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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1934
Page
4
History’s great days notes Patrick Henry’s 1775 Richmond militia speech. The excerpt recalls his defiant call against retreat, warning that submission would mean slavery as chains are forged and clanking may be heard.
Fragmentary historical notes recall Patrick Henry’s liberty or death line, the Open Door policy pledges impacting China, Japan’s 1905 victory over Russia at Mukden, Roosevelt’s 1909 Africa expedition, and the 1918 Miami River flood in Dayton Ohio with extensive casualties and damages.
A round of brief items names Florence Aden and Thomas Sparks as notable figures, lists Joan Crawford Lucile LeSueur and a 1869-1908 set of portraits, plus Wayne Leyendecker. Includes astrology and weather lore about February sun, and a glimpse of Tudor era extravagance with chimney axes and large windows.
Mrs. Lloyd Sweet and Mrs. David Hansford of Elyria were dinner guests at Mrs. Anthony Nestling's home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Olds and son Richard of Akron were weekend guests at another local home.
Mrs Bina Olds Georghina Parker prepare to tuck oO school after absence with tonmllitis. Mrs Caraline Howe and son Na visit Wallace Schulthiess home. Sandusky guests Misa Melen Roughton Mrs Livengood Patty Dean join Mrs Nelle Hroughton and others for Sunday dinner. Elyria trips noted and attorney A Steding in Cleveland.
Vigila visited relatives in Cow n Tuesday. Joe Cotto and Lewhie Seahult were in Myra vnday norginey. Anthony Nieding was a Sunday afternoon ealter at the Lens Nelding home at Fields. Mike Mae Durand of Cleveland called on Mrs. Helen Trukcott on Tuesday afternoon en route to her home in Mioreneo.
Fragmentary report notes Ab and Mix Nelson Howe and Gaunger visiting Mrs. Coolie Tune on a Sunday afternoon. References an Imperial Home scene with Agrippita wife of Emperor Claudhr wearing a robe woven entirely of xuld.
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