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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1932

Page

4

Publication details and foreign advertising reps listed

The snippet lists publishing frequency as every evening except Sunday and postal classes with rates for in city mail and surrounding counties. It also names advertising representatives in Chicago New York Detroit and General Motors Building indicating distribution and agency contacts.

Elyria City Mall Lorain Ohio Annel Aee Lccsa John W. Cullen Company Chicago Michigan Ave New York Fifth Ave Detroit General Motors Bldg

Debating Worthwhile Training At Elyria High

The article praises Elyria High School debaters for researching both sides of issues and presenting effective arguments. It notes hours of study and practice, public appearances, and the value of speaking skills for future leadership, urging public speaking and debating become compulsory in schools.

Elyria High School

Columbus Women Propose House to House Job Plan

Columbus women organize a citywide canvass to pledge housing owners to place odd jobs with unemployed workers. Led by Community Fund workers, the effort seeks to convert charity into paid labor, assigning skilled and unskilled workers to home tasks.

Columbus Community Fund

Alimony Debates Rise Over Equal Responsibility in Divorce

A jobless California man sues for weekly alimony from his estranged wife claiming she controls assets. Judge Sabath notes multiple Milwaukee Chicago rulings ordering wives to pay alimony to disabled veterans and others, while California and Illinois laws diverge on wife paying ex-husband support.

Sabath Chicago California Ilinois

No. The mate and tax exemptions prompt quick checks

A wry quip notes men seeking partners often face a counter move. It also asks what incomes should be exempt from taxation as a test of a man's honesty.

Fragmented Trivia and Horoscope Snippet

A disjointed page fragment presents trivia questions on religion and a pope, plus a short horoscope remarks. It notes India having seven percent Muslims, mentions Benedict as a pope candidate, and hints at France’s state religion aligning with church and state.

Notable birthdays and deaths in 17th to 19th centuries

A list of historical anniversaries features Madame de Sevigne born 1626 and James E B Stuart died 1564. Also marks Agron Burr born 1756 and John B Gordon born 1832 with multiple dates and places.

Madame de Sevigne Agron Burr U. S Newark N. J Staten Island N. Y John B. Gordon Georgia Upson Co

Events Marking Key Historical Milestones

A brief timeline notes 1758 Massachusetts calls the Constitution, 1904 Russo Japanese War began, 1922 Arnille Ratti becomes Pius XII. These items reflect pivotal moments in political and religious history across America Asia and Europe.

Massachusett Arnille Ratti Eert Pius XT

Notable Births Across States Highlight 20th Century Figures

A list of birthdays includes U. S. Senator Robert Vonvette Jr. of Wisconsin aged 37, Walter B. Pitkin a psychologist born in Ypsilanti, Anna C. Tillinghes a Boston commissioner born in Cicero, Oscar Wells a banker born in Patoka, and Dr Andrea Cromm a famed British astronomer aged 67, dated with scattered hometowns.

U. S Robert Vonvetlette Jr Wisconsin Madison Wis Walter EB. Pitkin Umbie University S-Rer Ypsilanti Pat Co Andrea €. Cromm li Azy

Horoscope for Today Shows Shaky Mind and Parental Guidance

The horoscope warns of a powerful shift in mood as the mind becomes unsettled and impulses turn extreme. It advises parents to guide a child toward stable behavior and proper development amid evolving mental aspects.

Local notes and social items from a Cleveland area page

A mix of family chatter and community news recounts a birthday gathering for teacher Carl De Vore hosted by sophomores at the Burke home with gifts and refreshments. Other items mention attendance at a show in Cleveland, visits to Beriaville on business, and relatives from Elyria visiting.

Be Crowes Edna Hills Cleon Crowe Cleveland Harry Ae Malcolm Tompkins Hinkle Beriivelle Arthur Pierce Betty Elyria Lee Terral Schluter A‘vby Butternut North Pals 1A Hugn Strikland

Dialogues From Lunatic Asylum Interludes

A benevolent elder visits a lunatic asylum to address inmates and faces a skeptical question. The governor allows the talk to continue after the inmate jokes that the speaker has only one lucid interval per year. A second exchange features a boy and his father discussing Africa and marriage insights.

Rising to the Occasion in Courtroom Joust

A lawyer and a physician clash over their professions in a spirited exchange. The physician jokes lawyers are not angels but admits some share their traits, while the attorney counters that wanderers may bear the same heat as lawyers.

Dislocated jaw prompts doctor visit request

A patient discusses a dislocated jaw and asks a doctor to visit, mentioning previous inquiries and a possible nearby location for care. The message implies urgency and a need for medical assessment.

Local Editor Sidelined by Illness Sparks Turmoil

Society editor out sick forces police editor to handle duties. A police desk item nearly sparked a libel suit. Mr and Mrs John Doe witnessed their daughter Mary Ann wed Richard Roe in a small town ceremony.

Hhe Society Polce Phopas John Doe Wiennee Mary Ann Oiohard Roe

Eaton Birthday Party for Grant Cowley at Home

Mr and Mrs Clarence Cowley hosted a small gathering Tuesday evening February 2 in honor of their son Grants twentieth birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs W W Hathaway Mrs Blanche Tite and her children Martha Gordon and Sterling enjoyed cards and light refreshments.

Grant Clarence Cowley KW WW. Hathaway Blanche Tite Martha Gordon Sterling

Community Notes And Upcoming Church Events

Elyria visitors Abigail Bassett and Paul Bassett host dinner. Local clergy list sermons and events at Columbia Baptist Church. Farmer’s Week in Columbus draws Haskins Ross Patterson attendance. Gym Night set February eight. February thirteenth two plays by Columbia Baptist talent. Leadership Training School starts February fifteenth led by Rev Raymond McLain with courses on Christian religion adult material and old testament history.

Shirley Elyria Charles Strickland Eastic Florida Abby Bassett Paul Bassett N. J. Haskins B. M. Ross Robert Patterson Columbus P. E. Koh Columbia Baptist Church Board of Administration Leadership Training Schoo Raymond McLain Cleveland Hodder Fields Kohl Eaton McLain

Sheffield gardeners attend Lorain County School

Residents from this vicinity will attend the Lorain County Vegetable Gardeners' School at the Elyria Y M C A on Wednesday afternoon and evening February 10. The afternoon sessions include talks on soil building and pest control by A W Marion and A L Pierstorff from Ohio State University. Evening speakers at 7 30 include Marion on fertilizers Hauck on marketing and Romp from Cleveland Growers Market.

Sheffield Lorain County Gardner Elyria Y. M. C A. W. Marion A. L. Pierstorf Ohio State University

Sheffield Lake seeks more Lorain water via village line

Sheffield Lake Village officials and residents attended Lorain City Council to appeal for additional urban water supply. A special committee was approved for a conference later. Current setup uses a 12 inch line fed from Lorain and a 6 inch city main. Frank Field, village clerk, noted the ongoing 12 inch line project.

Luella Mackert Leata Ricci Howard Carrick Phyllis Gebhart Katherine Root Sheffield Lake St. James Mission Sheffield Lake Village Lorain Shefield Lake Village Frank Field

Village water line urged to join Lorain and Sheffield Lake

Discussion centered on extending an inch water main from Root road to connect with Sheffield Lake's 12 inch line. Mr. Fields noted Lorain has charged the village over 18000 dollars for water in four years and urged Lorain to supply the necessary amount since Sheffield Lake buys water from Lorain. Brookside eighth graders played Incent boys after school. Band leader Mark Osbon and vocal teacher Miss Mary Arliss led music for Brookside pupils with Arliss directing musical parts for an upcoming High School operetta Feast of the Little Lanterns.

Sheffield Lake Fields City of Lorain Vincent Brookside Mark Osbon Mary Arliss Aliss

Pittsfield Briefs on Oberlin Skating Club Outing

Members of the Boys' Outing Club skated at Oberlin Skating Rink on Monday evening led by instructor Albert McDole of Oberlin. Participants included Donald Whitney Chalmer Mosher Harvey PIllivant Carl Pease Robert Avery and Jack Bear with LeRoy Lounsbor and daughter Betty Maye visiting Cleveland. Miss Alma Roloff recovering from grippe returned to school Wednesday. Warren Green also mentioned.

Oberlin Donald Whitney Chalmer Mosher Harvey Pillivant Carl Pease Robert Avery Robert Jack Bear Albert McDole LeRoy Lounsbor Betty Maye Cleveland Alma Roloff Grippe Warren Green

Illness and visits mark Oberlin community week

A student recovering from illness returned to Oberlin High School on Tuesday. Mrs. Gar McRoberts and family hosted visitors from East Russia and nearby homes on Tuesday afternoon. Don McRoberts, also ill with a severe cold, stays at home. Rev Bryenton announced Thursday prayer services at the M E church weekly through Easter, with a different speaker each meeting. A Saturday gathering at Carl Laisy’s home drew many local and out of town guests for a merry evening with friends.

Gar McRoberts East Russia A. McRoberts Mariette McRoberts Glenn Morton Reed Ives Oberlin Don McRoberts Oberlin High School Bryenton M. E. Church Carl Laisy

First persecutions of Christians and Rome burning

The text notes the burning of Rome in 64 A D as an early Christian persecution reference. It claims speed is achieved by planes six miles high. It mentions Hart Mountain Oregon and spotted fever in ground squirrels, plus a figure of 19 000 antelopes across an 18 range.

Rome Hart Mountain Oregon

Popular Gulbransen Piano Has Great Value

Used Gulbransen piano in brown mahogany with duet bench, praised as in good condition after three years in a good home. Listed price $330.00, now offered for half price for a quick sale. Other used pianos advertised at $29.75 and $39.75 and up.

Valentines Cards and Valentines for sale

A large stock of new and beautiful cards with suitable envelopes offered at 5c to 25c each. A few of the old single sweet comics are also available.

Phonographs Traded In For Radios At Cut Prices

Used phonographs traded in for radios and Vic trolas offered at very low prices. A console that cost 450 is priced at 19.75. A mahogany Victor worth 150 with sixty records available for 9.75. Columbia Brunswick Vocallion and Edison units offered at 4.75 each complete with records.

Victor Columbia Brunswick Vocallion Edisons Choice

Johnson's Liquid Wax Set for Floors and Linoleum

Refurbish floors and linoleum with Johnson's Wax Set. Includes wax applier that washes easily and an extra applier for readiness. Use Johnson's Paste or Liquid Wax for best results. Price shown is 4.75 dollars.

Valentine Day Heart Shaped Bakeware and Cutters

Heart shaped baking pans of aluminum or tin and heart shaped cookie cutters. Domestic and imported novelties suitable for parties and luncheons.

Electric Fixtures Offerings and Wiring Services

Attractive ceiling and wall fixtures designed for 1 to 5 lights with the latest finish. The lowest prices in ten years. Competent electrician available to install and handle all house wiring and motor repairs on request.

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