Elyria Post Chronicle Postal Rates and Ad Info
City Editor J. Clare George notes publication schedule and mail rates. Advertising reps include John W Cullen Company and General Motors. The notice lists pricing: three cents single copy, 15 cents weekly, 7.80 yearly in advance, and three dollars yearly outside Elyria.
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Elyria
Edo
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Detroit General Motors
Fifth Ave
Elyria High School Graduates 81 In January 1934 Class
Last evening eighty one students received diplomas at Elyria high school marking another splendid graduation. James Arthur Campbell led with an average of 95.65 and three girls Mary Martha Bilsker Constance Edith McClure and Audrey Mac Squire also topped ninety percent. The school praises the class and wishes them success in higher studies and civic life.
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Elyria High School
James Arthur Campbell
Mary Martha Bilsker
Constance Edith McClure
Audrey Mac Squire
Teaching Children Caution in Street Crossing
A school safety program taught by Miss Ethel B. Ryan of the State Highway Department urges children to exercise precautions before crossing streets. Fifteen minutes weekly of safety instruction reinforce responsible pedestrian behavior amid busy traffic and faster vehicles.
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Ethel B. Ryan
State Highway Department
Ryan
Blessings of Labor Reflect a Changing View on Work
A young man’s return to employment sparks joy and signals a shift in attitudes toward labor. The piece contrasts past disdain for toil with rising belief that work sustains energy, health, and happiness, urging a lasting embrace of productive effort as the economy recovers.
Pershing Bust Used as Lure in Racketeering Scam
A Washington man was arrested for using a bust of General John J. Pershing as bait to defraud people of money. The case links to a broader pattern where notable figures such as Charles Dawes Alfred E. Smith General W. P. Atterbury and Andrew Mellon appear in the supposed “sucker list.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
John J. Pershing
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Alfred E. Smith
W. W. Atterbury
Andrew W. Mellon
Roosevelt backs Cuban regime as March toward order begins
President Roosevelt in talks with Latin American reps signals U S recognition of the new Cuban government and a policy to deepen ties with South American nations. Colonol Mendieta’s rise to the presidency appears to meet general approval and raise hopes for rapid restoration of law and order.
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Roosevelt
U. S
Mendieta
Washington
Office wall quote about time and tyranny and people
A proposed wall sign reads life is made up of time and the person who takes my time takes my life. Tyranny is tyranny regardless of sugar coating. It takes all kinds to make a world but one to ruin it. smyene
The Silent Observer and Other Quips
A collection of light humor and reflections on mood money time and work. Cartoons and jokes cover cigar brands and castaways while observers note health resignations and the emptiness of unfinished tasks. The tone is wry and observant about modern life.
Nothing New to Hem Satirical Commentaries on Power
The piece jests at dictatorship and complacent authority, labeling a timid, fifty-year married man as the true ruler. It mocks vanity in public life and the ease of selling ideas with clever, pronounceable names, while noting the wastebasket worthy files.
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Hem
Two-Day Off Work Plan Draws Mixed Reactions
A reporter asks workers what they would do with five days free. A printer says two free days are enough and spends extra time cleaning, mowing, or attending shows. Another calls the plan nuts and says five days of sleep isn’t possible. A third printer spends the day off listening to radio or going to a show.
Anniversary list highlights notable historical figures and events
Anniversaries mark births and deaths of figures such as Bernadotte, Van Ness, Julia Grant, Mary Dodge, Rufus Gilbert, Joseph Cook, John Williams, dates tied to Australian settlement and Michigan statehood, and milestones like Denmark restricting relief machine work.
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Bernadotte
Napoleon
Sweden
Charles John XIV
Cornelius P. van Ness
Vermont
Kinderhook
N. Y
Philadelphia
Julia Dent Grant
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
Mary Mapes
Baltimore
Australia
Michigan
John Letcher
Virginia
Denmark
Notable Americans Born in Various States Across Generations
A roundup of prominent figures with birthplaces and ages: Gen Douglas MacArthur born in Arkansas 54 years ago. Prof John Bates Clark born in Providence Rhode Island 87. George L Harrison born in San Francisco 47. John Barton Payne born in West Virginia 79. Harry M Daugherty born in Washington Court House Ohio 74. Roy Chapman Andrews born in Beloit Wisconsin 50. Frederick A Whiting born in Oakdale Tennessee 61. Samuel Hopkins Adams born in Dunkirk New York 63. Frank O Lowden born in Sunrise City Minnesota 73.
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Douglas MacArthur
Arkansas
John Bates Clark
New York City
Providence
R. I
George L. Harrison
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
San Francisco
John Barton Payne
Washington, D. C
American Red Cross
West Virginia
Harry M. Daugherty
U. S
Hardinz and Coolidge
Washington Court House
Ohio
Roy Chapman ,Andrews
New York
Beloit
Wis
Frederick A. Whiting
American Federation of Arts
Oakdale
Tenn
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Dunkirk
N. Y
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Sunrise City
Minn
Retiring disposition masks teachable skill and ambition
A compact portrait notes a person with a quiet, retiring nature but strong teaching ability and mechanic arts skill. It highlights ambition and orderly method as keys to future success, though the journey to the goal will be lengthy.
Song of Deborah as Literature and Divinity
The passage praises the biblical Song of Deborah from Judges 5 as a premier Old Testament literary work. It urges believers to press forward in righteousness, relying on God’s all powerful backing and praying to be radiant for truth.
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Deborah
Jabin
Sisera
Heaven
Kishon
Avon Lake Ditch Project Under Way on Avon Center Road
Avon Lake news reports a CWA funded ditch project on Avon Center road to remove a major traffic hazard. Council requests 20 county CWA workers plus the village quota and notes a water line permit for Equity Savings Loan Co. on Hunter road. Bid advertising for Lorain County banks authorized.
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Avon Lake
Avon Center Road
CWA
Equity Savings Loan Co
Hunter Road
Center Road
Waterworks Board of Public Affairs
Lorain County
Ladies Luncheon Bridge at Mrs Winchester's in Sheffield
Mrs Simons hosted a one o clock lunch at Mrs Anna Winchester's Sheffield home. Five hundred was played with prizes awarded to Mrs Anton Fruster Mrs Edd Mitchell and Mrs Joe Novotny.
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Simons
Anna Winchester
Sheffield
Anton Fruster
Edd Mitchell
Joe Novotny
Avon Lake Obituary and Social News Notes
Mr and Mrs Lewis Klinect and family of Grafton spent Thursday with her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Arthur Hudson. Mr and Mrs Art Theisen were Sunday guests at the John Weber home in Avon. Friends of Mrs Chas Seegrist of Beachcliff, a former Avon Lake resident, were sorry to hear of the sudden death of her daughter Marie Endsley in an auto accident on Wolf road early Sunday morning.
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Lewis Klinect
Grafton
Arthur Hudson
Art Theisen
John Weber
Avon
Chas. Seegrist
Beachcliff
Avon Lake
Marie Endsley
Wolf Road
No Innate Tendency for Man to Be Progressive
A claim questioning an inherent human drive toward progress, arguing that societal change is not biologically predetermined but shaped by external forces and contexts. The remark emphasizes variability in human development and cautions against assumptions of universal progress.
The Heathers at Home at Town Hall Next Thursday
Amherst Ohio report previews a comedy of American middle class life The Heathers at Home starring George B Heather as the dictatorial head of the family Julia Heather as the placid wife Lotty Bertie and Bessie each yearn for personal freedoms while financial reverses expose long suppressed desires leading to humorous complications
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Amherst
Heathers
Town Hall
George B. Heather
Julia Heather
Papa
Lotty
Bertie
Bessie
Public dances and meetings scheduled this evening
A dance open to the public under the drill teams of the Eagles and auxiliary will be held at the F. O. E. Hall this evening. The Rebekah lodge meets at the Odd Fellow Hall with installation of officers as a feature. The choir of the First Evangelical church will meet at the parsonage at 7 PM for rehearsal.
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Eagles and Auxiliary
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow
First Evangelical Church
Postpone Meeting of Sorosis Club
The Sorosis Club meeting set for February 1 has been postponed one week due to a school concert. It will now be held February 15 at the home of Mrs. Philip Braun on Franklin Avenue with Mrs. Harry Nicholl assisting as hostess.
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Sorosis Club
Philip Braun
Franklin Avenue
Harry Nicholl
Hostess Mrs Croll Hosts Sterling Circle Ladies
Mrs John Croll of South Amherst road graciously hosted the Sterling Circle of the Ladies Aid Society at the First Evangelical church Thursday afternoon. Needlework and social chat filled the program and refreshments followed. Present were Mrs Conrad Zilch Mrs J Muth Mrs A M Rickel Mrs George Garthe Mrs Raymond Sick Mrs W Grobe Mrs C J Springer the hostess and two guests Miss Mildred Zilch and Mrs George Schroeder.
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John Croll
South
Amherst Road
Sterling
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Evangelical Church
Conrad Zilch
J. Muth
A. M. Rickel
George Garthe
Raymond Sick
W. Grobe
C. J. Springer
Mildred Zilch
George Schroeder
Noon Day Club Names Committees After Dinner Meeting
Sixteen members and guest Donovan Granger of Lorain County Savings and Trust Co. attended the Noon Day Club at Hotel Amherst. After dinner, routine business and group singing followed. President Dr. W. G. Schaeffer appointed committees for the year and August Nabakowski reported on CWA projects.
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Donovan Granger
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Hotel Amherst
W. G. Schaeffer
August Nabakowski
CWA
Stage Card Party by Eagles Auxiliary at Eagles Hall
After a brief meeting the Eagles Auxiliary hosted a card party for members and friends. Banco and sixty six were played with tables set up, followed by refreshments served by hostesses Mrs. William Bruce, Mrs. Frank Barck, Mrs. Charles Mathes, Mrs. Al Winson, and Miss Helen Schriner.
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Eagles
Eagle’s Hall
Eagles and Friends
Banco
William Bruce
Frank Barck
Charles Mathes
al Winson
Helen Schriner
Amherst Democratic Women Meet at Town Hall
Twenty members attended the Amherst Democratic Women's Club meeting at Town Hall. Plans include a card party at the K of P Hall on Tuesday evening February 13, with a committee appointed to organize the event.
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Amherst
Democratic Women's Club
Town Hall
K. of P. Hall
Social hour and visitors noted in Elyria region
Arrangements included social hour with refreshments. Mrs. E. J. Laurson and Ira Dinman visited Elyria on Thursday, while Ward Tolhurst called from Ashland.
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E. J. Laurson
Ira Dinman
Elyria
Ward Tolhurst
Ashland
Church Schedules From Local Congregations
St Peters Evangelical led by Rev C E Schmidt offers 9 30 Church School and 10 30 Worship. Congregational church with Rev F E Eastman has 9 45 Church School and 10 45 Worship plus 6 30 Christian Endeavor. First Evangelical led by Rev ed OTL Rachet holds 9 25 Church School and 10 30 Worship with 6 30 Young People. Methodist church under Rev RC Jensen lists 9 45 Church School 11 40 Worship and 6 30 Ep worth League. St Paul Lutheran with Rev H Abram offers 9 00 Church School 10 00 English service. St Joseph R C with Rev Fr James Ejischen shows low mass at ? and high mass at 10 00.
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St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
C. E. Schmidt
Congregational Church
F. E. Eastman
Christian Endeavor Society
First Evangelical Church
Otl Rachet
Methodist Church
RC. Jensen
Epworth League
St. Paul Lutheran Church
H. Abram
St. Joseph R. C
James Ejischen
St Andrews Uses Dogs to Retrieve Lost Golf Balls
In St Andrews Scotland dogs especially spaniels are used to find lost golf balls across bushes barns and sandhills. A single dog can recover three dozen balls in a morning with no tooth marks seen on the balls. Recently a mysterious poisoning epidemic reduced the dogs numbers.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Language Development Milestones in Early Years
The text outlines a child’s language growth from imitation to multi word use by age two and pronoun use by imitation, with first voluntary sentence attempts emerging in the fourth year. It emphasizes imitation as the mechanism driving early speech development and pronoun usage.
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Pershing
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Depression Brand
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Golden Legion Bible Study
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Central Book Store
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Murbach Coal & Supply Co
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