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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
13
The notice lists subscription rates: 12 cents per week within Lorain, 34.00 daily two cents per copy by carrier in city, 6.00 per year in advance. Mail rates: daily outside Elyr and adjoining counties 3.00 per year, within Ohio 3.00 per year, address 01 Fifth Ave.
Lorain County Commissioners Murray Shaw and Tucker set 1933 appropriations 20.7 percent below 1932. They urge full cooperation of all officials and employees to cut costs, with fixed items protected while seeking further savings across departments. They note reduced rentals and salaries and aim to run government at the lowest possible cost.
Lorain County taxpayers are invited to a mass meeting at the Congregational church at 8 P M next Wednesday. Former Congressman James Begg will speak and reports from the Lorain County Taxpayers League will be shared. The event targets all taxpayers and highlights tax issues affecting pockets.
Cornell University suspends all intercollegiate athletics except basketball for the remainder of the year due to falling gate receipts. The move, first among major universities, signals broader economy in athletics as coaches face staff cuts and multi sport duties amid uncertain football revenues.
The Chinese General Mah remains imprisoned in Russia after crossing the border without a permit and may face a five year plan as part of his uncertain future.
The Wisconsin farmer who builds microscopes has likely been pursuing his yearly income from his craft.
Rival candidates for the Speakership claim Roosevelt is neutral and indifferent to which candidate wins, suggesting he does not care who is licked.
A quirky jumble of aphorisms and sentences notes clever lines about efficiency, memory, and humor. It touches on Congress, a German scientist, bears, war outcomes, a golfer's wife, a crook studying law, and wedding language with Pap.
A Nebraska man who paid a fine with a worthless check must be convicted again after the second bad check was discovered. The story contrasts Nebraska and Kansas judgments and notes the man’s precarious legal position.
A lecturer argues no substitute for university education noting a grammar school graduate becomes a motorman while a university graduate earns the higher status of a conductor, provoking audience laughter as the punchline lands.
A collection of quips and misc jokes about life, manners, and everyday folly. Reflects on honesty, word choices, and human behavior with light, humorous observations. Includes a gag about a boy at a circus and a cartoonish debate on animal names.
A reader argues that county officials push spending with little accountability while residents struggle to pay taxes. The writer questions new commissioners' resolve to curb waste and suggests addressing the danger of community bankruptcy.
The National Museum records the largest California nugget from the Monumental mine in Sierra County. It weighed 1596 troy ounces.
A note describes a pure black squirrel species in Central America. It notes that most black squirrels observed in the United States are variations of the red squirrel species.
A listing of historical anniversaries celebrates figures such as Richard H. Lee born in Stratford Virginia and died in Culpeper Virginia on June 19 1794 Robert Morris born in England died in Philadelphia March 8 1806 Timothy Pitkin born in Farmington Connecticut died December 18 1847 Anson Jones born in Great Barrington Massachusetts died January 7 1858 Nathaniel P Whilis born in Portland Maine died January 20 1867 Charles F Chickering born in Boston died March 22 1891 Lucy H Hooper born in Philadelphia died in Paris August 31 1893 and other dates.
A fragment notes the 198 Frigate Crescent sailing from Portsmouth with gifts totaling 7.4 million to Algiers in an effort to deter Algerine pirates from attacking American ships. It also records the death of John Ruskin at age 80 and Mrs. Miriama Ferguson’s inauguration as Texas governor in 1925.
Rt. Rev. John J. Milly Catholic adjutator bishop of San Francisco born in New York 49 years ago Karl A. Bickel president of the Suited Press born Geneseo Ill 51 years ago Richard Le Gallienne poet born England 67 years ago Sergeant Kendall Virginia artist born Spuyten Duyvil N Y 64 Mischa Elman violinist born Russia 42 Josef Hofmann pianist born Poland 57 Jackson E Reynolds New York City banker born Woodstock Ill 60 Charles B Rugg assistant to the US attorney general born Worcester Mass 43 Dr Leonard Klinck president U B C born Ontario Canada 56
A reflective note urges embracing the brighter side of life and acting with directness and speed. It stresses the value of good parental guidance in forming resilient character and constructive habits.
Mrs Vernon Moore of Lakewood attended the Garden Club meeting at her mother’s home on Tuesday. Mrs Mary Healey will travel by train next week to Eustis Florida for the winter. The Baptist Mission Circle plans its February 7 meeting. Melvin Hughes of Cleveland visited his mother Hattie Hughes. Mrs Michael Thomas and her children visited Sylvia Ives with Ralph Ives and Dorothy joining the call. Mrs Leon Cole has recovered from the flu.
The Baptist church yearly meeting held Monday January 16 was well attended and voted to retain Rev Harold Hal.
The 1933 Rockne Six will be shown tomorrow at Colgan Kimbel Inc. 9 Broad Street. The model features larger bodies, more power, streamlined lines, and safety upgrades with 70 horsepower and automatic starting across all variants.
Derman the pastor for another year. Church officers include Trustees John Snell and Carl Stephens to finish Melvin Healey’s term. Re-elected trustees: J. H. Bartter, Wm. Ingersoll, Harry Cartright. Officials cover treasurer Harry Stinchcomb clerk Mrs. M. H. Bartter financial secretary Mrs. Wm. Ingersoll chorister Mrs. Chas. Mills assistant chorister Rolland Cartright pianist Mrs. Bernard Cutting assistant pianist Miss Phyllis Bartter second assistant pianist Miss Donna Stinchcomb violinist Mrs. J. H. London auditing committee J. H. Longbon Mrs. Milo Stearns Fred Walkden collectors Ivan Bartter Rolland Cartright assistant collectors Gordon Bartter Glen Beaumont Wayne Stinchwinu delegate to Permanent Council J. H. Longbon. Community Hospital Roy Putt. Baptist Home Committee Mrs. Geo. Walkden Mrs. Irene Healey Mrs. Maude Churchward. Missionary Committee members listed. Delegates to Cleveland Baptist Association Miss Gertrude Walkden Miss Jane Cole Mrs. Hannah Longbon. Financial Committee includes Mrs. Ora Walker A. P. Grills Walter Braey and others. Pulpit Committee Miss Edith Longbon Mrs. John Snell Chas. Stephens Mrs. Oscar Henke M. H. Bartter. Baptismal Committee Mrs. Ellsworth Baker Mrs. Roy Dettman Wm. Ingersoll Roy Putt. Sunday School Superintendent Bernard Cutting Assistant Bernard Stinchcomb. Primary Superintendent Miss Wilma Bracy. Church Ushers named.
The column quotes Gladstone on beware of letting religion spell morality and notes everyday temptations. It mentions Bartter and Glenn Beaumont and describes Mrs. David Jones and Mrs. Emmaline Putt recovering, plus visitors from Cleveland at Milo Stearns and Chas Mills.
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