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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1933
Page
4
Carnival well attended at South Amherst school
A large crowd attended the South Amherst carnival held Thursday evening. Every room in the building housed exhibits, refreshments were served, and prizes were claimed by Mrs. William Hull, Mrs. John Thompson, Albert Fuzey, and Te aac Slack. Final meeting for Community Chest campaign teams to gather at town hall Monday at 7:00 sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
William Hull
John Thompson
Albert Fuzey
Teaac Slack
Community Chest
Group to meet at her home in three weeks
A group is planned to gather at her residence in about twenty one days, with arrangements to be confirmed in advance and potential activities to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tain
Renewed Diplomatic Ties With Soviet Russia Declared
The United States announces the renewal of diplomatic relations with Soviet Russia. The stance favors cooperation and the removal of barriers, stressing that modern transport and mutual ethics require cross national exchange. Russia’s Soviet Government is acknowledged as the government of Russia, to be recognized so long as it respects U S institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Russia
Soviet
United States
Federal funds urged for Elyria relief projects
Elyria and Lorain County would receive federal relief employment funds. President Roosevelt aims to have a million men receive first checks by November 25. Elyria civic group toured Cascade Park proposing work on Lodi street entrance river debris removal park roads walls and tennis courts. Mayor Vanoster pushing water main and Middle Avenue paving projects to maximize labor. Local plan calls for up to fifty workers at Cascade Park for twelve weeks and possible use of $50,000 in federal funds for the most beneficial projects. The president seeks high labor, low material requirements on funded efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain County
Roosevelt
Cascade Park
W. H. Vanoster
Frank Wilford
James Armitage
James A. Hewitt
Fred Underhill
John Powell
Ralph Murbach
L. A. Hastings
Lodi Street
Middle Avenue
Ohio liquor commission plan earns cautious support
A published report by Governor White s Advisory Commission on Liquor Control proposes a three member state board with six year terms and annual salaries of ten thousand dollars. The plan emphasizes high caliber appointees, licensing controls to bar fly by night operators, tax provisions, restricted hours, and liquor sale oversight aimed at legitimate operation and reducing bootlegging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Commission
Home's Benefactor Charles Taft Dies After Lifelong Support
Charles Frank Taft, longtime benefactor of the Home For The Aged, has died after sharing his life with the Home. His wife predeceased him in February 1931, and their 1924 gift of 26000 strengthened the Home's finances. Taft lived at the Home, witnessing its growth and enjoying its associations as he helped others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frank Taft
Home For the
Taft
Golden Legion Bible Study The Cross and the Dying Thief
Bible study meditation on Luke 23 32 56 and the dying thief who asked Jesus to remember him The article reflects on justice mercy and salvation and closes with a prayer for cleansing from sin The discourse emphasizes paradise promised to the thief and Jesus crucified for all ages and nations
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Jesus
Christ
Paradise
The Walk to Em Maus as a Resurrection Manifestation
The piece extols the walk to Em maus as a sweet, wistful manifestation of the living Christ during the forty days after the resurrection. It calls readers to perceive Christ by faith, not by sight, and urges daily awareness of His presence to curb selfishness and renew reverence in worship and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmaus
Christ
Paul
Church Universal
Christ of God
Meteors Over Scotland Scare Thronged Cities
Meteors lit the Scottish sky in a single night, stunning residents from Edinburgh to Glasgow. The dazzling shower, linked to comet Giacobini, defied counting with rapid, frequent falls, leaving people rattled by the unprecedented display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Edinbureh
Glasgow
Giacobini
Anniversaries and birthdays from history and today
Today in history and anniversaries lists include births of David Wilkie Louis Daguerre Asa Gray and Adolph Nordenskjold with deaths noted, plus Susan B Anthony tests voting rights and Panama Canal Treaty signing. Birthdays for Dorothy Dix Amélita Galli Curci James Rand Jr and others noted. Horoscope predicts emotional yet resolute temperament with potential for success.
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David Wilkie
Louis J.M. Daguerre
Leo Lesquereux
United States
Switzerland
Columbus
Ohio
Asa Gray
Harvard Univ
America
Oneida Co
Adolph E. Nordenskjold
Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
Dorothy Dix
Elizabeth M. Gilmer
New Orleans
Montgomery
Tenn
Amélita Galli-Curci
Italy
James H. Rand, Jr
New York
No. Tonowanda
N. Y
Icado Martin
Hopkinsville
Jacques Maritain
Airliner Loses Engine But Lands Safely in Baghdad
An airliner exiting Baghdad, Irak, shed its starboard engine while aloft. With two engines still operating, the pilot climbed to avoid the surrounding mound and then landed, wrecking the craft. All four aboard escaped injury.
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Bagdad
Irak
Elyria notes on Cheapside walks and local history
Chronological snippets from Elyria Telegram recount community actions and events across decades. Topics include a proposed 20 foot Cheapside walk spurred by business firms and churches, safety concerns near Lake Avenue from the new fire station, liquor licensing changes affecting Lorain County towns, hospital finances, mayoral campaign spending, and rabies alerts from the county health department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cheapside
Temple Company
Baptist Church
Broad
Second Streets
West Side
Lake Avenue
Bandit Pays Tax to Poland Amid Hard Times
A noted bandit in Poland sent the Polish Treasury 4.25 zlotys claiming this covers the income tax due on “the life of my profession.” He wrote that despite earning little in hard days, he as a citizen should contribute to state upkeep.
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Poland
Frome’s First Queen Crowned in Annual Beauty Contest
In Frome England a sixteen year old factory worker Miss Edna Shy won the town beauty contest after years of local misses declining the honor. Officials urged participation and she claimed the title without opposition as lawyers and painters switch black to white in the town's spectacle.
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Frome
England
Carnya
Edna Shy
Walking in New York A wandering essay on urban strolls
A rambling meditation on daily walks through New York City, praising quiet sauntering amid landmarks like Harlem's Speedway and Riverside Drive. The piece references figures such as Emily Bronte, Irving Berlin, Vincent Astor, Amy Lowell, Ring Lardner, Otto Kahn, Lily Pons, and John D. Jr., weaving literary and cultural images with vivid descriptions of streets, bridges, and viewpoints.
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New York
Hazlitt
Stevenson
John H. Finley
the Times
Shubert
DeQuincey
Wordsworth
Harpo Marx
Carl
Schurz Park
Yorkville
88Th Street
Irving Berlin
Vincent Astor
Elizabeth Marbury
Amy Lowell
Madison Square
Otto Kahn
Lily Pons
John D. Jr
Peter Arno
Study Hour Club Meeting Recites Poem and Reviews
The Study Hour Club met at Mrs. John Thompson's home Friday evening. Mrs. Emil Ruth reviewed Pocahontas and Andrew Jackson by Marquis Jones. Mrs. James Nicol reviewed the book. A poem Maud Muller by Whittler was read. Mrs. O J Ruth and Mrs. Helen Baker spoke on Whittler. Mrs. John Schaub presented current events. Ten members attended.
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John Thompson
Emil Ruth
David Garrett
Andrew Jackson
Marquis Jones
James Nicol
Maud Muller
John Greenleaf Whittler
O. J. Ruth
Helen Baker
Whittler
John Schaub
Vivid Scene Describes Morning Habits In Peculiar Style
A clipped, grotesque vignette depicts morning rituals with pipe smoke, breakfast cheese, and a brisk aroma. Characters urge the curious to munch, toast peanuts as substitute, and never hesitate to gawk. Copyright 1933.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Con gregational Dime Society Meets at Mrs Engle Home
A regular meeting of the Con gregational Dime Society was held at the home of Mrs. Arthur Engle with Mrs. Herman Witt presiding. Readings by Mrs. Edwin Harper and Mrs. C F Fo ces. No meeting in two weeks due to Thanksgiving. Next gathering in one month at Mrs. David Hansford in Elyria. Charity refreshments for ten members. Herbert Thompson released from Amherst Hospital to his home and improving rapidly. King Solomon Lodge to funeral service for James E Woodruff at 1 PM Monday Nov 20 with H OC Steger W M presiding.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Elytig
Lorain
Amherst
Grafton
Avon
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Board of Directors
Congregational Dime Society
Arthur Engle
Herman Witt
Edwin Harper
C. F. Foces
David Hansford
King Solomon Lodge No. 56 F. & A. M
James E. Woodruff
H. OC. Steger
W. M
Grunow Radio Introduces New Set With Modern Features
Grunow announces a new radio line in vivid terms highlighting tone control syncro dynamic speaker and AC DC operation. Prices range from 29.95 to 107.50 with demonstrations promised and clubs promoting shared learning and access to NBC broadcasts from Radio City studios.
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Grunow
Carrene
America
Bill
Grunow Radio
Day's Hardware Promotes Thanksgiving Cookery and Hunting Gear
Day's Hardware urges shoppers to plan Thanksgiving cooking needs with new stoves and ranges. Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges, De Luxe models, Standard Electric Ranges priced from 64 to 109 dollars, plus enamel roasters, wear Ever aluminum ware, and Royal Rochester silverware. Hunting season items include coats boots and long range shells. stock remains for gauges and loads.
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Detroit
Royal—Rochester
International Silver Co
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