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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1936

Page

4

Murray Hill Inn Remains a Symbol of Old New York

New Yorkers wonder about the Murray Hill hotel after proprietor Ben Bates's passing. The venerable hostelry kept mid Victorian elegance amid Grand Central area booms, with changes including a refined bar at the Metropolitan Opera. Notables and writers of late nights appear in its orbit, from Tallulah Bankhead to Jules Bache, while Daniel Frohman honors Fannie Hurst and others chronicled in lively anecdotes.

New York Jan Murray Hill Ben Bates Simeon Ford Grand Central Zone Daniel Frohman Fannie Hurst Metropolis Miss Hurst Mr. Frohman Lyceum Theatre Tallulah Bankhead Tallulah Metropolitan Opera Jules Bache

Notable pre 1900 literary figures born or died

A sequence of brief biographical notes lists William Wilkie Collins English novelist born 1824 died 1880s. Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema Anglo Dutch painter born 1836 died 1912. Augustus Thomas American playwright born 1857 died 1934. Entries place deaths in Gainesville Georgia Nyack New York and births in England and Missouri with varying dates.

Gainesville William Wilkie Collins Lawrence Alma-Tadema Augustus Thomas St. Louis Nyack N. Y

Juvenile Grange Officers Installed At Local Lodge

The Juvenile Grange installed officers led by Doris Pierce as master with Junior Prentice and others filling roles. Three graces named Evelyn Reamer Celia Usanic Illa Witbeck. Visitors included Rev F H Schott Supt Oberleitner from Litchfield and several Wellington guests.

F. H. Schott Supt Oberleitner Litchfield John Barber Harry Allen Nell Bradley Wellington

Year’s Day at Albert Egains in Spencer KE

A compact local item notes residents Albert Egain and family in Spencer KE observe Year’s Day. A. Richmond and Ralph Bowman are ill under a doctor’s care. Mrs Lynn Myers has pleurisy and is cared for by her mother Mrs Haggar of Cleveland. Mr and Mrs C L Minkler and daughter Jean visited a Loran. E E Minkler also visited in Loran and Elyrla.

Albert Egain Spencer KE. A. Richmond Ralph Bowman Lynn Myers Myer Haggar Cleveland C. L. Minkler Jean Loran E. E. Minkler Loraln Elyrla

Excessive speed and Chicago’s Christmas safety spike

The Chicago Christmas period saw no auto fatalities despite heavy traffic due to a snowstorm that forced cautious driving. The piece argues excess speed, not mere conditions, primarily drives auto casualties and urges reliance on controlled speeds beyond mere statistics.

Chicago Nature

Scientists Astound Us with Age of Rocks and Worlds

Geologists and paleontologists appear in convention with bold claims on rock ages and ancient habitats. They describe Palisades as 150,000,000 years old, Albany area under water 400,000,000 years ago, and a 2,000 year old walled village in Georgia. They discuss Martian ideas and other wonders, sparking a circus metaphor about civilization’s veneer.

Hudson River Albany Georgia

Modern War II Wholesale Massacre and Red Cross Controversy

The piece laments a heated dispute between Sweden and Italy over Red Cross status amid World War II bombings. Haile Selassie petitions the League of Nations over Italy's treatment of hospitals and ambulances, while Geneva officials fear the Red Cross becoming a symbol of death. It questions whether modern warfare can be governed by international humanitarian rules and notes a shift from personal combat to wholesale massacre.

Red Cross Sweden Italy League of Nations Haile Selassie International Organization Geneva

Indiana Tax Showings reveal near full collection rate

Indiana tax officials report about 99 percent of the state property tax levy of 91.4 million dollars will be collected this year. The low delinquency follows higher property incomes and a reduced tax rate, seen as key factors in boosting paid up owners and civic stability. The article notes broader implications for other states grappling with fair assessments and collections.

Indiana

Notable anniversaries of historic figures listed

The notice recalls anniversaries of John Carroll born Upper Marlboro Maryland died Baltimore December 3 1815 Flisha North Connecticut physician pioneer vaccination eye infirmary born Goshen Connecticut died December 29 1843 Nicholas Biddle Philadelphia editor financier and public servant born Philadelphia died February 27 1844 James Longstreet Edgefield District South Carolina Civil War general later government official diplomat and railway executive born in Edgefield District South Carolina

John Carroll United States Baltimore Upper Marlboro Flisha North Connecticut Goshen Conn Nicholas Biddle Philadelphia James Longstreet War Horse of the Confederacy Edgefield District 8. C

Notable anniversaries in American history

The record highlights anniversaries of events from 1815 to 1931. It notes Jackson's 1815 victory at New Orleans, Tilton Beecher trial in 1875, Louisiana governors’ swearing in in 1877, Wilson's Fourteen Points address in 1918, a 1920 steel strike, and a 1931 papal encyclical on marriage.

Gen Jackson New Orleans Theodore Tilton Henry Ward Beecher Brooklyn N. Y Louisiana Wilson Congress League of Nations Pape Pius

Birthdays of notable figures from 19th to 20th century

A roundup of notable birthdays includes U.S. Senator Bennett Champ Clark of Missouri born in Bowling Green 46 years ago, Senator Henrik Shipstead of Minnesota born in Burbank 55 years ago, and travel lecturer E. Burton Holmes born in Chicago 66 years ago. Also listed are Tulsa and Washington, D.C. lawyer Patrick J. Hartey born Choctaw Nation 53 years ago, Willard M. Kiplinger born Bellefontaine 45 years ago, Morgan B. Brainard of Aetna Life Insurance born Hartford 57 years ago, Dr. Robert C. Clothier Rutgers president born Philadelphia 51 years ago, and Hans Kindler conductor born in Holland 44 years ago.

U. S Bennett Champ Clark Missouri Bowling Green U.S Henrik Shipstead Minnesota Farmer-Labor Burbank Minn E. Burton Holmes New York City Chicago Patrick J. Hartey Tulsa Okla Washington, D. C Hoover Choctaw Nation Willard M. Kiplinger Bellefontaine Morgan B. Brainard Aetna Life Insurance Co Hartford, Conn Robert C. Clothier Rutgers Univ Philadelphia Hans Kindler Holland

Prophet Plays Out Awe Inspiring Sign for Faith Lesson

A prophet uses a public sign bearing the strange words Mahershalalhashbaz to urge faith as Isaiah 7 and 8 unfold. Witnesses Uriah the priest and Zechariah record the event, which coincides with the birth of the prophet’s son given the meaning speedy spoil hurry prey. The verse 4 lesson and the prior son Shear-jashah signaling a remnant returning are highlighted.

Remarkable Native Power in Expression through Music and Poetry

The text notes that a native endowed with expressive gifts in music and poetry could become a benefactor to mankind. It mentions mild nature, potential full mental powers, trials, and patience leading to victory, framed as a constructive motivational message.

Waters of Siloam and Milton Echo in Judah’s Flight

The text contrasts the calm waters of the Siloah with Milton's Siloah brook as a divine symbol. It notes Judah’s departure from Jehovah toward Assyria as a rejection of the peaceful stream for a mighty conqueror that would flood the land, then cites the hymn Stand up Stand up for Jesus urging reliance on divine strength.

Shiloah Milton Siloah Judah Jehovah Assyria Jesus

Penfield Grange installs officers in 1936

Penfield Grange held its installation meeting on Thursday evening January 2 with large attendance. An oyster supper preceded the session. Worthy Master Fred Rollin led routine business and the 1936 officer slate was installed by Mrs. Lawrence Betts. New officers included Fred Rollin master Carl Buell overseer A J Andrews lecturer Lyle Pierce steward Lawrence Looy assistant steward Mrs Philip Babel chaplain Mrs Amy Ferriman treasurer Mrs Richard Leach secretary Paul Pelton gatekeeper Helen Blough Ceres Helen Blight Pomona Thurza Witbeck Flora Mrs Hite lady assistant steward Harvey Blough member of the executive committee Orlo Witbeck business and legislative agent and Mrs C E Dickason Juvenile Grange matron. Further details truncated.

Penfield Penfield Grange Fred Rollin Lawrence Betts Carl Buell A. J. Andrews Lyle Pierce Lawrence Looy Philip Babel Amy Ferriman Richard Leach Paul Pelton Helen Blough Ceres Helen Blight Pomona Thurza Witbeck Flora Hite Harvey Blough Orlo Witbeck C. E. Dickason

Penfield Grange Hosts Lorain County Delegates

Penfield Grange hosted a Saturday meeting inviting representatives from thirteen of fourteen Lorain County subordinate granges. Pomona Grange and county officers attended. Frank Eldred led the session with a commendable business period and engaging lecture hour. Delegates reported on the State Grange gathering, with John Barber representing the southern county. A dinner and social hour followed. The next Pomona session is set for the first Saturday in March at Oberlin.

Penfield Grange Lorain Pomona Grange Frank Eldred State Grange John Barver Pomona Oberlin

Eglin Family Spend New Year Holiday Visit

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Eglin with Mrs. Robert Eglin and their sons spent New Year or New Year’s period away from home, keeping a low profile while enjoying a brief family reunion and social time.

J. B. Eglin Robert Eglin

Jury frees Allen Hanes under new Ohio law

In Norwalk Ohio a jury acquitted Allen Hanes of manslaughter in the killing of a fellow farm worker, granting him permanent immunity from further prosecution under a recently enacted Ohio law.

Norwalk U.P Allen Hanes Hanes Ohio

Car owner walks 40 miles to Grange convention

Portland Maine reports 63 year old Mark Howard walked 40 miles to a Grange convention, leaving his car in a barn. He says long walks keep a man in trim and prefers the healthful trek over driving.

Portland Mark Howard

Also Mentioned on This Page

O. O. McIntyre Charles R. Barnes Amsterdam Avenue Frazier Hunt Montague Glass Lardner Patsy Kelly Hollywood Horatio Alger Broadway Frank Fay Patsy Don Marquis Evening Sun Gene Crawley Copright McNaught Syndicate Doris Pierce Junior Prentice Virginia Leach Tommy Betts Lois Leach Marie Reamer Josephine Rollin Warren Rollin Allene Pelton Evelyn Reamer Celia Usanic Illa Witbeck League Golden Legion Grange Pierre R. Smith Elyria Savings Bldg Grand Gas Ranges Elyria Electric & Music Store F. A. Steger Mgr West Ave Old Gold Lerilard Co NT daKo Lil Mme Me Xoeel West 40Th Street
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