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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1934
Page
6
Easter approaches as Christians recall the Crucifixion and Resurrection, noting its power to renew faith and lift the heart from despair. The piece urges believers to embrace hope, courage, and elevated values amid dark days, inviting readers to contemplate Easter’s spiritual drama and its guiding influence.
The Elyria division of the Ohio Public Service Co. receives a plaque for two years with no lost time accidents. The article praises the workforce for safety first efforts, notes dangers faced in daily electric work, and stresses ongoing education and first aid to prevent injuries.
The writer argues for clearly marking parking spaces and center lines on Lake Avenue and Cleveland street to curb double parking and illegal stopping. They note observed violations on Broad street and insist weather-permitting work should begin soon, suggesting winter markings in other cities. They compare practices in Ohio cities and Pennsylvania mountain areas, asserting the project is low cost and improves congestion.
Congratulations to Frank E. Stevens and Malcolm R. Thomson as Lorain County move into key prosecutor roles at a younger age. Stevens, former assistant to the late John M. Harding, and Thomson, ex-Legislature member, bring varied experience and lawmaking insight. The newspaper backs their public service and predicts a creditable record ahead.
A vintage column blends dates of historical events with notable births. It recalls Commodore Perry’s 1854 open door gesture to Japan, Napoleon’s Paris burial in 1861, and the 1803 Atlantic wireless first. Plus notable nativity brief notes including Pope Pius XI and engineer John Hays Hammond Sr.
Features on birthdays for notable figures such as Haydn Swanson LaFarge Descartes Henry and others. Includes Easter history, historical events dated April 1 1796 1810 1898, descriptions of zodiac traits, birthstones, and retrograde notes on weather lore and notable personalities like Kant Marcus Herz and Rostand.
Today's anniversaries recall Descartes Haydn Fitzgerald Lang and others born this day. Notable births include Claude Swanson John Hays Hammond William Dieterich James Pope James Cox William Bragg and Gipsy Rodney Smith with predictions of success and influence. The piece also notes historic events such as the 1492 expulsion edict and 1814 Paris fall.
A young girl sells Easter lilies to help the sick and a poor family. One flower, gently chosen, becomes the centerpiece of a church offering as a broken lily comforts a boy named Bobby who had never smelled an Easter lily. The minister tells the girl her gift will do, and a tender moment unfolds before the congregation.
Studebaker dealers launch a nationwide Easter Parade sales drive beginning Sunday April 1 marking the start of the spring selling season. The campaign is supported by the Studebaker organization and aims to lift business as the auto industry leads the nation out of the downturn.
The 1934 Graham lineup goes on display at Ed Bremke Motors Sales at 3 West Avenue. Features include a supercharged custom eight, new clear-vision ventilating system, Norman del Geddes interiors, refined springs and steering, and streamlined bodywork. The line also includes a standard eight and a six with deluxe or standard trim, all with longer outboard springs and aluminum cylinder head.
Thousands of workers at the Plymouth Motor Corporation plant in Detroit keep an endless stream of raw material flowing into the largest single floor automobile assembly plant in the world. Finished Plymouth cars roll out at three per minute as precision and synchronized operations propel a record demand.
A quoted line expresses strong confidence and affection, declaring the recipient’s offering as a perfect gift. The tone is intimate and affirming, framing the gesture as thoughtful and flawless. It reads as a polite, affectionate exchange highlighting appreciation.
Zelda Landau, 21, of Boston, has been admitted to the bar becoming the fifth member of her family to practice law. Her achievement follows a family tradition with several generations of legal careers.
In Berwick Maine the Hurd family controls the town board, with two of the three selectmen, Walter and Charles Hurd, being brothers and part of the ruling trio.
Ohio road guidance lists Toledo via Norwalk and Fremont to S R 102 detour to Toledo. Columbus route via S R 58, U S 42, S R 13 and S R 5 through Oberlin, Ashland, Mansfield, Mt. Vernon and via Mt. Gilead, Delaware. Cleveland Erie Buffalo U S 20 east. Youngstown Pittsburgh route via S R 82 to Twinsburg, S R 18 to Youngstown, U S 422 to New Castle with a 2 mile detour east of U S 42 due to bridge work. Optional via Ravenna, S R 14, S R 46 and U S 30 through Salem and Lisbon. Canton Wheeling via Medina, S R 18, U S 21 to Massillon, U S 30 to Canton, S R 43 to Steubenville and W R 2 to Wheeling. Additional routes not listed should be checked with the Elyria Automobile Club.
A maxim contrasts wealth extremes, stating neither extreme poverty nor extreme riches listen to reason. The aphorism implies judgment dependent on balance and prudent conduct across social strata. The snippet offers a reflective moral on income disparity and rational discourse.
The Day's News advertises the 1934 Grunow electric refrigerator featuring flush doors rounded corners and chromium plated hardware. It touts Carene refrigerant for safety economy and reliability and highlights other radios including a bargain eight tube cabinet Philco and RCA Victor Autograph options.
Day's Hardware promotes spring sport gear including gloves balls bats and sports magazines. It highlights Mello Peat for lawn seeding, garden food fertilizer and high quality seeds plus new House furnishings aluminum and spring patterns from Southern Ohio potteries. Lorain County Fish and Game Association meets at the store Tuesday evening near You are home.
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