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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1933
Page
13
Poem reflection on youth’s rush for beauty love and fame and the contrast with a dreamless sleep at life’s end. It notes restless hearts and the hoarded prizes of life, urging relinquishment of worldly wealth for peace. N.Y. Sun.
The Needle Guild met at her home on Thursday with sixteen members and one guest, Mrs. Will Berg, sharing needle work and a dinner hosted by the hostess. Thomas Fuller speaks in his dedication of Holy War about duty to better one’s birth heritage, urging sons to seek virtue and craft over inherited fortune.
The Elvira Savings and Trust Co and two other Lorain County banks report assets largely sound but face limited ready cash. FC loan totals, staff cuts, and rapid withdrawals since 1929 drive cooperation among borrowers as plans to reopen and join the Federal Reserve move forward.
Bankers and the State banking department aim to keep withdrawals controlled while restoring bank equity and rehabbing 3000 US banks under restrictions. The depositors committee plans early talks with officials to fast track relessing and possible reorganizations or acquisitions to restore normal operations.
Today marks anniversaries of John Law the financier linked to the Mississippi Scheme in France and Wisfried Frochel a German figure associated with kindergarten, with dates of birth and death noted as March 21, 1729 and June respectively.
A compact list of notable births and deaths across the 18th to early 20th centuries. Samuel J. Mills born Torrington Connecticut and died at sea in 1818. Reginald Heber born England died 1826. Charlotte Bronte born 1816 died 1855. Henry W. Shaw known as Josh Billings born 1818 died 1885. Joan Muir born Scotland died 1914. John C. Van Dyke born New Brunswick New Jersey died 1932.
Today in history notes 753 B C the legendary founding of Rome. In 1836 Sam Houston and his Texas army defeated the Mexicans at San Jacinto and established Texas independence.
The piece notes newspapers faced three years of hard times with declining Income and competition from radio ads yet remain the nation’s morale foundation. It credits newspapers with sustaining public spirit and urges gratitude toward The Newspaper.
A speaker reflects on surviving a business crisis with losses yet maintaining wealth of spirit. He cites stable friendships, unwavering faith, and family teachings as priceless treasures. He argues greatness comes from becoming, not from wealth, and warns poverty of the soul hurts most.
A local discussion weighs how many churches serve the town, with speculation about nine or a single place of worship and the implications for community life.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a 1930 prison fire in Ohio State Penitentiary Columbus that killed hundreds and a 1952 release listing bear operators on the New York Stock Exchange. These items appear as terse entries without further context or details.
A list of prominent births includes Dr. Clarence A. Barbour of Brown University born in Hartford in 65 years past, Dr. Francis P. Gaine of Washington and Lee University born in Due West 41 years ago, Dr. John L. Mors of Harvard born in Taunton 68 years ago, Rt. Rev. Christopher E. Byrne bishop of Galveston born in Byrneville 66 years ago, Arthur Stanton Pier of Concord born in Pittsburgh 59 years ago, and Princess Elizabeth of York born seven years ago. The piece notes reflective commentary on birth hours and day’s influence amid a critical prose section with editorial flourish.
Instructions describe moistening a cork with a wetted end to line the bottle mouth and slowly letting the fluid pass over the cork to drop into the bottle. It urges careful control to moisten the cork edges and prevent spills.
A joint Urbana session by Niinvis a priest a minister and a rabbi produced a prayer calling for racial and religious harmony. The prayer asks for light to dispel fear envy hatred and greed and for hearts to walk together in human friendship. It urges respect for likeness and difference and cooperation under divine guidance. The piece labels the sentiment as essential for future social progress.
South Ridge announces services on Sunday April 23 with Sunday School at 10 A M and Worship at 11 A M Rev I H Amore serves as pastor Detected as a local church notice with church leadership and schedule details.
Rev J H Amore will conduct church services at the County Home Sunday afternoon at 2 PM for residents and guests, continuing the community outreach program and spiritual support.
Mr and Mrs Milton Baus entertained guests at dinner on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Kuhlow of Elyria Miss Helen Thompson of Ridgeville Mr and Mrs Carl Dramm Miss Geraldine Woods Mrs Matilda Dramm and Mr and Mrs Baus also attending Mr and Mrs Newton Baus hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs August Merthe and daughter Doris of Amherst and Mrs Marv Dute
Mrs. Charles Hope returns to Laceyville Pa after her father Herman Eckenfels dies. Elyria families host dinners and visits including Delefields Hastings Stangs Olmsteds and Schilds. Relatives socialize at Patton home Wiech Murray Ridge and Murray Ridge area with several Sunday gatherings.
Frank Austin and family from Cleveland visited the Charles Gibson home while Everett Sandrock and family stayed with Henry Sandrock. Ernest Schneider and family from South Amherst joined Fred Forster and Frank Schramm families at Carlisle. Walter Waller and Rhoda Walker of Oberlin spent Sunday with Harry Gibson, and many others hosted or visited local homes across North Russia.
Herbert Spencer argues for recognizing natural justice in children’s behavior. He notes the rough child who breaks toys ends up with fewer toys to play with, advising guidance over punishment.
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