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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
13
A brief notice lists subscription rates: in city by carrier two cents per copy, 12 cents per week, 36 dollars per year in advance by mail outside of divisions, three dollars per year within Lorain and adjoining counties, and four hundred dollars within Ohio.
The article reflects on Calvin Coolidge life from his handling of the Boston police strike to his presidency and death at sixty He is praised for the power of decision his modesty and belief in American destinies It notes his prosperity era leadership and enduring respect from friends and foes
Calvi Coolidge writes from Northampton Massachusetts on March 13 1929 to thank the Chronicle Telegram for an editorial. He extends kind regards and praises the piece for its courteous tone and impact.
A Roanoke Times feature recalls Calvin Coolidge's candid reflections on private grief after his son Calvin and father died, noting how power and public esteem could not soothe family losses. The article portrays Coolidge as intensely human, balancing duties with personal sorrow and the primacy of family over office.
The Hamilton Evening Journal notes a political speech spans about five thousand words when read aloud and humorously argues that a vehicle’s behavior is not its fault. The piece comments on teams chosen for easy wins and others seeking new jobs amid broader commentary.
A digest of birth and death anniversaries for figures such as Joan of Arc born 1412 and executed 1431, Joseph Holt born 1807, Charles Sumner born 1811, Heinrich Schliemann born 1822, Gustave Doré born 1832, Clarence King born 1842, John Calvin Brown born 1927, and Gustave Doré noted artist with key life dates. Names, places, and dates highlighted.
Events span George Washington marriage to Martha Custis in 1759, the 1872 shooting of financier King of Wall Street by Edward Stokes in New York, New Mexico statehood in 1912, and Theodore Roosevelt becoming the 26th president in 1901.
A list of prominent birthdays and obituaries appears with figures linked to Oyster Bay, Sumter, Galesburg, Cleveland, New York, and other locations. Entries include senator Duncan U. Pletcher, poet Carl Sandburg, NPS Director Horace McVinicht, publisher J. Medill Patterson, missionary Jean K. Vachenzie, actor Tom Vix, bishop Rt Rev John W Robinson, Admiral Hugh Rodman, Sir Henry Dickens, and Stella Benson, with ages and birthplaces.
The text notes that lines may seem positive yet the risk of misjudgment by relatives exists due to sympathetic bias. It suggests caution in interpreting the lines when personal ties could skew perception.
Avon Lake notes report regular meetings at Avon Lake High School with Christian Scientist and Congregational Church activities. Brief items list social gatherings, visits, and club entertainments including Bridge Club and local hospitality in January.
Mrs Archia Spade and her son Bobby visited in Loraln on Monday. Mrs Allie Helder spent Wednesday with his parents Mr and Mrs John Helder. Mrs Anna Rohr of Forest Filis Drive visited Cleveland on Wednesday. Several Spade family members called on Archie Spade of Steve Moore road Monday afternoon. Karnes of Sandusky called on Walter Mitchell Wednesday. George Hamm and Mrs George Hamm of North Olmsted visited Mr and Mrs Jack Laidlaw Wednesday. James Kilpatrick and others from Lorrain spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Wm Schumaker. Man Burnstein of Elyria was in town on Thursday. Mable Taylor of Oakwood Drive visited Elyria on Wednesday. Erne Marbath and family from Lake View Drive were guests of George Lines in Wellington. Mrs Lionel Glass of Laketoa visited Cleveland on Thursday. Master Robert Schueszler of Lear toad spent the past week with his aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs Edward Schafer of Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Lewis West, formerly of Leari oad, have moved to South Port Drive. Ernie Murbach and family of Lake View Oise hosted guests. The Avon Lake Tavern dance by Avalon Dons orchestra Wednesday night was a success. Irvin Walker visited Cleveland on Wednesday.
A homeowner performs routine inspections of door knobs using a small screwdriver to tighten worn bolts. The precaution aims to prevent latch failures and improve security around the house.
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