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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1933

Page

8

Legacy of Daily Elyria Newspaper Pricing and Distribution

Publication details note daily evening issue except Sunday with second class matter at Elyria Postoffice under the 1879 act. Rates: 2 cents per copy, 12 cents weekly in city, $6 yearly in advance. Mail rates: $3 yearly in Lorain area, $4 statewide, $3 outside Ohio. Advertising reps listed for John W. Cullen Company in Chicago New York Detroit.

Elyria Postoffice City Elyria Lorain State of Ohio John W. Cullen Company Chicago Michigan Ave New York Fifth Ave Detroit General Motors

Anniversaries list notable figures born across years

Today's anniversaries note historical births: 1718 Matthew Tilghman of Maryland. 1740 John Sullivan of New Hampshire. 1766 Thomas R. Malthus English economist. 1804 Uriah A. Boyden engineer. 1806 Enoch C. Wines penologist. 1807 William L. Dayton New Jersey jurist and senator.

Matthew Tilghman Maryland Queen Anne Co Johno Sullivan New Hampshire Berwick Maine Durham Thomas R. Malthus Uriah A. Boyden Seth Foxboro Mass Med Boston Enoch C. Wines Hanover N. J Cambridge William L. Dayton New Jersey U. 5 Bainbridge, N. J France

Nicholas Longworth Weds in White House Ceremony

1915 report notes Germany’s submarine blockade rising as British supply ships are sunk without warning. The timeline places the marriage of Nicholas Longworth in the White House amid naval tensions and escalating World War I events.

Nicholas Longworth White House

Six-Year Presidential Term Proposed as Reform Move

Debate over a six-year single term for the president gains traction after the Lame Duck Amendment. Senator Pitman supports the plan as a way to reduce political pressure and extend program completion, while critics fear extending terms beyond eight years. Public opinion remains divided between reform advocates and supporters of current limits.

Congress Pitman White House

Italian expedition seeks Fezzan as cradle of mankind

An Italian expedition led by Prof. Lidio Cipriana of the University of Florence surveys the Fezzan region in North Africa to argue humanity originated there. Across the globe archaeologists uncover bones, art, tombs, and sites reshaping views of prehistoric time and expanding public fascination with archaeology.

Gobi Desert Lidio Cipriana University of Florence North Africa Fezzan North South America England Europe Near Far East Africa

Washington anticipates mass departure after March 4

The piece notes a giant exodus beginning March 4 with people surrendering or leaving for weeks or months. It highlights reactions in the national capital, including a Navy secretary quipping he will return to Boston to mind his own business. The article suggests many in Washington should “go home” and mind their business.

Washington National Capitol Adams Boston Washinton

Politicians Eye Economic Gravy and Lobbyists in Washington

The piece rails against professional lob byists and blocs seen as raiding the public treasury. It suggests Adams will have his own business to mind in Boston and criticizes politicians who turn public service into a racket. It notes Seth Ingersoll visiting his mother Anna Ingersoll in Lorain and a mention of Cleveland.

Washington Adams Boston Austin Cleveland Seth Ingersoll Lorain Anna Ingersoll

Voice of the People compares tax and famine to forest creatures

A reader using the name GEORGE R. HAINES writes a fable about a forest where strong squirrels amass stores while weaker ones starve. The piece warns of central storehouses and higher tributes, then calls for action to stop expulsion of the needy and to prevent further oppression by the privileged.

Great Forest George R. Haines East Avenue

Valentine Dinner Hosts and Local Social Notes

Ruth E. Kelly hosted a valentine dinner for F. A. Perkins faculty. Nearby visits included the Ober and Davidson families, Creston and Amherst travelers, and local church ladies active in social events. The Camden Glee lads rehearse for an April music festival in Clearview, with several residents hosting guests and visiting friends around Kipton.

D. J. Moherman Wellington Charles Seeley Brighton Ray Radcliffe Ed. Ober Margery Fetzer Creston Helen Davidson Raymond Sprague Beverly Amherst Jay Whitney Ladies’ Aid Society Community Church J. B Kasinski E. LL Ober William McConnell Pittsfed Albright B. J Sharp Camden Glee Clearview William Ingersoll Columbia Station Anna Ingersoll Nettie Wood Georgia Gibbs Wiliam Davriden Jack St. James Cleveland Martha Davidson William Davidson Glen Baroer Roy Mathers Varysville Jorge Leininger B. C. Mandeville

Community Notes From Huntington and Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs John Gingery and family and Miss Lucile McQuate attended a birthday party at Mr and Mrs Karl Humphrey in Elyria. Several families including the Handleys, Cassells, Leiningers, Seitters, Rooks, and Regal shared Sunday visits and dinners across Spencer Camden Wellington and Elyria. Local societies and residents visited relatives, with H J Pratt serving on the jury and tuberculous patient Wayne Maurer noted as ill.

Huntington John Gingery Lucile McQuate Karl Humphrey Elyria Walter Handley Spencer George Weaver Mort Cassell Handley O. W. Roberson Clarence Setters Wellington George Leininger Guane Perkins Camden John Cassell Little Helen Cassell New London Clarence Seitters Mirs Seitter C. Leininger Hart Wilbur Rook C. A. Regal Ladies’ Aid Society Circle No. 2 The United Church Fred Mohns Myron Hines Doylestown Hine Wayne Maurer Maurer Alvin Sanders West Salem Bert Sanders H. J. Pratt F. E. Biddinger Elsha Glenro Mohns Penfield Earl Easterday Hazel Pitzer Laisy Oberlin H. D. Bowen Lester

Sunday School Party Fetes Sunbeam Class at United Church

A Sunbeam class party at the United Church hosted by teacher Mrs Bern ie Miller drew about all members after school on Tuesday with Valentine themes. Stanley Denzen was elected president Harold Miller secretary Dorthea Naegele treasurer. A Valentine game and hunt followed with refreshments served by Miss Gertrude Miller Master Frederick Weinsboro and Miss Jeannette Miller.

Sunbeam United Church Sunday School Bernie Miller Stanley Denzen Harold Miller Dorthea Naegele Valentine Clames Valentine Hunt Gertrude Miller Frederick Weinsboro Jeannette Miller

Valentine Party At The Wines Home For Grange Juvenile

Dorthea Doris and Lewis Wines hosted a Valentine party for the juvenile Grange at their residence located one and a half miles east of the center.

Valentine Dorthea Doris Lewis Wines

Treaty rounds out war with Great Britain ratified by Senate

In 1815 the Treaty of Gwent ends the war with Great Britain and is ratified by the U S Senate. In 1966 Ahive Roosevelt who is the daughter of the President and Congress is mentioned in relation to public life.

Treaty of Gwent Great Britain U.S. Senate Ahive Roosevelt Congress

Notable births listed for prominent figures across fields

A compiled list notes birthdays of Frederick Ives Philadelphia inventor 77 born in Litchfield Connecticut Thomas J Watson New York businessman 59 born Campbell New York Dr William S Bainbridge New York surgeon 63 born Providence Rhode Island Harlan I Smith Ottawa anthropologist 61 born Saginaw Michigan Dorothy Canfield Fisher Vermont author 54 born Lawrence Kansas Ross Stretter Aldrich Nebraska novelist 52 born Cedar Falls Iowa Donald Brian St Johns Newfoundland American actor 56 born St Johns Newfoundland

Frederick EF. Ives Philadelphia Litchfield Conn Thomas J. Watson International Business Machines Corp New York Campbell N. Y William S. Bainbridge Providence R. I Harlan I. Smith Victoria Memorial Museum Ottawa Cana BE. Saginaw Mich Dorothy Canfield Fisher Vermont Lawrence Kans Ross Stretter Aldrich Nebraska Cedar Falls Donald Brian St. John’s N. F

Community Gathering Honors Occasion With Refreshments

A local gathering was held yesterday evening with attendees including Betty Cassell Eileen Cas Betty Gott Freda Rogers Tete Bogers Marti Denzen Nirginia Simonson Leola Simon son Nettie Naegele Dorthea Nae sele Lucile McQuate Gordon Rogers Tumor Kole Lyie Simonson Cloyd Simonson Stanley Denzen Raymond Cassell Paulinne Kolbe and families. Refreshments were served and decorations matched the occasion.

Aterday Betty Cassell Eileen Cas- Betty Gott Freda Rogers Bogers Marti Denzen Nirginia Simonson Leola Simonson Nettie Naegele Dorthea Nae Sele Lucile McQuate Gordon Rogers Tumor Kole Lyie Simonson Cloyd Simonson Stanley Denzen Raymond Cassell Paulinne Kolbe Claud Simonson R. A. Cassell Myron Hines Wayne Harry and Lee Amy

Hunters May Be Barred Planes In Flathead Districts

The Western Mountain Fish and Game Association will propose a resolution to the state legislature to ban hunters and fishermen from using airplanes to reach Flathead Lake and Glacier Park districts.

Missoula Ent ILP Western Mountain Fish and Game Association Flathead Lake Glacier Park

Astrological Guidance From a Page of Advice

Those born on this day will be possessed of occult powers and psychic impressions. They should avoid widening life’s sphere and stay with modest industry as the path to growth.

Population boom in Adriene Texas doubles since last census

Adriene Texas notes a population surge as the town more than doubles its residents between the two most recent censuses. Local officials highlight growth in housing and services to meet rising demand.

Adriene Texas

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Voice OF People Sallys Kipton Ford Jewette Naomi Hawley Howard B. Somers Fhone Blue Bird Restaurant Court Street Love Bros Elyria Howe. Co Farm Implement CO Broad St Pem Murbach Coal & Supply Co Our Savings Department Lorain County Savings Ammerst
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