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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1934
Page
11
Continent travelogue notes a harsh view of Soviet rule and a visit to a Moscow open prison commune for youth. It describes G P U power, church suppression, mass deportations, and a model reform colony where offenders are educated and employed. The piece visits workshops, dormitories, and a women run barber shop, ending with a teaser for continuation.
An old remedy credited to Dr Edwards is touted as a pleasant laxative substitute called Olive Tablets. The ad claims they aid digestion and bowel health without harsh ingredients. Available quantities include 15c and 60c sizes.
In Grafton D March 13 the family gathered at daughter Edith Shuster’s home to honor Mrs. Mary Wise on her eighty third birthday. Guests included her children and grandchildren from Belden Elyria New London Akron Valley City and more, with cards ice cream cake and crackers as refreshments amid lively visiting.
Camden V Parent Teacher Association presents the musical comedy Up In the Air at Kipton High School auditorium on Thursday evening March vend. Cast includes Shirley Kingston Ethel Todd Joe Bennet aviator Chalmer Betts Jim Carter Ronald Davidson Annie McCullom Margaret Whitney Fannie McCullom Edith Hudson and more with Gwendolyn Polgat Geo. S. Burbank Mrs. Burbank and the Burbank family. Accompanist Miss Lodenia Leuinger directed by Mrs. Elva Scott. Also notes visitors from Elyria and Oberlin communities attended related events.
In Pittsfield Ohio the three act play Here Comes Charley will feature a cast including Velma Whitney and Mabel Felton from Oberlin, John Bigsfacy of Wellington, and Larry Elliot in lead roles with Vivian Smythe Kersey, Otis Worcester, Nora Malone and others. Cast announced as Wellington and Oberlin talent prepare for April performances.
The First Religious Society of the Congregational Church met on Tuesday afternoon March 13. Officers reelected: O. J. Whitney chairman T C Whitney Clerk and Secretary John West treasurer R E Campbell and A P Lincoln trustees. Rev and Mrs Baker of Wellington attended as out-of-town members.
Nine Athletic Club members motored to Lorain on Monday evening for a chop suey supper at Justins. Attendees included Walter Green and son Kenneth John West Clarence Stevens Willard Sheffield Fran Clark Charney Barrick of Wellington and Lonnis Rogers of Oberlin. Frank Mall 41 with scarlet fever and Blanche Green with flu are among local illness notes.
A fragmented OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Tauline Soor Lucy Myre Leo Reisineer Elizabeth Sehwar th Winnie Branson Correne Re tn Nellie Reichard Vienna Meaneil Rose Gest Sarah Temercy Miases Frances Schriy er Dela Miers Naomi Rew maan and Rev E R Haines. No further context provided.
Tigsie halts at the cliff path, haunted by Harveys vow and a stormy sky. He debates whether to question Harvey or accept the mystic hint while Viola and Harvey share a fevered, isolated moment on the shore as the gale rises.
A 1934 Central Press Association feature notes a date rich with astronomical markers and a bold historical claim about the Choctaw land swap. It references March 13, 1842, and sketches the forced removal and coerced land transfer that opened Oklahoma to white settlement, highlighting the trauma faced by the Choctaw people and the broader pattern of dispossession.
March 18 1948 story recounts USS Oregon departing Golden Gate for Pacific then south toward the Atlantic theater under Captain Clary with urgent orders to join the Battle Meet. It notes the Oregon’s famed role at Santiago Bay aiding the Cristobal Colon and Vizcaya, and cites a Panama Canal demonstration tied to wartime timing. It also touches on daylight saving laws and notable births in a collage of archival items.
A collage of names with birth years and titles alongside astrology for Pisces and a discussion of dew formation. It then drifts to nostalgic vignettes about good old days, May Day cheese rolling, Lincoln’s assassination, and a vintage soup recipe involving almond milk and spiced capon broth.
On Lake Avenue March 19 Bobbie Shryock and Walter Crandall celebrated their ninth and tenth birthdays at a camp fire in the Shryock woods followed by a baked beans and wieners supper. Guests included Mrs. R. H. Miller and many Sunday school members from Lake Avenue Community Church. Several gifts were given to the honored guests. A separate note lists a Lake Avenue Woman's Association meeting at Mrs. KR. H. Collier’s home on Wednesday afternoon. A correction adds Barbara Cromling to the guest list for Dale Miller’s party.
John Abernethy, celebrated English surgeon, was noted for eccentricities as much as skill. A patient once asked for a poultice after saying bad cut. Another visit with a worse cut yielded more poultice. The patient was cured and offered a fee, but Abernethy refused, saying you are the best patient I ever had.
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