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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1933
Page
2
The notice outlines cash rate options for ads with a minimum 35 cent charge and a rate of nine cents per line for a single time, three times per line per day, and seven tenths of a cent per line per day for longer terms. It mentions a discount cash rate if paid at placement or before expiration and a contract rate on request.
Classified ad fragment lists radio service and installation offerings with multiple living units in Pasadena includes un furnished apartments at 325 4th St with baths, hot water, and appliances. Additional entries show near duplicate rooming-house listings with phone numbers and features like private entrances, steam heat, Frigidaire units, and nearby Huron addresses. The notice also references a divorce case in Lorain County with a date and party names and ends with a note about modern psychology.
Dr Logan Clendening argues for doubling daily protein intake to meet dietary needs. He favors meat as essential and praises soup to stimulate appetite after work. He notes proteins from milk meat and fish have high biological value, while plants often lack complete amino acids. The piece ends with a note offering six pamphlets for 10 cents each.
Wellington falls 25 to 0 as St Pauls High School of Norwalk dominates on the field scoring a touchdown in each quarter. Veterans Dick Barber and William Vic plus new player Horace Bassett starred for St Pauls. Next Wellington game is October 13 at Elyria against the Lyria Lightweights.
Mrs John Hughes and daughters Dorothy and Mrs Burton Payne arrived home from a ten day visit at Norman Hughes home in Hanson Wisconsin Mary Mice Hughes will enter Wellington schools The Foreign Missionary division of the Woman s Association of the Congregational church will plan the program for the association meeting to be held Wednesday afternoon in the chaplain parlor Mrs W L Baker will present a paper Mrs George Warner will host the day Family Celebration Mr and Mrs C M Meyers of Penfield entertained their children at a dinner honoring birthdays and wedding anniversaries with relatives from Barberton Wellington Litchfield Akron and others attending
Mr and Mrs M Myers of Penfield were surprised Thursday evening by friends who attended a party with singing and music by Charles Dent on guitar and harmonica. Ice cream and cake were served. Guests included Mr and Mrs G Dent, Charles and Esther Dent of Olmsted Falls, and Mr and Mrs Theodore MacMann, Calvin Price, and Arthur Lewis of Cleveland.
A Cleveland College course prompt asks men to name attributes of an ideal wife. A student lists 1 Intelligence as essential, followed by Character with unselfishness loyalty honesty and sympathy. He values energy, buoyant disposition, health for eugenic reasons, appearance with neatness, education for taste, business ability, and domesticity, seeking a wife who loves children, enjoys home life, and shares religious tolerance. He asks readers to consider these attributes.
Wars and means of continuing services at the Lake Avenue Community church were discussed when the finance committee met with members on Wednesday evening. A membership and attendance drive was approved. An early date was set for another meeting to complete plans. Flower exhibit featured at Lake Avenue Parent-Teacher Association meeting on Wednesday evening.
The Lake Avenue Sunday School Adult class, with Mrs. R. A. Shryock elected president, holds a meeting with sixteen members present. Plans include a Halloween party at the Jubbuschs’ home on October 25 and a November book review. Members and interested parents invited to join.
Local notes from Kipton recount Sunday dinners at multiple homes, travels and visits across Elyria Wellington Norwalk and Cleveland, and a death of Civil War veteran James Cowen. The item lists residents and guests including Rev. Noah Gray, Joan Gray, Rev. Thomas Short, Doris French, and Lottie Boetter, with several family and community activities noted.
Miss Freeland teaches first and second grades at Markley school with pupils: first grade names Tressa Adams Fred Reese Ruth Dean Richard Hill Donna Mae Hollis Albert Janik Jeve Kaczay Eleanor Lewis Helen Motich William Malick Donald Phillips June Reising Annabel Schmidt Rebbert Stang. second grade includes Monyth Adams Florence Eddy Robert Gerrick Ruth Hedges Steve Hodovan Elizabeth Keefer Julia Kovach Walter Kaczay William Kaczay Shirley Mae McIntire Lillian McCullough Agatha Ortovian Hubert Phillips Carl Ross Clinton Smith Donald Smith Mildred Shawer Harold Trockley Harriett Trockier Raymond Wilhelmg Theodore Yesterbi Buddy Reising Joe McCarty. third grade led by Miss Herehter with Joseph Adam Minnie Beasley John Harnish Robert Haynes Glenn Hedges Dorothy Janik Frank Papay Dorothy Phillips Edna Ross William Saylor Anna Senning James Smedley Robert Smedley Tillie Stamco. fourth grade includes Adam Abel Betty Brinzley John Cook Edwin Czak Theodore Eddy James Ehlers Elmer Echiers Mike Focel William Gerrick Eva Hodovan Donald Jackson Ernest Janik Oisa Kaczay Ruth Keller Robert Lewis Louise McCullough William Nagy Alice O Mara William Papay Barbara Prindle Ralph Richards Margaret Roberts John Schmitt Flaine Sprague Gladys Stang Garett Trockley Margaret Andrews has withdrawn from the third grade.
Viola Brennerly improves rapidly after appendectomy two weeks ago. Principal Harley Haskins leads 7th and 8th grades at Markley School with students including Helen Czak Elizabeth Fogel Ruth Jackson and others. Cross by radio from Elyria notes graduation class of 1933. M. BE church Ladies' Aid reports a luncheon and routine business led by Mrs. William Giede. Visitors, guest notes, and local hospital discharge planned for Friday.
In Durango Colorado three men built an electric worm extractor using two ice picks and a porch switch. McCormick Phillips and Macomb shocked worms underground then captured them in cans for use as fish bait.
In San Francisco and California docks workers report stronger silk activity as raw silk imports from Japan surged in June 1933 by 290 percent over the prior year. Customs Chief C. O. Dunbar notes the rise, while shippers anticipate heavy autumn bookings amid renewed buyer confidence.
A Texas filly named Lady Governor is entered for the upcoming Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Lady Governor, two years old, is by Floridianka from Thunderer and trained by J. E. Winfree in Texas. Her maiden appearance is planned for October at Arlington Downs between Fort Worth and Dallas.
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