Lorain Chronicle Telegram Publisher Details
Public notice style header from Elyria Ohio edition lists publisher J Clare George city editor and county printing company. It shows pricing for daily, carrier, and mail subscriptions across Lorain and surrounding counties with rates for inside and outside Ohio and foreign advertising reps in Chicago New York Detroit.
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Members Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
County Printing & Publishing Company
Pence Ee
J. Clare George
Se Pee Ets Ena
Back-to-the-land movement grows as urbanites move to farms
The article notes encouragement of rural population growth with the U S Department of Agriculture estimating farm population near 32 million, close to the 32,077,000 peak on January 1, 1910. It cites a rise of about 2 million in three years, meaning hundreds of thousands relocated from city to country. a shift likely to ease if unemployment falls but could reverse with industrial prosperity.
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U S. Department of Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce
Silent Observer Garden Scene Promises Serene Cottage Living
A poetic description of a suburban cottage compound with vines on every side, a spacious lawn, birches, blooming flowers, a pond with colored sunset, and a winding drive. The piece envisions a paradise of nature, fruit trees, and tranquil living, concluding with a note of peaceful domestic happiness attributed to F. J. Fiorelli.
Delegation backs Judge Winch for circuit court at convention
A county Republican convention at the courthouse elected a delegation favoring Judge Lewis H. Winch for the circuit court. More than 400 people attended. There was also assurance that Judge Washburn will run for the circuit bench four years hence. Berlin Heights experienced a gas lighting plant explosion in a saloon Tuesday afternoon causing a fire that destroyed several business places and threatened the village’s business district with an estimated loss of 213 000.
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Lewis H. Winch
Court House
Washburn Wll
Berlin Heights
A Reverie for Mother's Day
A heartfelt meditation on a mother's unwavering love and sacrifices. The speaker recalls a mother's nurturing voice, toil, tears, and comforting presence, drawing a vision of heaven through her smile. He laments not repaying her and honors Mother's Day as a sacred day.
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Heaven On Earth
Mother
Trade Trace Proposal for General World Trade Armistice
The American proposal for a general trade armistice to be discussed at the London world economic conference aims to keep nations from altering rates or new restrictions on trade. It seeks a stable groundwork to aid conference success and public confidence, despite the new complications from abandoning the gold standard.
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London
America
Great Lakes Shipping Shows Strong Early Season Growth
Great Lakes shipping reports indicate robust early-season business with over 650000 tons of freight through the St. Marys Falls canal in the first two weeks, vastly up from last year. Wheat coal and iron ore shipments have surged, signaling improved freight line activity and optimism for the national economy.
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Great Lakes
St. Mary’s Falls
Lakes Superior
Huron
Back to the Land Movement Seen as Inevitable
The article argues that unemployment spurs a rural-to-urban drain and a return to farming as city residents retreat to the country. It notes reoccupation of farms, strain on farm communities, schools, and welfare services, while praising benefits for cities and the nation.
Man and His Power From a Western Lumber Camp
A tale from a western lumber camp describes three brothers in life threatening danger when a large rolling log traps the eldest. The brothers and nearby friends lift the log to save him, proving a hidden readiness to act in emergencies and suggesting that belief and will power unlock surprising feats. The piece offers moral reflections on effort, belief, and human potential.
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Vaillant
Trev
Elyria Agrees City Manager Plan and Five Member Council
The charter commission endorses a city manager form with a five member council to govern Elyria. The plan keeps mayor duties but shifts executive power to a manager appointed by the council. City actions move toward reconstructing a Washington Avenue bridge with a single arch, 30 foot roadway, six foot sidewalks, estimated at 350000. Wellington-Wharf railroad project to extend 24 miles from Wellington toward Ashland will begin soon with offices opened. General Manager Holliday and Vice President Rust oversee the effort.
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Elyria
Washington Avenue
Theobald
Wellington—Wharf
Ohio
Wellington
Lorain
Ashland
Holliday
Rust
Avon Lake Cottage Fire Claims Mrs Kevan
Ten years ago Mrs. Fred Kevan was burned to death in her Avon Lake summer cottage at Stop 16. Two nearby cottages and a garage burned. neighbors formed a bucket brigade to save surrounding buildings.
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Fred Kevan
Stop 16
Avon Lake
Alaskan Runner Injured In Cross Country Marathon
Harry Sheare, an Alaskan runner in C C Pyle's cross country marathon, lies at Elyria Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car near Ridgeville while running toward Cleveland. Red Grange, Pyle's referee, visited him. thousands saw the runners arrive in Elyria Saturday night and continue the race Sunday.
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Harry Sheare
C. C. Pyle
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Ridgeville
Cleveland
Red Grange
Pile
A Crimson Rose Honors My Mother Dear
A poem recalling a mother’s guiding presence through life. The speaker, S. L. Horton of Elyria Ohio, declares a crimson rose worn to show a mother’s love travels with her everywhere. The piece ends with the date May 11 1933 and a home address.
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S. L. Horton
E. River St
Anniversaries for Today in History
Today marks anniversaries of notable figures including Marquis De Pombal born 1699, Maria Theresa born 1717, Manasseh Cutler born 1742, Alphonse Daudes born 1840, Iscé-Joseph F. Berry born 1891, and Sir Ronald Ross born 1857. each entry notes birth and death dates and achievements.
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Iscé—Joseph F. Berry
M. E. Bishop
The
Epworth Herald
Avyimer
Canada
Florida
Sir Ronald Ross
1907 Jamestown settlement linked to Society of the Cincinnati
Fragmentary note recalls Jamestown settled in 1607 and mentions Society of the Cincinnati formed by officers of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary era. The text also references an encampment on the Hudson and ties to American Revolutionary troops.
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Jamestown
Society of the Cincinnati
Obituary fragment notes several prominent births
David B. Robertson of Cleveland labor leader born in West Austintown Ohio 57 years ago Leonard H. Dyer of New York inventor born in Washington D C 60 years ago Stanley Field of Chicago merchant born in England 58 years ago Jean Starr Untermeyer of New York author poet born in Zanesville Ohio 47 years ago Frank W. Blair of Detroit noted banker born in Oakland County Michigan 63 years ago
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David B. Robertson
Cleveland
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
West Austintown
Leonard H. Dyer
New York
Washington, D. C
Stanley Field
Chicago
England
Jean Starr Untermeyer
Zanesville
Frank W. Blair
Detroit
Oakland County
Mich
Horoscopic notes indicate moral traits and fortunes
A brief astrological forecast notes that recent trends fade, a person born today will find diligence rewarded with success, thrift and industry attract friends and fortune, and the later day brings greater aspiration. The text reads as a dated, copywritten horoscope.
Canning Demonstration At Elyria By Miss Alice Bird
Mrs W H Hart Mrs Theodore Grills Mrs Harry Lauer Mrs John Wersink Mrs Milton Babcock and Mrs I F Eldred attended the Canning Demonstration at the YWCA rooms in Elyria Tuesday, demonstrated by Miss Alice Bird.
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West Ridge
W. H. Hart
Theodore Grills
Harry Lauer
John Wersink
Milton Babcock
I. F. Eldred
Elyria
Alice Bird
South Murray Ridge P T A Meeting Highlights May Event
The South Murray Ridge Parent-Teachers held a regular meeting on a Tuesday evening in May. The program featured piano solos, vocal numbers, a health talk, and a recognition of Blue Ribbon Children. A community supper was planned for May 25 with minutes approved and refreshments served.
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South Murray Ridge
Margaret Pallas
Gladys
Dorothy L.ttle
Janet Baus
Blue Ribbon
Miss Sherod
Lillian
Lo Eldred
Miss Gleason
Dorothy Little
Joseph
Ethel Little
Chevrolet Motor turns out 59 953 units in April
Chevrolet Motor Company reports April production of 59 953 cars and trucks, a rise of eight percent from April last year and fifty five percent from April and March this year. W O S Knudsen notes most output shipped to U S dealers and a strong dealer order pickup. Total for January–April reaches 200 000 units, up seven percent from 1932.
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Chevvrolet Motor Company
W. O S. Knudsen
Mr. Knudsen
Deasers
United States
ISS
Knudsen
National Bank
Klnutsen
Pis Company 8
Pontiac Speeds Up Ad Sales Ingrerol Detroit Mid May
Pontiac increases April factory schedule from 50100 to 5400 due to higher retail demand for the Pontiac Straight Eight. Sales manager R. K White notes the late April to mid May period shows rising early April ten day totals and a total national deliveries figure for 1935 of 21 278 cars by April 20. He cites Detroit Wayne county as a strong market where Pontiac ranks third in volume against all cars since January 1.
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Detroit
R. Kk. White
Mr. White
Pontiac
Lanz
Wayne County
Automobile Industy
Health program attendees noted from area roads
Mr and Mrs James Little of Overtin road, Mr and Mrs Charles Marquis of Jackson road, Karl Simms of Schramm road, Miss Edna Pallas and Mildred attended the Health program at Amherst high school auditorium Friday evening. Frank Baus of Edison highway and Mrs Carl Friday of Cleveland were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Fowl and family Sunday.
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James Little
Overtin Road
Myr
Charles Marquis
Jackson Road
Karl Simms
Schramm Road
Edna Pallas
Mildred
Amherst High School
Frank Baus
Edison Highway
Carl Friday
Cleveland
Carl Fowl
Local social calls and judging panel noted this week
The article lists social visits around town with the judging panel for the 8. T. I. essays in the hands of judges. It names Mrs. Stargell, Mrs. Roy Hultz, and Mrs. Milton Schlecter as committee members along with various residents and their hosts over recent evenings and a Wednesday in Elena.
Overnight guest Ella Reisinger in Eaton
Miss Ella Reisinger of Eaton stayed as supper and overnight guest Tuesday of Miss Edna Palas.
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Ella Reisinger
Eaton
Edna Pallas
PTA Meeting Attended by Pallas Sisters and Guests
Miss Edna Pallas and sisters Margaret and Mildred with guest Miss Reisinger attended the Parent-Teachers meeting at North Allurray Ridge schoolhouse Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Peabody of New Oberlin called on Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hart Monday evening.
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Edna Pallas
Margaret
Mildred
Reisinger
Lillian
Lois Eldred
North Alurray Ridge
William Peabody
New Oberlin
W. H. Hart
Passing of Nellie Hill of Elyria Reflects Local Service
It was with sincere regret that we heard of the passing of Mrs Nellie Hill of Elyria our beloved County WOC ex president who served faithfully for many years. They have not labored in vain who have labored in a righteous cause. Mr and Mrs Ed Napp Oberlin road called on Mr and Mrs Raymond Simms Wednesday. F N Hopkins Amherst 15 spending days this week with his daughter Mrs I F Eldred and family. Mrs Charles Schaible visited her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Hahn of the Lake Shore Wednesday.
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Nellie Hill
Elyria
WOC T UU
Ed Napp
Oberlin Road
Raymond Simms
F N. Hopkins
Amherst
I F Eldred
Charles Schaible
Charles Hahn
Lake Shore
Program listings for local society figures
A society notice lists attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seekins Mrs. Archie Hahn and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Simms along with additional guests. The brief agenda hints at a formal gathering hosted by prominent community members.
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Richard Seekins
Archie Hahn
Raymond Simms
Inventor Massbruch Designs Bull Halter and Blinder
Platteville Wisconsin farmer Henry Massbruch has designed a halter and blinder to control dangerous bulls and has contracted with a foundry to manufacture the device.
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Platteville
Wis
Henry Massbruch
Grant County
Corwin Burrer Family Attends Play in Bivria
Mr and Mrs Corwin Burrer and son Junior attended a play Civil Service at the Lutheran church in Bivria Wednesday evening. Junior was later a dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Newton Balls on Sunday on the Frison Highway.
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Corwin Burrer
Bivria
Newton Balls
Frison Highway
Woman Proposes Law as Field for Women
Miss Agnes Mae Wilson, Missouri's only woman prosecutor, believes law is a fine field for women. She says the practice centers on ascertaining facts and applying law, and she cannot see how qualifications are essentially masculine.
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Trenton, Mo
Agnes Mae Wilson
Missouri
Plymouth Doubles Forge at Factory
The Plymouth Motor Corporation reports employment at its Plymouth plant has doubled to over 6,000 workers since introducing two new Plymouth cars. About 3,000 former staff have been recalled. no further hires are planned now, though a waiting list of qualified workers remains for the season.
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Plymouth Motor Corporation
Plymouth
B. E. Hutchinson
Road information toledo Dayton and Canton detours
A dated travel notice lists U.S. 20 routes via Norwalk Fremont to Chicago and Cleveland area detours. It details parallel routes through Bryan S&S to Vermon. Columbus via routes including US 42 8 and 13 with detours around Westerville. Cleveland Erie Buffalo and Youngstown Pittsburgh corridors noted with detours and alternate turnoffs. Caution to check Elyria Automobile Club for unlisted routes.
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Toledo
U.S
Norwalk
Fremont
Chicago
Bryan
S&s
Vimon & R
Columbus
Oberlin
Ashland
Mansfield
Mt Vernon
Westerville
Cleveland
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
S R
Twinsburg
S. R
Ravenna
Edinburg
S&sr
Massillon
Canton
Steubanville
W. Va
Wheeling
Carrollton
Elyria Automobile Club
Lonesome Wives Follow Hubbies to Ira Pipeline Job
Two wives join husbands who left Houston to help build a Ki kuk to Mediterranean pipeline. They travel to New York then sail to Haifa Palestine to live near their husbands. Their names include Mrs Leroy Johnson and Mrs A fred Myrick Jr. and the journey reflects wartime labor mobilization.
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Houston
Tex
Leroy Johnson
Afred Myrick, Jr
Ira
Kikuk
Mediterranean
New York
Haifa
Palestine
Hvs
Charity Patients Predominate In 1932 Salt Lake Hospital
In Salt Lake City Utah 1932 patients at Salt Lake Geneva Hospital were 9 percent charity. Dr R J Alexander hospital superintendent reported. Per patient daily cost reduced from 2.65 to 2.22 dollars in 1932 from 1931.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake Geneva Hospital
R. J. Alexander
RCA tubes headline new Radiotron design and price drop
Day's Music Store touts a new Radiotron tube design said to boost efficiency and life. First shipment arrives. prices listed for models 201A 26 27 45 50. Free tube testing and restocking at RCA Cunningham space in Chicago World's Fair. Also notes Mother’s Day cards and a music festival by Mrs. Gladys West with local choirs.
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RCA
RCA - Cunningham Co
Chicago
Gladys West
Columbia Girls’ Glee Club
North Eaton Glee Club
West
Indications of Price Increases Reach Local Stores
Advertisements warn that prices will rise soon and today’s low rates won’t last. Day’s Hardware touts remaining stock at deep discounts to move inventory, including a four foot porch swing at 3.25 dollars, free roof paint offers, brushes, paste cleaner, and rubber lawn hose priced at 1.98 dollars for 50 feet.
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Elyria
Draper and Maynard Gloves Ease Baseball Demand
Cleveland clubs stay near the league lead as the public shows strong baseball interest. More than 200 major leaguers are under contract to Draper and Maynard to autograph gloves and mitts, boosting the brand’s profile and sales of D and M products.
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Cleveland
Draper and Maynard
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