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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1933
Page
4
On Armistice Day 15 years after the signing that ended World War I, communities reflect on the cost of war and renew commitment to peaceful settlement. The piece urges dedication to peace, gratitude to ex-service members, and a sober resolve to guide national destinies away from destruction.
An airplane delivered medical supplies to survivors of a steamship wreck on Great Bear Lake. Two men battled sub zero cold to reach a Royal Canadian Mounted Police station, aided by radio and aviation, illustrating modern rescue methods and enduring Northland courage.
Authentic history notes say Major R. E. Hultz recalled actions from a diary kept during wartime. The Chronicle-Telegram published articles drawing from Hultz observations on wake France and related Company B activities.
A first hand account of Elyria's Company activities during wartime is highlighted by Major Hultz's detailed notes. Despite shells and danger the Major recorded high spots for posterity. Tonight the company reunites at the Elks club recalling days from 15 years ago.
A tribute highlights W H Giles long civic career in Eaton Township. For sixty years he has been active in school affairs served as Justice of the Peace forty years and held township clerk and other duties. Since reaching voting age he counted about three quarters of district votes in six decades. The piece urges others to emulate his public spirit and dedication to voting and government.
Sunday and Monday sessions cover resurrection, immortality, and patience in faith. Themes cite Luke and Romans, urging steadfastness to win souls and live with divine eternal hope.
A long buried bottle лежe found by excavators along the Wabash River near Mt Carmel after years underground. The old drinking gall was located 22 feet below land level during a recent excavation project.
A quirky column notes misreadings and witty captions from postcards and jokes. It cites places in Lincolnshire and Havre, Montana, plus brief vignettes about a gondola gift and a barber shop partnership, mixing humor with local curiosities and stray names.
The article discusses the U S Labor Department pamphlet Juvenile Court Statistics 1932 based on 88 courts. It notes 53 757 delinquents with 8 383 girls and 27 735 boys under 16. It cites 66 percent of delinquent boys and 52 percent of girls with parental problems. The piece includes assorted local notes and quips.
The article analyzes juvenile delinquency, noting higher divorce rates among parents of delinquent girls and a large share of offenses linked to acquisitive crimes. It argues early parental restraint and supervision reduce delinquency, criticizing permissive parenting and urging action in early childhood. Comments are welcomed.
Clyde Kingdom in Randolph reports a humorous incident where his bird dog cleverly ducks home when he fires a shot. The writer muses on the word farce tracing to a French root meaning stuffing.
Bishop Peter Trimble Rowe of Alaska proposed federal support for unemployed Americans to migrate to Alaska as part of the recovery program. He noted Alaska has land, fish, game, and berries and argued relocation could ease Chicago’s mood and provide livable conditions with moderate costs.
At Day's News store in Elyria a feature on short wave radios explains reception bands from police to amateur to international broadcasts. Highlighted is the Philco 16 X with remote control, priced at 175 dollars, with trade-in allowances and home demonstration offered. Music club ads invite guitar and xylophone lessons under Don Merthe and Carl Kolinski.
A large raccoon in a window invites hunters to guess its weight. closest guess wins a box of shells. Open season for raccoon, rabbits, and pheasant begins November 15. Lorain County Game and Fish activity noted, plus store offers guns, ammo, rainproof gear, and a new Alpine sun lamp. Peerless Airplane Model Club added to list of models carried.
A limited number of tickets remain for the Elsina Lorain football clash. Reserved seats not collected by Tuesday will be released for sale.
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