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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1934
Page
4
A brief note cautions readers that life will have many ups and downs including serious ones. The message offers no specific events or dates, but emphasizes resilience and continuous effort in facing challenges.
Elyria marks St Patrick's Day with wearers of the green as Irish traditions are celebrated. The piece notes the Jig linked to Patrick, questions birthplace, and mentions the shamrock symbolizing the Trinity as Saint Patrick's legacy is honored worldwide.
Elyrians study a long list of federal initials and the agencies they represent including AAA AB AVA BA Bep and many more. The piece catalogues departments boards and commissions from Agriculture to War and notes an amusing umbrella aside about modern invention and work ethic.
A reflective piece blends biblical study with memoirs of a quiet town. It contrasts David’s Philistine exile with steadfast faith and recalls childhood figures like Dr. Thompson and Uncle Enoch, pausing on modern life’s drift and longing for a simpler, faithful post.
The reviewer in New York on March 17 discusses Arthur J. Burks’s Here Are My People selecting it for its plainspoken portrayal of rural life. The piece contrasts urban unrest with a longing for quiet country comforts and familiar farm scenes.
Today’s page lists anniversaries for Roger Brooke Taney Patrick Connor Walter Q Gresham Kate Greenaway Charles F Brush and others with dates of birth and death. It also notes today in history and today’s birthdays including Pierce Butler Bob Jones Stephen Wise Corra Harris Paul Green and Neville Chamberlain. A horoscope offers guidance for March 18 1934.
Four Elyria High School graduates who earned diplomas last January and one student set to graduate next January will take the general scholarship test conducted by the State Department of Education at the local school on March 24. Local contestants include Martha Bilsket Ruth Lautenschleger Constance McClure Audrey Squire Vernon Smith. Other county seniors are expected to compete as the state aims to connect colleges with top high school seniors. high scorers will be recommended for various Ohio college scholarships.
The Day's News notes rapid radio value changes from 1920s to 1950s with a trade in offer of 29.50 toward new Majestic cabinets or 17 L Phileco sets. Carl Kolinski seeks ten players for a xylophone band, inviting others with instruments to join weekly practice at the store.
Day's Hardware touts three sunny days sparking sap flow for maple syrup, seeds, and garden supplies. It features spiles, pails, syrup cans, and new Elyria made paste cleaner for woodwork, plus a housecleaning department with mops, brushes, and cleaners. Special intro price on 2 pound cans. Phone 7832 for delivery.
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