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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
8
Daily two cents per copy. By carrier in city, 12 cents per week, and 4.00 per year in advance. By mail daily outside Elyria within Lorain and adjoining counties 2.00 per year, within Ohio 4.00.
Ohio legislators seek to fund schools and relief without new taxes. Proposals include boosting Reconstruction Finance Corporation funds, diverting highway funds, and using beer tax revenue for schools. The editorial argues against retail sales tax and calls for curtailing public expenditures to fit reduced income nationwide.
A fragment reflects on Holy Week guiding Christians through modern troubles and divisions. It cites Christ's sacrifice as the lessons the world needs, urging peace over jealousy and strife.
A speech by Louis Vander and remarks from Sir Johnston address veterans and government spending. The speaker urges stronger support for disabled comrades and criticizes monetary savings claims, arguing every dollar should advance welfare efforts. The piece highlights lobbying influence in Washington.
A short note on how newspapers rely on striking headlines to draw readers and the tendency of headlines to mislead, with a playful warning about taking bold lines at face value.
A chaotic mix of garbled phrases and quotes from various sources recounts food, garlicky claims, fishing antics, and social maxims. Disjointed items mention Henry C, Cravier, a New York figure, a fish reined by a cruiser, and assorted quips on time, effort, and payments.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled note about a doctor and a brill wipe incident. No clear names, places, dates, or events emerge to form a coherent news item.
A list of historical birthdays and deaths including John Uaeen born in Maryland and died in 1788 near Charles County. Thomas Jefferson born in Virginia and died in Virginia. artist William Hi Beard born in Ohio and died in New York. Thomas Arey McGee born in Ireland and died in Ottawa. Georgie Jenks tied to The Diamond Mes era. other American figures linked to Sharpsburg Kentucky and Buena Vista Spring Pennsylvania with dates in 1934.
Fragmentary note links the historic Edict of Nantes to fateful wars and mentions US temperance groups, New York and Penn Railroad, and a midnight signal tied to Fort Sumter, implying early Civil War tensions.
A fragmented list references Ray Wilbur Hoover's Interior post and Stanford ties, along with multiple biographies. Names include W. Davis, John Hays Hammond, General Charles H. W., Anson Phelps Stokes, Dr. Fred H. Albee, and others, with ages ranging from 60s to 79 and places such as New York, San Francisco, Gloucester, and Maine.
Partial readable lines discuss character strength and avoiding evil associations that lead toward envy and negative paths. The fragment hints at moral instruction without concrete events, names, places, or dates.
Mrs Roy Patt and family visited from Detroit while Frank Longbow remains ill. Garden Club meets April 8 with Mrs Perry Heineman. Good Friday services at the Baptist church April 14 with ministers giving fifteen minutes each. J H Jones to speak on The Resurrection at the Methodist church April 16. Miss Mabel Rice to sing. Recycling and social events noted, with local families traveling and house moves listed. Rain-making line appears as a rumor among locals.
Four business and social gathering of the Methodist Ladies Aid Sare held at the home of Mrs Sam Slack Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Herris led devotional period while Mrs Bailer served as hostess to about twenty members.
A Good Friday service will be held at the church Friday at 1:00 PM. A Sunrise Service is planned at the face of the morning with a later breakfast in the church parlors. C B Fogel will oversee all services. The public is invited.
A regular meeting of the Ma femolie Latin Club was held in the school with advisor Miss Esther Naujak. Members practiced Latin songs to be performed at the spring Commencement. After a short social hour the meeting adjourned.
The list of attendees includes Charley Bryant O F Duff Harold Flower Henry Kolb Carl Gibson Charles Brown Arthur Powers Albert Schneider Henry Garland Robert Allsop and F A Mori who attended the Masone Inspection in Amherst Tuesday evening.
The Methodist choir will meet at the church this evening at 7 99 o clock to rehearse for the Easter service. AJL o members please attend.
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