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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1934
Page
6
Publication notice for J CLARD GEORGE with address Elyria Postoffice. The notice states daily publication except Sundays and holidays and notes entry as second class matter under act of 187.
Readers glimpse the aging Leviathan docked in Hoboken after a costly war service and repeated losses. U S Lines proposes cancelling the lease and returning the ship to the Shipping Board in exchange for funding a new American liner worth about 15 million dollars to compete with French and German rivals. The Navy may take the vessel for reserve use, but upkeep remains expensive as Britain plans a new Cunarder.
One hundred one Russian explorers stranded on an ice floe in February endured two months of harsh sheltering with food running low. An aviator flew to the mainland to summon aid and seven airmen led a risky rescue to save twelve women and children and all others. Stalin congratulated the rescuers Liapidevsky Levanevsky Molokoff Kamanin Slepneff Vodopianoff and Renin receiving the Order of Lenin and the title Heroes of the Soviet Union along with a year's salary. The rescued also earned the Order of the Ned Star for their bravery.
A light column mixes a circus misfortune tale with joke snippets and quirky dialogues. It recalls a dying menagerie, a keeper confiding in Mr. Robinson about a laughing hyena no longer laughing, followed by a series of jokes about figures, teachers, and family banter, all in a breezy, early 20th century parlance.
The U S Court of Appeals in Chicago ordered removing the top 12 floors of a 20 story apartment building to grant neighboring residents more sun and air. The decision frames health and happiness as community concerns over private dividends and suggests a potential shift in future city skylines.
A brief, garbled description outlines dyeing wool with a white thread, winding around a ladle, and dipping a utensil to match the garment color. It mentions wrapping an empty dye article with caned items as part of the process.
A dated compilation notes birthdays and deaths of figures such as Samuel Chase Archibald Alexander George E. Banger William G. Simms Susan Fenimore Cooper Charles H. Parkhurst Adrian C. Pop Anson Benjamin Franklin and others. It also marks notable birthdates and events including the Boston News Letter issue and the first free American deaf school in Hartford.
The safety board sold the Lodt Street East and West side fire station properties for 760 dollars and 626 Pred respectively. Marsel, manager of the American Theatre, announced plans to reopen a larger theatre in June after the Elyria Block fire. A bid to relocate Lorain County Historical Society collections to Cleveland was rejected. President Wallace H. Cathcart proposed merging the two collections. Lorain County residents pursuing citizenship reached 1617 since January under a new tax regime. A renewed drive to enforce Elvira street ordinances targets bicycle bells, helmets, and sidewalk riding.
Fragmentary report mentions Lorin County residents in New York, a troopship docking, and a regiment associated with a female commander. It alludes to perceived deception by societies after a return to a place named Fly tid, with six Migrians and two Oberlin residents identified as members.
Five years ago on April 17 192 the pastor Wiflhun Moir Auld accepted his call and would be in Columbia Station for Easter to deliver his acceptance. The Big Four station at Columbia Station burned earlier the cause unknown. Five years ago the Elvila cafeteria court proposal faced mayor Jewitt who opposed it noting cities nationwide are establishing such courts.
Acme Grange schedules Tuesday meeting on April 17 with speaker Ralph A Grills on furlough from the Navy Hospital Service discussing The Better Parts of China. Pictures of Hong Kong shown. A discussion on The 100 percent opening of banks includes explanations of the Finster Lempho bill and the McLeod of Michigan bill. Lecture at 8:30 PM for the public. Also notes from Columbia High School honor roll. Mr and Mrs A P Grills plan Edna Claribell Grills wedding plans.
Cleveland residents attend a charity program at 2003 base 64th street with Reuben Waltaten and Goodwin Coupon Saving group. "Mother Mine" performed at Columbia Town Hall on Wednesday, April 15, with Columbia Concert Orchestra between acts. High School Glee Club operetta to be repeated at Assembly later this week. P T A praised past performance and crowd turnout.
Lettie Hall at 279 Winckles St reports many families and couples seek furnished rooms daily. Small places preferred, but six to seven room houses in demand. Chronicle Telegram Want Ads reach potential tenants. rent 35 cents. Call 4412 or 4413 before 10 A M to secure a tenant by day’s end.
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