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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1934
Page
8
The notice advertises a pattern pattern No 2512 for sizes 8 10 12 and 14 years, with fabric needs and bow ribbon details. It promotes the Fall and Winter Book of Fashions, and asks readers to send 15 cents for the pat tern plus 25 cents for book plus pattern, with address to The Pattern Department, Elyria Chronicle Telegram.
New York December 1 Billy the Boston a deaf twelve year old dog has spent eleven years as a constant companion through travels across the Atlantic Gulf of Mexico and nine foreign countries His unspoken bond with his owners remains unbroken despite deafness and long separations He guards vigilantly at doorsteps endures adventures and proves dog loyalty can surpass human heartbreak in moments of crisis
A digest of 1914 war events and historical notes recaps key moments as Gen. Christian de Wet surrenders after a doomed drive near Mafeking and British focus shifts to German South West Africa. It traces mutiny cases, theater history, and early 19th century milestones, linking past dates to today’s remembrance.
A compact review highlights the Monroe Doctrine as America’s enduring policy, notes the 1816 Philadelphia Savings Fund Society opening and the 1843 Provident Institution, and tracks the early railway sleeping car idea. It also lists notable figures born 1889–1983 and exposes common myths with a call to write in corrections to Clark Kinnaird.
A meeting at Mrs P H Blossom’s home arranged fabric bandage making for City Hospital Cleveland. Attendees included Mrs Harold Coates Mrs Ernest Lamvermyer Mrs Wallace Court Mrs George Minor Mrs Rex Lees Mrs Anna Wittenbach Mrs Ralph McDowell Mrs H G Portman and Mrs George Webber along with Rev Samuel Kaetzel and daughter Mariam Elizabeth Angersbach Lois Doris Portman Irwin Bauman and Vernon Munn. Other social visits noted include Epworth League event at Blyria M E Church and various gatherings in Berea Kipton Oberlin Vermilion and nearby towns with numerous locals sharing time at homes and visiting relatives.
Mrs Walter Angersbach and relatives visited Albert Reusser’s family for Sunday. The Hostettlers entertained Thanksgiving guests including Paul Hostettler and others. Earl Kendeigh and children stopped by Frank Pierson’s in Elyria Sunday. Rev Samuel Kaetzel dined with Anna Wyttenbach Monday. Louisa Born and Twila Weldman visited Katie Weldman. Henry Fieman and family spent Sunday with Fred Bauman. Several families shared meals and visits across Cleveland and Bronson Michigan.
Road information lists paths from Toledo to Sandusky Port Clinton and Toledo via State Routes and US 20, with alternative via Norwalk Fremont SR 102 and Elmore. It notes Chicago routes via US 20 Fremont and US 6 to US 5 330 or US 520 from Toledo, Columbus routes via SR 58 US 5 42 SR 18 and 8 RK through Oberlin Ashland Mansfield Mt. Vernon, plus US 42 to Mt. Gilead to Delaware and US 8 23 to Columbus. Cleveland Erie Buffalo via US 20 to Cleveland and east. Youngstown Pittsburgh via SR 82 Twinsburg SR 14 Ravenna Edinburg and SR 18 to Youngstown. Route to Pittse
A 1909 Elyria city summary notes a salary cut for the service director from 1800 to 1600 dollars annually after council members say they did not know the original terms. It covers Furnace street paving, River Road improvements, service demands for Green Line streetcars, the Big Brother program with Elks, tax-collection concerns, veterans’ groups, a Harding presidential endorsement, building permits, eagle nest reports, harbor improvements, and a state site investigation panel.
The report lists routes from Elyria including distances and connections to Canton Wheeling via S R 14 and U 8 20 through Salem Lisbon, and Canton Wheeling via Medina 8 H 5 U 8 21 to Massillon and Steubenville then to Wheeling. The note adds to obtain any unlisted routes from the Elyria Automobile Club.
A large early Sunday fire at the Hldred and Highgate company warehouse on East Avenue in Elyria caused extensive damage. All city firemen fought the five hour blaze, one of the largest in recent years, as residents and nearby homes reported the heavy smoke and flames.
South Amherst plans a centennial celebration with former pastors, members, and friends gathering. Morning session at 10 45 includes a tureen dinner at noon served in church parlors with hot coffee. Afternoon program starts at 2 00 and messages from distant attendees are noted. Local residents are urged to attend.
A fragmented line notes prejudices and fear remain dormant until conditions arise that fan them into flame, suggesting cautious restraint and vigilance as dangers loom when unrest bubbles beneath the surface. The text emphasizes maintaining calm and normalcy while remaining alert to triggers that could inflame passions.
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