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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1935
Page
8
Washington reports intense Republican opposition to the New Deal amid Constitution Day speeches. Hoover leads critics while Secretary Roper defends amendments to empower government in distress, signaling a heated two party clash shaping the 1936 campaign.
On September 18 Mr and Mrs Raymond Smith and their daughter JoAnn, with Mrs Frank Nith of Homerville, visited at the Humm home. James Bradley and friend Jiss Bates of Elyria joined the same gathering. Ella Steingass and family visited the Hagedorn home in Bay Village. Patrick Martin of ajl and relatives, Albert Gross and Nelson Gross, Carl Insman of Cleveland and Burton also spent time with Bay Village residents.
At the village gathering in South Amherst on September 18 volunteers and village officials, led by Clerk Harold Allsop, explained a bond issue to fund two new fire fighting apparatus to be voted on in November. In other news, Thomas Flowers injured both ankles at Cleveland Quarries. he jumped nine feet to avoid a hook, was admitted to Amherst Hospital, and is resting comfortably as x rays check for fractures.
Members and friends of the Ladies Dime Society will be entertained at the Congregational Church parlors Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Waltz Sr. and Mrs. R. Johnson will be the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Meacham and family were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slack in Elyria.
Chicago report recalls bricklayer Joann H B Hayes recounting a presidential visit during vacation. He later finds his home burglarized, memories fading after returning from the trip. Cincinnati and Delaware briefs mention a lawyer’s ad slogan idea and a threshers part-owner billed 22 cents for three carriage bolts.
Rochester violin maker Bert Goodwin praises modern craftsmen as equal to Stradivarius and Lupot. He notes improved materials tone knowledge and artistry, recounting 24 years and nearly 690 instruments from Adirondack spruce amber varnish and acoustics. He sees violin making as artistic as music itself.
SVERDLOVSK. S. S. - Construction of a railway car building plant will produce 415 294 cars annually and start operation at year end in Tasnil (Urais). Bird lovers in this town are up in arms over a brea mash compound used by tree growers to protect trees from climbing cut worms and alleged to slay hundreds of song birds.
Police filed charges after a collision in Knoxville involving a motorist and bicyclist Ralph Beets age 16. Beets was charged with reckless riding of a bicycle while the motorist faced reckless driving allegations.
In Moorhead Minnesota Dickie Hoff, son of Mr and Mrs Hoff, fell 14 feet from a garage roof and escaped with a scratch while another fall from a car running board broke his arm. In Mobile Alabama shrimpers report a first week catch of two thousand barrels, the largest this early season, with one boat at 300 barrels.
Two recipes win judging in a kitchen feature. Rabbit dish uses rabbit meat dipped in milk, coats with flour and cracker crumbs, seasoned with salt and pepper, baked slowly until tender, serves four. Chicken loaf combines mashed potatoes cooked chicken parsley paprika and egg with milk, baked until top browns, serves six.
Butter a baking dish layer oysters and rolled crackers. Spread bits of butter salt and pepper. Heat oyster liquor add cream and pour over. Bake one hour in moderate oven. Baked rabbit in casserole melts butter, dredges rabbit with flour, seasons, adds onion milk and bake until tender. MRE A E Snodrass 141 Lake Ave.
Fragmentary questions describe Green Gage Marmalade with steps to remove pits, cook plums, add water and sugar, then sterilize jars. A tomato Creole Sauce recipe is outlined for steak or rice with onions peppers and chopped tomatoes, simmered until tender and seasoned, then jarred and sealed.
At a golden wedding supper for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lapp the wedding cake was decorated with flowers plucked from the same rose bush that supplied the bride’s bouquet fifty years earlier noting a long shared garden symbol of enduring union.
In Detroit on September 18, prosecutors said first degree murder charges against Mrs Florence Harding Goodrich will be dismissed after reviewing the evidence. Judge Thomas M Cotter set September 28 for motions as McCrea and Cale prepare filings in the recorders court.
A rare open of Willoughby Bear Fish, five feet long and about one inch in circumference, was caught in traps at Sooke B C. It is the fourth specimen of its kind captured locally since 1835.
In Fremont Ohio a hitchhiker who had worked a day for farmer Guy Wickert returned a year later to repay him one dollar that had been overpaid for the job.
Columbia community notes celebrate visits from Cleveland and Elyria families, a 4-H Club Fair set for Sept 25, and a clam bake for New York Central Railroad employees. Local churches share services, meetings, and officer elections while residents attend conferences and fairs in neighboring towns.
Mr. and Mrs. Casper Lennerth Edward and Raymond and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lennerth were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rosen in Grafton Sunday evening in celebration of the latter's wedding anniversary.
Vincent Sept. 15 Mrs. John Cook and family plus neighbors spent Sunday at Arthur Johnsons Columbia Center home. Picnic at 1 39 p.m. Fay Snodgrass family and Elmer Webber group visited Merle Smith clan. Dinners and strolls with many neighbors. Lewis and Smith anniversaries celebrated. Rebecca Rew attends 4 H Club Conference in Columbus. flowers and vegetables may be exhibited at Markley school fair. Harley Rea family of Lorain and Frankie Reese guests of O B Rea.
Public sale notices from Lorain County Ohio list sheriff auctions under cases The Jeppies Bank and The Lorain County Savings & Trust Company. Properties include Lot 2 bounds near North Center High Way and parcels in Elyria township with cash terms. Additional notices name heirs and administrators in unrelated estates with addresses in Illinois and New York.
Public sale notice in Lorain County Ohio lists property parcels in Elyria Township and city blocks, detailing lot subdivisions, frontage, depth, and street boundaries. It names mortgagee parties Kaiser Company, court terms, dates around October 1955, and sale at the Lorain County Court House with multiple parcels offered separately for cash by attorney A. Ingersoll.
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