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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1933

Page

11

Kiwanians Hear Harpist Kathryn Egan at Elyria Club

Elyria Kiwanis Club members enjoyed a program by harpist Kathryn Egan at the Hotel Newell yesterday. The event followed an educational talk about the harp and came after her earlier performance for hundreds of Elyria High School students. Egan, a nationally acclaimed concert harpist, has appeared in 33 states and toured with the Redpath Chautauqua and Keith-Albee circuits.

Elyria Kiwanis Club Newell Kathryn Egan Miss Egan Kiwanis Club Elyria High School Redpath Chautauqua Keith-Albee Kiwanis Kiwanians

Misa Egan Partially Performs At Kiwanis Meeting

The harpist Misa Egan offered part of her program at a Kiwanis meeting due to time limits. Her readings and pieces by Godefroid, Zabol, Tedeschii, Hasselmans, Nevin, Schuecker, Foster, and Bond were noted, along with songs such as When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. She is in high demand, with a schedule full into spring, requiring multiple concerts daily to meet engagements.

Godefioid Zabol Tedeschii Hallade Hasselmans Rosary Nevin Schuecker Macassa Foster Cadman Kevin Ahlert Bond Ball Peyoke Misa Egan Kiwanis

Candy Schools To Be Offered In Lorain County

Lorain County women will attend two candy making schools next Monday and Tuesday under county extension service direction. Alma Garvin of Ohio State University will lead both sessions with a discussion and demonstration on candy making, emphasizing holiday candies and gift boxes. The Wellington Granary Hall and Elyria YMCA host the events at 1 30 p m and 1 50 p m respectively, in response to local requests for timely information on candy making for Christmas.

Lorain County County Agricultural Extension Eervice Wellington Granre Hall Elyria Y. M C. A Alma Garvin Ohio State University

Church Club Men Are Entertained

About fifty to sixty members of the Men s Club of St Andrew s Church gathered for supper in the church schoolroom served by the Daughters of St Andrew After supper the rector spoke briefly and J E Thatcher organized entertainment Violinist Henri Gilbert and pianists Walter Hinkle and Gene St Marie performed with Jack Elton singing The observance centered on courtesy and consideration for others.

St. Andrew's Church Daughters of St. Andrew J. E. Thatcher Jack Elton Henri Gilbert Walter Hinkle Gene St. Marie

Past Chiefs Hostess and Hallowe en Socials Glow

Mrs Anna Hoard hosted past chiefs of the Pythian Sisters at her Clark street home. The gathering included a business session, bridge and bunco with prizes to Mrs Walker, Mrs Edna Manzelman and Mrs Hudson. Bertha Lyberger won the banquet award. Other items note a Young Men's Forum on the Old Age Pension Bill at the M C G A, with a guest speaker and Q and A session. Robert Botamer celebrated his tenth birthday with masquerade games and prizes. Bud Bauer won best dressed and prizes. Wimpy Club held a masked party with Norma Schultz winning best costume and pinochle prizes awarded. A recent bride, Mrs. Arthur Davis, was honored by Mrs. S J Winchell with gifts and games. Les Aimes Club hosted a Halloween gathering with costumes and cornfield decor, Ruth Vaughn and Geraldine Sandrock winning prizes. Fields M E Church announced Sunday services with sermon The King Without a Crown and a Prince of Wales theme, plus piano solos and junior choir offerings. Service at 10:15 with Sunday School at 11:15. Epworth League at 6:50.

Anna Hoard Pythian Sisters Clark Street Walker Edna Manzelman Hudson Banco Bertha Lyberger Anna Horrd Minnie Gard Robert Botamer Walter Botamer High Street Botamer Hallowe'en Bud Bauer Ada Reinking Elaine Schultz Ruth Hoffman Amherst Norma Schultz Freda Brown Hilda Guard Freda Brownlow Hallowe’en S. J. Winchell Olive Street Arthur Davis Mary Bottyan New Castle Pennsylvania Mrs. Davis Eleanor Zacharias Mesdames Vera Dalley Bertha Phipps Alwin Rawson Marian Shepard Jessie Brown Marie Davis the Testuss Margaret Corts Caroline Street Les Aimes Club Ruth Vaughn Geraldine Sandrock Epworth League Marrlin Lyndes

Uneedus Class Elects Officers at St Pauls Church

The Uneedus class at St Pauls Church met Wednesday evening for officer elections. Officers elected are:

St. Paul's Church

Verdict in damage suit favors Ohio Public Service Co

A Common Pleas Judge W B Thompson ruled for the Ohio Public Service Co in a $25 000 damages suit by Boris Yonovitz of Lorain who said his electric service was shut off. The company argued Yonovitz failed to pay a $2 50 bill and the court dismissed the action at the end of the plaintiff's case.

Ohio Public Service Company Common Pleas W. B. Thompson Boris Yonovitz Lorain Yonovits Yonoritz

Court Actions Show Debts, Divorces, and a Large Judgment

Wolfswern and Sachs, Inc. sue Oscar Haserodt for 225 on promissory notes. Raymond C. Heilmann of Lorian seeks divorce from Esther on gross neglect. John Bruce files for divorce from Grace Bruce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Hulda C. Becker earns 24700 from Barbara Becker on a cognovit note in common pleas court.

Wolfswerm and Sachs, Inc Oscar Haserodt Raymond C. Heilmann Lorain Esther John Bruce Grace Bruce Hulda C. Becker Barbara Becker Common Pleas Court

Death of J. C. Maskell in Elyria with funeral plans

J. C. Maskell died suddenly at his home work site on East River Street in Elyria yesterday at 1 30 pm. He had lived in Elyria two years after moving from Dallas Texas. He belonged to Halcyon Masonic Lodge Cleveland and Al Sirat Grotto. Born November 30 1863 in Cleveland he leaves widow Daisy Maskell daughter Marjorie Ruth and brother J H Maskell of Cleveland. Funeral Saturday at 1 pm Sudro Funeral Home Rev R E Neighbour officiating, burial Ridgelawn Cemetery. Also reported the death of Harry Anderson of Toronto formerly of this city after two years illness leaving Martha Smith Anderson widow and former Eagles member. A miniature 40 passenger bus recreation of Buckeye Stages coach draws attention on Elyria streets. 10 feet long, 29 seats, built for 6500 dollars.

East River Street Elyria Pats Dallas Texas Halcyon Masonic Lodge Cleveland al Sirat Grotto Mr. Maskell Ohio Daisy Maskell Marjorie Ruth J. H Maskell Sudro Funeral Home Rev R.E. Neighbour Ridgelawn Cemetery Harry Anderson Toronto Canada Anderson Martha Smith Anderson Aerle The Eagles Aarnavsassy Buckeye Stages

Not Guilty Plea in Liquor Sale Case

Tom Mc Bride of 12 West Avenue pleaded not guilty to selling liquor when arraigned before Mayor W. H. Van Oster yesterday. He faces trial on October 31 after a raid on his establishment Wednesday night by police. The article also notes casting for a film, party plans, and a bridal shower event with prizes awarded to several individuals.

Tom McBride West Avenue W. H. van Oster McBride

Markets and prices from Cleveland produce and livestock

Cleveland markets show butter 36c per lb and eggs at 20c receipts. poultry includes colored fowl and leghorns with various weights, turkeys, ducks, and broilers. potatoes with multiple regional varieties priced around 1.4 to 2.10 per 50 lb. Cleveland livestock reports steady cattle and hogs with listed price ranges. grain prices in Cleveland and Toledo include wheat No 2 red around 92-94 cents, corn No 3 yellow 53-54, oats No 3 white around 40-41 cents. homegrown produce notes grapes and spinach. Wooster Co-op Poultry sales reported by grade. Toledo livestock receipts noted.

Cleveland Maine Green Mountains Idaho Reg Hiver Michigan New York Green Mountain Ohio Toledo U.P

Expenses Filed by Most of Ohio Lobbyists at 90th Assembly

Ninety five of 132 registered lobbyists filed expense accounts. A week earlier only 31 complied. The Secretary of State warned 111 lobbyists. Notable expenditures included funeral directors and embalmers at $397.50 of $597 and payments by the Ohio Turf Association for the Mons bill aiding pari mutual wagering. S. P. McNaught reported no lobbying cost beyond salary. Walter Magruder noted only ordinary entertainment for the Turf Association. B. W. Stewart of the Ohio Hospital Association filed $1,449.22 for funds to support hospital use of auto license money for indigent traffic victims.

90Th Assembly Secretary of State John G. Belknap Steubenville Clarence J. Brown Ohio Lefever Billicensing Burch D. EL B. W. Stewart Ohio Hospital Association

Four-point program for wartime economy urged by Nebraskan governor

Governor Charles W. Bryan of Nebraska outlined a four point plan to ensure agricultural parity with industry for consideration at the midwestern governors conference in Des Moines. The proposals call for a new issue of currency for the Fourth Liberty Loan, immediate payment of the soldier bonus in gold and silver backed currency, federal action to curb profiteering by organized business, and tariff reductions to ease international trade.

Charles W. Brian Nebraska Des Moines

New wage code limits for junior and commission retail workers

The code shortens pay for junior staff and apprentices and caps the work week at 44 hours for most employees. Commission based retail workers must receive equal hours and minimum wages. Wages above the minimum cannot be reduced from July 15, 1933 levels. Local merchants welcome the final code, which runs until June 16, 1935 unless renewed. The Merchants Board of the Chamber of Commerce monitors developments to shield local interests.

Chambere of Commerce Roosevelt Congress Merchants Board of the Chamber of Commerce

Indiana gangsters face indictments over sheriff’s case

Lima Ohio dispatch reports seven Indiana gangsters face first degree indictments in Allen county for the Oct 12 shooting of Sheriff J L Larber. Kiln Kenton Ohio notes Daniel a exonerated in shooting of Andy Puckett after Puckett allegedly assaulted and drove intoxicated car. Steubenville Ohio says Major E O Braught will lead 1000 relief case investigations in Jefferson county after county commissioners refused to hire five investigators.

Lima Indiana J. L. Larber Allen County Kenton John Daniela Alger Andy Puckett Puckett Steubenville, CO E. O. Braught Jefferson County Everett Shimp

Police Aid Sought For Missing Clifford Arwilldo

Authorities in Cleveland sought help from city police to locate Clifford Arwilldo, believed related to Hill Arwilldo, 58, hospitalized in Cleveland. The report notes police involvement at the request of Cleveland officials.

Man Clifford Arwilldo Hill Arwilldo Cleveland City Hospital Cleveland Hill

Legend of Potos Mountain Silver Silver Mountain Legend

A native hunter pulls a shrub and unveils the famed silver vein in the Silver Mountain of Potos, South America, revealing a storied origin of local reverence and wealth in early mining lore.

Silver Mountain Potos South America

Why Children Need a Liquid Laxative

A worn cautionary piece promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a preferred liquid laxative for children. It argues against habit forming cathartics, urges gradual dose reduction, and claims safe, discomfort free relief with adjustable dosing for kids and adults alike.

Dr. Caldwell Grup Pepsin N. BR. A Adyy

November special waves at La Perfection and more

Gabrileen and Eugene offer three hair treatments including soft lustrous wave for four dollars and a dried finger waving option. Mrs Kauffman is available for styling and a steam oil wave can be done at home for two dollars.

Gabrileen & Eugene Kauffman

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