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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1934
Page
8
A. G Hudnutt president announces the Elyria paper published each evening except Sunday and holidays. It is entered as second class matter at Elyria Postoffice. Price: three cents per copy, seven dollars eighty cents yearly in advance by carrier. Mail rates: outside Elyria and adjoining counties three dollars per year. within the state four dollars.
An appeal to Elyria residents urges unity to fund the Community Chest. It notes hospital and charity struggles, cites an urgent goal of 49300 for next year, and asks every earner to pledge at least one percent while solicitors gather funds. Elyrians are urged to act now to avert closures.
Opinion column condemns harsh Soviet style punishment linking careless deaths to firing squads and exile. Argues against holding relatives responsible for others crimes, condemning mass punishment and stressing the role of stable home life in reducing lawbreaking.
The piece notes the British Broadcasting Corporation advisory panel on pronunciation led by Bernard Shaw weighing terms like anemoscope clinometer and stern. It jokes about broadcasters mispronouncing words, contrasts American and English usage, and ends with quips on Christmas shopping and wealth.
In New York City the literary and artistic set retreats to rural retreats with stone chimneys and handhewn timbers. Notables such as Heywood Broun Gilbert Gabriel and John Anderson relocate to country houses and old colonial lodges while chaperoned by social activity and private lakes. The piece surveys the shift to country glamour with salons, showcases, and social gatherings amid urban dens.
Belden community group met in November at Mrs Pauline Sooy s home for quilting and block piecing. A plentiful noon dinner followed a business session led by president Mrs Lucy Myers which adopted plans for a peony carnival and penny supper run by entertainment committees Leona Seckt and Irma Wise. Attendees included numerous local residents and guests from Lakewood Spencer La Grange and Caton.
Delicetoud lunch served for Mrs Irma Wise and two weeks from Tuesday. Mrs Seeht entertained the ladies at a quitting party on Sunday. Dr and Mrs J B Finkaysen of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Agnes Elias. Cyril Smith and son Kart visited Elyria areas. May and Mea Cad seehe. Mr and Mrs Clifford Schules attended reform services at Amherst High School councilor Sunday. John Sytilde and wife of Elyria were Sunday evening guests of EK Hereford. Mrs Estella Harrison of Ober and daughter visited Laurange Sunday. Minnie Armstrong of Cleveland visited Carl Lewht Friday to Sunday. Miss Bornlea Armastraniy also visited Saturday night and Sunday. Wilburs Armstrong also spent Sunday at Lecht home.
Kenner residents Mr and Mrs Carl Seete and son Dilo yd joined Mr and Mrs George Smith Mrs Bernice Prosser and Mike Bernies Armstrong at a Saturday dance in North Haton. The event drew a handful of local couples and families enjoying the evening.
About 150 attended a Eastern Ohio Public Health Commission and Nurses meeting at Elyria Country Club. Rep P H Rogers delivered an engaging talk on legislation and public health financing. Laboratory and sanitary officials participated.
Absorbent cotton split into thin layers used to create a blanket of snow beneath the Christmas hee, blending seasonal decor with practical fabric craft.
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