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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1933

Page

4

Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company Ad Notes

Local printer Elyria publisher details and pricing info for subscriptions and advertising. Includes office address, editor names, and foreign advertising reps in Chicago New York Detroit. Describes daily, weekly, and yearly rates by carrier or mail.

Chronicle-Telegram Audit Bureau Second Street Elyria Ohio Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company L. A Hodnott J. Clare George Eerie John W. Cullen Company Chicago Michigan Ave New York Fifth Ave Detroit General Motors

The R. F. C. Year of Its First Anniversary

The Reconstruction Finance Corporation marks one year since its creation as a $3.8 billion lender and relief agency. It reports loans to 4196 institutions totaling about $1.055 billion, with further capital added for public works and state relief.

Reconstruction Finance Corporation Senate House of Representatives Congress Treasury Hoover Interstate Commerce Commission White House Rooosevelt R. F.C

Initiatives and Independence in American Outlook

The piece laments rising dependence on government and a shift from self-reliant pioneers to paternalists. It questions current attitudes toward government aid, urging Americans to reclaim the spirit of initiative and not rely on future administrations to restore prosperity.

United States Washington Congress

Voices on Prosperity and Tax Reform in Elyria Columns

Letters discuss persistent low mood in the nation, call for government retrenchment, and urge reducing elective waste. Jane Bradshaw urges fiscal restraint and medium policies in Ely Tia on Second Street. Victor Creese criticizes county commissioners and urges honest, decisive tax cuts and road-bridge spending curbs.

Elyria Ponders Town Trolley Ball Team Launch

Elyria shows little enthusiasm for a trolley league baseball team this year due to funds and grounds shortages. The prior season left the club a heavy financial loser. William M. Laundon, a long time Elyria merchant and former city council member, died at his Park Place home after a half century in business.

Elyria William M. Laundon Park Place

Garford cars sold after New York Show week

Elyria Telegram reports 1200 plus Garford automobiles sold in the week of the New York Auto Show. A New London fire began in a basement at Day Brothers store, threatening the business district and causing about 50 thousand dollars in losses. three blocks burned before Galion fire brigades quenched the blaze with nearly all town residents aiding the effort.

Lorain County news notes 1923 farm bureau actions

Work begins on a 15000 addition to Sup erin Metal Products plant. A 14 mill tax rate limit proposal for rural communities passed at the Lorain County Farm Bureau annual meeting. Officers for 1923 named H H Perkins president George Cotton vice president R E Campbell secretary Clyde Van Wormer treasurer. Community Chest campaign totals show pledges of 12 dollars.

Superin. Metal Products Company Lorain County Farm Bureau Bureau H. H. Perkins Pres. Dent George Cotton R. E. Campbell Clyde van Wormer

The Silent Observer and Odd News Snippets

A collection of quips and curios from the era notes politeness tests for children and odd observations. Items include a rude death with initials L C F found on a man near a hotel site, plus reflections on mood, fraternity ties, hotel baggage, and a musical Room Missouri note about dance scenes.

Woman’s Club Talk Prompts Laughs And Lessons

A washed up explorer avoids addressing women explaining only half his vocabulary works in female company. A friend urges him to speak to the ladies. Humorous quips compare early 20th century manners and gendered speech in society.

Notable Deaths Linking Personal Origins Across Years

The record lists several individuals with birthplace and death details. A controversy led to a death by self harm in 1848 born Hartford Vermont and died New York. Stonewall Jackson, born Clarksburg West Virginia, died 1863 from wounds inflicted by his own men at Guiney Station Virginia. Samuel W Parr, University of Illinois scientist who discovered illium, born Putnam County Michigan, died Urbana Illinois in 1931.

Troversy Hartford New York Thomas J Stonewall”) Jackson Clarksburg W. Va Guiney’s Station Samuel W. Parr University of Ilineis Putnam County Urbana Ill

Today in History: Louis XVI guillotined and Lenin dies

On this date in history 1793 Louis XVI of France was guillotined and in 1924 Nikolai Lenin, Bolshevik leader of Russia, died.

Louis XVI France Nikolai Lenin Russia

Notable births listed for several prominent figures

Frederick M. Smith president of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints born in Plano Illinois 59 years ago. U S Senator Robert B How ell of Nebraska born in Adrian Michigan 69 years ago. Willam A Wirt superintendent of Gary Indiana schools born Markle Indiana 59 years ago. Rt Rev Frank W Starrett bishop of Bethlehem Pennsylvania born New York 48 years ago. William A Delano New York City architect born in New York 59 years ago. Carveth Wells English explorer author and lecturer born 46 years ago.

Frederick M. Smith The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Plano Ill U. S Robert B. Howell Nebraska Adrian Mich Willam A. Wirt Gary Ind Markle Frank W. Starrett P. E Bethlehem New York William A. Delano New York City Carveth Wells

Today’s Horoscope of Innovation and Leadership

A playful mix of imagination and drive suggests a life spent in dreams unless one is pushed toward real achievement. The text notes a need for a managing partner to spur progress. It also recalls Constantinople in the early Middle Ages as Europe’s largest and most cultured city.

Constantinople Europe

Day's Music Store Offers January Clearance Bargains

Day's Music Store ends the 36th annual January clearance sale and begins inventory next week. Bargains include used or trade-in radios from Atwater Kent Sonora Spartan General Electric Victor and Majestic, all tested and in good playing condition. Miss Gladys McCullough conducts a pupil recital, with Mrs. E. D. Chapman announcing a January 27 recital. Dave Gilbert returns to teach saxophone flute and clarinet with a new lower-price schedule. New RCA tubes arrive. bring old tubes for a free test. Free home delivery is offered and refurbished upright pianos are promoted for school use.

Atwater Kent Sonora Spartan General Electric Victor Majestic L. O. Underhill

Day's Hardware Promotes New Year Stock Upgrades

Day's Hardware highlights updated stock with new electrical appliances tools and roller skates from Pexto Co and Easy Washer. It advertises low prices on White Arro Red Arro and Blue Arro roller skates and showcases Easy Washer equipment plus safety features. Also promotes tropical fish supplies and full line of tanks food and accessories for new hobbyists.

Pexto Co Elyria

Anniversaries of Famous Pioneers and Discoverers

Today marks anniversaries of John Fitch born 1743 in East Windsor Connecticut who propelled steam navigation and died in Bardstown Kentucky 1798. Also John C Fremont born 1813 in Savannah Georgia later U S Senator and presidential candidate, died New York City 1890. Horace Wells born 1815 in New Hampshire claimed to help discover anaesthesia.

John Fitch West East Windsor Conn Bardstown John C. Fremont California U. S&s Savannah New York City Horace Wells New Hongland

Elyria Sewage Plant Plans Approved for 1928 Contract Awards

The state department of health approves Elyria sewerage disposal project plans and contracts to be awarded February 1. The announcement notes a five year old date and places the event in early 1928.

Chronicle-Telegram State Department of Health Elyria

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