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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1925
Page
3
A November 4, 1925 written reflection notes that election disappointment follows losing candidates but urges perseverance. It argues civic life changes slowly, compares public mood to a weather vane, and stresses continued effort and hope despite defeats. It emphasizes character in defeat and gradual progress over time.
Aiavoy Hinkson was re-elected mayor of Elyria by a narrow margin reflecting dissatisfaction with police court and law enforcement. The piece notes Republican opposition influenced by anti Klansman concerns, calls for continued prudent governance, compliments several new school board members, and comments on party ticket outcomes.
The county welcomes newly elected members and urges united support for road and school issues. Women candidates entering the city council are celebrated, and the J mill levy for schools is upheld. Delegates highlight conventions opening today across multiple states and cities.
A writer extols Chas. Myers a respected Elyvian barber for always voting in caucuses primaries and elections. He advocates a law penalizing not voting unless sick or out of county to boost turnout and reflect public sentiment on the chosen candidate.
A reconciled list notes dates and places of birthdays and milestones. It recalls 1782 events, presidential recalls, and births of notable figures such as Raoul Dandurand, Eden Phillpotts, and Robert Vinson, with references to Canada, New York, and the United States.
A garbled piece notes Gen Julius Hi Stahel as a Union commander in the Civil War era and mentions President Coolidge with vague references to elections and anniversaries. It recalls William Gray of Boston as a prominent ship merchant and hints at airage and inspectors with unclear details.
The day’s news notes the elevation of Bishop George W. Plummer as head of a branch of the Andean Universal Church, known as the Chaldean church. He is to receive orders deemed valid by the Eastern church, with ties to the Church of England and Episcopal church authorities. Plummer, a Boston native and Brown University graduate, will hold a prominent position in this eastern rites church in the United States.
A damaged fragment cites Thomas Moore on love and faithfulness. It contrasts pain and joy, describing sacred devotion, youth, and enduring affection beyond emotion. The text blends lines about love that sustains through time and spiritual longing.
Census figures show Elyria population 791 and 3180 sales over 1990. Obituary notes a pioneer merchant died at home. Mentions B W Wolcott and others while references to Cadmus and Europe appear in fragmentary lines.
A papal week in Italy follows an invitation extended by Bishop Schrembs of Cleveland to a visiting American prelate after their meeting in Home during the Holy Year Jubilee.
Birmingham weekly column reports church events and community notices. Pastor C Hager leads Sunday services, Ladies Aid meets Nov 5 at the Henrietta German M E Church, with members Angerspach attending. Local residents, shoppers, and visitors are listed with names and brief travel notes.
An unsigned literary essay questions science faith and social progress. It debates weighing lunar pull and hardship’s role in character while critiquing modern comfort and health reform arguments and noting a broad range of topics from race to alcohol laws.
The Day EWS notes an impending visit by the Polish Archbishop to the United States. It mentions prelates and priests condemned to death by the Soviet government for teaching religion, with Mgr Constantine Butet Kaviteh cited as having been shot. The piece also references broader church suspensions and a detainee release in March 1923.
The item lists numerous social visits and meetings. It mentions Mr and Mrs CW Lawrence and C R Kuhlman in Elyria, Stoller family returning from Cleveland, Mrs Otis West organizing a Women's Ku Klux branch, and several couples visiting or hosting in Vermilion Amherst Lorain Oberlin Milan and Florence. It ends with a note that nationwide golf clubs number 3200 with 1 290 060 members.
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