Elyria Chronicle Telegraph Publisher and pricing details
The Elyria Chronicle Telegraph lists publishers and staff, notices the Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co with A. G Hudnutt as publisher. It provides pricing by copy carrier and mail, and notes advertising representatives in Chicago New York Detroit and other locations.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A. G Hudnutt
Clare George
Lorain
PESTA
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Detroit
General Motors
Position on Gas Ordinance Referendum
A group supports a referendum on the gas rate ordinance while others defend the compromise rate and deny any move to stifle referendum. The piece argues for free expression, educational campaigns, and allowing the public to decide at the polls on Elyria gas rates and the referendum process.
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Council
Utilities Commission
Elyria
Elyras
The Moral Value of Work in Hard Times
A western farmer discusses the moral importance of work as a stabilizing force during economic distress. He argues that food and shelter are essential, but idleness is the true terror of unemployed, formerly independent workers. He notes farmers still have daily occupation providing moral support even when profit declines.
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Hoey
The
Chicago Tribune
Fishermen urged to study issued warnings on fish bans
Readers discuss rights and duties in facing new fish catch limits after March 25. Letters argue relief, unemployment, and stewardship, urging restraint on regulations while supporting workfare and protecting taxpayers. Debates reference Holcomb restrictions, Great Lakes, and public utilities policy.
Public school teachers deserve support from parents
A letter to the editor laments efforts to lower school standards and urges parental cooperation with teachers. The writer praises teachers for years of training and ongoing study, arguing they guide children toward success and happiness and deserve fair recognition and backing.
Idaho Livestock Weathered Severe Winter
Despite heavy snow, Idaho cattle and sheep appear to be in good shape says Julius Jacobson federal agricultural statistician. He notes that deep snow has led to all livestock being fed.
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Nampa
Idaho
Julius Jacobson
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Death of Blaine Swier noted in Ohio to Altoona ties
Wellington mourns Blaine Swier 40 chief service director at Timken Roller Bearing Co Canton who died in Altoona Pennsylvania from blood poisoning after a cold sore. Survived by his mother Ellen Swier and five sisters plus a brother. Father and sister predeceased. Body to be returned to Lodi for burial. funeral plans incomplete.
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Wellington
Ellen Swier
Blaine Swier
Altoona
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Canton
Blanche Swher
R. H. Lang
Madison
H. A. Horn
Shaker Heights
F. C. Billiard
Cleveland
Jane Swier
Berea
T. W. McAdoo
Daniel E. Swier
Burt Archer
Lodi
Cleveland speaker to address Elyria Kiwanis Thursday
Marion Detrick of Cleveland, former Montana district governor, will speak here near Thursday evening to members of the Elyria Kiwanis as they drive over the Fellowship chest. J H Page, local secretary, says dinner starts at 6 30 in the Herrick Auditorium.
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Marion Detrick
Cleveland
Montana
Elyria Kiwanians
J H. Page
Herrick Auditorium
Mrs Burlingame Dies After Long Illness in Wellington
Mrs Mary Anne Burlingame died at her daughter Mrs C G Battles home shortly before midnight Thursday. Born in Great Valley New York she moved to Ohio in 1879 living in Sullivan then Wellington. A Congregational member for 50 years she served as a scribe in the Ben Hur group. Survived by daughters Mrs Battles and Mrs Ruth Heider Lakewood and granddaughter Miss Battles. Funeral Sunday 2:30 at Battles home conducted by Dr C W Recard. Burial by Keith Andrews in local cemetery.
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Mary Anne Burlingame
C. G. Battles
Battles
Ruth Heider
Lakewood
Mary Battles
Battles Home
C. W. Recard
Congregational Church
Keith Andrews
Wellington Grange hosts family album display and contest
Members gather old baby pictures for a Guess Who contest at the Wellington Grange meeting. Grace Hemphill leads the event with a Farm Sale and a Dr. Walter Hyde stunt. Marjory Young recites and the Pied Pipers provide music. Refreshments served.
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Grange
Wellington Grange
Grace Hemphill
The
Walter Hyde
Marjory Young
Pied Pipers
Ladies Aid Society hears Miss Charity Sherod on nurse work
Forty members of the Methodist church Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs. F. M. Sponseler's home on Thursday afternoon. Miss Charity Sherod spoke about her nurse work in county schools, followed by special music from a quartet.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
F. M. Sponseler
Penfield High Quartet Heads to Cleveland Radio Tryout
The Penfield High School boys quartet the Biggs boys Dickason and Bradley with Marian Sponseller music supervisor went to Cleveland last evening for a try out over radio station WJAY. The group has become very popular in this county and has appeared on many programs.
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Penfield High School
Biggs
Dickason
Bradley
Marian Sponseller
Cleveland
WJAY
Miss Lucille Roice Routed to Stage Home Talent Show
Miss Lucille Roice of this place, member of the John Roger's Play Producing Co., has been routed to Vineland New Jersey to stage a home talent musical comedy for the Parent-Teacher's Association. She has been a guest this past week of her former college roommate Mrs Daniel Critchett of Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
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Lucille Roice
This Place
John Roger's Play Producing Co
Vineland
N. J
Parent-Teacher’s Association
Roice
Daniel Critchett
Philadelphia
Local Social Notes highlights among Brighton Toledo and Ashland
Mrs Roy Greene of Brighton has been in bed with inflammatory rheumatism. Mrs E A Van Cleef and son of Toledo stay at Hotel England in Wellington for a few days. Mrs Eber Vincent is improving after illness. Mrs Helen Martin from Ashland, Rebekah lodge official, visited the local chapter. Past Noble Grands of the Rebekah lodge meet Wednesday eve ning at Mrs Sadie Jontz home. R H Wickenden of Toledo was a recent caller at Vir and Mrs A H Pierce. Mrs Orrie Wean and nieces Margaret and Jeannette Water plan to leave Florida Monday and return Friday.
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Roy Greene
Brighton
E. A. van Cleef
Son
Toledo
Wellington
Hotel England
Eber Vincent
Helen Martin
Ashland
Rebekah Lodge
Sadie Jontz
R. H Wickenden
Vir
A. H. Pierce
Orrie Wean
Margaret
Jeannette Water
Florida
Notable U.S. Figures Born and Died Across Eras Anniversaries
A chronology lists anniversaries of notable figures from Vespucci to Grover Cleveland. It notes Vespucci born in Florence and died in Seville in 1512, Dyer born in England and died in New York in 1799, Calhoun born in Abbeville and died in Washington in 1850, Hallock born in Massachusetts and died in New Haven in 1866, and Cleveland born in New Jersey and died in New Jersey in 1908.
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Amerigo Vespucci
Florence
Seville
William Dyer
New York City
New York
England
John Caldwell Calhoun
South Carolina
United States
Abbeville
Washington
History milestones from 1766 to 1931
Timeline items note the Stamp Act repeal by Britain in 1766, the Confederate States Congress ending its session in 1865 after Jefferson Davis address, and the 1931 League of Nations conference on European tariff truce concluding without result.
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Confederate States Congress
Jefferson Davis
League of Nations
Prominent Americans Born in Various States Across Years
A list of notable figures with birthplaces and ages: Dr Richard P Strong born in Fortress Monoe? Venroe Virginia. Dr Julian Morgenstern born in Saint Francsville Ill. Victor Murdock born Burlingame Kan. Margaret C Banning born Buffalo Mann. Admiral Louis R de Steigner born Athens Ohio. Bishop John W Hamilton born Weston Virginia.
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Richard P Strong
Boston
Fortress Venroe
Julian Morgenstern
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
St. Francisville
Ill
Victor Murdock
Wichita
Kan
Burlingame
Margaret C Banning
Duluth
Buffalo
Mann
Louis R. de Steigner
Athens
John W. Hamilton
M. E. Church
The
American University
Washington, D C
Weston
Cautious counsel on friendships and life paths
The piece advises careful associations and a cautious approach to friendships. It warns of many ups and downs and potential serious events while urging mindful choices in life’s walk.
San Antonio Claims First Publicly Regulated Pool
The city asserts it had the first publicly regulated swimming pool in the United States dating to the early 1700s. Investigations by Dr. Carl Santaneda indicate Mission San Jose authorities set apart two pools in the San Antonio River for Spanish soldiers and Mission Indians.
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San Antonio
Tex
United States
Carl Sastaneda
Mission San Jose
Day's Music Store Sells Used Instruments and Radios
Day's Music Store offers a large selection of second hand musical instruments repaired and re conditioned for trade back on new purchases. The catalog includes pianos radios violins banjos mandolins trumpets clarinets saxophones and more. A new stock of radio tubes from RCA Majestic and Ever Ready is warranted and tested. Free Acrometer tests accompany old tube returns and a book on Radio Stars is given with each new tube. Also featured is The Tenderfoot's Great Adventure jigsaw and checkerboard puzzles made in Elyria with affordable prices.
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Majestic
Elyria
Day's Hardware Hurrah Promises Spring Supplies
The store promotes seed catalogues with Timothy and clover seed and a lawn seed mix for a bright summer lawn. It offers garden and flower seeds in bulk or package form at low prices and warns against planting old or cheap seeds. House cleaning goods, sporting goods, baseball uniforms, ball bearings, skate parts, fishing tackle, and new fishing licenses are advertised.
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Roosevelt
Chronicle
M. McGinnis
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Ridgeville
Albert E. Maddock
R. D
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Alaska
Gertrude Holland
Leora Yoxtheimer
Martha Rutledge
Opal Turner
Kiwanis
Mary Burlingame
Ladies’ Aid Society
Penfield Quartet
Wellington Briefs
First Wellington Bank
Cleveland Trust Company
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Federal Reserve Bank
Wellington Bank
Bartlett
Cleveland Street
Lake Ave. Coal Co
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Day’s Hardware
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