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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1933
Page
6
District observers urge installation of a public address announcing system at Ely stadium to provide play by play, identify ball carriers, state yardage, and explain unusual plays. They note cost is modest, expect increased attendance, and that the system could eventually pay for itself.
The John McKinstry story from Ireland turns the classic Horatio Alger plot on its head. After 50 years in New York saving $25,000, he returns to Ireland only to find loneliness and indifference. The tale warns that delaying happiness for old age can lead to missing it entirely and urges living for daily joy.
Charles F. Urschel stood firm amid kidnapper threats, insisting on prosecutions and testifying daily. Commentators reflect on civic duty as lawmen guard families of embattled officials, while others note small nations’ voice in disarmament talks and a surge of outdoorsmen in the kidnap racket.
A collage of quips, names, and odd snippets from a era column includes a driving lesson exchange with Mrs Thompson noting the mirror misalignment, a young husband and wife pancake joke, a soup critique from a child, and a Pittsburgh divorce rumor noting wartime strain. It weaves in names like Chauncey Root and Charles Flood, plus assorted occupations and places across states, ending with a reference to a Tawcet Insurance Policy.
A compact note on Luke 18 31 43 and memory verse Luke 18 42 urges spiritual awakening through belief in the Light. It contrasts a blind beggar’s sight with souls living in darkness and invites readers to follow Jesus. The piece cites Teachers College of Columbia University in New York as a world pedagogical leader.
Today’s anniversaries list births and death dates for figures such as Platt R. Spencer Leonard Volk Andrew D White Lotta Crabtree Henry Grier Bryant George B. Lockwood Sam A. Baker and others with origins in New York Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana and Missouri, noting their birthplaces and death locations and dates.
Historic Tippecanoe battle noted for 1811, Alton tragedy in 1837 ending Rev Eli lovejoy, 1878 theft of A T Stewart remains, 1917 Bolshevik Revolution. Obituary style notes list Royal Cope born Dexter Michigan 65, Eleanor Medill Patterson Chicago born 49, Harold Moulton Le Roy Michigan 50, Robert Doughton Laurel Springs 70, William Denman San Francisco 61, Leonora Speyer New York.
Washington reports surveys by the U S Public Health Service and Ulbank Memorial indicate unemployed families have poorer health than employed ones. The disabling sickness rate is nearly 50 percent higher in unemployed households, with illness frequency rising in step with unemployment.
Writer born in Washington DC sixty one years ago. Marie Curie, famed Polish born French physicist, born sixty six years ago. Sir Chandrasekhar Raman of India, 1930 Nobel Prize winner, born forty five years ago. Baron Lionel Hallam Tennyson of England, grandson of the poet, born forty four years ago.
The piece describes a transit from yesterday into today with morning joviality, afternoon softer tendencies, and an enthusiast to listless temperament by evening. It notes a gradual loss of energy as the day ends, reflecting a typical daily forecast tone.
The report notes rising illness among families deemed reasonably comfortable in 1929 who fell into poverty by 1932, with sickness rates higher than working neighbors of similar status. The study highlights a larger share of malnourished children among the unemployed in New York City despite welfare workers’ assurances.
Student council weighs shrinking the phrase Colleges of the City of Detroit to a shorter title containing the word university. Proposed names include Detroit Municipal University Cadillac University Detroit Civic University University of Southern Michigan and Detroit Public University.
Scranton scene notes Hu Sonmaga widow of a Dutrole Club term manager, now leads state employment bureau activities. Jennings, once a famed field player and former plane manager, is linked to Hong Kong Jewish synagogue and Benevolent Society as part of local civic life.
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