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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1934

Page

3

Elyria Daily Record Advertising and postal details

The notice lists publication terms for the Elyria Daily Record with price and postal details. It mentions president Sr C Hudnutt and readership options including single copy price, weekly, and yearly mail rates within Ohio and beyond. Advertising representatives are John W. Cullen Company in Chicago New York and Detroit.

Elyria Lorain Ohio John W. Cullen Company Chicago Michigan Ave Kew York Fifth Ave Detroit General Motors

Voters face August primary with wide slate of nominations

Citizens in Oho prepare for August 14 voting to choose party nominees for Governor, Secretary of State, U S Senator, Congress, and state and local offices including Supreme Court judge. Contests vary across Assembly, Court of Common Pleas, County offices, and sheriff. Local apathy noted. editorial urges broad turnout, careful study of candidates, and independent judgment. Chronicle-Telegram to publish full candidate list tomorrow for state and local offices.

Oho United States Supreme Court Court of Appeals Court of Common Pleas Assembly Chronicle-Telegram

Veteran Grangeers and the Grange Hold in Rural Life

A reflection on the Grange’s value to rural communities and farmers notes its strong Lorain county presence through Pomona Grange. It cites an elderly New York candidate who joined after turning 90, expressing enthusiasm to participate despite age, with examples of other long‑lived members in Maine and Massachusetts.

Grange Lorain County Pomona Grange Sullivan County New York Maine Massachusetts

Tokyo Seethes Over Romevelt Honolulu Speech Tone

Disappointment in Japan as President Romevelt omits any explicit gesture toward Japanese American relations in Honolulu. Washington stresses no design on Japanese rights while Navy expansion and Pacific defense are framed as precautions, not threats. Tokyo fears peacemaking signals could be misread and invite aggression.

Japan Romevelt Honolulu Hawai Washington Pacific China America United States Tokyo

Anniversaries and Birthdays From Amherst News

A jumble of anniversaries and birthdays lists figures and names from New York to Amherst. Notables include Sara Teasdale and Fairfield Osborn among dated lines, plus a general roundup of local birthdays and historical figures with scattered notes on events, recitals, and civic notices.

The Silent Observer Plate Order Fragment

In fine weather the chatter centers on gas and oil as a customer mails a grocer a plate reading Please send six dozen eggs one good will send check. The fragment reflects a dated exchange perhaps illustrating daily commerce and barter language in a small town.

Circle Three of St Ann’s Society Hostess

Mrs Otto Knoble of Henrietta hosted Circle Number Three of St Ann's Society at her Cleveland avenue home last evening. Plans were set for a bake sale at Fisher Bros Grow on Saturday August 2. Several 100 point games yielded Mrs Otto Schroeder first prize, Mrs Wm Gillis second, and Mrs W J Bodman Consolation. Nellie Shaeffer won the several prize. Hostess served a luncheon to fourteen members. The next meeting will be at Mrs Otto Schroeder’s Middle Ridge home. Also noted: Mrs L Shoop Hulton discharged from hospital. Richard Thun visiting Vi and Mrs FL Bersger family. A K Jerne and Frank Platter spent Tuesday in Cleveland. A F Nalley was a Lorain fisher Tuesday.

Otto Knoble Henrietta St. Ann's Society Fisher Bros. Grow Ot—to Schroeder Wm Gillis W. J. Bodman Nellie Shaeffer Otto Schroeder Middle Ridge L Shoop Hulton Richard Thun Elda Hte FL Bers Ger A. K Jerne Frank Platter Cleveland Mie F Nalley

South Ridge Birthday Party Colorful Civic Lemons

A group of children and neighbors gathered at South Ridge Aus 7 4 to celebrate Frederick Eapley's seventh birthday with games and refreshments for fourteen attendees. The brief notes mention local visits and reunions, including Bechtel family gatherings, neighbors' visits, and townsfolk like Mrs Laura Lilie, Rev J H Armore, and Frank Bechtel among others.

South Ridge Aus Little Friends Nerahy Bors Frederick Eapley Olayins Gemes

Vegetable growers tour major Lorain Erie farms Saturday

Lorain County vegetable growers will tour four large farms this Saturday to study growing practices. Stops include CB McAllister Farm on Detroit Road 10364 with 440,000 tomatoes staked under irrigation and various crops. H Koebel Farm with 125,000 celery plants and 12,900 staked tomatoes. a school grounds lunch and talks by Ohio State University specialist AL Pierstorf and Ohio Vegetable Growers Association representatives. and Gammie Brothers Farm in Erie County near Florence featuring melon, tomato, cucumber, and bean plots plus a soil improvement program.

Lorain Erie Lorain County County Agricultural Extension Service McAllister Farm Detroit Road Tima Besas Pierstorrf Ohio State University H. Koebel Kitetel Tus Farm WeAllister Farm Ohio Vegetable Growers Asociation Ohio Package Marking Law Gammie Brothers Eria County Florence

Barn Conversion Tour Highlights Local Packing Shed

A farm tour stops at 3 15 pm near Vermilion on Route 2 to view a converted barn packing shed with packing room refrigeration washing equipment and irrigation for five acres of melons carrots peppers eggplant celery lettuce spinach parsley and more. Organizers include Lorain County vegetable growers committee members Lester Youtzy TH Nis dorter H Lo Lewinbach C B Allister and John Rose.

Paul Ruetenik Vermilion Rou 2 Atres County Extension Service Lorain County

Ohio of Pict Slit Over Men's Tennis

City officials in Lahi wood and Cleveland Heights divided over whether boys should play tennis shirtless on school courts. Officials warned that all boys must wear shirts on municipal tennis courts, citing policy concerns.

Ohio PICT Cleveland Lahiwood Cleveland Heights

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