Elyria Welcomes International Crippled Children Delegates
Elyria greets visitors for the first annual meeting of the International Society for Crippled Children. Delegates arrive from multiple states and one Canadian province to Cedar Point. Highlights include Gates Hospital for Crippled Children, Memorial Hospital, a dinner at Elgin, and a Cascade Park tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Society For Crippled Administrative Council of Children
Route
Canadian
Cedar Point
Elyria
Killeen
Daddy” Allen
Crippled Children’s Movement
Ami
Gates Hospital For
Crippled Children
Memorial Hospital
Elgin
Cascade Park
Betne
Elyrian Driver T E Webb Sets Long Driving Record
Elyrian motor veteran T E Webb is noted for 50 900 miles of safe driving across 32 years. Webb emphasizes safety principles amid changing travel conditions and vehicle types, highlighting a steady record celebrated by fellow townsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Webb
Cleveland
Webb
Strict Neutrality in Spain War Aids American Manufacturers
The piece argues for strict neutrality in the Spanish conflict, noting U S state department findings that several American airplane makers were dissuaded from taking orders for warring sides. It warns that voluntary compliance, not embargo authority, governs arms sales and that suspicions of aiding either side could strain international relations and risk involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
State Department
Spain
Fac Strane
New National Park Planned in Ohio With International Guests
A new national park is proposed in northern Ohio near Lavai County, to honor Erie’s anniversary and feature a formal ceremony with invited guests from Canadian and U.S. communities. The plan envisions easy access from Lake Brierley park, signaling stronger cross border commemorations and long standing North American ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohen
Putin Bas
Lavai County
Menor
Paris
Erie
Lake Brierley Park
United States
Fareland
Penntern States
Canada
Jonas Porghs
Ome
Nibe Lake
An Rey
Welcome to Ohio Tourists Getting Better Welcome
Ohio welcomes visitors with marked routes and informative signs to aid travel. The state highway department has installed shaded stops and roadside tables, near refuse cans, to encourage motorists to rest and eat. Officials say more courtesy will leave tourists with a good lasting impression of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Abel
Anteress
Valeos
State Highway Department
Anniversary list marks notable births and history highlights
A locally dense annals page lists anniversaries and historical figures. Notables include Henry Clews, John Galsworthy, Walter Besant, Ernes Seton, and Arthur Dempster, with birthdays and death years. Also today's history notes landmark events from 1794 through early 20th century, including Roosevelt era social security signing and Cologne cathedral completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knsten
Cologne
Hekun
Auen
Interv Houl
Peking
Chna
Alfres Boser
India
Roosevelt
New York Day by Day Highlights and Hollywood Gleanings
A collage of notes on New York society figures, Broadway and Hollywood links, and cultural mentions. It references patrons, writers, performers, and impresarios such as Peter Arno, George Middleton, Nat Lewis, Patsy Kelv, Jeritza, and Talullah Bankhead, with observations on the Broadway scene, vaudeville, and talent migration to Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges
Burt MacBrice
Ted Lanmer
Ohio
Hollysong
Patsy Kelv
Winnie Sheehan
Peter Arno
George Middleton
Arpo Marx
Nat Lewis
Jalson
Vallees
Broadway
Elf Alber
Rattarine Cornell
David Warfield
the Lambs Daily
Hollywood
Lee Shupe
Pacific Coast
Talullah Bankhead
George Kelly
San Francoisco
Born Today May Shape Fortune and Diplomacy
Those born today are frank and outspoken, with a powerful nature. The reading notes strong intuition and maturity aiding diplomatic skill and depth of judgment, suggesting a favorable day for advancing personal motives and potential fortune.
Movable Echoes of City Life From Diverse Places
Nostalgic note recalls a midwestern town’s Saturday night scene as shoppers roam downtown and couples seek dates. Mentions Booth Tarkington’s works, San Francisco plays, and LA Hollywood venues. Describes New York fish and bird dealers, English dog shops on Staten Island, and a Park Avenue widow who spends years in routine atop her apartment house roof watching the city lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth ‘Tarkington
Continental Express
New York
Staten Island
Ray Long
Das Ls
Park Avenue
Rivalry in Book Publishing Sparks Quiet War
Two youthful, scrappy firms clash with giants in publishing. The scene has figures trading barbs as insiders note shifts in tone and strategy, with clever exchanges echoing classic rivalries. The piece highlights emerging players shaping industry dynamics and market perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battie
Simion and Schuster
Farrar and
Rinehare
Bit Farnsworth tale opens with fogbound hangover scene
In this Bit Farnsworth story a fogbound drunken figure emerges and, after a stumble at a mirror, blurts a wry line about shaving. The quirky moment highlights the author’s satirical wit and mid-century syndicated humor asterisk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnsworth
Copyrig. T
McNaught Syndicate
Rochester Homemakers Club Meeting Preview
Rochester notices a Home makers Club gathering with Mrs Blanch Bursley on Friday August 21. Members are asked to bring covered dishes sandwiches goods for holders and thimble sewing. An all day Brighton charge Methodist church meeting plus fourth quarterly conference at Clarksfield on August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Homemakers Club
Blanch Bursley
Brighton
The
Methodist Church
Clarksfield
Baird Storrow Family Reunion and Club Affiliation
The Baird Storrow family reunion is planned for next Sunday at the A C Pollman home. About forty members and their families of the Woman's Civic Club attended a picnic at Mrs Elizabeth Chamberlain's home on August 6. Games and social time filled most of the evening with ice cream cake and wafers served. Donations for a shower for the Win daughters of Mr and Mrs Frederick Franks were collected. The next neat meeting will be with Mrs Bertha Coats in September. Rev J H Jones learned of his mother’s death last week. she was 83 and lived in Illinois. Helen Murray and Mrs Clark Diggins visited friends in Chicago last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Civic Club
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Win
Frederick Franks
Bertha Coats
H. Jones
Illinois
Helen Murray
Clark P. Diggins
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chronicle-Telegram Brembers Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
Mail Daily
O Tice of &Ivela
Lorain
State of
John WW. Cullen Company
Michigan Avs
Elyrian’s
Seidenici
Napoleon
Victor Emmanuel
Sandy
United Fealure Syndicate Inc
Tipton
Indiana
Offier
N Sevier Co
Logansport
Teag
Rauiun
Ann Pamela Cunnimsham
de Fist
Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association
Laurens Co
Henry Clews
Wall Fuert
England
Walter Besant
Eseush
Nor
Red Janes
John Galsworthy
Wilfred W. Fry
Philadelphia
Mt. Vision
N. Y
Arnold
Grand Rapids
Minh
Yeen
Ernest Thompson Seton
New Mexica
Conn
Neland
Rey G Bromley Ovnam
Te Panw University
Greer
Sonora
Cal
Collette
Ho Parner Willis
Wey- el Sears
Arthur T Dempster
Toronto
Aia Mitcheil Kennertey
Gland
Fred Alien
Omaha
Bridgeport
Leon Gordon’s
Roscoe Pea
Auto Row
the Debonnair
George Bye
Tonay
Masonic Temple
Los Angeles
Henry Miller
San Francisco
Baird-Storrow
A.C. Poblman
Studebaker Chemical Co
Telephone
Philco
O.P.S. Electric Shops, Inc
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!