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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1933
Page
2
Classified style ad detailing rates, formatting rules, and contact directions for placing advertisements. Includes employment, real estate, and service offerings with scattered references to Lorain County and Chronicle Telegram.
Legal notices from Lorain County Ohio detail an Ohio Public Utilities Commission application by Eastern States Inc to amend a transport certificate for intrastate Ohio routes, listing Cleveland to Toledo via multiple towns and a fourteen 28 passenger vehicle fleet. Sheriff sales include Elyria real estate foreclosures, with properties described by lot and street, sale dates set in September, cash terms, and appraised values. Additional notices announce receivership and creditor claims for George Kimbel Inc. and other bankrupts with sale and auction details.
Mrs Elmer Vietzen of Elyria hosted the D D Club meeting with Mrs Harland Schlechter presiding. Social time followed, with refreshments for members and several guests. Local notices mention attendees and upcoming hostesses with community remarks across Lorain County.
South Amherst American Legion Post No 197 elected officers led by Commander Jack Bierman and adjutant Ralph Reinhart. A September 24 baseball tournament at the athletic field features Wellington vs South Amherst and Amherst vs Oberlin, followed by a stag party at the Hungarian Hall. News notes cover Study Hour Club reviews, social events, and local briefings among area residents.
Over two thousand attended the Wellington parliamentary Grounds to watch Roedell defeat Spencer three games to one for the championship by a score of five to two. A postgame exhibition followed. Reverend Paul Carter will move to Bellaire Ohio while Reverend Re E Shiltz from Geneva is assigned to the Wellington church. Th M Ellefier of Wellington was reelected district president of the Norwalk Laymen. D W Wager of Canton will replace Hess as district superintendent in the Methodist church.
Avon O Sept 19. Mr and Mrs Leonard Warden of Lakewood visited Miss Nina Warden. Melvin Radence and Louise Covell of Cleveland also visited. August Fischer and family spent Sunday with Mrs Heckerman of Dover. Clarence Krupp and daughter Betty of Cleveland visited Phillip Gerhart. W C Wagner spent Sunday with Marjory Kovarik. Mrs August Fischer Jr. visited Mrs August Fischer Sr. in El. W C Wagner and Mrs Paul Wagner hosted a buffet at their Lakewood home. John Bole of Parma and Carl Becker with baby of Kipton called on the W agners.
Avon Lake events include William Schumaker Jr leaving to attend Adelbert College of Western Reserve University for pre medical studies. Mrs. Vern Miller hosts Avon Lake Sewing Society all day meeting. Jolly 12 gather at Dorothy Cowgill’s for five hundred. Forget-me-not club quilting party at Mrs. Owen McKenna’s. Several residents attend Cleveland outings and local games. Urbana University bound Robert Lott and Urbana trip. Community members socialize and visit relatives in Cleveland and North Olmsted.
In Wellington on September 19 at Falls Ciate Hospital a baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Russel Brown. A son was born Sunday at the Oye Beal home south of town to Mr and Mrs Carlton Beul.
BRIEFS report T M Pfeiffer spraining ligaments near Akron airport while assisting a car accident victim. Attendees at Canton Methodist conference included Guy Phelps and J H Page. Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs C L Robinson and son Richard surprised Wellington neighbors. Kiwanis leaders Bill Williams and J H Page attended Fellowship events. plans for Akron inter division and November gathering noted. American Legion Auxiliary to elect officers. meeting to discuss spring district conference in Wellington.
In Billings Montana photographers mapping vast national forests by high altitude flights faced near death as oxygen gear failed at 19 000 to 23 000 feet. Pilot Richard McCoy and two crewmen endured freezing gauges and masks, plunging 3000 feet before a safe landing after a desperate revival attempt.
Researchers explore a district near Veracruz San Luis Potosi and fidalgo states where an isolated Indian tribe reportedly speaks Mayan language amid other dialects. The team includes Dr Manuel Andrade of Chicago and Alfredo Barrera of the National Museum.
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