Elyria Newspaper Rates and Publishing Details
City edition notes daily publication with Sunday exception. Second class matter at Elyria Postoffice. Rates: in city two cents per copy, six dollars nine cents yearly in advance by carrier. Mail outside Elyria four dollars yearly in Ohio, three dollars outside Lorain counties. Foreign ads via John W. Cullen Co. in Chicago New York Detroit offices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clare George
Elyria
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Naam
Amherst PTA Selects Music Books for High School
Amherst area PTA meeting in the South Amherst school auditorium announces funding for new music books at the high school. The first grade wins the Fathers Present prize. Founders Day features include a birthday cake, Dr. Gammon speech, Naomi Ruth reading Madame X, a vocal duet by Mrs. H E Moore and Mrs. J N Holzhauer, and banjo selections by Richard Barnhart. Refreshments follow a good turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Parent-Teacher Association
Gammon
Naomi Ruth
Madame X
H. BE. Moore
J. N. Holzhauer
Richard Barnhart
Stamp commemoratives fuel booming philatelic trade
The article traces the rise of international stamp issues from the Columbian set of 1893 to 1932, noting swifter production and rising demand. It cites post office sales, overtime at philatelic agencies, and a projected jump to over $500 000 in stamps sold to collectors in the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Trans-Mississippi
Louisiana Purchase
Jamestown
Panama-Pacific
Victory
Pilgrim
Hugenot-Walloon
Lexington-Concord
Sesquicentennial
Valley Forge
Edison
Graf Zeppelin
Post Office Department
Yorktown
Red Cross
George Washington
Philatelic
Michael L. Eldsness
Division of Stamps
Going the Pace That Kills Warns Youth to Slow Down
Dr. Phillip H. Kruescher of Loyola University warns at the American College of Medicine convention in Pittsburgh that American youth ages twenty one and twenty two chase a “good time” too fast. He cites late nights and strenuous sports as draining energy and urges steady work plus moderation for longevity. He cites examples of elderly men still active to prove the point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip H. Kruescher
Loyola University School of Medicine
American College of Medicine
Pittsburgh
Uus Authority
Aarerican
Kruescher
Mellon
Wickersham
Insull
Markham
Jocks Put On Ears Highlight American Humor
Opinion hints that people judge humor by how they hear and react to athletes. The remark implies biases in taste and the public’s appetite for sports banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Notable anniversaries and quoted prayers from historic figures
The passage lists anniversaries for John Hunter David Dudley Field Issi John A Rawlins and James Sullivan with birth and death dates. It also includes a lengthy devotional prayer extolling spiritual radiance and light as guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunter
David Dudley Field
New York
Haddam
Conn
Issi
John A. Rawlins
Galena
Ili
Washington
James Sullivan
New York State
Baltimore
Albany
N. Y
Early American magazines and flag recognition timeline
The 1741 launch of Andrew Bradford's American Magazine in Philadelphia marked the first U S periodical, followed three days later by Benjamin Franklin's General Magazine. The first ran three months, the second six months. In 1776, a foreign government first recognized the American flag at Quiberon France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Bradford
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
General
Quiberon
France
Notable Births Reported for Six Figures in History
Joseph C. Lincoln born Brewster Massachusetts 62 years ago. Victor Rosewater born Omaha Nebraska 61 years ago. Dr John R Turner president University of West Virginia born Marville West Virginia 50 years ago. Walter L Penfield Washington DC lawyer born Auburn Indiana 53 years ago. Dr Dugald C Jackson MIT electrical engineer born Kennett Square Pennsylvania 67 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Lincoln
Brewster
Mass
Victor Rosewater
Omaha
Nebr
John R. Turner
University of West Virginia
Marville
W. Va
Walter &. Penfield
Washington, D. C
Auburn
Ind
Dugald C. Jackson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Kennett Square
Commentary on a Benevolent Individual’s Character
The passage praises a person of notable intellect and charity with broad sympathies for the needy. It notes a lack of assertiveness that could bring trouble when spirits are low and funds run out, but asserts that persistent effort can drive progress toward a clear achievement.
Fellowship of Prater Lenten Devotion Reflects Return Home
A Daily Lenten devotion by Rev Dwight J. Bradley, sponsored by the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America CSPVA-GMT 193 for February 13 recalls themes of loss and discovery. The reading cites Psalm 91 and contrasts sailors and hunters with lost children finding the world anew amid continuing darkness and sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight J. Bradley
Federal Council OF the Churches OF Christ IN America
CSPVA
Scotch Wedding Questions Life After Honeymoon
A Montreal Star quip notes a Scottish wedding and a reporter’s print gag. The bride answers she will live at the old manse, a line later softened as a joke about a home at the old man’s.
Old-Time Jokes and Snappy One-Liners From The Good Old Days
A collection of short humorous snippets featuring a dying man and a preacher, a jailhouse barber quip, a newlywed wife praising her husband, and a quip about costs with a gold digger. The jokes reflect dated wit and social mores with punchlines about renouncing the devil, tightwads, and paying the bill in past eras.
Taxpayer Fatigue Drives Salary Readjustment Debate
Victor C. Reese argues the public must accept prewar budgets and wage cuts to avert economic collapse. He blames easy-money policies, inflated property values, and widespread government employment as causes, urging a necessary readjustment of salaries to keep communities solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor C. Reese
Lorain Seeks End to Electric Rail Loop at Erie and Broadway
City Solicitor W. L. Hughes filed an injunction to remove the electric railway loop at the Erie Avenue Broadway intersection. The city had warned the railway in 1907 to remove the rails and reroute cars, or face action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
City of
Erie Avenue
Broadway
W. L. Hughes
Amherst Hospital Opens in Amherst
The new 320000 Amherst Hospital opened here Tuesday. It is estimated more than 1000 residents of Amherst and vicinity inspected the new institution during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Amherst
Open Forum speaker argues Philippines not ready for independence
Col. Carmi A. Thompson, envoy for President Coolidge, told a large Open Forum audience at the First M. E. church that Philippine independence is premature. Thompson, back from the islands, warned conditions require study before lasting self rule. Elyria contractors foresee 1927 as an average year for local building with population growth but no boom.
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Philippine Islands
Col
Carmi A. Thompson
M. E
Col. Thompson
Coolidge
Philippines
Elyria
Falcon Knight
Plans for Lorain County Rally by Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbors outlined plans for a Lorain County Rally to be staged in May during a Wednesday evening meeting. The gathering featured a drill team practicing their routine and listed attendees including Mrs. Ray Jones Mrs. Eugene Griffen Mrs. Charles Corbett and several other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Lorain County
Ray Jones
Eugene Griffen
Charles Corbett
David Barnhart
Margaret Schneider
Gust Anderson
Sam Slack
Peter Ammenhauser
Myrtle Bailey
John Jami
S. O. Bailey
John Wagener
Phillip Eular
Henry Makiuski
Joseph Gainok
John Witt
Choral Club Members Enjoy Social After Rehearsal
Choral Club members shared a social time after Wednesday rehearsals at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James M. P. Nicol. Miss Eleanor Thompson and Alan Thompson helped serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. P. Nicol
Eleanor Thompson
Alan Thompson
Outdoor Advertising Seen as Great Motive Force in Business
The article argues outdoor advertising drives American business and public sentiment. It praises Central Outdoor Advertising Co of Cleveland for lawful, landscape-friendly bulletins on private properties in commercial districts, noting ads awaken desire and shape taste, standards, and life images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Outdoor Advertising Co
Cleveland
Ady
Basketball clash at Clearview on Thursday night
The boys and girls basketball teams head to Clearview this evening for matchups with the Clearview squads. Mrs Henry Ruth and Albert and William Slack visited their sister Mrs Dora Snyder in Havana Ohio Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearview
Henry Ruth
Albert
William Slack
Dora Snyder
Havana
Ohio
Farm Bureau meeting and social notes from Oberlin
In Oberlin on Thursday night the Farm Bureau met at the Berg residence with Ab eer answering business questions and Prof. Caskey giving a talk. Refreshments included heart shaped cookies and ice cream. Also noted is a family dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Schmitz with guests from Elyria, plus Leap Year birthday for Henry Schmitz Jr. turning eight but celebrating his second birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oberlin
Chris Justin
Farm Bureau
Wm. Berg
Abeer
Prof
Caskey
F. J. Schmitz
G. H. Dion
Jeanette
Ralph
N. Webber
Lloyd
Arthur Dion
Elyria
Mathias Webbber
Delia Brown
E. Dewey
Oberlin
Henry Schmitz, Jr
Plant Begins Full Operation Amid City Housing Rise
The plant starts full operation with plans to meet anticipated demand as vacancies in the city rise. Officials say there are enough empty houses to house the expected influx.
Voice of the People calls for local tax reform
A reader from Ridgeville urges Elyria readers to push for local economy in taxes rather than wait for national reforms. He argues townships, schools, counties and cities must act, educate public employees, and adopt immediate spending reductions to relieve tax burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Elyria Chronicle- Telegram
Washington
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Members Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
A. C. Hudnutt
Stanley
Sarah Peabody
Todd
Prater
Sallys
Rn the
Silent Observer
Montreal Star
Chronicle-Telegram
F. R. Nichols
H. Kolbe
East Avenue
Cooper Custom IS
Gabrielen
Ryan Beauty Shoppe
4Th Street
Blocher Villa
Ruth G. Thomas Wooster
Erie
Antlers Hotel
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Voice OF
THE
People
Willer
Elyria Savings Bank
Bora
Broad St
Ompmene
Li Guoyu
Rams Horn Aquarium
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