Classic Elyria Chronicle Telegram Masthead Snapshot
The excerpt presents the Elyria Chronicle Telegram style masthead with publishing details, addresses, pricing, and staff roles. It lists the Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co as publishers and notes J. Clare George as editor with a posting schedule and subscription costs. It also includes office locations in New York Chicago and Detroit.
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Chronicle-Telegram Membera Audit Bureau of Rites
Second Street
Bigela
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Budnutt
Mail
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
Favetey
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Detroit
General Motors Bldg
Do You Take A Personal Inventory
The article urges individuals to perform a yearly self audit beyond finances. It contrasts household stock taking with a personal balance sheet of mind and heart, urging frank self scrutiny to guide future growth in learning duty to family and community.
Roosevelt’s plan to realign federal bureaus and agencies
President Roosevelt aims to sort and realign the sprawling federal bureaus to reduce chaos without drastic cuts, consolidating operations under related departments while retaining most employees. He rejects Hoover’s wide revamp and any civil service takeover, seeking central control and clearer organization for a public wary of bureaucracy.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Act of Congress
Congress
Executive Department
Hoover
College Enrollments Rise Despite Unemployment Fears
A seven percent rise in college enrollments in 593 American colleges and universities is reported by Raymond Walters, noting similar NYA aid distribution. Total resident students reach 746,224 with a grand including part time and summer of 1,140,736. The piece highlights higher education absorbing potential job seekers and notes NYA placements easing youth unemployment. It also includes assorted political and social quips about taxation, mortality tables, perpetual motion, and radicals.
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Raymond Walters
University of Cincinnati
National Youth Administration
United States
Reminiscences of Bayville Days and a Frosty Sparrow
A nostalgic stroll through small town memory lanes from New York Day by Day writer 0. C. McIntyre. Vivid scenes unfold from 49th Street to Bayville childhoods including candy shop treats, a coveted first train ride, Aunt Piney’s crayon chronicles, a snowbound sparrow, jailhouse glimpses of Tommy Lucas, and a pirate-like Captain Hamilton on river ferries. The piece recalls early 20th century Americana and a love of history with a 1937 copyright notice.
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New York
Sparrow Funeral in a Parlor Box Told by Grandma
Grandma recounted to Tribune reporter Jim Robinson a makeshift coffin crafted from a Parlor Match box lined with quilt scraps. Sparrow laid on a shelf, snow buried it behind the walnut tree. Alice Bunch, the psalm-singing hired girl, led as chief mourner in a solemn, laced ceremony.
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Jim Robinson
Tribune
Alice Bunch
Alice
Anniversaries of notable figures from 1727 to 1931
A compact roundup of birth and death anniversaries: James Wolfe born 1727, Philip Freneau born 1752, Ramsay Crooks born 1781, Louis F Klipstein born 1813, Francis E Leupp born 1854, Alice M Robertson born 1854. Deaths range 1759 to 1931, with locations noted in brief.
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James Wolfe
Quebec
Philip Freneau
New York
Monmouth
WN. J
Ramsay Crooks
Astor
Great Western Fur
Scotland
Louis F. Klipstein
South Carolina
Winchester
Francis E. Leupp
Washington, D. C
Alice M. Robertson
Oklahoma
Historical milestones from 1777 to 1935 recapped
The record notes Washington's 1777 Princeton surprise attempt and Trenton deception, Georgia's 1788 constitution ratification, 1810 Napoleon seizing 134 American ships, the 1865 Siege near Murfreesboro, Port Arthur surrender in 1905, and the 1935 Hauptmann trial opening in Flemington New Jersey.
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Washington
Princeton
Trenton
Georgia
Napoleon
Britain
France
Spain
Naples
Holland
Murfreesborough
Tenn
Port Arthur
Flemington, N. J
Notable Births of Historical Figures Across Cities
A roundup noting birth anniversaries for figures including Prof. William Lyon Phelps of Yale born in New Haven seventy two years ago, cartoonist Frederick Burr Opper born in Madison Ohio, singer Tito Schipa born in Italy forty seven years ago, and other noted individuals such as Frederic J. Fisher, Robert Nathan, August Benziger, and Dr. Gilbert Murray, with their birthplaces and ages given.
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William Lyon Phelps
Yale
New Haven
Frederick Burr Opper
New Rochelle
N. Y
Madison
Frederic J. Fisher
Detroit
Sandusky
Tito Schipa
Beverly Hills
Cal
Italy
Robert Nathan
New York
August Benziger
Switzerland
Gilbert Murray
Idol chatter from Hollywood stirs gossip and quips
Hollywood columnist mines studio buzz to sketch idle chatter about Ann Southern editing publicity, Fred Astaire versus Ronald Colman public appearances, Wallace Beery’s sharp remarks, and glimpses of Janet Gaynor, Irene Dunne, Grace Moore, and other stars.
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Hollywood
Ann Southern
Fred Astaire
Ronald Colman
Wallace Beery
Shell
Anita Louise
Darryl Zanuck
Janet Gaynor
20Th Century-Fox
Lloyd Nolan
William Powell
Betty Furnesss
Frederic March
Paramount
Marie Wilson
Joe E. Brown
Irene Dunne
Irene
Paul Lukas
Robert Woolsey
Vic McLaglin
Jack Oakie
Nature's balance and a cautious zeal for plans
A reader is advised to maintain a balanced nature with zeal in pursuing plans. It cautions against cruelty and urges acting carefully and quietly while recognizing a sensuous, crafty tendency that may aid success if kept in check.
Native May Rise Through Hidden Ties in Diplomacy
A native may rise in diplomatic circles by keeping secrets and gaining confidence. The life work runs along hidden lines with some authority. The native is reserved and highly self-reliant, shaping a career in confidential service.
Grace's Studio World Faces Fading Supervisors
A disgruntled report recalls dwindling film studio supervisors once pivotal between directors and bosses. The piece notes satire about supervisors as “rats in sheep's clothing,” describes tense relations with Grace and colleagues, and cites a cameraman hiding a gardenia to mask a film’s odor amid changes in Hollywood’s power structure.
Bible Readings And Meditations Saturday Reflection
The passage reflects on Jesus championing the poor and oppressed, enduring rejection from the powerful. It emphasizes His unwavering love that empowers ordinary people to persevere and seek God, fellowship, and freedom from sin and fear. A. H. Grey underscores Jesus as irresistibly compelling to those who understand His love.
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Jesus
A. H. Grey
Christmas Gatherings Around Eaton Recap
Numerous family reunions and dinners mark Christmas Day in Eaton with gatherings from Lakewood to Bay Village and Grafton. Hosts include Mr. and Mrs. E. Hathaway, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Cornish, A. J. Brightman, and Dr. Van Freeman, among others. Families such as Cook, Nichols, and Cornish share meals and extended visits with relatives from Wooster, Cleveland, Columbus, and New York City.
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Hopwood
Vern Cornish
Grafton
A. J. Brightman
Cuyahoga Falls
Walter Cornish
Maxine
van Freeman
Chicago
George Cornish
Louis Ward
C. H. Swan
Apple Creek
Swan
Geneva
Ray Taylor
State Farm
Alfred Pfeiffer
Wooster
D. S. Cook
Russell Cook
Washington, D. C
Lester Cook
New York City
Jean Cook
Lewistown
Ohio
Grace Drexel
Zanesville
Ruth Cook
Raymond Alexander
Columbus
Nettie Nichols
Ida Burnham
Mason Nichols
Alice
Elyria
Elizabeth Davis
Eaton
Grace Cook
Cleveland
Lewis Grills
Walter and
Clyde
Robert Grills
Harry Drew
Relatives Gather for Day in Elyria and Nearby Homes
A long list of family visits spans Elyria and surrounding towns. Cully spent the day with kin in Cleveland while numerous households hosted relatives from Eaton Meadville Columbus and beyond. The Ellsworth Hawke clan missed attendance due to whooping cough and several couples entertained extended families including travelers from Boston Akron and Detroit.
Fi delis Sunday School Class Holds Christmas Party
Twenty six members of the Fi delis Class of the Sunday school held a Christmas party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orin Durkee last week. After a business session they played bingo, exchanged gifts, and enjoyed apricot pie and cocoa. A pantry shower and two individual gifts were given to teacher Mrs. A K Stevenson and her husband. The next party will be at Mr. and Mrs. Chester Carpenter's home in late January.
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Fidelis
Orin Durkee
A. K. Stevenson
Chester Carpenter
Sunday School Adult Bible Class Party Held At Swan Home
The Adult Bible class of the Sunday school held a Tuesday evening party at Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Swan’s home. Fifteen attendees enjoyed a pot luck supper and a Christmas gift exchange with games and contests filling the time.
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C. H. Swan
Rural Women's Club to Host January Meeting
Mrs Clarence Tildes will host the Rural Women's Club January meeting next Wednesday January 6. The business session starts at 10 30 a.m. A noon dinner will be served. In the afternoon Miss Alice Bird will give a talk and demonstrate fine mending and darning techniques.
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Clarence Tildes
Rural Women's Club
Alice Bird
Meeting Postponed by Grange with Traveling Table Visit
The Grange postpones its meeting due to a clash with the Traveling Table trip. On January 13 Columbia will take the Table to Wellington and present the program, with Eaton Grange members expected to attend. A later date for the regular meeting will be announced. A December 30 Grange party at Mr and Mrs Ben Munn’s home hosted members and friends, with state deputy Frank Mason and Mrs Mason in attendance.
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Columbia
Wellington
Eaton Grange
Ben Munn
Grange
Frank Mason
Local Social News Highlights From Chatham to Cleveland
Brikes with Mrs Leo Waltkden and Margaret visit Mr and Mrs W I Hawke in Chatham. J Rusopler attends her nephew's wedding in Cleveland. J H McComas and children from Apple Creek stay with C J Swan. Bert Rothel welcomes a son born at Berea Community Hospital on December 23. A L Brightman and wife return from family festivities to Cuyahoga Falls. Cleon Crowell visits George Hills family in Grafton Township. Olive Hopwood recovers from a cold and is up. Sunday dinner guests include Mary Fishburn Jessie Barringer and Helen Lichtenburg from Cleveland plus Arthur Fishburn from Elyria.
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Leo Waltkden
Margaret
Chatham
W. It. Hawke
J. Rusopler
Cleveland
J. Kh. McComas
Apple Creek
C. J. Swan
Bert Rothel
Berea Community Hospital
Walter Fishburn
Mary Fishburn
Jessie Barringer
Detroit
Helen Lichtenburg
Arthur Fishburn
Elyria
Local visitors and trips noted in regional social column
Mr and Mrs Albert Stumpf of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs W R Hawke Tuesday night. Walter Fishburn was in Madison on business Tuesday. H L Tite and Mrs Tite called at Fred Tite's Lorain home Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Rule and son Jack visited relatives in Green Springs Sunday. Marian Rule, visiting Detroit, joined them there. Robert Jamieson returned from winter leave with a Great Lakes shipping firm. Allen DeRussey and Mrs from Cleveland visited Minnie Sunday afternoon and joined Mame Rollin and Glen Rollin in Penfield.
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Albert Stumpf
Cleveland
W. R. Hawke
Walter Fishburn
Madison
Ohio
H. L. Tite
Fred Tite
Lorain
John Rule
Jack
Green Springs
Marian Rule
Detroit
Robert Jamieson
Great Lakes
Allen DeRussey
Minnie
Mame Rollin
Glen Rollin
Penfield
Shrewd Franklin Declares No Such Thing as a Little Enemy
Benjamin Franklin is quoted as remarking that there is no such thing as a little enemy, emphasizing the idea that opposition or adversaries carry significance beyond size or triviality.
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Benjamin Franklin
Ashes on ice highlight ironic appreciation
A quip notes that ashes are most valued when someone slips on ice, turning a misfortune into a darkly humorous moment reflecting on fragility and fortune.
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J. Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
Fury
Treasury
Mik. Lattimer
Colted Featary Syndicate, Inc
Tm. Rey. U. 5
0. C. McIntyre
Uncle George
Mr. Shallcross
Tommy T. Q. Lucas
Tommyr
Bayville
Gtandma
Grandma
William the Conqueror
Charles Frohman
William
West Virginia
Alum Rock Cave
Rafe Hamilton
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Jimmie Fidler
William Wellman
Wellman
Miss Gaynor
March
Grace Moore
Grace
Miss Moore
McNaught Syndicate
Christ
Cully
William = Hennie
Kenneth Buck
Anna Mides
Jessica Barringer
Ray Firestone
Kelyrdia
Charles Ossing
Irving Bobbitt
Edward Johnson
Donna
Darrell Johnson
A. B. Martin
BE. W. Martin
Russell Fish
Kenneth Crowell
Meadville
Burl Martin
John Leach
Alma
Lee Walkden
Earl Hawke
Nova
Arthur Hawke
George Harison
Ellsworth Hawke
la Porte
W. H. Giles
Max Chapman
Oberlin
Charlotte David
Boston
F. E. Beardsley
Fields
M. E. Strong
Mr. Beardsley
Strong
Jean
Fidelis Club
Brikes
Wilmot
T. O. Murphy
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