Elyria Post Office 1932 Publication Details
Elyria daily edition published every evening except Sunday enters second class. Rates listed for city carrier, in-advance yearly, and mail subscriptions in Ohio and nearby counties. Advertising reps listed for Chicago New York Detroit. Monday March 7 1932.
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Elyria
City
Lorain
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors Bldg
Jesus Returns in the Power of the Spirit Sermon
The monastic prayer prepared by Reverend Dwight J Bradley for the Federal Council of Churches of Christ outlines how Jesus after temptations began an active ministry powered by faith and hope. It contrasts genuine optimism with self delusion and asks God to sustain faith through trials and renew hope through the Holy Spirit.
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Dwight J Bradley
Federal Council OF the Churches OF Christ IN America
Jesus
Success in the Open Market and Public Service Principles
The excerpt argues that success is for sale to any buyer who pays the price and notes misgivings about absent mindedness and the value of genuine service. It contrasts honest effort with hollow claims and comments on money’s short lifespan, suggesting skepticism about rapid appreciation.
Squire family moves to LaGrange area in Carlisle
The Squire family of LaGrange has moved onto the J MVM Strong place on the LaGrange road, with Lester Squire being a son of Bert Squire. The Ameges Sunday School Class of the Methodist church was entertained Friday at Doris and Lawrence Jackson’s near Grafton road with banco, group singing, and solos by June Harrison. Ruth Wiley, a Kent student from Wrandotte, Michigan, attended as a guest, and the class plans monthly socials with the next meeting to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
March
Lester Squire
LaGrange
J. Mvm. Strong
Lagrange Road
Squire
Bert Squire
Butternut Ridge Road
Ameges
Methodist Church
Arthur Ebrke
Doris
Lawrence Jackson
Grafton Roa
Banco
Pilar
June Harrison
Went State College
Ruth Wiley
Wrandotte
Mich
Kent
Harrison
Evenna
Ehrke
John Philip Sousa Dies After Banquet at Reading
The march king John Philip Sousa, famed bandmaster and director of the Marine Band, died suddenly in his 78th year after attending a banquet in his honor in Reading. He influenced music worldwide with 300 band works and promoted patriotic themes.
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John Philip Sousa
Sousa
Reading
Free wheat for relief through Red Cross program
Congress approves free distribution of about 40 million bushels of surplus wheat held by the farm board. The wheat will aid Red Cross relief efforts for food, seed, and feed in needy areas, while freeing government stock that cannot be sold profitably.
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Red Cross
Farm Board
Congress
Most Prevalent Ailment The Cold and Its Toll
A public health survey notes the cold is highly contagious and widespread across the year, peaking in October and January. Doctors have limited understanding of its cause and a more effective weapon against colds remains elusive. The condition causes substantial work loss and heavy economic impact.
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Public Health Service At
Washington
Fingerprinting in New York Employment Bills Sparks Debate
A bill in the New York Assembly would require fingerprinting for job applicants. Critics call it an unreasonable intrusion on personal rights and suggest it may degrade individuals, though fingerprints provide strong identification and could become more common. Supporters argue for potential utility in identification.
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New York Assembly
Snowbound Elyria in March Storm Stirs City
Elyrians awoke to heavy snow from a passing March storm as wind roared and temperatures sat around 15 to 24 degrees above zero. Gas stations sold alcohol, coal piles dwindled, and coal trucks rushed to restock while residents faced cold weather and planned church attendance.
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Elyria
Doctor removes appendix in morning incident
A physician performed an emergency operation removing a patient’s appendix after a morning confrontation. The doctor later expressed regret, stating he is sorry for the outcome.
Film Star Cost and Safety Talk Sparks Question
A film star asks about operation costs and safety. the surgeon replies the operation costs seventy five dollars and asserts it is not dangerous while adding that a dangerous operation cannot be bought for that price.
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Kilm Star
Unclear Musings on Habits and Language
A fragmentary column with quirky lines about modern wives pockets birds radio math and quiet children. The text blends humorous observations and vague claims, ending with a note on a book’s fine pale print.
Notable anniversaries of historical figures from 1781 to 1843
A compact roll of birth and death anniversaries honoring figures such as Goold Brown, Sir John Herschel, Chalusha Anderson, James M. Thoburn, Anthony Comstock, Luther Burbank, and Champ Clark with places of birth and death dates noted. The list recalls their contributions and eras from early American grammar to astronomy, theology, missionary work, and public service.
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Goold Brown
Providence
Linn
Mass
John F. W. Herschel
Marci
Chalusha Anderson
Clarendon
N.Y
California
Lancaster
Santa Rose
Cal
Champ Clark
Lawrenceburg
Washington, D. C
Notable events from 1900 to 1912 across leaders and war figures
The notes recount 1900 as Saint Thomas Amunds who fathered moral philosophy. Queen Victoria in 1900 ordered Irish regiments to wear shamrocks on St Patrick's Day in recognition of gallantry. In 1911 twenty thousand American troops were sent to the Mexican border. 1912 Roald Amundsen announced the South Pole discovery on December 14, 1911.
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Saint Thomas Amunds
South Africa
St. Patrick’s Day
Amundsen
South Pole
Notable figures born in earlier generations listed
A list of historic figures with birthplaces and ages is presented, including Pewell Ford Ben Ames Williams August Vollmer Clarence Hicks Mary Norton Philip Fox John Beresford and Thomas Masaryk. The piece adds brief reflections on perseverance friendship and energy in work and a note on weather and presidential ages.
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Pewell Ford
South Levant
Maine
Ben Ames Williams
Boston
Macon
Miss
August Vollmer
Berkeley
Calif
New Orleans
Clarence J. Hicks
New York
Philip Fox
Northwestern University
Manhattan
Kans
John DL. Beresford
Thomas G. Masaryk
Czechslovakia
Lindy Tadge Members Meet With Doris Jackson
The Lindy Tadge group met Tuesday evening at Doris Jackson’s Gratton road home. They worked on quiz blocks, enjoyed music and conversation, and ended with a dainty luncheon. The Lodge will next meet at Pearl Godfrey’s Murray Ridge home.
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Lindy Tadge
Doris Jackson
Gratton Road
Birthday Surprise And Social News From Butternut Ridge
Mrs. George Acker celebrated her birthday with a Thursday evening gathering at her Butternut Ridge home in Cleveland area. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown and Mr. and Mrs. George Upham of Cleveland, Alfred Tieffer of Wooster, and relatives from Lakewood Canton and Eaton. The item notes luncheon at midnight and various visits by local residents and club members amid illness and travel updates.
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George Acker
Butternuc Ridge Road
Robert Brown
George Upham
Cleveland
Alfred Tfieffer
Wooster
William Pfieffer
LaGrange Road
P. A. Rivers
Lakewood
Butternut Ridge Road
Charles Decker
Thimble Bee Luncheon Honors Toledo Guest
Mrs. George Acker hosted a Thimble Bee luncheon at her Butternut Ridge home with seven guests. Highlights included Mrs. Vernon Lawrence of Toledo celebrating her birthday and spring flowers adorning tables and rooms. Other attendees were Mrs. Edward Shattuck, Mrs. Carl Wenske, Miss Mary Rhivenart, Miss Eliza Peterhensel, and Mesdames George and Ralph Acker.
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George Acker
Thimble Bree
Butternut Ridge Road
Vernon Lawence
Toledo
Acker
Edward Shattuck
Cleveland
Local social notes from LaPorte and nearby towns
Social happenings include visits by Will Daugherty and Earl Blein to LaPorte hosts J R Reis inger. Akron and Ambert visitors to Russell Wilson and Alfred Hopkins. illness update for Frances Bailey. Blue Creek incubation plant at LaPorte shipping 1200 chicks. Billy Murdy’s first birthday attended by peers Jane Lenore and Marjorie Forney. Frank Rhoades entertains Forney family. Funeral of Nelson Van Wormer at First Baptist Elyria with 60-year membership. interment Sugar Ridge Cemetery.
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Will Daugherty
Earl Blein
Cleveland
J. R. Reisinger
LaPorte
William Berger
Akron
Geo. Acker
Russell Wilson
Ambert
Alfred J. Hopkins
Butternut Ridge Road
Frances Bailey
A. PL. Bailey
Blue Creek
Billy Murds
William Murdy
Grafton Road
Jane Lenore
Marjorie Forney
Billy
Frank Rhoades
Richard Forney
Nelson van Wormer
First Baptist Church
Elyria
Sugar Ridge Cemetery
van Wormer
J. L. Birdsall
East Avenue
Jennie Nead
Percy Nead
Lake Avenue
George Hills
Chestnut Veidge
Perry Daniel
Thomas Pentland
Joan
A. P. Bailey
Ada Kolb
Gen. Lauer
West Ridge
Ralph V. Aeher
Lois
Forney
Jannette van Ambrah
F. J. Bushes
Elvrra Memorial Hospital
Nichols Funeral
E. B. Redhead
Ridgelawn
William Sudro
County Council of American Legions Amiliaries
Avon Lake
John Ives
Henrietta
Ives
Kenneth Ives
Ira Ives
Indian Hollow Road
H. H. Gregg
Joven Gregg
WH. H. Greeg
The
Batterns
Tudge Road
Local Residents Share Visits and Move Plans
Eaton and Bassett families hosted guests Wednesday with Wiss Rose Haas of North Royalton. Minnie Lowe and her sons Pau and Ottis plan to move next week to Grafton to occupy the Rust farm house near the railroad. James Gourlay family, who have lived with the Lowes since August, consider returning to Cleveland.
Nutrition meeting on nutrition project in county
A special meeting of the Ladies Aid Society will be held Thursday March tenth at Mrs. Lute Alexander's home to discuss nutrition, with a three or dinner and a small fee to cover material costs. Farmers by Taylor farm North Eat and Gus Johnson planted oats this February as the ground stays unusually dry.
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Miss Bird
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lute Alexander
Mike Pranowsky
Taylor
North Eaton
Rec War Grange Meeting Promises IH Representative
A Tuesday evening event on March 8 features a guest from the International Harvester Company who will present a moving picture reel titled Builders of an Empire. A new moving picture machine will be demonstrated.
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Recwar
International Harvester Company
Community film night features three shorts and lecture
The program begins at 8 30 p m with a first film lasting about thirty minutes followed by two shorter films. Grange members should arrive by 7 45 for a brief business session. The Tiny Stitches Quilt Club met Friday March 4 at Mrs Clarence Humphrey's home.
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Grange
Tiny Stitches Quilt Club
Clarence Humphrey
Palace of Carelessness operetta charms Gulf Road pupils
The Gulf Road pupils performed the operetta Palace of Carelessness at Markley school house under Elsha township schools directed by Mrs. Ethel Hart. Several local residents were noted in attendance or visiting, including Mr. and Mrs. John Morris, Miss Clara Johnson, Wade Johnson, and Miss Marian Boyd who is ill with appendicitis at the Elmira Clinic. Community members prepared for the Farm Account Keepers annual meeting March 10 with Guy W. Miller assisting.
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Sheffield
Gulf Road
Markley School House
Elsha
Ethel Hart
Herbert Chambers
June
John Morris
Ford Road
Hursday
Elaria Y. M
Gcac
Guy W. Miller
P. L. Chambers
Clara Johnson
Court House
W. L. Crowe
Brookside School
Henry Jackson
Earle Johnson
Ler Johnson
Merv
PL. Chambers
Wade Johnson
Lorain
Marian Boyd
Walter Boyd
Elaria
Arthur Whiton
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Lindy Lodge
Doris Walker
Glen Martin
LaGransie
Shirley
June Staker
Paul Binghart
Floral
Brievs
Leland Gott
Gen
Robert
Oberlin
Mr. Gott
F. O. Gott
Vernon Lawrence
Rudolph Pfieffer
Belden
E. H. Bird
F. E. Decker
Broad Street
M. DeVey
C. Nevins
A. B.C. Washers
Ira Arnold
6Th St
Dry Cleaners
A. & A. Auto
Inter - City Coal & Supply Co
Elyria Savings Bank
Hhbaive
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