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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1931
Page
4
A brief remark notes that milder regions offer a lure for travelers. It says such relocations spare some winter rigors but do not promise strong industrial prospects for nomads. The tone suggests cautious optimism about climate as an inducement.
Mary Anderson director of the Federal Women's Bureau discusses public reaction to proposals to discharge married women from industry. She cites census based findings showing many are needed for family support and notes wage gaps, unemployment, and costs of living complicate any blanket dismissal policy.
John W. Cullen Company serves Chicago at 8 So. Michigan Ave and New York on Goirth Ave while Detroit hosts General Motors Building representatives.
In the Waldo Biddinger residence on Liberty street a new electric radio was noted. Mrs. Belle Gannette spent New Year’s Day with her son Warner Gannette and his family.
An editorial essay discusses Macaulay's remark on progress and warns that modern pressures like debt and taxation do not halt long term improvement. It argues history shows nations grow wealthier despite crises and urges rulers to limit government while letting capital and industry prosper for ongoing national advancement.
Colonel Woods, chair of President Tilcov er's Emergency Committee for Employment, orders jobless to stay within their own areas as transient workers face near zero chances. Arizona is singled out as a magnet for the idle, with Boulder Dam projects cited. California and Florida report sizable influx and worsening strain on local relief efforts.
A fragment notes a big city arrest involving Felix Centracchi, Gene di Santo, and Levio Paolicchi. It mentions Tell Binkley waiting on a Wick ershant report and renting a corner room for a tire shop, in a gossip-like brief.
Today marks birthdays of Stephen Decatur born 1773 in Maryland and died 1820 in Bladensburg, Robert Morrison born 1782 with China missions, Cyrus Hamlin born 1811 in Maine and died 1900 in Portland, Olympia Brown born 1835 in Michigan and died 1926, Rudolph Eucken born 1846 and died 1926, and David Bispham born 1857 in Philadelphia and died 1921.
A compact digest notes events from 1608 Captain John Smith captured and saved by Pocahontas to 1840 a decree against intercourse with England, 1925 Nellie Taylor Ross sworn in as Wyoming’s first female governor, plus brief birth notices for City names such as King C. Gillette and others.
The Spencer Manufacturing Co. gave employees a New Year basket including a turkey and vegetables. Local residents visited relatives in Chippewa Lake and Elyria. Several families and individuals, including Harold Archer from Oberlin College, and nursing graduate Mary McPherson, are noted with social visits and hospital recuperation.
Mrs Harvey Ingraham improves and moves about the house as Grace of Oberlin College returns home to help. Various relatives visit, including Emmet Haines of Nova with sister Waldo Biddinger and Anna Bowen under medical care. New Year and Christmas visits spread among Oberlin, Elyria, Lima, Akron, Lodi, and Five Points with friends and family, plus the Annual Farmers Institute announced for Spencer on January 25 and 27.
Italian restaurant promotes delicious spaghetti and ravioli with a claim of the best foods. Private dining nooks available at 333 Edwy Street, Lorain, phone 3806.
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