FHE Chronicle Telegram Publisher and Circulation Note
Publication imprint lists Audit Bureau of Circulation address at 231 Second Street Elyria and Lorain County Printing. Publishers Budwott J Clare George city editor. Paper issued daily except Sunday with rates: 2 cents per copy, 12 cents weekly carrier, 6.00 yearly in advance. Mail rates: within Lorain counties 3.00 yearly, Ohio 4.00, foreign ad reps listed in Chicago Detroit and New York offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Biyria
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
CIA
Budwott
J. Clare George
Ieee
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
Stay Home Young Woman Warns Against City Job Hunt
Miss Lillian Wald of the Henry Street Settlement urged young women nationwide to stay home and avoid city employment traps. In a NBC broadcast for the Welfare Council of New York City she cited 800,000 to 1,000,000 unemployed in New York and warned that opportunities for shelter and work are scarce, urging caution before leaving home or rural areas for urban jobs or dreams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian D. Wald
Henry Street
New York City
United States
Miss Wald
National Broadcasting Company Network
Welfare Council of
New York
Hollywood
Cotton suits campaign aims to popularize Southern wear
A group of Georgia businessmen launch a movement to popularize cotton suits and dresses to bolster demand for the South's staple amid silk and rayon competition. They frame Wear More Cotton as a regional pride effort and compare it to other consumer campaigns urging increased domestic use of goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
South
United States
Years of Work Fort Necessity and Washington’s rise
The essay reflects on George Washington’s 1784 dedication of Fort Necessity as a National Shrine and on the 43 years of sober, diligent effort that built his reputation in Virginia before he led the Continental Army. It argues great men are formed by work, not born fully formed, and offers a modern lesson for youths about earning a living. A fable about choosing a rug over tires closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Necessity
George Washington
Washington
Olympus
Cambridge
Braddock
Monongahela
Continental Army
Virginia
His Master's Voice Dairy Day Visit in Wooster
E. S. Newcomb, Lewis Jones and son Edgar, John Barber and sons joined Friday Dairy Day in Wooster while Mich, staying at George Bullis, spent an indefinite time there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mich
George Bullis
E. S. Newcomb
Lewis Jones
Edgar
John Barber
Wooster
ANNIVERSARIES AND BIRTHDAYS LISTED FOR TODAY
Today in history marks 1432 Azores discovery by Portugal, 1790 John Carroll first US Roman Catholic bishop consecrated, 1914 Panama Canal opened, 1917 American troops reviewed in London. Birthdays include Edna Ferber and Charles A Seltzer among others. notable figures Walter Page Duff Green Drumgoole Hines Page Bartlett Spalding Barrymore and Lawrence noted.
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Edward Preble
Ainst Tripoli
Portland
Maine
Napoleon Bonaparte
Europe
Corsica
St. Helena
Walter Scott
Thomas de Quincey
Duff Green
Washington, D. C
Mississippi
Dalton
Knoxville
Tenn
Azores
Portugal
John Carroll
United States
Panama Canal
London
Walter §. Campbell
Stanley Vestal
University of Oklahoma
Serry
Kans
Robert A. Bartlett
Newfoundland
Albert Spalding
Chicago
Ethel Barrymore
Philadelphia
Col. T. BE. Lawrence
Shaw Mystery Man Soldier and Author Born Forty Four Years Ago
English figure described as a mystery man, soldier and author, celebrated on the anniversary of his birth forty four years ago.
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Shaw
Ambition Shifts Toward Military Life Raises Caution
This day promises well for ability as an organizer with a drift toward military life. It notes too little appreciation of personal risk and bodily injury, and warns the trend could affect business affairs with deception risk. Caution advised.
Penfield Birthday Honoree and Local Happenings
Penfield gatherings mark Mrs. Josephine Boise’s 80th birthday in Wellington with Penfield attendees. Births include Clair Devereaux’s son and Donald Miller’s daughter Joyce Louella. Residents travel to Cleveland, Elyria, and Clyde for visits, church events, and a new filling station planned in Penfield. Local social, church picnics, and LDS reunion notes round out a day’s notes from Penfield and nearby towns.
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Penfield
Josephine Boise
Elyria
Fay Boise
Herrick Avenue
East
Wellington
EL. L. Pierce
Levi Smith
C. A. Taylor
Jay Hart
Amy Ferriman
Clair Devereaux
Here
Falls Clinic
Donald Miller
Wooster
Joyce Louella
Edd McConnell
Pittsfield
Alvin Sylvester
Cleveland
A. L. DeField
S. R. A. Jones
O. L. Gates
Othel Gates
Florence Dagus
Eleanor
Paul Dague
Clyde
Ohio
George Smith
W. G. Gregg
Lucila Gregg
Cascade Park
Ladies’ Society
The
Congregational Church
W. H. Myers
Ruth Minkler
Blanche Crawford
Grafton
Latter Day Saints
Temple
Kirtland
Lucile Gregg
Helen Nelson
Ben Sooy
Brookside Park
Clarencé Sooy
Montrose
Leo Rowley
Bobby
Amy Zriscon
P. E
Wm. Cameron, Jr
Alvaretta
Cameron
R. H. Cameron
Harriett Cameron
A. J. Cameron
Billy
Lorain
Foreat Bullis
Grand Rapids
Huntington Briefs Reflect Local Social Visits
Miss Sylvia Solida spent a few days in Plymouth and Miss Mabel Boice visited her grandmother in Spencer. Naomi Hawley of Wellington visited relatives, and Mrs Nellie Boone of Spencer spent time in Spencer and with John Boice’s family. Handley family updates and a Huntington Grange meeting Aug 18 appear among the notes.
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Huntington
Sylvia Solida
Plymouth
Mabel Boice
Nellie Boone
Spencer
Stunday
Naomi Hawley
Wellington
John Boice
Ford ‘ Jewette
Walter Handley
Huntington Grange
Win Dingenieva
Toledo
Walter Layon
Marion Crile
Hart Leninger
Glenro Mobbus
Columbia Briefs: Illnesses Reunions and Visits
Mrs Ives has influenza and asthma for two weeks while Ada Stadden visits in Mantua. Florida relatives near Cleveland visit Mary Walker and others. A reunion of Columbia Station School District alumni was held at the town hall. The Longbow Tran family reunion met at Cascade Park Elyria Saturday. Miss Elnora Artz remains noted in local notes.
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Sriefs
Columbia
Sylvia Ives
Ada Stadden
Mantua
Mary Walker
Eli Sheer
Florida
Cleveland
Rollie Fitch
Columbia Station
Town Hall
Cascade Park
Elyria
Elnora Artz
Michigan
Maumee
Ohio
Mardel Holloway
Paul Cochran
Martin-Sheer
Lee Walkden
Spencer
Walkden
Berea
Yourkowicz
Tom Cochran
Karl Artz
Keep Up Regular Training Habits to Protect the Athlete
Dr. Logan Clendening warns that long term athletic training reshapes the heart and body, risking rapid decline after a switch to sedentary work. He cites Christy Mathewson as an example, urging balanced, ongoing activity and cautioning against overindulgence in food, sleep, and tobacco. An editor's note advertises six pamphlets by Dr. Clendening for 10 cents each.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Mga
Christy Mathewson
Clendening
Central Press Association
East Twelfth Street
Cleveland
Kipton News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Death
Kipton scene includes Henry Sleek visiting sister Mrs. Bickel and Nelle Obitts. Baker family from Penfield at Columbia. 4-H play practice for The Red-Headed Stepchild. numerous residents visiting Elyria Oberlin Lorain and Wakeman. sudden death of Wm. Manns of Oberlin noted. Hast reunion at Cascade Park Elyria. funeral services for Mrs. Cantry and infant son at Mary’s church Wakeman.
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Kipton
Henry, Sleek
Elyria
George Bickel
Nelle Obitts
R. W. Baker
Sally Sue
Penfield
Columbia
George Bryden
Ruth Evelyn
C. A. Romphone
Litchfield
Grange
Ted Brunger
Ardith
Lorain
C. Bickel
Sophia Pippert
Norwalk
Carrie Snyder
Ira Austin
G. E. Twining
Ben Hill
Kenneth and
Leland
Lois Brydon
Arthur Brydon
Sheffield
Brookside Park
Cleveland
M. E. Perkins
Oberlin
W. J. Taylor
Reva and
Elgy
Wakeman
Theodore Bruneer
Helen Plas
J. N. Weber
Jay Sharp
Earl Smith
Cleveland Ward
Wm. Mann
Amherst
F. A. Perkins
Wm. Manns
N. W. Bates
New England
H. H. Howe
Rosie Hand
Hast
Cascade Park
Inventions Traced Through Time to Modern Needs
The note observes that many practical ideas deemed modern have existed for centuries, remaining undeveloped until later eras. It highlights how history shows long-standing concepts awaiting the right conditions to mature.
Evangeli cal Ladies' Aid meeting in Henrietta
August meeting summaries at multiple churches in Henrietta include officer elections, musical program, and refreshments. Mrs. C. H. Currier re-elected president. other officers listed. Attendance noted with several guests and hosts. Community notices follow with visits and guests. A Solomon Islands note ends the item.
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Ladies’ Aid
Henrietta
Evangelical Ladies’ Aid Society
Melvin Unger
C. H. Currier
J. R. Lees
Chauncey Currier
Wallace Court
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John W. Cullen Company
Michigan Ave
Ava
Detroit
General Motors
Eilejee
Edna Ferber
Kalamazoo
Charles A. Seltzer
Janesville
Wis
Sallys
Dr Clendening
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Charles Latteman
Amelia Date
Kropf
Edith
Bernica Axtel
Jake Swanger
Vern Schaffer
Birmingham
Charles Date
Ruth
John Bohn
Barbara Brown
Dorothy
Mary Jean Latteman
Shirley
Maynard Delefield
Chas. Berg
John Hostettler
Albert Reusser
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Dutering
Paul Portman
Leonard Bucks
Leslie Gould
John Geisendoerfer
Leon Hopkins
Auta Buchs
Fred Myers
BarbaraaAngersbach
Ben Bauman
John Bauman
Elmer Portman
Albert Reusger
Charles Garlock
Ed Volk
Fred Ross
Albert Bauman
Fred Bauman
Jess Portman and Son
Alice Bucks
John Schaffer
Mary
Theodore Reis
Billy Tucker
William Jackson
Eliza Sanders
South Amherst
O. C. Sanders
Solomon Islands
Elyria Hardware Co
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
W. Bridge St
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