrs Leland Kenyon attended theatre in Norwalk Monday evening R S and S Barnes were business callers in New London Tuesday Mrs Mervyn Kenyon called on Monday at the home of her sister Mrs Marion Finlay.
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