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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1933
Page
4
Weather concerns loom over the Lake Erie League clash between Elyria and Lorain. The annual classic decides the league champion this year and draws intense town rivalry despite past results. Both teams and communities anticipate favorable conditions for the Saturday game.
In the East Carlisle district the P T A has taken on buying gasoline and oil for school buses traveling 1350 miles monthly and provides a Wednesday lunch for students at 10 cents. Donations fund most of these efforts as staff endure late pay. The group, teachers, board, and community rally to keep the school open and uninterrupted.
A metropolitan newspaper advertisement offers the stamp collection of an Ithaca New York man for sale. The piece notes the collection may hold rare stamps valued up to 100000 dollars and the entire set in the millions, reflecting stamp collecting’s wide range from royal treasures to small purchases. It discusses value patterns, air mail sheet errors, and the broker’s role in trading, while cautioning that truly valuable discoveries are rare.
Eurns in October the National Safety Congress met in Chicago. President Roosevelt urged life conservation and accident prevention, citing 33,000 deaths and 9 million injuries last year with costs near two billion dollars. Congress outlined plans through 1934, highlighting progress in industry and ongoing danger from automobile crashes and reckless driving.
A Cincinnati University expert argues weather dictates criminal behavior, linking business depressions and crimes to atmospheric energy. The piece suggests federal regulation of weather and placing Mills in charge of reforms for societal change.
A collage of short jokes puns and snippets from a bygone issue. Observations on trains country life courting post office stamps and a raid night memory mix with wry satire about detectives mood and money. The tone recalls a lighthearted society column with nameless voices and dated humor.
Anniversaries list prominent figures born or died across centuries including Baron von Steuben and William Herschel, with entries on Eliza Leslie and Peter Burnett. Also notes today in history events from 1806 Pike’s Peak discovery to 1920 the League of Nations first met. A birthday of Dr. S Josephine Bauer and local population figures accompany a Lorain bus injunction and a 5 years ago crime mention.
A 1965 Elyria Chronicle brief reports campaign expenditures by parties and candidates, with mayoral winner C. E Tuker noted. It also mentions a local water main issue where flooding affected areas near Black River, plus the upcoming Elyria directory delivery and 11,000 names included in the book.
An excerpt discusses Luke 22 46 and Peter's denial, noting Judas Satanic attack and Simon Peter's overconfidence. It reflects on Christ forewarning, prayer, and the believer's fragile state without Christ's intercession. The passage emphasizes faith not failing in the hour of evil and calls for steadfast remembrance and prayer.
Avon Lake residents hosted a Hard Time Party with Legion members and guests amid cards dancing and costume prizes won by Charles Starr and Mrs Wayne Black. Other items cover Legion Auxiliary, Pioneers dance at Island Park, T N T luncheon prize, and a tale of an ape in a German village era.
A compilation notes births of famous figures: Vincent Astor, Felix Frankfurter, Carroll Merriam, Franklin Adams, Charles Merriam, and Gerhardt Hauptmann. It includes a horoscope predicting themes of home attachment, restlessness, and cautious use of foresight aided by modern education.
The Morning Glory club met at the Mittendorf home with Lovel bouquets and autumn decorations. Card games dominated the evening with high scores awarded to Mrs Lawrence Hoekel, Mrs J J Waller, and Mrs Frank X De Chant. A course of refreshments concluded the gathering. Local guests included Mr and Mrs KE oH Kiingshtrn and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Peake. The Avon Isle dance pavilion opened with a large crowd, and Cuba’s potential for food production is noted.
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