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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1933

Page

3

Roosevelt Precedents Shake Form of White House Life

The Roosevelts bend long-standing Washington rules with informal hosting and new public appearances. They visit Justice Holmes on his birthday, President and First Lady attend events in informal ways, and Mrs. Roosevelt sits in the House gallery with other officials. A former guard, injured in New York, is chauffeured by the First Lady, signaling a broader shift in tradition.

White House Roosevelt Oliver Wendell Holmes Washington Congress James New Farm Board Hemrr Morganthau, Jr Man Roosevelts New York

Early American gold fields and 19th century shifts

The article traces North Carolina and Southern Appalachia as early gold sites with 1804 shipments to mint coining, noting deposits in North and South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, and Maryland. It mentions California finds in 1849 drawing miners west, and suggests renewed interest in Kentucky and other eastern regions due to unemployment and gold prospects, framing a nascent eastern gold narrative.

North Carolina United States South Carolina Georgia Virginia Maryland Charlotte N. C Dahlonega California Colorado Wie Ree Kentucky Genpelinas Eog Fem Payne Torte

California Catastrophe and the Nation's Readiness

The article notes the swift relief efforts after a major Southern California earthquake. It emphasizes the American people’s readiness to cope with disasters, claiming no greater catastrophe than an earthquake and urging resilience amid widespread death and destruction.

California

Earthquakes Result from Internal Heat Deep Below Surface

The text argues earthquakes and volcanic eruptions stem from internal heat at great depth. It notes varied motion patterns from perpendicular to horizontal to whirling and cites Messina Sicily in 1908 as the century’s deadliest quake with about 150,000 lives lost.

Messina Sicily

Fragmented Social Satire From a College Campus Page

A collage of wry notes and jokes about college life shows mixed mood and slang terms for co eds. The piece riffs on unemployment, social mores, and a wary view of gender dynamics with humorous asides and clipped comic lines.

Nighttime reflections in a fog shrouded city

Phrases on love illness and civic life mix in a foggy morning scene. The dialogue mentions a homebound man, a paralyzing condition, Dizzy and Daffy characters, and a punchy line about New York's mayor. The piece notes mothers failing to kiss children at night due to exhaustion.

Anniversaries of Famous Americans and Notables

March 15 1933 marks anniversaries of Mather Biles Boston clergyman and poet born in Boston died there July 5 1788 Andrew Jackson Tennessee senator general born near Monroe New York died near Nashville June 1845 James H Hackett actor born New York died December 28 1871 Paul Hevse German writer born died April 2 1914 Edward Payson Weston pedestrian born Providence died Brooklyn May 12 1929 Clement A Griscom financier born Philadelphia died 1912 Arthur H Scribner publisher born New York died Mt Kisco July 3 1932.

Mather Biles Boston Andrew Jackson Tennessee SC Ith Monroe N. Y Nashville Tenn James H. Hackett New York Paul Hevse Edward Payson Weston Providence R, IT Brooklyn Clement A. Griscom Philadelphia Arthur H. Scribner Mt. Kisco

Four events mark a volatile year of change

The entry lists key dates and names: 44 B C the assassination of Julius Caesar, 629 Maine enters statehood, 185 Archbishop John McClosker of New York created first American Cardinal, and 1917 the abdication of the Russian Czar. Each item signals political shifts, religious milestones, and imperial upheaval across eras.

B. C Julius Caesar Maine John McClosker New York

Notable Figures Born About a Half Century Ago

A list of prominent figures with birthplaces and ages: Harold L. Ickes Chicago lawyer born in Frankstown Pennsylvania. Dr William Bagley Detroit educator aged 59. Wallace Irwin Oneida New York author age 57. Charles W. Thompson New York political writer born Kalamazoo Michigan age 62. Dr Leon C C Marshall Johns Hopkins law professor born Zanesville Ohio age 54. John H. Bartlett Sunapee New Hampshire former governor and official aged 494?. Carlotta A. Anderson Philadelphia deaf education writer born New York City age 57. Dame Madre Kendal English actress aged 84. Sir Arthur Salter English economist aged 52. Maj. Gen. Sir Eugene Fiset Canadian soldier-statesman aged 59.

Harold L. Ickes Chicago Interior Frankstown William ©. Bagley Teachers’ College New York Detroit Wallace Irwin Oneida N. Y Charles W. Thompson Kalamazoo Mich Leon CC. Marshall Johns Hopkins’ Institute of Law Zanesville Ohio John H. Bartlett New Hampshire Sunapee N. H Carlotta A. Anderson Philadelphia New York City Madre Kendal Arthur Salter Eugene Fiset

Mysterious tempera tale hints at unlikely bond

A fragment hints at a mystical temperament with strong friendship ties yet a cool temper. The piece notes an odd dynamic between characters, suggesting a hidden alliance forming beneath a tense outward calm.

Luxurious Trend Masks Readiness for Action

A reflective piece describes a mindset of ease and comfort, valuing luxury and indolence while retaining potential for decisive action if interests align. The tone suggests self awareness and philosophical detachment from others' views.

Citizens Call for Sharp Cuts in School Spending

A Ridgeville reader laments rising school costs and frills funded by taxpayers. He urges real cuts in teachers salaries and administrative expenses, argues subjects were added by lobbies, and urges listening to taxpayers to avoid burdening families. The letter criticizes late hours and “operetta” rehearsals and defends charter loss fears as overstated.

Burt

State Grants Licenses to Ohio Banks

The Ohio state banking department lists banks licensed to open today with more approvals pending after reviews. Read includes many city banks such as The Amelia State Bank Norwood Norwood Hide Park Bank Moscow Farmers State Savings Bank Co Port William Oglesby Barnitz Bank and Trust Co.

Columbus, CO State Banking Department Amelia TheAmelia’ State Bank Norwood Norwood Hide Park Bank Norwood Savings Bank Moscow The State Bank of Moscow Oxford Farmers’ State & Savings Bank Co Port William Port William Banking Co Middletown Oglesby-Barnitz Bank & ‘Trust Co Russellville Bank of Russellville Co Homersville Citizens Bank Co Martins Ferry Citizens State Bank Peoples Savings Bank Co Marietta Dime Savings Society Peoples Banking & Trust Co Jackson Iron Bank Laurelville Salt Creek Valley Bank Leesburg Citizens Bank & Savings Co Logan Farmers & Merchants Bank Brilliant Brilliant Bank & Savings Co Continental Continental Bank Fayette Fayette State Savings Bank Co Elida Farmers Bank of Elida Lima Metropolitan Bank van Wert Peoples Savings Bank West Unity West Unity Banking Co New Matamoras Swanton Farmers & Merchants Deposit Co Edgerton Edgerton State Banking Co Alliance Mt. Union Bank City Savings Bank & Trust Co Beach City Beach City Banking Co Granville Peoples State Bank New London Savings & Loan Banking Co Bartlett Bartlett Farmers’ Bank Beverly New Lexington Perry County Bank Marysville Bank of Marys

Henrietta Ladies Aid Meeting Receives Guests At Latteman Home

The Henrietta Ladies' Aid Society of the Reformed church met at Mrs. P. H. Latteman's home on Thursday afternoon with members including Mrs. Amelia Date Miss Martha Bauman Mrs. Fred Bauman Mrs. Lawrence Heinz Mrs. Wilhemina Heinz Mrs. Albert Latteman Miss Mary Bohn Mrs. Mary Becker Mrs. Theodore Latteman Mrs. Charles Latteman Miss Martha Delefield Mrs. Louis Delefield and guest Mrs. Charles Dute plus three Latteman children Ruth Dute Mary Jane and Dorothy Latteman for a routine meeting and lunch.

Henrietta Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Church P. H. Latteman Amelia Date Martha Bauman Fred Bauman Lawrence Heinz Wilhemina Heinz Albert Latteman Mary Bohn Mary Becker Theodore Latteman Charles Latteman Martha Delef

Evangelical Ladies' Aid March Meeting Quilting Session

The Evangelical Ladies' Aid Society held an all day March meeting at Mrs. Wallace Court's home to quilt. Attendees included Mrs. Rex Lees Mrs. Ralph Mc Dowell Mrs. Ernest Lamvermeyer Mrs. Joe Stursa Mrs. Edna Unger Mrs. Chauncey Currier Mrs. Hollis Derby Mrs. Charles Cook and Mrs. C. H. Currier.

Evangelical Ladies’ Ald Evangelical Ladies’ Aid Society Wallace Court Rex Lees Ralph McDowell Ernest Lamvermeyer Joe Stursa Edna Unger Chauncey Currier Hollis Derby Charles Cook C. H. Currier

Hostesses Lead M E Ladies Aid Meeting at Church Parlor

Mrs Leslie Gould and Mrs Paul Portman acted as hostesses for the M E Ladies Aid Society gathering held in the church parlor Thursday afternoon.

Leslie Gould Paul Portman M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society

Legion Meeting Hears Van der Pyl on Penny Army Plight

At Elyria Post 12 March meeting Rev. Nicholas Van der Pyl of Oberlin described farmer mortgage distress and the Penny Army, urging immediate relief as the 30 million affected seek buying power recovery. Father Rafferty of Lorain is slated to speak March 28.

Elyria Post American Legion George Tattersall Nicholas van der Pyl Oberlin Jerry Ferguson Leon Kelley St. Patrick's Legion Home Boy Scouts

Meeting Hosts and Attendees List for Ladies Guild

Mrs Leonard Buchs chaired the gathering with Mrs Paul Portman occupied as hostess. Attendees included Rev William Buhren Mrs Fred Myers Mrs John Geisendorfer Mrs Ed Volk Mrs Barbara Angersbach Mrs Anne Wittenbach Mrs Ben Bauman Mrs ND A Bonnett Mrs John Hostetier Mrs John Bauman Jr Mrs Walter Bonnett and baby Mrs Leon Hopkins Mrs Leonard Bucks and son Mrs Albert Reusser plus guests Margaret Peck of Brownhelm and Miss Sacket.

Ernoon Leonard Buchs Paul Portman William Buhren Fred Myers John Geisendoerfer Ed Volk Barbara Angersbach Anne Wyttenbach Ben Bauman ND. A. Bonnett John Hostettier John Bauman, Jr Walter Bonnett Leon Hopkins Leonard Bucks and Son Albert Reusser Margaret Peck Brownhelm Miss Sacket

Keeping Youth Alive in a Middle-Aged Mentor

A seasoned man aims to regain youth by tapping into the ambitions and dreams of the younger generation around him. He finds energy in their hopes and uses their vitality to renew his own outlook on life.

Church Door Rush Not a Sign of Evangelical Zeal

Observers note that congregants rushing toward the church exit after sermons does not prove a strong urge to share the gospel, suggesting routine departure behavior rather than religious fervor.

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