Elyria Paper Masthead and Circulation Audit Notes
Elyria Ohio publication details show Bursau of Circulation audit by Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co. Publisher HUDNUTT J, Editor GEORGE J CLARE. Prices listed: single copy three cents, weekly and yearly rates for local and out-of-area subscribers. Advertising reps in Chicago New York Columbus Detroit. Saturday February 24 1940.
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Elyria
Ohio
Bursau
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Cc Hudnutt
J Clare George
Dana
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Columbus
South Third St
Detroit
General Motors
Prepare Now for Spring Renovation Rush Across Elyria
A spring home care plea urges homeowners and builders to start work early to avoid peak demand. Painters, decorators, and contractors are urged to plan purchases, study blueprints, and discuss color schemes now. Delaying risks unavailable skilled help and longer waits once the rush begins.
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Elyria
Sam Houston Jones Faces a Real Job in Louisiana Politics
Sam Houston Jones, a Louisiana attorney and former state American Legion commander, will take over as governor in April. He faces transforming a state long under dictatorial rule, ending graft, reining in spending, and uniting reform elements with an anti Long legislature to pursue democratic governance and state reform.
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American Legion
Jones
Louisiana
Pelican
Por
Commonwealth
Earl K W. Long
Eloas
Long
Huey P. Lang
West
Bim
Ningush
Washington
Sam Houston Jones
Civilization and Savagery in Modern War
A critical commentary condemns Soviet and Nazi conduct in World War II era fighting. It accuses the Reds of bombing undefended towns and hospitals while praising Nazi brutality toward minorities as equally savage. It derides Stalin and Hitler as modern reincarnations of Genghis Khan and Attila the Hun.
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Sioux Indians Or Hottentots
Nazi Germany
Poland
Cardinal Hlond Lastoak
Stalin
Witler
Genghis Khan
Attila the Hun
Hollywood Labor Turmoil Shapes Movie Moguls Wariness
Hollywood observers note bid for higher pay clashes with studio cash flow as Bioff’s union drive pressures moguls. A 23 percent raise for labor trimmed by a 10 percent cut in executives’ salaries boosts labor riches, while payrolls and benefits strain studio budgets amid volatile industry profits.
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Bioif
Ted States
Rioffs
St Matthias Day Observed In Renewed Faithful Remembrance
In a February observance titled Anniversaries Saturday the article reflects on St Matthias Day and Hebrews 12 22 29. It emphasizes prayer linking the living with the world beyond and the communion of saints with believers, saying the dead are part of one community and that the cloud of witnesses assists through prayer.
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St. Matthias
Mount Sion
Jerusalem
General Assembly
Jesus
Abel
Africa
Bible Readings and Todays Births in History
Todays Readings and commemorations list notable births and deaths from 1772 onward. Figures include William H. Crawford born Nelson County Virginia, Hall Jackson Kelly born Northwood Massachusetts, Kirke Brown born Leiden Mars, George W. Curtis born Providence Rhode Island, Winslow Homer born Boston, John Habberton born Brooklyn and Kearney, plus historical events such as Lincoln creating Arizona Territory and Johnson impeachment moves. Also cited are other scholars, artists, and public figures with their birthplaces and dates, followed by Today’s Horoscope noting a generous temperament and broad social circles.
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Willam H. Crawford
Georgia
Nelson
Co. Va
Hall Jackson Kelly
Palmer
Mass
Northwood
Kirke Brown
America
Leiden
Mars
Newburg
N. Y
George W. Curtis
New York
Providence
R. I
Winslow Homer
Boston
Dierl
John Habberton
Brooklyn
Kearney
N.J
Sullivan Church News and Briefs From Local Schools
Sullivan CHURCH NEWS lists Sunday School at 10 00 and worship at 11 00 with Rev C L Wells topic The M Jesus plus Congregational Church service and Sunday School. BRIEFS note Young Peoples class plans Akron trip Firestone Rubber plant visit, basketball win 30 24 over Jeromeville, Shine Gang event February 27, and community updates on hospital operation recovery and local dinners.
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Church News Christian Church
Lloyd Moore
C. L. Wells
Young Peoples
The
Christian Church
Akron
Firestone
Ashland Hospital
Saville Rice
Bobby
C. Rogers
Cora Chamberlain
Hollywood youth and wealth fuel cockeyed values
The excerpt mocks young stars like Orson Welles amassing millions by age 23. It points to a big cash cache and a contract to produce any film, critiquing arrogance as Hollywood’s way of life. The tone reflects harsh, gossiping commentary about fame and money.
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Orson Welles
Hollywood
Ledger Syndicate
Elyria Stocks Nominal Quotations Feb 23 1940
Elyria Savings Building stock table lists bid and ask prices for several issues. Entries include Andwur Mort. Bs. 126, O.W. Bender 125, Colson V.T. C. 18 19, Depositors Mort. Bs. 42, OW Harshaw Chem. Pid 18 20, Marion Reserve 5% Pid 95 98, O. P.S. 7% Pid 116, O PLS 6% Pid 105 108, Perry Fay 23 29.
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Elyria
P. R. Smith & Company
Elyria Savings
Mort. Bs
O.W. Bender
Colson V.T. C
Harshaw Chem
Marion Reserve
P. S
Perry Fay
Screw Az al
Your Federal ncome Tax Depreciation Allowances
The amount to be recovered by depreciation is the cost of the property if acquired after February 28, 1913. If acquired before March 1, 1913 the basis is the cost less prior depreciation or fair market value on March 1913, whichever is greater. The proper allowance is that amount set aside for the year under a consistent plan so that plus salvage value equals the cost at end of life. Depreciation for a building depends on its serviceable years, not its condemnation date. Construction year begins when usable. Buildings under construction are not depreciable. If economic or other conditions force early abandonment, a reasonable deduction for obsolescence may be allowed in addition to depreciation. No obsolescence deduction is permitted for anticipated future obsolescence.
North Ridgeville Surprise Birthday Party Details
Mrs Grace MelIntyre was surprised on her birthday as Myss C T Winckles hosted an evening of bridge followed by a buffer lunch. Guests included Harold Strong family and Clovis McIntyre. a cake by Grace McIntyre was displayed on a lace table. Townsend Club opened with four members and a new joiner. Townsend Youth Association aims to unite locals ages sixteen to thirty five, with Evan Detwiler as contact for further details. A Cleveland TV group visit on March 28 promises a varied program.
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North Ridgeville
Grace MelIntyre
Myss_ C. T. Winckles
Clovis MclIntyre
Harold Strong
Carol
Paul Knapp
R. Haehl
Grace McIntyre
Clovis McIntyre
Elyria
E. Carver
Townsend Club
Town Hall
Ownsend Youth Association
Evan Detwiler
T. V
Cleveland
Legacy of remembrance and respect for a beloved teacher
The passage honors a teacher as a cherished figure whose memory endures beyond material value, noting the esteem of the world at large and the lasting impact of their work and character.
Sunday Horoscope Reading Cautions Overreaching Fortune
Today’s nature is hard to grasp as the stars favor quiet, steady paths. A warning against forcing fortune too far remains, yet a diverse approach should enrich the spirit and life rather than strain it.
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Town meeting notices in Cleveland and speaker lineup
Rev Charles Coak well of Cleveland will speak at the next meeting on February 29. A Townsend meeting is announced at the B L E Building in Cleveland on Sunday February 25 with Robert Monahan speaking on What Youth Wants to Know. BRLEFS Mr and Mrs Russell Flood were guests at the R Hach home Thursday evening. Mrs E Young is ill at the Winter home in Stuart Florida. Margery Whitcomb is recovering from a mastoid operation at Lakewood Hospital. Benevolent Society will meet at the church on Wednesday February 28 at noon with a tureen lunch. Red Cross sewing planned.
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Charles Coakwell
Cleveland
Townsend
B. of L. E. Bldg
Robert Monahan
Russell Flood
R. Hach
E. ©. Young
Tee
Stuart
Florida
Margery Whitcomb
Lakewood Hospital
Vews Benevolent Society
Red Cross
South Amherst Club and church events in late February
South Amherst hosts a Young People's League meeting at St. John's church with 13 members attending Lent services and a brief business session. The Townsend Club No. 1 met at the town hall with Ford Moser presiding, plans for March 7 discussed, and guest readings by Stevens with Elmer Harris providing vocal selections. Seniors name motto We Have Crossed the Bay and set blue and silver colors, with two members appointed to meet the Junior class on finances. Village Council to meet at the town hall Monday evening.
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League
South Amherst
Young People's League
St. John's Church
Elma Wirth
Jeanne
Grace Thompson
Townsend Club
Townsend Club No
Town Hall
Ford Moser
Stevens
Townsend Club No. 1
Elyria
Elmer Harris
Sammy Slack
Kenneth Jones
Margaret Gall
Litchfield Visitors and Local Lunch Sale Planned
Litchfield residents visit Cleveland with the Keyser family while the North Street division of the L B S plans a school community lunch at the annex on Thursday at noon February 29. A fried cakes table will be sold and orders may be left with Mrs A Q Frombaugh or at the annex. A crowd attended a cemetery and park chicken dinner at the town hall Wednesday evening with Clyde Bradley and Mrs Homer Homan playing hosts. The dinner was a financial success.
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Robert Lloyd
D. T. Lloyd
Cleveland
C. E. Keyser
North Street
Annex
A. Q. Frombaugh
Litchfield
Medina
Town Hall
Clyde Bradley
Homer Homan
George
Martha Washington
Bay Village Guests Visit Mrs Blanche Tite
Eaton Mrs George Schmidt and son Billy from Bay Village stayed with Mrs Blanche Tite from Monday to Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs James Bardiner, son Richard and Miss June Marey also attended staying guests.
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George Schmidt
Billy
Bay Village
Blanche Tite
James Bardiner
Richard
June Marey
Wellington church notes list Sunday services across denominations
First Methodist Lonzon led by Green plans 9 30 Sunday school 10 45 worship with sermon Ready For What Epworth League at 6 30. evening service 7 30 Hearsay of Experience. First Baptist pastor John H Green Bible school 9 30 worship 10 45 sermon Life in a Look Young peoples service 6 50 evening 7 30 Isaiah's Picture of the Coming King. First Congregational notes Dr C W Recard Edward Wells Sunday school 9 30 worship 10 30 Lentern series Sacrament of Service. Church of Christ A E Tennang 9 30 Sunday school Mrs Ma bel Whipple superintendent worship 10 45 sermon All the Way with Jesus Christian Endeavor 6 30 Knowing Ones Self Holy Baptism will be administered Prayer 7 30 Monday. St Patrick's Rev William Ty Moran Masses 8 and 10 Lent services 7 45 Stations of the Cross. Christian Unity Class Margaret L Jones IL 2 9 30 Sunday morning First Congregational.
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Lonzon. Green
Charley Barnes
Intermediate League
Epworth League
First Baptist
John H. Green
Bible
Paul Wilkinson
Young Peoples
Green
Isaiah
First Congregational
C. W. Recard
Edward Wells
Church of Christ
A. E. Tennang
Mabel Whipple
Jesus
Christian Endeavor Society
St. Patrick’s
William Ty Moran
Moran
Christian Unity
Margaret L. Jones
First Congregational Church
Lorain Dinner Guests And Local Social Visitors
Lorain residents hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Roy Ward for dinner Sunday. Merton Graham of Belden joined Mr and Mrs Bernard Cowley for a Sunday visit. Elyria couple Mr and Mrs Gordon Tite and their daughter called on Walter Grills Wednesday evening. Mrs Eric Cowley and daughter Charlotte and Mrs Arthur Cowley and daughter Doris attended a shower for Mrs Grant Cowley Saturday afternoon.
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Lorain
Roy Ward
Merton Graham
Belden
Bernard Cowley
Gordon Tite
Elyria
Walter Grills
Eric Cowley
Charlotte
Arthur Cowley
Doris
Grant Cowley
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