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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1933
Page
8
The school board raised 75000 on a tax anticipation note to ensure teachers and staff receive at least 75 percent of due salaries. The piece lauds teachers for patience and duty, notes past frills in curriculum and vows to align spending with funds, while hoping payroll pressures ease soon.
The Italian air squadron under General Italo Balbo will fly from Italy to the United States as part of the Chicago Centry of Progress exposition. The venture features a large number of planes and meticulous preparations. The Italian government sponsors the flight and emphasizes pilots' peak physical condition to boost chances of success.
A group will depart Rome for Chicago to undergo a period of intensive training in special quarters. The men, treated like athletes, will follow a strict regime designed to enhance performance and safety in flight. The project aims to advance aviation science and could influence future air travel.
A fragment lists anniversaries for Philip Pendleton Barbour Esquire Ralph Waldo Emerson E Bulwer Lytton William H Cranning Lorin Bridget John Alexander Dowie Albert Stanley and a note on the 1787 US Constitutional Convention Today in History mentions Philadelphia beginnings plus a reference to the historic Lloyds of London and a clash with communists in the German Diet Building in Berlin
The notice lists John R. Mott born in Livingston NC at 68, Col Gordon Johnson born in Charlotte NC as the sole holder of four top US Army wards, Henry Brekinridge of New York born in Chicago aged 47, Dr J McKeen Cattell of New York born Eaton PA aged 70, Dr Selskar McGunn sanitary vice president of the Rockefeller Foundation born in England, John T. Winterich of New York born Middletown Corn aged 42, and Lord Beaverbrook born New Brunswick Canada aged 44. It remarks on the day’s balanced spirit and notes potential future eminence.
Hartford general stores report increased sales of oil lamps as popular lighting options regain demand. Local shoppers show steady interest amid aging stock and promotional pricing, with several retailers noting stronger evening use.
Baccalaureate services for the graduating class were conducted at Kipton Community church Sunday evening. The orderly program included processional, piano by Mrs. Pear Leninger, hymn Faith Of Our Fathers, invocation by Rev. William H. Schweinfurth, anthem, combined choir, Scripture, solo Love Life by Morris Scott, class sermon by Rev. Charles C. Recard, prayer, hymn Lead Kindly Light, benediction by Rev. Schweinfurth.
On the 43rd wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Brumops Sr many relatives and friends joined a Sunday afternoon gathering at their home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Phil Ronk of Cleveland and several other couples from Livyria Penfield Wakeman and nearby areas.
Attendances at the Lorain SCOURLY Musical organizations spring concert were noted at the Clearview school auditorium Friday evening. Obituary details mention William Crosier funeral service held Monday at his son Harry’s home in Fitsfield with burial at Pittsfield Cemetery. Local residents Will Ingersoll Colubmia Station and Joe Broder Toledo visited relatives. Paul Weber of Cleveland spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J N Weber. Jack Cook and others were guests in the area.
A humorous ad shows a man praising Hanes undershirts for lasting fit after washing. He claims the shirts stay in place when tucked in and never bunch around the waist, declaring his wife gives him fits in a playful boast about comfort and length.
Qberlin were Sunday guests of the Cook family. Mr and Mrs B Cook and daughter Frances hosted Viators at Paul Clifford’s Welington home. Ernest Twining and two grandsons Harold Jr and James visited Rev Harold Twining’s Mediung home. Eldon Radcliffe family and Dot Ketchum of New London called on W F Betts house. Ruth Kelly and Mrs Perkins traveled to Elyria on business Monday.
The remark notes that under two centuries ago the notion of progress was unfamiliar and debated, even as today it seems common and tested. It contrasts past uncertainty with present familiarity, implying a historical evolution in attitudes toward innovation and improvement.
The text discusses art's role, noting that while in all cases it should be pat ral, in higher departments art becomes imitation as well as inspiration and interpretation. It emphasizes evolving function of art across levels and its influence on practice.
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