Elyria Newspaper Publication Details and Rates
Public notice lists the Elyria Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company as publishers with J Clare George as city editor. It provides weekday publication details, postal classifications, and subscription rates for city carriers, in-county, and out-of-state mail, plus advertising reps in New York Chicago and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
J. Clare George
A. C Hudnutt
Lorain
Jonn W. Cullen
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Radi TS
Silent Observer reports Grafton Prison Farm singing
Charles Lord notes inmates at the Grafton Prison Farm sing well and are witty. On Sunday Charley led a singalong, turning to page 647 which yielded the song Rescue the Perishing, surprising him with its message.
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Charles Lord
Grafton
Charley
Circle No 1 of St Pauls Church Hosts Elyria Meet
Mrs Edward Stang acted as hostess for Circle No 1 at her South Ridge home with Mrs Wirth presiding. Devotionals were led by Mrs Jehle, business was conducted, and Mrs FL Sehramm will host the next meeting. Refreshments were served with Rev and Mrs Irion among those present.
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South Ridge
Edward Stang
St. Paul's Church of
Elyria
Wirth
Jehle
FL Sehramm
Irion
Jehie
Beese
Henry
Supreme Court Seat Vacant Heats with Liberal Favor
Observers back Justice Cardozo for Supreme Court to replace Holmes. Cardozo, 61, long NY judge, liberal in interpretation, praised for legal acumen and national attention. President Hoover’s choice seen as maintaining balance between conservatives and liberals.
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Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Justice Holmes
Cardozo
Benjamin Nathan Cardozo
New York
Hoover
Supreme Bench
Thoughts of Spring and Early Garden Hopes Rise
A nostalgic preview notes spring arriving despite lingering winter in parts of the nation. Warmer days, earlier sunrises, and budding plants inspire garden planning and catalogs as farmers and suburbanites prepare for planting season.
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United States
End of an Era as Harding Cabinet Leaders Depart
The article notes the final exits from the Harding cabinet including Mellon’s reappointment to a diplomatic post and Hoover moving to the presidency with England, Hughes becoming chief justice, Weeks and Wallace dead, and several others leaving or facing scandal. It marks a historic pivot in U.S. political history.
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Treasury
Mellon
England
Hoover
Harding
Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Literior
Daugherty
Navy
New York Prison Reform Panel Urges Education Standards
The Lewisohn Commission on Prison Reform recommends in-prison instruction to eradicate illiteracy and uplift convicts beyond grammar school. It calls for providing enough education for prisoners to read newspapers fairly well as a basis for the proposed study.
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Lewisohn Commission On
New York
Laughter Cues Highlight Congressional Record Speeches
The report notes that many entries in the Congressional Record were not delivered and that the word laughter appears frequently as a reader cue. It suggests these markers indicate pauses or reactions during proceedings.
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Congressional Record
When Wealth Makes a Man Amiable With the World
The era of abundance affects social bearing as money alters manners. A columnist notes how increased income softens attitudes, shaping behavior toward others and public life. The piece examines humor, civility, and perception in a moneyed society.
I Am the Light of the World Fellowship Prayer
The February 16 service prepared by the Rev. Dwight J. Bradley and sponsored by the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America centers on the theme I Am the Light of the World. The message speaks of Christ’s radiance dispelling darkness and transforming suffering into meaning amid fear and shadows. The prayer asks God to fill lives with Christ’s light and guide believers on their path.
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Dwight J. Bradley
Federal Council OF the Churches OF Christ
Asterica
God
Christ
Iia
Sus
Notable historical anniversaries listed for notable figures
The column lists various historically notable figures with birth and death dates. Names include Gaspard de Coligny Giambattista Bodini Chauncer F Cleveland Li Hung Chang Ernest Haeckel Henry Waiterson Charles T Russell George Harvey. It marks anniversaries of their births or deaths with brief identifiers.
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Gaspard de Coligny
Zebec
Giambattista Bodini
Chauncer F. Cleveland
Connecticut
Republcan Party
Hampton
Conn
Isot
Ernest Haeckel
Henry Waiterson
Louisville
Washington
D. C
Jacksonville
Fla
Charles T. Russell
Russell
Pittsburgh
George Harvey
Peacham
Dublin
N. H
Bold naval action at Tripoli quoted as daring act
1804 Lt Stepp reportedly led a bold raid in the harbor of Tripoli during a war with the United States. The record mentions the action as the most bold and daring act of the age, with later notes referencing the Franco Prussian War and U S frigates during Decatur bureau contexts.
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Philadelphia
Tripoli
U.S
Decatur
U. S
Notable Birth Anniversaries in Yonkers and Nearby
John E. Andrus of Yonkers a prominent manufacturer and philanthropist born in Pleasantville marked as one of the ten richest men in the nation. Worthington Ford a European Research Director at the Library of Congress born in Brooklyn is identified as a scholar. Van Wy Brooks a New York critic and literary scholar born in Plainfield is noted for his long career.
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John E. Andrus
Yonkers
N. Y
Philanthropis
Pleasantville
Worthington
Ford
Library of Congress
Brooklyn
van Wr Brooks
New York
Plainfield
N. J
Enquiring mind guides home surrounding interest
A person with an inquisitive temperament grows respect among acquaintances by focusing on home surroundings and civic-minded effort. The text suggests developing a thoughtful, community-oriented character that gains public regard.
Austen Prefers Dining In Over Public Outings
An odd literary anecdote notes Jane Austen avoided dining out and used the name Jane Austen only when being introduced, reflecting a preference for privacy and modest public presence during her era.
The Imagination Needs Weights to Quiet the Mind
A reflective note on balance between imagination and restraint. The author argues quiet thought benefits creativity more than unbounded flights of fancy, suggesting measured imagination fosters steady progress and focus.
Faith and Work in a Quiet Faithful Life
A reflective verse asking for faith to live each day, trust in a higher path, and leave the future to God. It contrasts a serene spiritual aim with a worldly note about a few men who shape national direction, and a quip about busy minds versus overworking jaws.
Lenox Reporter Lends Town 20000 To Aid Revenue
Lenox Mass notes a journalist Walter E Lewis offered a 20000 loan at six percent to the town in anticipation of revenue. The deal was accepted and he has long aided local news coverage while saving funds. Other items remark on fashion trends and public events.
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Lenox
Mass
Walter E. Lewis
Didnt I Tell You Not to Speed A Morning Scene
A motorist encounter ends with the wife admitting she was the driver as the officer tears up the speeding ticket. The anecdote pivots to light humor about optimism and society while noting casual car culture and social observations from the era.
Laraway hosts dinner for Belleacker family guests
Mr and Mrs Frank Laraway entertained guests at six o clock Friday evening. Mrs Belle aacker and son Almond were among the visitors at the South Amherst gathering.
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Frank Laraway
Belle Aacker
Almond
Pateherr
South Amherst
Woman's Union Meeting At St Peter's Church
Mrs Fred Sehaub attended a meeting of the Woman's Union held at St Peter's church in Anm Waret Thursday afternoon.
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Fred Sehaub
Woman's Union
St. Peter's Church
Anm- Waret
Entertained Guests at Clyde MacBeth Home
Mr and Mrs Clyde MacBeth hosted guests on a midweek evening with light refreshments and warm conversation. The social gathering emphasized hospitality and neighborly fellowship in a cordial, intimate setting.
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Clyde MacBeth
Social Event List From Elyria and Lorain Noted
Mrs. Lawrence Horner and families from Lorain and Elyria enjoyed cards and social time with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones of Lorain Roy Eisley Edward Griffin Carl Massick Mr. and Mrs. George Simon and son.
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Lawrence Horner
Robert Jones
Lorain
Roy Eisley
Edward Griffin
Carl Massick
George Simon
Elyria
Local social visits noted from Barberton and surroundings
Miss Ruth Font of Barberton spent the week end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. George Stevenson of South Amherst visited Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Laraway. Mrs. Anna Allsop of South Amherst visits her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bechtel. Mrs Clyde MacBeth and Mrs Dorothy Sturtevant called on Mrs H B Simon in Cleveland Friday. Miss Miriam Fowl was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. L Harden in New London Sunday. Miss Louise Timm spent the
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Ruth Font
Barberton
George Stevenson
South Amherst
Frank Laraway
Anna Allsop
Nelson Bechtel
Clyde MacBeth
Dorothy Sturtevant
Simon
Cleveland
Miriam Fowl
L. Harden
New London
Louise Timm
Weekend Visits Across Town Highlight Local Social Roundup
In Pittsfield Mr and Mrs Valentine Cook visited Townline Road. Miriam Fowl and Louise Timm called on Harland Lehrechter in Henrietta. Howard Stang and son Frank visited Minnie Stark in Amherst. Harland Schlechter and daughter visited Ruth and Miriam Fowl. Carrol read Alice Adventures in Wonderland to a librarian remarking on its lack of sense. An unrelated line notes Soviet Socialist Republics in varied stages of civilization.
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Valentine Cook
Townline Road
Henry Delefield
Miriam Fowl
Louise Timm
Harland Lehrechter
Hlonrietta
Howard Stang
Frank
Minnie Stark
Amherst
Harland Schlechter
Henrietta
Ruth
Carrol
Woman Remembers Lewis Amid Years of Talk
A woman recalls hearing much about Lewis, reflecting on public chatter and personal memory as she weighs the weight of his name in local life.
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Lewis
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Elyria Savings Bank
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