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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1929
Page
7
Rome awoke to a rare winter with a white snow blanket as a northbound cold wave hit the city. Residents enjoyed the spectacle yet suffered through extreme cold, unaccustomed to such days, with St Peter's dome taking on a Christmaslike mantle.
The City Loan office presents itself as friendly relief headquarters for debt worries and financial distress. It promises pleasant, dependable service and positions itself as the right place to transact borrowing when necessary for work-a-day needs.
In the early dawn after a night of heavy snowfall, the city shows a thick blanket on roofs and gardens while photographers capture the scene. Wealthy Romans wear Alpine outfits to demonstrate winter hardship readiness as fur coats and wraps come out. Amid the seasonal chill, a rare cultural note arrives with the premiere of Francesco Malipiero’s futuristic opera Sette Canzoni, which audiences condemn as artistic failures. Madame Vera Sterne, Isadora Duncan’s former trainee, showcases expressive dance in Rome before plans to move to Worcester, Massachusetts with Maurice Sterne. The American colony hosts a grand gathering at Consul Leon Dominian’s residence, though ambassador Fletcher’s absence tempers social activity.
Indiana plans a stone memorial to Abraham Lincoln and Nancy Hanks to mark the southwest Indiana site where Lincoln grew up. The shrine will overlook the original farm and be built from Bedford Bloomington district Nunestone, symbolizing Lincoln’s strength and simplicity.
Plans by architect Thomas Hibben of New York, Indiana native, to honor Lincoln are endorsed by the Indiana Lincoln Union. A. E. Dickinson of the Indiana Limestone Company calls the edifice unique in its simple architecture and fitting to immortalize Lincoln’s youth years. The memorial features four open courts of Nunestong masonry around a central building with a 150 foot shaft, about 200 feet square.
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