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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1935
Page
10
Readings from Psalm 125 to 127 explore glimpses of an unseen world and divine rest. The narrator recalls moments under the sea breeze where heaven seems near, then returns to earthly life and urges belief that the sea’s reality confirms the eternal Word.
Deceased John King transfers half interest in 44 acres to Linda King in Elyety Township. Several deeds record transfers including Ismay M Burroughs to Stanley and Jatin Lukassus on Center Ridge Road Ridgeville Township and Charles J Schnabel to Willian and Frances Waldecker on Chestnut Street Elyria. Deeds also cover Biggs Road LaGrange Center Ridge Road and other parcels in Amherst Oberlin and Lorain areas with various trustees and sheriffs deeds noted.
An analysis notes the United States may spend about 875 million dollars on army navy and air preparations for 1933 36, surpassing other powers except possibly Soviet Russia. It highlights tungsten mining in China where half the world supply is produced by laborers carrying ore over rugged mountains, illustrating the absurdity of spending vast sums to wage war while workers toil to move materials.
A call to organized savings bank depositors homeowners and taxpayers to resist government excesses in California and across the United States. The piece condemns politicians for misusing public funds and urges thrift self reliance and collective action to press for honesty economy and responsible governance. It envisions a nationwide group of savers leading reforms and shaking out officeholders perceived as wasteful or disconnected from private enterprise.
The piece argues for federal funding to remove railroad grade crossings after the Rockville MA crash. It notes 237,035 crossings nationwide and Roosevelt's rule to act on main lines, with states and municipalities to acquire land to avoid condemnation delays. Joseph Eastman praised the measure as broadly beneficial to safety.
A Saturday shower at the Conrad and John Naegle home honored Mrs Frank Rice nee Fern Rook with useful gifts. About 25 guests attended and lunch featured Jello cookies and tea. Guests included Will Ginnard and Arnold Hines families from Wel ington and others from Cleveland Ravenna and Akron areas.
In a 1925 McNaught Syndicate column the writer roams New York’s cultural scene. He mocks pretension, notes radio and fashion turns, and lauds performers like Eddie Duchin while lamenting actors living in poverty. He also recalls John Hays Hammond and criticizes Metropolitan Opera leadership before praising Herbert Witherspoon as potential savior.
A compilation of notable birthdays and anniversaries for figures such as John J. Audubon, James Reckwourth, Charles W. Couldock, Alice Cary, Frederick Law Olmstead, and Martha Finley, with entries on historical events like the Chesapeake Bay arrival in 1807 and Lincoln assassination in 1865, followed by brief notes and a promotional line about a new milk-based fish lure.
The fragment mentions Len Memorial Hospital in Ravenna where a brother suffered a broken leg after being struck by a car. Clyde Ward and spouse moved from Wellington to a farm northwest of the center. Ingraham Crile family with Marion, Grace, and Maria were in Akron, Kent, Ravenna on a Saturday and Sunday. Walter Ensign of Rivera corners visited the Johnson Crile home last Wednesday evening.
The article states that global tar production amounts to roughly one third of a mile in monetary terms per year, highlighting the scale of tar output and its economic impact.
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