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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1933
Page
4
The notice lists pricing for daily delivery by carrier in city and by mail. City readers pay 12 cents weekly and six dollars yearly in advance. Mail rates apply outside Elyria within Lorain counties at three dollars yearly, and four dollars within Ohio. Address refers to Fifth Ave.
The Nation greets Franklin D. Roosevelt as the new president and places hope in his leadership amid heavy burdens. It recalls Exodus guidance urging action and forward motion as the country faces uncertainty, fear, and the need to advance despite looming perils.
Herbert Hoover departed the White House amid widespread respect for his leadership during a period of extreme economic strain. The nation recognizes the heavy burden he bore and hopes his experience will aid future recovery efforts.
The nation marks the death of Senator Thomas J. Walsh as a new president is sworn in. Walsh, famed for his sharp probes in the Teapot Dome scandal, rose from poverty to the Senate in 1913 and led Democratic conventions. His loss alters the inaugural day dynamics and the nation’s leadership trajectory.
Maria Arcely becomes the first woman elected to Puerto Rico’s insular legislature, taking the oath amid flowers and good wishes. The event is hailed as a pioneering moment for Latin America, signaling growing female political participation.
The passage argues that women entering public life are increasing globally and challenges the idea that they will fail. It reframes the question to ask if men have been successful in politics, implying that success should be measured by outcomes rather than gender.
The item lists birth and death dates of Casimir Pulaski Robert Emmet Rebecca Gratz Theodore D Judah and Knute Rockne. Pulaski born, died 1779. Emmet born 1778 and executed 1803. Gratz born 1826 died 1869. Judah born 1830s? died 1865. Rockne born 1888 died 1931.
The passage describes a balanced, well-rounded existence enriched by ample endowments. It emphasizes harmony, steady resources, and the use of generous foundations to sustain a broad and symmetrical life.
The Constitution became the law of the Republic in 1789 after ratification by enough states. Vermont was admitted as a state in 1891. In 1932 the Senate voted to investigate the stock market.
The county courthouse third floor will be remodeled to create more room for county offices at an estimated cost of 2800 dollars. County commissioners have asked architect H. E. Ford to prepare the plans. Amherst Brownhelm and Rugby residents reported sighting an airplane Sunday evening near dusk, viewing it for about a half hour over Mill Hollow.
A list of notable figures with birthplaces and ages including Dr Richard C Tolman of California Institute of Technology born in Wet Newton Massachusetts five years ago General Charles P Summerall former Chief of Staff born in Lake City Florida sixty six years ago Brand Whitlock born in Urbana Ohio sixty three years ago Dr John H Wigmore Northwestern University dean emeritus of law born in San Francisco ten years ago Francis White of Maryland assistant secretary of state born in Baltimore forty one years ago Channing Pollock New York dramatist born in Washington fifty three years ago Thomas Stribling Tennessee novelist born in Clifton Tennessee fifty two years ago
The passage notes an impressionable nature guided by scientific tendencies and asserts that true enjoyment cannot occur alone, stressing the need for a partner to share experiences.
A $155 jackpot is posted at the East Side fire station for the first firefighter who leads a bride to the altar before March 10. The Garford plant has resumed full production of its 1913 model autos after material delays, with orders indicating a peak year for the factory.
Sunday afternoon ceremony marked the start of Holy Cross Catholic Church to be built on West Avenue and Fourteenth Street. The parish had worshipped in St. Mary's basement for years. Lorain County Teachers Institute reorganized with new name Lorain County and City Teachers Institute. Offiers chosen: F. R. Powers Amherst president A B Gregg Lorain vice president J J Vaughn Elyria secretary treasurer.
Reports show eager response from Elyrians to a relief call for destitute families of striking coal miners as of March 5 1928.
In Oelwein Iowa Thomas Blake told Police Judge Milton Glenn that his reckless driving charge followed a car jumping onto his shoulder and distracting him. The judge approved Blake's explanation and assessed a $25 fine plus costs.
A reader argues that a formal education lobby exists in Columbus led by the state director of education and local superintendents. He defends P. H. Rogers' bill to streamline Ohio's education laws, urges support from Rogers and Rep. Malcolm Thompson, and calls for taxpaying mobilization to pressure for reform and lower taxes.
Brighton, C Ohio residents share visits and moving plans as Albert Ewell hosts and a cast of locals gather. A long, dramatic note ends with a tale of a mortgaged farm and a marriage turning the Lee family saga into history.
The Brighton High School Junior class staged The Girl in the Fur Coat in the Brighton School Auditorium on Wednesday evening March 1 to a full house. The cast included Silas Lee a farmer and others delivering strong performances.
A ball team defeated the Sullivan Rangers at Sullivan on Tuesday evening with a final score of 28 to 20.
Portland playwright Frederick Schlick summarizes the craft by citing Aristotle on logic, Eisenstein on film rhythm underlay, and Hegel on drama driven by clash of ideas with nature. He advises delaying key elements in the first ten minutes to avoid alienating late arrivals.
Day's Music Store reports a big day in broadcasting history with millions listening to Washington D C inaugurals. The ad touts a Grandfather clock Majestic Superheterodyne at 44.50, six tube table radios 9.00, walnut Spartan 19.75, Atwater Kent Phonograph 73, and various puzzles and radio tubes priced low with free tube testing.
The store promotes maple syrup and waffles with Wear-ever pancake griddle at 1.00, cast iron griddles 0.75, and electric waffle irons from 6.50. Mer cer Pottery Co. 42 piece dish sets priced at 1.95, Libbey glassware at half price, cake covers restocked for 1.00. Wedding gifts from 0.25 to 1.00, seeds ready for spring from Empire Seed Co and others, B. P. S paint and enamel recommended after 36 years in Cleveland.
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