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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1933

Page

4

Advertising rates and foreign reps for Elyria paper

The notice lists daily two cent copy charges by carrier, twelve cents weekly, and six dollars ninety cents yearly in advance. Mail rates are three dollars per year outside Elyria within Lorain and adjoining counties, four hundred dollars in foreign advertising representatives include John W. Cullen Company Chicago New York Detroit and General Motors building.

Mail Elyria Lorain Ohio John W. Cullen Company Chicago Michigan Ave New York Fifth Ave Detroit General Motors Tereeeenen Aaesnemmninean

Cutting the Corners in Public Spending

A civic column urges prudent use of public money and welcomes constructive cost cutting ideas. It argues officials should study savings proposals, consider prisoner labor for meals and laundry, and act decisively to reduce county expenses without harming public service.

Wovmeis

Elyria Mecca for Farm Folks

Hundreds of Lorain County farm families gather in Elyria for the Lorain County Farm Bureau annual meeting at the First M. E. church. A noon picnic lunch in the basement showcases well filled baskets and fellowship amid discussions of farm problems and taxes.

Lorain County Elyria Lorain

Farmers Gather in Elyria for Mutual Benefit

A description of industrious farm families in the county. The passage praises their thrift and hard work, noting the positive impact of their efforts as they gather in Elyria for mutual benefit and to raise their children with care and advantages.

Elyria

The Silent Observer Pap Questions Sheridan Ride Tale

A reader suggests the famed Civil War ride by General Sheridan may be exaggerated or misrepresented. The piece hints historians debate the distance and purpose of the ride and proposes it could be a press agent story rather than fact.

Sheridan

Spectacles Found at Carthage Era Site Reveal Daily Life

Archaeologists uncover a third century B C pair of spectacles at Carthage and a Punic tomb yields cosmetic items including terra cotta urine of an organ, rouge, face powder, bronze razors, and milk bottles. Bobbed hair was the era’s sole fashion.

Carthage

Wedding Customs Shifts Roses to Bride After Ceremony

A wedding chronicle notes the bride carries roses during the ceremony while the coal scuttle and mop are presented afterward, reflecting a quirky tradition observed at the event.

Exchange confirms identity of Maggie in town tale

A farmer and a woman confirm Maggie's identity in a terse exchange. The farmer declares he will keep Maggie, implying a local family decision or protective measure in a small community scene. The fragment hints at domestic drama and social ties within the town.

Maggie

Aberdeen Scene Brings Laughs and Bravery to Stage

A rapid奔 through Scotland ends near Aberdeen where a boy is asked for a sixpence to name the place. In Kansas City actress Jane Green carries on with a telegram of her husband's death, masking tears with a brave stage smile.

Daxn Scotland Aberdeen Grahame Kansas City Jane Green Jane Woodland Scene Chicago

Local Oil and Soap Bargains Highlighted

Local notices promote automotive oil sold weekly in Hollyria with cans valued at about $1 offered at 69 cents. Murphy's oil soap in paste is strong. liquid form weaker. Johnson's floor waxing kit cuts from $4 to $2.69. Cedar oil polish quart reduced to 69 cents.

Hlyria Murphy’s Johnson’s

Weather Sparks Coal Sales Debate In Town

Local chatter turns on mild weather easing coal sales with some lamenting lost demand while others cheer the lack of need to buy. The postmaster general figure looms in conversation as people imagine bigger cars and busier business in town.

Rum mage sale alibi leads to dismissal

In a courtroom exchange the defendant speeds to the church rum mage sale to save pants. The judge sternly questions the alibi and the case is dismissed.

Woman Loses Thumb in Truck Crash

A robust woman lost her thumb in a trailer accident. Her attorney questioned its value as twenty thousand dollars, and she replied it was the thumb she kept her husband under. The passage reflects on changing perceptions of necessities versus luxuries.

Anniversaries and history notes of notable figures

Today’s anniversaries mark Benedict Arnold born 1741 in Norwich Connecticut, Matthew Maury born 1806 in Virginia, John Lay born 1832 in Buffalo, Pierre Loti born 1850, Richard Outcault born 1863. Also Today in History notes 1774 Congress ratified peace with Great Britain.

Benedict Arnold Norwich Conn Europe Matthew F. Maury Virginia John L. Lay Buffalo N. Y New York City Pierre Loti Richard F. Outcault Buster Brown the Yellow Kid Lancaster Ohio Flushing, N. Y Congress Great Britain

Jan 14 historic notes and birthdays

A dated recap lists Kiel treaty ceding Norway to Sweden in 1814 and the 1826 founding of the National Academy of Design in New York. It also notes 1915 German advances across the Aisne after weeklong fighting. Today features birthdays for Hendrik Van Loon and others plus a horoscope touting sincerity and multiple paths to success.

Norway Sweden Kiel National Academy of Design New York City Aisne Hendrik van Loon Holland Thornton W. Burgess Sandwich Mass John Dos Passos New York Chicago Bebe Daniels Dallas Tex Whiteford R. Cole Nashville, Tenn Preston M. Nolan Ohio Henry B. Smith University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia

South Amherst elects officers at Ladies Dime Society meeting

The Ladies Dime Society of South Amherst met at the Congregational Church parlor for a Thursday afternoon session. Officers were elected: President Mrs William Bullock, Vice President Mrs John Witt, Secretary Mrs George Graybill, Treasurer Mrs Harmon Mathes. A social time followed with hostesses Mrs C F Fogel and Mrs William Gleason.

South Amherst Ladies Dime Society Congregational Church William Bullock John Witt George Graybill Harmon Mathes C. F. Fogel William Gleason

Injury to Child Breaks Arm at Home

Little Charles Jumont son of Mr and Mrs Ellis Jumont fell from a chair at his home and broke his left arm. He was taken to the Elyria Clinic where he received treatment.

Charles Jumont Ellis Jumont Elyria Clinic

Latin Club Meeting Highlights Charm of Good Manners

The Latin Club at the high school held a meeting this week with a discussion on Latin. Miss Esther Naujak, the instructor, delivered a talk titled Charm of Good Manners.

Esther Naujak

Church Annual Business Meeting Seats New Officers

The church held its annual business meeting on Thursday evening. Favorable reports were read and elections followed with Rev. C. F. Fogel as chairman. Elected officers include Arthur Powers trustee Minas Esther Ott church secretary Arthur Engle treasurer George Volk deacon Mrs William Roberts pianist Warren Powers assistant pianist Miss Dorothy Jones choir leader.

C. F. Fogel Arthur Powers Minas Esther Ott Arthur Engle George Volk William Roberts Warren Powers Dorothy Jones

Women Union delegates travel to Valley City meeting

Among attendees at the County Federation of Women's Unions in Valley City on Thursday were Mrs. William Holeshauer Mrs. Fred Holshauer Mrs. Albert Fazey Mrs. Walter Schneider Mrs. Albert Schneider Mrs. Ernet Schneider Mrs. George Pippett and Mrs. Henry Fieman.

Here Valley City County Federation of Women’s Unions William Holeshauer Fred Holshauer Albert Fazey Walter Schneider Albert Schneider Ernet Schneider George Pippett Henry Fieman

South Amherst Camera Faces Amherst Teams Tonight

The South Amherst Camera prepares for a clash against Amherst teams this evening on the Amherst Floor, signaling a local showdown with regional interest.

South Amherst Amherst

Local church services and schedules listed

St John s Evangelical Rev C B Schmidt pastor with Sunday School at 1 00 P M No public worship. Methodist Rev Roy Jenson pastor morning worship 9 45 Sunday School 11 00. Congregational Rev C F Fogel pastor morning worship 10 00 Sunday School 11 00. Christian Endeavor 7 15 P M.

St. John’s C. BE. Schmidt Methodist Roy Jenson F. Fogel Christian Endeavor

Stereopticon Slides Shown At Local Methodist Church

Mr. Holmes of Elyria presented stereopticon slides at the Methodist church on Thursday evening featuring Utah and Arizona with the Grand Canyon and Salt Lake City highlighted. Local school pupils attended and earned geography credits from the educational entertainment.

Holmes Elyria Utah Arizona Grand Canyon Salt Lake City

Local residents visit friends during late week

Mr and Mrs Fred Lang of Middle Ridge called on Mrs Lodi Gibson Thursday afternoon F W Bunting of Elyria spent Thursday evening in South Amherst Mr and Mrs William Fitzner of Oberlin and Mr and Mrs James Rice of Elyria were Friday evening guests of friends here

Fred Lang Middle Ridge Lodi Gibson F. W. Bunting Elyria South Amherst William Fitzner Oberlin James Rice

Unexpurgated editions of medieval history and fiction

A note suggests there are only a few medieval history or fiction works suitable for today’s publication in an unexpurgated edition. The remark implies limited titles meet modern standards for full, uncensored release.

Pandas and Takins Added to Field Museum Collection

A pair of giant pandas from Tibet and seven takins added to the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago. Takins, captured in central western Szechuan by Floyd T. Smith, with his expedition returning about 7,000 other specimens, highlighting the breadth of the new acquisitions.

Chicago Tibet Field Museum of Natural History Szechuan Floyd T. Smith

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