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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1934
Page
5
Vic Greenleaf and Blane weigh a risky bluff while the Countess reads minds and plans a Red Cross benefit. The Atlantic U boat chase looms as a night of performances masks shifting loyalties and hidden motives. Miss Carter surfaces with uncertain news as the plot thickens.
Dec. 13 service at the Baptist church invites all to hear Rev. Harold Strathearn of Rochester NY and Dr. C. Thomas of the Association of Baptists for Evangelism in the Orient. Strathearn will discuss Is America Going Communistic and Thomas will share thirty years as a missionary to the Philippines.
Ir R Billman and N E Walters return from a ten day hunt at Curtin Pennsylvania Center county with two deer weighing about 200 pounds each. Deer shot on Snow Shoe and Munsey Mountains fifteen miles apart. Hunters praise labor of climbs and sport of hunting. Other party members from Pennsylvania and Delmar had not taken any deer. Deer will be dressed by Wil Barrett.
Chatham B team edged Valley City 12 to 11 on December 6 in the third game of the season. The A team fell short in a separate contest, leaving Valley City with a narrow loss.
A concise note emphasizes that genuine faith shows in actions and daily conduct rather than words alone. It reflects a moral stance valuing lived example over rhetoric.
Regular services at Lake Avenue Community Church on Sunday with Reverend Frederick C. Imhof of Hebrew Mission Cleveland delivering the sermon. Sunday School begins at 9:30 and church services at 10:40. Everyone welcome.
At the Lake Avenue Bible School board meeting on Monday evening officers were elected: Superintendent Mr. Leiby, Assistant Mr. Hogan, class Mrs. Peck, Cradle Roll Superintendent Primary Supt. Mrs. Hogan, Home Department Mrs. Collier, Secretary Mr. Reynolds, Treasurer Chas. Leonard, Librarian Ellene Crosby, Assistant Mrs. Taylor, and Chorister Reverend Peck. The Christmas program is set for Sunday December 23. Also notes visits: Frank Mason and family visited Howard Behnke. Madge Croskey visited Lorain. Mrs. L. D. Croskey hosted Madge Croskey.
A brief aphorism suggests men will find greater happiness by spending more time in gardens and less in laboratories. It frames gardening as a path to improved well being and balance.
A Kentucky man recalls The Man Who Feared Darkness, a self-assured former killer who lived by light. After a violent quarrel he spent his life in contrition, avoiding darkness by night in saloons or the railroad station until a fatal electrical storm struck the power plant and he died in bed.
A portrait likely from a gossip page describes Victor Moore as a frugal, shrewd investor in simple goods in Brown County Indiana. It notes his wife Emma Littlefield, his lodge attendance, and hints at a shift toward a quieter personal life amid a bustling era of vaudeville and film luminaries.
A slice of 1920s New York culture with actors, writers, and publishers highlighted. Gramercy Park’s doorman, a memory of cabaret life in Place Pigalle, Queenie Smith’s Broadway reception, and Dorothy Russell reacting to her mother’s fame frame this bustling scene. Photog Ewing Galloway keeps late hours, while John McCormack strolls Central Park. Henry Sell muses on Lidown and Sitwell. Howard Hughes backs a Texas brewery to cover film losses. Copyright 134 McNaught Syndicate, Inc.
Two hunters and their dog walk at dusk near North Olmsted with empty hands. A rapid drum of wings erupts as three pheasants rise and cross the highway. The tired flivver cannot stop in time. two hens are hit as the hunters rush to retrieve the birds and head home.
Australia birthed minimum wage legislation with Victoria passing the first Act in 1896, marking a historic early step in workers’ pay protections.
An old Doan’s Pills advertisement emphasizes kidney care, urging watching kidney function like bowels. It warns of waste buildup causing backache fatigue and swelling, touts Doan’s as quick relief, and cautions against harsh drugs. ©1984 Foster-Milburn Co.
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