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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1933
Page
8
Elyria merchants unveil a Homegrown Fall merchandising drive to boost manufacturing demand and showcase latest seasonal goods. They urge residents to support local shops, sustain civic progress, and keep money in Elyria through patronage, taxes, and community efforts.
A local promotional exhortation urges residents to visit Elyria stores during a citywide sales event to compare offerings honestly. The message claims consumer profits and city benefits as merchants prosper, and notes cordial reception by patrons.
A collage of doubtful tidbits recalls press humor and trivia from midcentury columns. It includes a tale of a wool suit misrepresented as all wool, a critique of a pompous salesman Judy, and various quick facts about elevators, military figures, and hospital timing, all wrapped in a brisk, commentary voice.
The study centers on Luke chapter ten verses one to twenty four, portraying the beatitude as a private love message to Jesus disciples. It notes prophets and kings longed to see what the apostles witnessed and contrasts their privilege with that of the apostolic band who beheld Christ firsthand.
TODAY S ANNIVERSARIES list births and deaths of prominent figures including Joseph Killcott Charles Calverly William Merritt Chase Eugene W Chafin Boise Penrose Stephen Crane and William Hodge with dates and places. TODAY IN HISTORY notes Lisbon earthquake stamp act and postal money order system introduction and Albert B Fall sentence.
The text urges spiritual discernment to perceive the unlimited blessings in Christ. It laments seeking new ideas while neglecting Christ and emphasizes that in Him lie wisdom and knowledge. It calls for accepting God's providence and manifesting the heritage of Immanuel through the Holy Spirit.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS Huston Thompson former member of the Federal Tile Commission born at Lewis Virginia 53 years ago Chester H Rowell noted San Francisco newspaper editor born at Wioomington Illinois 66 years ago George J Hecht of New York magazine publisher born there 38 years ago George W P Hunt seven times governor of Arizona born at Huntsville Missouri 64 years ago Isaac Goldberg of Boston noted writer critic born there 46 years ago Grantland Rice of New York noted sports writer born at Murfreesboro Tennessee 53 years ago Merle Thorpe editor of The Nation's Business Washington DC born at Brimfield Missouri 54 years ago Hon Newton W Rowell noted Toronto Canada lawyer born there 66 years ago Alexander Alekhine of France famous chess champion born today 41 years ago
Kipton residents report a Halloween party for the th and Sth grades at the school house directed by Miss Kelly and Miss Jessie Mellox. The event featured amusements and refreshments of cider and doughnuts as Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sheffield visit Cleveland relatives, and Mildred Powell from Cleveland joined her family over the weekend.
A series of visit reports includes Mr and Mrs BE Obe and family hosting, Mr and Mrs Erwin Grills and family of Norwalk and Miss Jessie Losey of Berlin Holshia with relatives, and Katherine Radcliffe of New London staying with grandparents. Lorain visitors, the Ingersoll family from Lorain, and Annie Ingersoll hosting at the home of the former’s brother are noted alongside the death of Oscar Olsen of Wellington. J F Emerich and daughter Jane of Elyria dined with J B Kasinski and wife.
In the era of wooden ships a clever captain would fasten a sail at the four corners and lower it beneath the hull. By stuffing wool, oakum, or rope bits between sail and hull, the sail would be drawn tight and help close gaps after a leak.
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