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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
4
Garry C. Myers argues for guiding children away from tattling by handling playmate issues calmly. Parents should avoid disciplining other children, limit interference in off premises disputes, and train kids toward good sportsmanship. Tattling should not be rewarded with immediate official punishment or a court scene.
Joseph Spraitz sues Christ Stamatis et al for 485 dollars claimed as rent surety. Foreclosure of a chattel mortgage is sought. County commissioners favored improving the Carri ditch in Sheffield township and set June 17 for a further hearing on assessments to be held in the county commissioners office at lu ALM.
Word arrives of the marriage in Monroe Michigan between John Frederick McDowell of 205 Chestnut Street Elyria and Valeria Marie Starker Endley Block Elyria. License granted March 24.
Joseph Eastman stated that a wage reduction would clash with government efforts to boost purchasing power and prosperity. Railroads cancelled their plan for a permanent 22 1/2 percent cut and unions gave up restoring the 10 percent reduction. The filing deadline for future changes shifts to February 15, 1934, as both sides pursue a calm stance aligned with new government policy.
Elyria firemen wore gas masks after a packing blew out a main bypass valve of the restaurant refrigeration system at 346 Broad Street. The valve was repaired quickly and the system restored to normal. Responding units were Fire Department Company One, Engine Company One, and Ladder Company One.
Police detain L. Jack Palmer overnight on a driving while intoxicated charge. He faces trial before Mayor W. H. Siar.
The Money for Elyria drawing prizes awarded by local merchants were claimed at the Chamber of Commerce offices. The grand prize of 190 went to Mrs. Hattie Stolzenhure. Two $25 prizes were claimed by D. H. Blaine and Cora M. Miller. Three $10 prizes were won by AL. Stewart, W. C. Stieger-Ward, and Charles Abbey. One $5 prize was claimed by Roger Rodgers.
Funeral services for Henry Smith of State street will be held Friday at 2:00 PM at the Sid Revi do FLW. Speved Hammerwith of the 1. TST Spe Tey mar : of fietating. Burial will be fine in LaPorte cemetery. Shelley, author of Phstesa, daughter of one of England's most famous women thinkers, is noted wife of a famous poet.
The passage describes a wasp that digs a niche for eggs and provisions it with crickets spiders caterpillars or beetles. The larvae are paralyzed by a precise sting delivered to invisible nerves to keep them alive for food later. It then contrasts Bernard Shaw as a hybrid man of action and man of letters.
NORFOLK Neb March U B J M Van Horn of Norfolk offers marital guidance urging couples to be honest eye to eye. He just observed his 59th wedding anniversary and says he and Mrs. Van Horn have never had a serious misunderstanding, asserting his advice is sound.
The vote tally reached 94 to 21 with an emergency clause 93 to 24, as legislators discuss a 60 million appropriation bill through the senate finance committee. Senator J D Gunsett touted a ten day path for an emergency tax program to replace a defeated sales tax while others urged adjourning for a special session to tackle the tax issue. The extra funds are aimed at unemployment relief and financing the next school year.
Coroner of Llanelly, Wales, launches a crackdown on an inWelsh practice used to “cure” rickets. The ear cutting, performed with a razor, caused the death of a four month old Trim Saran miner’s child. Mrs Ann Russ er of Trimsaran admitted performing many procedures on adults and children from nearby districts. The infant had influenza and no rickets.
Miss Leonora Brooke eldest daughter of the Rajah of Sarawak has refused to confirm or deny reports that her engagement to Max Ausnit has ended Ausnit is vice chairman of the Telephone Company of Romania and owner of Austiit Steel Works The engagement was announced in September and the couple hoped to marry in June in London Miss Brooke is a god-daughter of Sir James Barrie and her mother is a sister of Viscount Esher
A wedding at the Alexander home on North Main Street united Miss Christine Alexander and Laurence N. White of Indianapolis. The ceremony conducted by Rev. W. L. Alexander featured a Lohengrin march, reception for 35 relatives, and a honeymoon to Camp Manitowish Wisconsin. Christine is Oberlin High School and Oberlin School of Commerce alumna. Laurence is an Oberlin College graduate in physical training. Out of town guests included Rev. and Mrs. Alexander of Findlay Ohio and several relatives from Indianapolis Columbus Oak Park and Alliance.
A historical note describes a state ruled without formal rules, population around 300000, and a native named Miss Brooke nicknamed Princess Gold highlighting colonial-era roles and titles.
In Parliament the Irish Minister of Finance disclosed that talks with Soviet representatives in Belfast failed over unacceptable terms. He stated the Ulster Government lost 2,590,000 dollars in work due to non cooperation with the Five Year Plan including 350,000,000 dollars for shipbuilding.
Mrs. H. H. Barnard age 89 widow of Civil War veteran Henry Barnard died last night at her Oberlin home 74 South Cedar avenue. Born April 3 1844 in Pittsfield daughter of Clarissa Gale and John M. Pomeroy she moved to Oberlin on her marriage in 1875. Survivors include two sons Dr J E Barnard Oberlin and Ralph Barnard Michigan City Ind. Funeral services Friday at 10 a.m. at Dr Barnard's home with Rev J A Richards officiating.
Rev Charles F McBride of the Methodist church will address the adult classes in the church auditorium at 9 45 Sunday morning All members urged to attend Visitors welcomed Mr and Mrs Ralph H Singleton and two children leave for Yellowstone Montana to spend the summer Professor and Mrs L D Hartson depart tomorrow for a year abroad They will spend most of the year in Germany Mrs Willis Hume and daughter and son Millicent and Stewart left for Chase to visit the Worlds Fair Mrs Li El Steine of North Park street will conduct a camp for girls in Neartharn Michigan this summer Oberlin girls will attend this camp
Representatives suggested no payment for two years and an advance of 160 percent of ship costs. After the final payment in two years, most funds would be deferred for seven years.
Oregon City reports a monument by the Daughters of the American Revolution honoring the Gazelle steamer disaster on the Willamette River. The early vessel sank in a boiler explosion, costing many lives long ago.
The Nazi official program accuses large Jewish department stores of creating unnecessary desires and luring unwary buyers with their vast palaces. The passage frames these stores as manipulative rivals, alleging consumer manipulation through extravagant displays.
Dr. Logan Clendening discusses the broad health value of daily bathing and clean water, noting how plumbing, bathrooms, and kitchens advance preventive medicine. He credits outside pioneers, stresses hygiene in preventing skin infections, heat stroke, body odor, and supports daily baths for circulation and excretion balance.
Readers ask if a 15 year old can grow taller without medical aid and if glandular extract injections can regrow hair. Medical responses note limited growth results in younger patients with pituitary growth factor and some success with glandular extract injections for hair.
A colonial era tale describes an Imperial General chasing a notorious bandit who led a vast secret society. After his army halted to greet the bandit with full honors, the general learns he must acknowledge the outlaw as head of the society to proceed. A full council is held on the spot, and the campaign restarts.
A tale praises Pean Inge, a famed Maelish preacher, dining with two Indians and others. When drinks and port circulate, the two bishops push away liquor, but the Dean drinks. The bishops also push away cigars, yet the Dean lights one, prompting a remark about their other vices.
The article notes that Goya remained actively at work from youth to old age. It claims he painted as an octogenarian and continued without interruption through war and hardship, even using knives and forks when a brush was unavailable.
Market notes from Cleveland and Burt edhis indicate steadiness in produce and poultry with mixed receipts for fowl and live cattle. Prices for hogs, lambs, and vealers steady to firm amid moderate demand. grains and hay show varied futures while oats, corn, and wheat quoted with standard US prices.
Market notes from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange list prices per bushel for corn and wheat, per ton for mill feeds and hay, and per barrel for flour. Values include No. 3 yellow corn at 14.50, No. 2 oats at 24.8, No. 1 red wheat at 8.53, and various timothy and alfalfa feeds with seasonal adjustments across flour middlings and bran segments.
A string of pulpy jokes and wry exchanges frame family life and workplace scenes. A dyspepsia joke leads to a spelling quirk, roses flourish as a failed romantic gesture, coal deliveries spark hyperbole, and a golfer blunders at a course while a caddie keeps tone. The boss mistakes an uncle’s funeral for a baseball game, noting the umpire is present.
A humorous exchange unfolds as one speaker boasts that his poetry now reaches twice as many readers while another exclaims surprise at discovering the speaker is married. The light banter hints at social norms and relationships of the period.
A brief dialogue hints at a longstanding exchange with months of waiting to ask and years to answer, framing a quiet tension between two unnamed speakers. The exchange suggests deeper themes of timing and anticipation without revealing specifics.
Household hints describe preparing baked stuffed eggs with a mushroom flavored white sauce. Fill egg whites with mushroom yolk mix, then bake in buttered dish. Prepare a mushroom liquor enhanced white sauce, fold into yolk mixture, top with buttered bread crumb topping, bake at 300 degrees until browned and firm for six servings.
The passage merges James Mill’s Education thoughts on happiness and mental vigor with a nautical anecdote about a submarine lacking torpedoes. It notes a court martial of an officer who stole a submarine and received a light sentence, producing a curiously humorous juxtaposition in the excerpt.
In autumn 934 an Italian officer, restless at neutrality, approached a nearly completed submarine. He donned his uniform, famed for its unquestioned authority, and sought to join the fight against Italy’s enemies.
Schools in China face funding shortages and student unrest as colleges grapple with public grievances and political upheaval. Strikes and protests dominate campus life, leaving universities in a persistent state of uproar and concern.
A reflective line notes that aging sharpens personal philosophy and perspective, implying growth through experience rather than abrupt insight. It frames wisdom as a gradual distillation formed by living through years.
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