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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
13
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram lists publication details and pricing. It notes circulation by the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, with rates for carriers, in-town, and out-of-town subscriptions.
The 1933 session opens January 3 with Roosevelt facing more scrutiny as Congress reconvenes. Senate leader Joe Robinson and House Speaker Henry Rainey move to quick action on liquor tax, recovery legislation, and debt concerns amid a stronger Republican opposition and anticipated policy debates.
About 3500 CCC members will winter work at Yorktown Morris town Gettysburg Vicksburg and other Civil War and Revolutionary sites. They will clear brush restore fortifications lay trails and roads and provide maps and leaflets for visitors to learn the history themselves.
A warning-free killer spreads as carbon monoxide quickly fills closed garages during warmup. Chemists say lethal doses form in under three minutes, especially for weaker constitutions. Open doors and windows before starting a car removes the danger. The piece urges awareness of repeated warnings and the risks of brief, routine defiance.
A vivid slice of family life details Ma making fruit cake for Christmas. The scene centers on her method, smells, and firm guidance as the cake becomes both centerpiece and finale of Yuletide dining, with lingering sweetness and anticipation for New Year leftovers.
TODAY S ANNUlVERSARlES list notable figures with birthplaces and death dates spanning 1792 to 1868. TODAY IN HISTORY highlights balloon ascent in 1783 and Lincoln gift in 1866. TODAY S BIRTHDAYS quotes Lamont, Caffery, Creel, Hornaday, Swope, Kellogg, Pusey, Moscicki with origins and ages. TODAY S HOROSCOPE notes a dynamic first day of the month with energetic, impulsive tendencies.
Taken from Our Files recalls a near million dollar automo bile contract to Garford Company from Studebaker interests, promising job gains as local plant work expands. It notes regional revival optimism, a proposed police and fire alarm system by Dean Electric, and a lawsuit by Russia Township dairymen over sewerage farm proximity to Plum Creek. Also reports Moulton store fire at Brownhelm Station and Elyria real estate/value totals 1908.
Elyria notes Dec 1 1923 Community Chest exceeded its pledge goal with 1575 pounds reported toward a goal of 86500. Arthur Nash of Cincinnati, famed as the Golden Rule manufacturer, is set to speak at tomorrow’s Open Forum on The Golden Rule in Industry.
The study enumerates five testimonies to Jesus: His works aligned with God, the Father’s appointing Him judge of the world, John the Baptist as a burning light, the scriptures, and Moses. It emphasizes Jesus as equal with the Father, a man who judges with first hand knowledge, and the hope of righteous judgment and the Kingdom of truth. It cites Psalm 72:2 and Isaiah 42:4 to illustrate divine justice awaiting the earth.
Otis Curtis teases a weekend visit with grandparents in Oberlin as families host dinners across Kipton and nearby towns. Camden High School orchestra performed at Brighton PTA meeting. The Australian candling rabbits tale ends with a terrier moment as rabbits flee the room.
Spencer Grange held its regular meeting November 22 at the Town Hall with C. C. Touby in chair. After routine business the group voted to shift meetings from Wednesdays to the second and fourth Thursdays starting January 1, 1934. An annual officer election followed with W o r t h y M i s t e r Ro A Waltz elected overseer Adrian Dalgleish as architect of the bylaws, Mrs. Orlo White as treasurer, Miss Agnes White as secretary, Winfield Kimber as secretary, Miss Clarabelle Hange as sentinel, and many others listed. The next meeting December 1 will include a baby picture contest. Additional notes cover Spencer M E Church services December 3 with minister Louis John Quade and various community happenings and visitors through the region.
Paris recognizes champagne as adaptable to all hours and meals, no longer confined to banquets or dessert. The piece notes champagne’s shift into morning, noon, and night consumption with any food, reflecting broader social change. It also mentions an ancient iron blade from Tutankhamun’s tomb dating to about 1350 B C as a separate factual aside.
A high court reversal prompts possible fresh trial before a different judge for Major Charl Viet Lon Army surgeon accused in a poisoning murder. Prosecutors indicate current judge’s juror conviction may shift to a new venue, with U S District Attorney Brewster retiring in March. docketing and Supreme Court mandate timing will delay scheduling. The text also briefly notes a speculative claim about the birthplace of the human race.
Claude Biachun reports numerous bears in the vicinity of Gold Beach Oregon. A US region near a drive is said to have bears entering homes. The article notes bears are hungry amid severe weather and oddly references 1800 Australia population figures.
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