Clare Georg excep enters City Editor role Sunday
The notice states Clare Georg will take a city editor position on Sunday, with details indicating a fifth avenue location and second-class designation.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1933
Page
2
The notice states Clare Georg will take a city editor position on Sunday, with details indicating a fifth avenue location and second-class designation.
The passage notes figures connected to Philadelphia past events: Prof. Guy Ford from Minnesota- noted historian born in Salem Wisconsin sixty years ago. Elizabeth Jordan of New York author born in Milwaukee sixty six years ago. Sir James M Barrie famed Scottish novelist playwright born seventy three years ago.
Charles E Tucker, a noted Elyria civic leader, businessman, and former County Recorder, Mayor of Elyria, and County Commissioner, dies suddenly. He chaired the Hospital Company, served as a Rotary member, and led Chest campaigns, with a long career marked by public spirit and community progress.
The Soviet Union floats a plan to relocate populations by class and region with chistka housecleaning. Divisions would require passports for workers in industry and cities while peasants stay home, aiming to reinforce mass rule over individualism and central power.
The National Conservation Society surveys tree lovers and finds the American elm leading the national tree poll, with the white pine trailing. Elms are praised for hardiness, size, and shelter, while pines are noted for age and straight growth. The elm and pine compete with cultural associations and practical timber value.
The Chicago Daily News notes Jim Reed aims for another Senate bid amid a flurry of recent political activity. Reed says he is no longer afraid of boredom due to the busy environment surrounding the race.
A discussion on measuring a businessman's success by industry impact and skill rather than wealth. It notes leaders earn respect through superior work, with many earning modest, steady incomes in restricted fields. Also includes a provocative comment on child eating behavior by Baroness Eugenie Dr Laurenberg.
The article discusses estimating animal lifespans by observing age at death and sighting years. Pigeons reach about twenty years, wild ducks around twenty five, swans and geese long lived, with swans known to 150 years and ravens over a century. Small birds like titmice and warblers may live six to eight years, with a doubtful sparrow at forty.
An enterprising restaurateur studies Lao dietary habits to inspire menu ideas. Lao cook with insects such as roast jungle spiders and giant water bugs two inches long sold at four pence each. Larvae and pupae of dung beetles are also popular.
A psychologist cites Brunettes make the best wives and adds they make good blondes. The piece muses on pessimism and potential harm, then recalls John L. Sullivan as a youth who gained fame by moving a horse-car off tracks.
TODAY S ANNIVERSARIES list birthdays of Sismond Jacob Brown Walter Colton John Brown Charles H Cramp Anton Cermak Bernard Behrend and others with brief biographical notes and dates of birth or death. The item reads like a commemorative roster of notable historians activists inventors and leaders.
Highlights include Columbus sailing from Cadiz on his fourth voyage in 1592 and a 1901 stock panic in Northern Pacific Railway. In 1926 Lt Commander Richard Byrd, with pilot Freyd Bennett, became the first to fly over the North Pole.
Richard Barthelmess the actor born in New York City 38 years ago is joined by engineer scientist William C Gotshall born in St Louis 58 years ago and Edward Weston an electrician and inventor from New Jersey born in England about 83 years ago in a brief round of notices. Dr John R Mohler a chef of
This day brings strong sympathies mingled with combative tendencies. Seek fit undertakings with earnest effort and avoid unnecessary confrontation. Weigh all sides before acting and keep the liberal side of your nature active for positive outcomes.
Juhaesteen transfers to Anna Kolopos 419 21 5 in Mendelson subdivision. Maisne to Antoinette Maisdai quitclaim deed to lot 322 and part of 323 in Fanhome allotment. Lorain Ceha and Phil LaFlampoise transfer to Kathryn Cole part of lot 1 Avon Lake Hamlet Subdivision Avon.
A sequence of real estate transactions is listed including Meyer Gordon trustee transferring property on East Erie Avenue Lorain to Lorain Banking Company, Lorain Banking Company to Nathan Rosenbaum, Mary Alice Root to Nina Root Worcester in Wakeman Belden Road and Pittsfield Township, Frank E Patrick to Margaret Patrick on Lawrence Street Elyria, Midland Bank of Cleveland to Waslaken Incorporated for 359 sublets in Belmar Beach subdivision Avon Lake, and Union Savings and Loan Company to Jan and Helen Caco.
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