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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1933
Page
2
Alfred Otto of 329 Clark Street narrowly survived a carbon monoxide incident in his garage. Found near death with a heart beating at one third normal rate, he received a medical compound and oxygen tent at Elyria Memorial Hospital, which aided his recovery and highlighted the hospital’s emergency services.
Elyria hosts a public civic dinner Thursday June 8 at the Elks club with hundreds of citizens invited. Representatives from Fraternal orders clubs PTAs and other groups will attend. Speakers include Elyria industrialists discussing the improving economy and T O McEldownery of the State banking department. A nationally known speaker Mr Colvin Brown of Washington DC will headline. The event promises frank discussion of Elyria's assets and liabilities and a comprehensive inventory of the city's condition.
Star-Clipper in Traer Iowa declares history is being written today. It argues old methods cannot meet modern needs and stresses moving beyond backward precedents to foster progress and prosperity in an airplane age transportation shift.
A Birmingham Michigan Eccentric reprints a call for national renewal urging courage and faith to combat selfishness and greed. The piece echoes a Scottish clergyman's plea to be kept alive in hard days as the nation faces upheaval and must resist retreat.
The piece reflects on a shaken modern world where once secure institutions fail under crisis. It notes many adults must restart life, urging readiness and a cheerful attitude while parodying advertising wisdom about information signaling success.
The Lynchburg News notes a claimed survivor reaching 197 years, while urging vigilance against repeat offenses. The Helena Montana Record Herald comments on war in South America, stating it could be proper if the warrior pays, warning the Nish to beware.
The Indianapolis Star notes a nail and tack factory has shifted to high speed production. This surge in output brings little cheer to motorists wary of increased industrial activity and potential traffic disruptions nearby.
A vivid praise of newspapers as daily lifeline linking readers to world events across industry finance science politics religion and sport. It portrays newspapers as a constant education and direct wire into every corner of the globe, shaping perception and staying current.
A compact collection of aphorisms and poems reflecting on youth longing for beauty love and truth fate of wealth and power. It includes lines about life’s rush seeking fame and the eventual detachment from earthly prizes. Also features quips about dentists golf politicians and Oscar Wilde anecdote.
An innocent appropriation ordinance may let the Ridge street school frontage share in taxes like private property. A lawsuit is anticipated before the school board agrees to pay. Elyria’s tax rate may rise to 41 mills from 38.1 last year. Amherst high seniors win the Scrap massacre as girls topple the junior boys from the roof during a flag rush after graduation eve.
Lorain county lists 163 drinking places current licenses with 35 in Elyria and 113 in Lorain. The law set for October will cap Elyria to 30 saloons. City Charter commission plans to finish drafting a new municipal charter in three days.
Ten years ago officials announced definite steps to remedy pollution of the Black River. A hearing before the state board of health is set for next Friday in Cleveland with the city of Elyria and two local plants cited to appear. One other company is named as contributing to the contamination.
Jim Barnes, a mainstay of Oberlin College track, will travel to Chicago June 9 and 10 for the NCAA meet and later enter Olympic tryouts in early July. The Oberlin standout aims to raise his national profile through these major competitions.
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES list notable figures born or died on given dates. Entries include William E. Horner Jefferson Davis Henry James Thomas Ball Garret Hobart Robert Edeson William Harvey Stephen A Douglas Hobson's 1895 harbor incident, with brief biographical notes and death dates.
Dr James Brown Scott, international jurist and Carnegie Endowment secretary, born in Ontario 67 years ago. Senator William H King of Utah born in Fillmore City 69 years ago. Rev Cortland Myers of Los Angeles, Baptist clergyman, born in Robert S Hillyer Connecticut writer, 38 years ago. King George V of Britain born 68 years ago. Sir Flinders Petrie, famed English Egyptologist, born 80 years ago.
A hopeful yet cautious outlook encourages building plans while remaining mindful of opportunity. The text emphasizes native ability and a good mind aiding success, but urges cultivation of self restraint and contentment. It advises sticking to satisfactory commitments once proven reliable.
U. S. Senator Thomas D. Schall of Minnesota, a notable political figure, is identified as being born in Reed City. This brief biographical note places Schall’s birthplace in the Michigan town, reflecting early life context for the senator.
Mrs. Robert Holland hosted twenty eight guests from Wellington and nearby towns to honor Miss Milton Roedel ahead of her marriage to James Russell Rudy of Ashland. Guests from Ashland Lorain Cleveland Akron Elyria helped create a recipe book for the bride with games readings and gifts for the new home. The couple’s wedding was set for this month as announced by Mrs C T Jamieson with stories and readings by Mrs Eva Moates and Mrs Blake Stevick followed by refreshments.
Miss Florence Starr district president of the Women s Foreign Missionary Societies for years and former art teacher in Chinese Mission schools spoke on her China work at a Methodist church luncheon in Elyria. About 130 guests attended to greet district officers and view Starr s displayed Chinese pictures.
The Congrega tional church auditorium was full as Mrs. Roy McCormack's Musical Kindergarten staged a fairyland program with children dressed as fairies brownies and Mother Goose characters. The event featured portraits, ice cream and cake in the dining room, and a visit to Buddy Baker at his home to share costumes and balloons.
Mrs Anna Nooney opened her home Thursday afternoon for the Woman's Missionary society gathering of the Methodist church with Mrs Vina Griggs presiding in Miss Florence Starr's absence. Devotions discussed.
A historical snippet notes the births of several notable figures: Dr. Lucius C. Clark, Johns Hopkins dean, born in Grundy County Iowa. Dr. George W. McCoy, NI H director, born in Cumberland Valley Pennsylvania. Fontaine T. Fox Jr., cartoonist, born in Louisville Kentucky. William R. George, founder of the George Junior Republic, born in West Dryden New York. Dino Grandhi, Italy's minister of foreign affairs, born 38 years ago.
The sun wanes as night births bring more chance for traits. The day-born will be active strong restless crafty quick tempered and secretive with wandering tendency. Night-born individuals may show heightened chance due to solar absence.
Fans Clinic edged Pfaff Morris 12 to 11 in a close softball game played last evening. The contest featured a string of hits and several sensational plays, keeping fans on edge from start to finish.
Piano pupils and Mrs Burt Curtice presented a musical program this afternoon before mothers and friends at the Curthea home. Participants included Ruth Stevenson Lois Breyley Alma Jewett Harriett Underhill Elinore Dague Hazel Fye Mary Marlett Olga Radasovitch Verna Watters Baden Nash Phyllis Voxtheimer Louise Obrig Josephine Rollin Jean Whiteside Evelyn Schafer. Lois Breyley and Ruth Stevenson received gold pins for completing third grade in the John Williams series. Certificates of awards were given to Lois Moreyley Alma Jewett Harriett Tinderhill Elinors Dague Hazel Fye Mary Martett Olga Radasovitch Verna Watters Baden Nash Phyllis Yoxtheimer.
The annual convention of the societies of the Norwalk district will meet in South Amherst on June 16. Representatives from Lorain Medina Erie and Huron counties are expected. Morning reports and talks by district officers begin at 9 30. Afternoon speakers include Mrs G A Reeder Mrs C C Dash and Rev C B Rape. The Young People banquet features Mrs Dash on Charm and World Mindedness.
Richard McKissom was installed as worthy president of the Wellington Fraternal Order of Eagles at a special meeting Thursday evening. Following the installation, William Wadsworth and Charles Baum demonstrated cooking skills by preparing and serving a fish supper to the seventy five members present.
The effect of major planets shapes planetary aspects and overall celestial dynamics. Observers note that alignment and angles influence potential events in astronomy and astrology alike. This interplay guides interpretations of positions and motions within the solar system.
Agnes Zima transfers property on Denver Avenue in Loraine to Joseph V Zima. Helen C Ackerman transfers 15 acres in Avon Lake to Fred J Ackerman and property on Laye Avenue in Avon Lake. Alex and Julia Lengyel transfer Lot 13 Block 17 Central Division Sheffield Township to Louis Black. Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company trustee Guy B Findley and conservator J B Seward transfer 20 acres on North Ridge Road Sheffield Lake to Mike and Anna Sharick. Matthew and Mary Goebbl transfer Sublet 94 in Elberta Leach Subdivision Brownhelm Township to Joseph Goebl.
Switzerland maintains a permanent army of about 300 instructors. Each year 25,000 recruits undergo 60 to 90 days of service, while roughly 100,000 men who already served are called to train for two weeks annually.
Ohio road guidance lists main and detour routes from Toledo via U.S. 20 to Fremont and S.R. 102, with northbound one way traffic north of S.R. 1638. Columbus detour south of Westerville via Mt. Gilead and Delaware. Cleveland area links to Erie and Buffalo. Youngstown to Pittsburgh via Ravenna and Edinburg with an alternate through Salem and Lisbon. Canton to Wheeling via Medina, Massillon, Steubenville, and W. Va. 2, with detour north of Carrollton.
A concise reflection on how expanding knowledge sparks further curiosity and inquiry across fields. It highlights the loop between learning and questions, suggesting progress breeds more questions to explore.
New stock arrives featuring Majestic Refrigerators with seamless steel bodies and oil bath sealed units, quiet operation, and electric efficiency. Prices from 99.50. Majestic Radios with cabinets, long range reception, and close tuning also showcased along with free Majestic log books. Summer rates for music lessons and DeVry moving picture cameras offered for home use and fun.
Day's Hardware touts the Grand gas range on the second floor with pebbled grey enamel, modern features, and a low price. Also promoted are an electrically operated one burner stove, a free Kitchen Guide with aluminum ware, quick action freezers at 98c, and summer hardware. Next Tuesday the Lorain County Game and Fish Association hosts a meeting with B V Gray presenting fishing trip pictures in Canada. sportsmen invited.
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