This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1933
Page
4
A memorial service for Calvin Coolidge will be held at City Hall chamber tomorrow at 3 p.m. with James A. Solandt as speaker. Prominent residents are expected to attend as the event honors the former president and presents his life as an example for youth education.
A memorial service for former president Calvin Coolidge is set for tomorrow evening at 7 at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Dr. E. J. Bond announces the pastor will deliver a sermon titled The Passing of a Great American with special patriotic music.
Rev Samuel Murphy of Akron leads revival meetings entering final work tomorrow at 10 50 a m 3 talks on The Carnal Mind Life A Voyage and Startling Facts About Hell The last meeting of the week is tonight at 7 45 p m with When Will The Mood End And Who Will End It There is no meeting Monday night as Murphy and officers depart for Cleveland for an officers council meeting The piece notes patriotism once dominating ancient world duties.
Mary Ganter, 5, of 118 Park view court, sustained minor injuries on her left leg when struck at Middle avenue and Second street by a car driven by W. G. Warden, 2167 Atkins avenue, Lakewood. Injuries examined at Memorial Hospital. J. H. Crumley reports seeing the first robins of 1933 in Lorain County near cherry trees at his Stop 6 Lake Avenue home. Malpractice suit by Mary A. Stone of Cleveland Street Elyria settled in Huron County common pleas court Norwalk. case dismissed at defendant cost per Otto K. Mischka.
Lucy J. Spring aged 88 died at 1 30 AM at 1117 Courtland Street Wellington Ohio She was born in Homerville in 1844 and is survived by three children two stepsons five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Funeral services were set for Monday at 2 00 PM at the Wadesworth Home A second death notice reports Mrs George Orlich 43 dying at 3 45 AM in Vincent Ohio She had been ill seven months and funeral arrangements will be announced later
In Chicago, Mrs. Hita Rohr requests brief lifting of an injunction that bars communication with her ex husband, saying after ten years of marriage she always had the last word and wants to clear her record. Judge Joseph Sabath will review the request. Nearby, Lorain County Game and Fish Association plans a 2 p.m. meeting at Moore's Inn to set liberation dates for coon and rabbits.
December reports from Lorain County Health Department show 41 chickenpox cases among 86 total contagions. Typhoid in Rochester Township caused 2 deaths. influenza pneumonia and scarlet fever also listed. Nurses conducted 84 school visits, examined 6865 students, and 294 pupils plus 25 preschoolers received smallpox vaccines in 31 districts.
Elyria High School will release the Elyrian year book and the Elyria High Herald on the same day. Senior graduates on January 19 will be honored in the Elyrian, edited by Marie Witt with a staff including Irene Ackerman and Esther Bowen. The Herald’s final semester issue, led by Frank Walendziak, marks the end of this term with 34 journalism students contributing and a new staff to take over next semester.
Breta M Gilbert Elyria was granted a divorce from H K Gilbert on gross neglect of duty by Judge A R Webber. Susan Christensen Elyria filed for divorce from Holger on gross neglect of duty in common pleas court. Suits include W T Rawleigh Co against Peter J Schuller for 225 dollars, and Rose E Winterfield against Sidney W Brewer for 5464 dollars. Foreclosures sought on properties in Ridgeville and elsewhere. George Elmer Lorain sues Charles G Deckman Cleveland for 10000 dollars for injuries in a July 9 1932 auto crash.
Wheeler J Welty of Smithfield Jefferson County and Mrs D R McConnell of Salem Columbiana County will discuss topics at the Columbia Institute including Between the Lines Promising With Youth Whither Bound in Agriculture The Farmer and His Fruit Not All That Glitters Is Gold Mrs McConnell speaks on Milady s Flower Garden Housekeeping and Home Making Our National Dangers Are Within Nature s Little People Your Community An entertainment program includes a play The Days to Marry by the Ridgeville Grange presented at the evening session Tuesday Ridgeville Institute program not announced.
Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters held a joint installation in the IQ. 3 F. Hall with large attendance. New officers include Max Papworth Chancellor Commander J Benton Moore Vic Commander and Sara Tapper Excellent Senior etc. Open Forum and local club notes follow with community events and visits.
Dr Edmund D Soper president of Ohio Wesleyan University will preside over the Educational Association annual meeting at the Methodist Episcopal church in Atlantic City New Jersey next Monday and Tuesday Dr Soner is president of the association The meeting is held in conjunction with the Association of American College the Council of Church Boards of Education and the Liberal Arts College movement
A Cleveland College professor urges teachers to foster kindness through student acts like singing for the elderly and visiting hospital patients. The piece praises letters and notes from classmates to a sick child, urges parents to support such acts, and calls for课程 to cultivate tender, lofty emotions in children. Ida K Canter of Dayton wins Goethe medal in a national contest.
Cleveland markets report hogs at 1.60 for light weights, cattle steady to lower with steers around 9.13 and calves 4.50–5.50, and lambs 6.25–7.00. Chicago quotes list butter and poultry prices, potato receipts, and assorted grain values with No 2 red wheat at 4.03–4.04 and corn around 23.5–24.5 cents.
In a continuation from page one the service include prayers by Rev Penner and a benediction. Grace Coolidge selected the hymn O Thou That Will Not Let Me Go sung by a quartet as attendees heard a closing prayer asking for divine protection and peace.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Burne, retired from the U.S. Army in 1908 after service in the Indian and Spanish American wars, was found dead in a Cincinnati hotel room on Friday. He was 77 years old.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.