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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1933

Page

4

Lorain Daily Ad Rates and Advertising Contacts

The Lorain Daily lists pricing: two cents per copy, local carrier 12 cents a week, $6.00 yearly in advance. Mail rates: Elyria area $3.00 yearly, Lorain and adjoining counties. Ohio residents $4.00. foreign rates not specified. Advertising reps include John W. Cullen Company with offices in New York Detroit and Chicago. General Motors Bids at Fifth Ave.

Elyria Lorain Ohio John W. Cullen Company St. Michigan Ave New York Detroit General Motors

Amazing Franklin’s 227th Birthday Remembered

The article marks the 227th anniversary of Benjamin Franklin born in 1706 praising his roles as printer journalist scientist inventor diplomat legislator and adviser to the nation. It notes praise from Frederick the Great Voltaire and Mirabeau and highlights his enduring legacy as a sage and philosopher.

Benjamin Franklin Frederick the Great Voltaire Mirabeau Thomas Paine

Reverting to Barter and the Rise of Scrip

The piece notes a shift toward barter as money loses value with 140 barter exchanges in the United States. It highlights Chicago using scrip for wages and other governments adopting it, arguing direct labor for goods is sound but scrip depends on trust to function as money.

Chicago

Tribute to Stephen Foster marked by Suwanee River monument

A Friday observance in the South honored Stephen Collins Foster with a monument bearing an inscription noting the Suwanee River as the stream he immortalized in song. Foster, born 1826 near Pittsburgh and died 1864, wrote about 125 songs including Old Folks at Home and My Old Kentucky Home, blending poetry and melody.

Stephen C. Foster Stephen Collins Foster Suwanee River Foster Joe Kentucky Massa Nelly South Pittsburgh North New Orleans

Fewer Auto Deaths Cited After 1931 Rise

The Nashville Banner notes an approximate thirteen percent drop in automobile fatalities last year compared with 1931, attributing part of the trend to more cars being taken out of service.

Nashville Banner

Japan plans regiments on skates to train on ice

The Christian Science Monitor reports Tokyo plans to deploy regiments of soldiers on ice skates. The aim is to train troops to move on thin ice, with the rest of the world hoping the effort keeps troops off unstable surfaces.

Japan Tokio Christian Science Monitor

Education Fuels Student Cars at University of Oklahoma

The Los Angeles Times notes OU students power cars with gasoline produced on campus, highlighting education's refining influence and the broad reach of academic innovation within the university setting.

University of Oklahoma Los Angeles Times

Expert Suggestion to Prevent Illness and Embarrassment

A Boston Globe tip highlights keeping hands clean as a defense against colds and flu, noting it also reduces personal embarrassment in social settings.

The Boston Globe

Anniversary birthdays from 1779 to 1875 notable figures

A list of historical anniversaries names Peter M. Roger Daniel Webster George R. Graham Seth Low Willis L Moore William Burgess Albert H. Vestal with life spans and death dates. The brief closes with a quote about education providing strength and ambition guiding action.

Peter M. Roger Daniel Webster Massachusetts Franklin N. H Marshfield Mass George R. Graham Philadelphia Orange N. J Seth Low Columbia

Clarksfield Ladies' Aid Meet at Mrs Russell Home

The Clarksfield Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. F. H. Russell's home after the usual business session. A program and musical contest were part of the gathering. The next society will meet January 26 at Mrs. Leplia Harris's home.

Ladies’ Aid Clarksfield F. H. Russell Leplia Harris

Holstein Meet At Perrysburg Draws Langendorfer Iva Lee

Carl Langendorfer Iva Lee and other guests attended the Ohio Holstein Association meeting and banquet in Perrysburg where they visited several Holstein herds and enjoyed the event.

Carl Langendorfer Iva Lee Mr. Everson Harry Rowland Ohio Holstein Association Perrysburg

Rat Contest At South Butler Road Club Ends In Oyster Dinner

The Pedro Club members Sanford Ingarham and Junior Hurd killed 26 large rats at Frank Rick farm Sunday afternoon in a rat killing contest. The losing side must treat the winners to an oyster supper.

South Butler Road Pedro Club Sanford Ingarham Junior Hurd Frank Rick Farm

Local Notes From Sheffield and Surrounding Areas

A roundup of community happenings includes a Elyria Y M C A home account visit by ladies, Alta Myers returning home from sister’s house, and Garfield Community club’s first year meeting set for January 18. Local basketball fans note a Columbia Brookside win, Brookside Ex Hys beating Avon Lake Merchants 33 to 23 with Ernest Goodsite scoring 17. Also reported are illnesses, family visits, church talks, and funeral services for Melvin Urig, ten day old son of Mr. and Mrs. Romanus Urig.

Sheffield Elyria Y. M. “. A Alta Myers Henry Jackson Stoughton Garfield Community Club Archie Haynes West River Road Columbia Brookside Columbia Sum Columbia Boys Brookside Lois C. J. Smith Gulf Road Lee Johnson H. C. Chambers P. L. Chambers Harland Johnson Grafton Clarence Smith China Avon Baptist Church Chester Avon Melvin Urig Romanus Urig Avon Lake St. Theresa’s Church

Notable 16th to 20th Century World Milestones

A concise timeline notes Lima founded 1535 by Francisco Pizarro. Detroit incorporated as a town in 1802. 1871 marks the founding of the German Reich. In 1912 Captain Robert F. Scott of England became the second to reach the South Pole, one month after Roald Amundsen of Norway.

Lima Peru Pizarro Detroit Capt Robert F. Scott England South Pole Amundsen Norway

Notable historic figures born across several states

A compilation lists prominent individuals with birthplaces and ages: Thomas A. Buckner of New York Life Insurance Company born in Birmingdale Illinois aged 68. Myron C. Taylor and L. S. Steel born Lyons New York aged 59. Dr William T Foster of the Pollak Foundation for Economic Research born Boston 54. George M Putnam Farm Bureau Federation director born Hopkinton New Hampshire 69. Thomas E B Campbell former Arizona governor and U S Civil Service Commission president born Prescott Arizona 55. Judge Charles F Parone associate justice of the Hawaii Supreme Court born Mankato Minnesota 61. A A Milne English writer born 51.

Thomas A. Buckner New York Life Insurance Co Birmingdale Ill Myron C. Taylor L. S. Steel Lyons N. Y William T. Foster Pollak Foundation For Economic Research Boston George M. Putnam New Hampshire Farm Bureau Federation Hoppinton N. H Thomas EB. Campbell Arizona U. S. Civil Service Commission Prescott Ariz Charles F. Parone Supreme Court of Hawai Mankato Minn A. A Milne

Life of success read in contemplation may be lost

A reflective fragment hints at a life of achievement shaped by deep reading and thoughtful quiet. It suggests success may be hidden in contemplation, not loud display, inviting careful interpretation and sustained study.

Mr and Mrs Barnes Host Saturday Evening Games

Mr and Mrs Clair Barnes entertained a group of friends Saturday evening with cards and games as the main pastime. A delicious luncheon was served by the ladies.

Clair Barnes

Eastern Stars District Day Attended in Vermilion

Local society notes list Mrs Swartz Ada Wilcoxen and others at the Eastern Stars district day in Vermilion on Saturday. Various residents and visitors are named as spending weekends or Sundays with families in Norwalk Hartland and nearby towns.

Dr Myers Seeks Reader Advice On Parenting Topics

Column by Garry C Myers Ph D head of Parental Education at Cleveland College Western Reserve University invites reader input on parenting issues. He explains aims to educate and reduce worry while acknowledging imperfect guidance and asks for letters to steer future columns. He lists prompt options including focusing on babies, six to twelve year olds, adolescents, school problems, or continuing current coverage.

Garry C. Myers Cleveland College Western Reserve University

Local social notes from Huntington and nearby towns

Mrs. Charles Rugg and Mrs. Lillian Dernier visited Nellie Rugg in Spencer. Donald Root Martha and Stanley Denzen traveled to Lorain. Mrs. Henry West visited South Ridge with sister Mary Long. Ford Jewette hosted a bridge party with Kent Firestone Ray Brouse and Robert Smith of Spencer. W A Jewette of Rochester visited Ford Jewette’s family. Ed Kemmery and family joined Ford Jewette and baby at H B Hawley home in Wellington. Johnson Crile family and Hart Leininger were guests at Clarence Seitters in Wellington.

Huntington Charles Rugg Lillian Dernier Spencer Nellie Rugg Donald Root Martha Stanley Denzen Lorain Henry West South Ridge Mary Long Ford Jewette Kent Firestone Ray Brouse Robert Smith W. A. Jewette Rochester Ed Kemmery Baby H. B. Hawley Wellington Johnson Crile Hart Leininger Clarence Seitters

Extreme Cold Records at Verkhoyansk Siberia

The region of Verkhoyansk in Eastern Siberia records the world’s lowest temperatures with a yearly mean of 3 above zero a January mean of 59 below and a lowest reading of 83 below.

Verkhoyansk Siberia

Writer’s remark questions Gandhi’s faith in white fairness

A noted writer states Gandhi should be viewed as having lost faith in the fairness of the white race, signaling a strong critical stance on colonial racial attitudes and Gandhi’s leadership.

Mahatma Gandhi

Local Church Groups Hold Meetings In North Ridgeville

In North Ridgeville on January 18 the L B S of the Congregational church held a picnic dinner before its business and missionary program and planned a father son banquet. The Mothers Study Group met at North Ridgeville High School cafeteria with Mrs Irons as president and Mrs Pius Zuris presenting Sex Hygiene. E M Knowles attended the Telegrapher meeting at the Colonial Hotel in Cleveland with nearby N Y C station agents.

North Ridgeville The Congregational Church Mothers Irons Pius Zuris E. M. Knowles Order of Telegraphers Colonial Hotel Cleveland

Local Social Notes Include Illness and Visits

Harold McVeigh shows improvement after five weeks of illness. Mrs. George Peck spent Tuesday in Cleveland. Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert visited relatives in Columbus last week. Miss Miriam Proudfoot stayed with her aunt Mrs. Miriam Pickering of Avon. The Krebs road Hunt home fire was due to a defective chimney and insured. Mrs. Earl Dougherty visited her sister Mrs. John Brooder in Bradford Pa. Mat Schmitz and daughter Marcella, with Joseph Akerman of Avon, attended the funeral of Mrs. Catherine Perl in Massillon.

Harold McVeigh George Peck Cleveland Elizabeth Gilbert Columbus Miriam Proudfoot Miriam Pickering Avon Hunt Home Krebs Road Earl Dougherty John Brooder Bradford Mat Schmitz Marcella Joseph Akerman Catherine Perl Massillon

Glove Theme Highlights R N Q Club Card Night

Eleven members and a guest of the R N Q Club played five hundred at Miss Emma Drechsler’s home in Brownhelm Ohio. A canvas glove had to be worn on the left hand part of the game and on the right hand the rest of the evening. Miss Ruth Whittlesey, with the low score, received a pair of gloves as a prize. A refreshment course followed at a table sighted with...

Community gathering remarks from a snowy event

Attendees included Mrs. Re Maring Mrs. Frank Whyte Mr R Kneisel Mrs Ray Wellmes and Misses Maretta Avery Ruth Whitlesey Margaret Brandau Caroline Herchler Alma Moes Flo ence Claus Helen McQueen and Emma Drechsler.

Re Maring Frank Whyte R. Kneisel Ray Wellmes Maretta Avery Ruth Whitlesey Margaret Brandau Carline Herchler Alma Moes Flo Ence Claus Helen McQueen Emma Drechsler

Lind Class Congregational Sunday School Hosts Meeting

Mrs Clarence Pippert will entertain the Lind Class of the Congregational Sunday School at her home Saturday evening January 21. The annual election of officers will be held.

Clarence Pippert Congregational Surday Saturda

Dinner guests at Horn Baird Angersbach Angersbach home

Mrs George Horn and Mr and Mrs Parker Baird and family entertained at dinner Sunday evening Mrs Adam Angersbach Henrietta Miss Ruth Miller Oberlin Mr and Mrs J H Miller Russell Miller and Mrs F Peck attended.

George Horn Parker Baird Adam Angersbach Henrietta Ruth Miller Oberlin J. H. Miler Russel Miller F. Peck

Local Obituary and Social Roundup From Oberlin and Amherst

Prof and Mrs W H Chank of Oberlin visited Mrs EB C Lesher Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Walter Berg of Oberlin were supper guests of Mr and Mrs FL W Brandau Sunday evening. Isaac Lesher of Wadsworth visited the E G Leshers Sunday afternoon. Harvey M Brandau of Cleveland called at the Brandau home Sunday. Mrs Ro Burke of Amherst township is recovering and returned home Thursday from her sister Mrs Harry Gibson of Oberlin. Dr Maynard Knerim of Cleveland spent Sunday with his mother Marie Knerim. William Brechmacher and daughter, Mrs Lowell Hurley and son Elwood spent Sunday at Charles Bechtel’s. Mrs Ralph Wobblever of Amherst, who helped care for Mrs Walter Angersbach, returned home Monday.

W. H. Chank Oberlin EB. C. Lesher Walter Berg W Brandau and Son Isaac Lesher Wadsworth E. G. Lesher Harvey M. Brandau Cleveland F. W. Brandau Ralph Wobblever Amherst Walter Angersbach

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. C. Hudmi Chicac Sallys Swartz Ada Wilcoxen Ethel Hires W. H. Stoke Eastern Stars Vermilion Ernest Johns Brewster C. A. Twaddle Howard Walker Harry Crandall George Goodman Theodore Goodman George Harwood Ruggles Esther Griggs Lawrence Brighton Harry Harwood Dean Blystone Norwalk John Merrill Cora Lee Maxine Craig Hartland Clay Puder New London Clinic Clarence Reed Lakewood Gordon DeWitt James Virginia Bucyrus Wilbur Iva Wilson Claremo Banks Heiffner Randolph Banks Louise Harris Mr. Sanders Toledo B C. Burt Ashland Heidhoff Wenz Lizzie Dupee Carl Twaddle Joe Nester Fred Phillips Wilbur Mirns Akron Frank Rick Lois Puder Hazel Puder T. G. Bowerite Frank Kettel Roy Lee Hariig Don Barnes New London Hospital Harry Shays Dr. Myers Gulf Gasoline Alfred Alten Second St Brownhelm R. N. Q. Club Lindy Insurance Agency Intelligent Insurance Service Elyria Savings and Trust Community Dry Cleaners Broad St Lalely Philco Service
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