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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1932
Page
9
Fire Chief W. N. Bates issued a warning about buying insulating material for hot water tanks and similar uses. He urged buyers to ensure the material complies with fire regulations and offered information through the fire department.
North Russia brief notes social visits as Mrs Henry Rosenkranz spends Monday with Mrs Henry Copenhafer in Oberlin. Ed Gibson of Elyria visits brother Harry Gibson. Families Sutenk Lorenz and daughter Doris of Sandusky join Emma Berg Sunday. Clarence Seifers of Wellington dines with A Radcliffe. Loyal Warren visits Lorain. Carl Berg's wife visits sister Ed Stang.
Mr and Mrs Fred Schramm and daughter Zelda visited Miss Emma Berg on Sunday. Mrs Elmer Schubert and Mrs Andrew Radcliffe attended a Dime society meeting in South Amherst Thursday. Mrs Andrew Radcliffe and daughter Lanne visited Mr and Mrs D J Radcliffe in Nova Friday. Mrs Caroline Schubert joined Mr and Mrs Ben Schubert en route to Cleveland Thursday to see Mr and Mrs Carl Avery. Mr and Mrs Ed Stang and Mr and Mrs Walter Berg visited Carl Berg. Ralph Schramm and Wesley Sanislow joined Oberlin High School Hi Y club Wednesday. Russia Township Farm Women’s Club met at East Oberlin Community Church on Wednesday with a noon dinner honoring 4 H Sewing club teachers including local members.
A columnist argues that what is labeled a minimum bill or service charge is still part of the overall cost, noting different city practices and the political friction around O P S charges. He warns that municipal plants do not eliminate costs and that higher bills fund better services and infrastructure.
A large listing of churches in South Ridgeville and nearby areas shows services across denominations. Notable entries include SOUTH RIDGEVILLE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH led by Rev. Edward Young with Sunday School at 10:00 and services at 11:00, and SECOND M. E. CHURCH with Rev. J. E Burton offering Sunday School at 9:30 and morning worship at 11:60. Other congregations include ST. PETER'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, LAKE AVENUE COMMUNITY CHURCH, SHILOH BAPTIST, and CHURCH OF CHRIST among many in the region with varying service and Sunday School times. The directory lists pastors, church locations on Middle Avenue, Third Street, and surrounding blocks, and additional denominations such as Lutheran, Episcopalian, Gospel Mission, and Salvation Army services.
H B McClafflin attended the American Legion convention at Belve on Saturday and Sunday. Cleveland visitors Merle Belville family spent Sunday at E E McClafflin home. Florence Belville returned to Cleveland after a stay with Louise McClafflin family. Katharine Wilcox visiting Beckley Laughery family in St John Mich. Dinner guests included BE L Wilcox Wellington and Katherine Wilcox St John. Diedrick home hosted Will Campbell New London for Sunday dinner. West Salem visit by Forest Rice family and Mrs Garrison. Lorain visitors Jewette Smith and Harry June family plus Lilly and McDonald households. Will McConnell daughter from Pittsfield visited parents. Cleveland guests Naegele family stayed with Clayton Chapman. Farm Bureau meeting at Elyria with Huntington Institute dates January 16 17 and speakers Neal Wyatt Kyle Vernon E Crouse Walter Holland and Jerome Pratt. John McQuate family visited Litchfield.
Murray Ridge reports a series of social visits on Sunday and Tuesday. Arthur Fesler and Elizabeth Grilla dined with Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Grills of Lorain. B Lang and Harvey Chambers from Elyria visited Eppley. Claude Robbina and son Gilbert from Elyria dined with Grant Freeland. Edward Welch called on friends in Anwherat. Mrs. Nalding visited her mother Mrs. Ward Tolhurst in Middle Ridge.
Mr and Mrs Frank Jackson spent Tuesday at the Miller home in Elyria. Mr and Mrs George Fridensen called at the home of Mr and Mrs M Brewer of Wellington Sunday. Elmer Croskey and Miss Catherine Marlett of Vincent called on Mr and Mrs Arthur Neidling Sunday. Miss Pearl Godfrey spent several days with her sister Mrs C Olazewski of Elyria.
The Golden Text Helen and Marjorie Pitcock invited friends on South Ridge Sunday. Several attended welfare meeting at Mrs. M. Tapper’s West Ridge home Tuesday. Brownhelm-sixty members surprised Rev. Graham at his Henrietta home last night in Brownhelm Evangelical Church circle.
Mrs Ervin Eppley entertained a number of friends at a six o'clock dinner Monday evening in honor of her birthday anniversary.
Elyria schools face crowding within months and may need temporary wooden buildings unless the city votes yes on a $300,000 bond issue. W N Gates, president of the Elyria board of education, spoke to the Chamber of Commerce. The Al Koran lodge Shriners donated a hospital room costing $200 and will cover maintenance. the Moose lodge contemplates a room for sick members at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
Fragmentary notes recount an October 1 crime near a scene where a 13-year-old boy’s account faltered. The Lorain County regiment’s 328th Infantry held a prize for Liberty subscriptions with the Lorain Get ty company raising 25 500 dollars, among the highest per capita averages. A two o'clock streetcar was struck by a large truck at Broad and East Bridge streets, breaking a window and jamming the car, though no injuries were reported.
Judges and lawyers from the Lorain County Bar Association urged the need for an addition or annex to the Lorain County courthouse during a meeting with county commissioners. They criticized current conditions as unsatisfactory and noted that 20 offices are rented outside the county, costing between 4 000 and 5 000 dollars annually.
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