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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
6
A fragment suggests a claim that modern circuses embody justice as an inherent age based virtue. The text appears incomplete and lacks clear events or persons to anchor a full summary.
A local writer urges residents to feed winter birds to prevent starvation. The piece describes feeding stations, lists seed types for cardinals, chickadees, titmice, nuthatches, and cautions against garbage-eating species like English sparrows and starlings. It notes farmer involvement to protect quail and mentions holiday community events and church activities.
Ridgeville Farmers Institute convenes January 11 and 12 at Grange Hall with state speakers Mrs D R McConnell of Salem and Wheeler Welday of Smithfield. Alice Bird reviews 4-H work. dress remodeling demos by Margaret Burkley and Betty Baehr. play Two Days to Marry directed by Clyde Van Wormer. Rabbit Club elects 1933 officers. epidemic colds drift through village.
Boston remembers Calvin Coolidge not as president but as Massachusetts governor who faced a police strike crisis. Samuel Gompers urged recognition of the strikers, Coolidge replied there is no right to strike against public safety, and sent the telegram despite anticipated political ruin.
Osborn Manufacturing Company transfers four acres on Elm Street in Grafton to the W O Larson Foundry Company. The conveyance details the real estate transfer between two adjacent industrial firms.
The notice details parcels in Grafton at Barchard Street and North Railroad Street including lot 3 lot 1 and part of lot 2 in Barchard's Addition.
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