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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
8
The article argues for hardening activities through Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Camp Fire Girls and similar groups. It credits these movements with embedding core values and supplementing parental church and school efforts to form character citizenship and healthy social life in youths.
The text argues that initial ideas are hard but become easier as thinking develops. Some individuals have single ideas that change the world, while many people never form their own ideas. Humans differ from other animals by the capacity to think and create, and brains must be driven to achieve productivity.
A former school board member laments the thankless nature of local governance. He notes that even capable officials face widespread opposition and constant criticism, explaining why qualified individuals often decline public service. He urges reasonable feedback and warm appreciation for faithful duty.
A reader column argues freedom of the press should be protected and warns that censoring any group harms liberty. It cites the Constitution and notes wars trigger censorship while urging local responsibility to keep national discourse open. The piece closes urging each person to improve their hometown as a path to national stability.
A fragmentary piece on a private citizen entering fame describes a blind man using a tapping cane to gauge the world. It questions how streets and markets expose pitying eyes and a dramatic coat amid rain and glimmering asphalt. The unidentified headline jokes that gold is elusive, contrasting with the street scene.
A reminiscence contrasts people aiming for grand plans with Hank Thompson who stayed cheerful during the Johnstown flood. Hank sits on his roof smoking his pipe as neighbors float by, noting the flood’s damage while ducks swim and the winders just needed washing.
For centuries China maintained a corps of officials versed in Confucian principles who interpreted social laws. Their broad acceptance of decisions reduced the need for a formal military or police force.
A class of 62 students the largest in Elsna High School history will graduate a week from tomorrow. The 30 boys and 32 girls include a commencement address by Rev. Charles Bayard Mitchell. Elyria sees a new cement coffin industry with Elyria Vault Company to manufacture at 913 Foster Avenue. Lorain ministerial association opposes dancing at the high school alumni reunion on June 12. a four member committee will address alumni officers.
Petitions opposing extended saloon hours circulated among Elyria church members after services, drawing hundreds of signatures. The Elyria Board of Health on Friday evening approved its first reading of an ordinance requiring barbers to sterilize tools as surgical instruments are.
Bids opened for Henrietta Center Road and Pittsfield Belden Road summer plans call for contracts soon on Sprague Avon and Huntington Roads with over 300000 in improvements anticipated for Lorain County.
Congress approved a measure releasing the state of Ohio from responsibility for army tents blankets and other supplies sent to Lorain for the 1924 tornado relief. A substantial portion of the property valued at 28 830 was lost or destroyed while in the hands of the Ohio National Guard.
Today marks birthdays of notable figures including John Sobieski born 1696 and John Randolph born Chesterfield County Virginia. Philip Kearny born New York City 1824, Grace Aguilar, Thomas Hardy 1840, and George Smalley noted journalist, with dates of birth and death provided.
Timeline highlights include Maine as the first Prohibition state in 1851, the 1875 verification of Bell’s electric speaking telephone principle, the 1882 death of Italian patriot Garibaldi at age 74, and the 1916 Third Battle of Ypres. The list frames pivotal events across politics technology and warfare with concise dates.
Richard O H aAishton president of the American Railway Association born Evantson HI 7 years ago. Dr William H Tolman Rhode Island social economist born there 72 years ago. Bishop James C Baker MF Church stationed San Francisco born Sheldon Ill 54 years ago. Frank F Weymouth Los Angeles civil engineer born Medford Maine 59 years ago. Mrs William H Taft Cincinnati born 72 years ago. Prof Winifred C Cullis England physiologist and women leader born 58 years ago. Sir Edward Dil le ar English composer Master of the King s Music born 76 years ago.
The day starts strong and affable, then shifts to a wandering, fickle temperament. The subject risks alienation and excessive behavior as the day progresses. Advice urges following current circumstances instead of pursuing new experiences.
Zeppo Marx and his wife Marianne and two others were tied and robbed of jewelry worth 30 000 dollars by two bandits who forced entry to the Mail apartment. Police and private detectives traced the crime linked to prior burglaries on Marx in which a 12000 dollar platinum ring a 12000 dollar diamond bracelet and a 2000 dollar diamond ring were taken and later returned.
In Dulles Oregon Police Judge Fish ruled Miller could pay a $50 reckless driving fine on parole. He was directed to raise the money at once and comply with the order.
A compact note lists twenty six marks found in print and translates eighteen into distinct ideas. The snippet hints at symbol meanings and conceptual extensions, suggesting a literacy or typography focus in a historical context.
The 25th annual Avon Shefield Sunday School convention will be at the Methodist church next Sunday June 4 starting 230 PM The afternoon speaker is Miss Lottie Burrel of Lorain with Rev F E Eastman of Amherst An euchre supper will be served The Lorain Gospel Chorus will handle the evening program The True Blue Club of the Baptist church postponed one week Mr and Mrs George Jenkins visited the Hitchcocks in Columbia
Guests at the James Russell residence in Cleveland included Mrs Boehmke Miss Wisie John Boehmke and many others. Local relatives LaVerne Russell and McCoy families traveled from nearby towns to visit kin. A separate note mentions a German bonfire of books and a historical tale about Alexandria cooling public baths.
In Kingstree South Carolina two navy brothers faced near death at the same time while 3000 miles apart. Younger son Wessie Epps aboard the cruiser Concord in Long Beach California narrowly escaped when the ship and a harbor building were struck by an earthquake damage causing one death. Isaac Epps on leave in Connecticut rode a newspaper truck to New London when it crashed killing four of six aboard.
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