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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1931
Page
7
City editor J Clare George notes publication schedule and newspaper costs. Details include second class status under 1879 act, with prices for in city, Lorain counties, Ohio and foreign subscriptions, plus advertising references and addresses of Associated Press representatives.
Elyria High School stormed to a three touchdown victory over League champions Lorain in a thrilling clash. Coach A N Smith, soon to retire, saw his players seize every opportunity as Elyria celebrated a hard fought win and looked forward to the annual banquet sharing stories and pride in the rivalry.
Observers expect middle west cities to host the Republican and Democratic conventions in 1932 with Cleveland and Chicago favored for facilities. While New York Atlantic City Philadelphia and San Francisco bid, central locations avoid bias and high travel costs. The piece argues middle west sites balance hotel capacity and accessibility.
The term describes a factor that blocks peak performance and is linked to personal dynamics at the workplace, including the influence of spouses or partners of higher-ups. It frames a barrier that can affect judgment, motivation, or opportunity.
Answers list Joseph Priestley as the discoverer of oxygen and Dropsie College in Philadelphia as the smallest college. The milk whey is the watery part left from cheese making. The passage notes a U.S. birthday for Franklin Fierce as president born on that date.
A list of historical figures tied to today’s anniversaries includes Edward Rutledge born in Charleston and a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Franklin Pierce born in Hillsborough. Ewart A. Duyckhoff, editor and biographer, born in New York. Henry D. Cooke, early DC governor, born in Sandusky and died in Georgetown. Henry C. Payne, Milwaukee financier and Postmaster General, born in Ashfield. Marie Bashkiriseff, artist and writer. William Edwin Rudge, master printer from Brooklyn.
A historical roundup notes the Ohio Company plans a 47 member expedition led by Gen Rufus Putnam. It also marks a Crompton loom patent as a key cotton machinery invention and recalls notable deaths and births including Dr George Parkman case and physicist Theodore Lyman born in Boston. It lists retirement age news for Maj Gen Hanson Ely and birth anniversaries for figures like Gov George Shafer Henry Joy Edward Plummer and Sir Gilbert Parker.
The text notes a man born in Canada now aged 69, receiving the first degree of a new sign. It describes the mind as intuitive with keen insight but prone to unprofitable pursuits or lack of application. It mentions a sprit e of content and natural simplicity aiding happiness under stress and disappointment.
Huntington Grange No. 2940 met last Thursday with installation of Juvenile Grange officers. A health task and electric health machine demonstrations by a Cleveland manufacturer representative were the evening’s centerpiece. Arlene and Ethel Recal sang, followed by refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Howard Albert of Lodi visited in the H J Kohli home while Warner Rowe traveled to Cleveland for a business trip. Mrs William Knepper spent time with her son Don in Canton. The Myers family and Arthur Neville returned to Akron after a week with the Welton home. The district teachers enjoyed an evening at Miss Ethel Garver’s with music and games. Rev Henry W Hunt attended a ministerial meeting in Seville as Medina County hosted Wayne County ministers. Supt H J Kohli injured his back lifting. The Allis family plans Thanksgiving in Wadsworth and Cleveland for the holiday. Chatham boys defeated Westfield 42 to 12 in their first county game. next up is a home game against Lod on Tuesday.
Misa Bernita Radia spent last week end at Berea with her sister Virginia attending a Baldwin Wallace University Guild Hall dance. The pair enjoyed a festive weekend in the village with friends and local sights.
Saturday night in Cleveland featured a card party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Raser with progressive poker tallies won by Mrs. Nelson Yost and Ed Werner and consolation for Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Barth. Out-of-town guests from Lakewood and Gratton joined. A chicken pie supper sponsored by Cemetery and Park Association drew a large crowd in Town Hall. Local residents attended funerals and visits. Ladies Benevolent Society met with a birthday tribute to Mrs. Turner. Eastern Stars gave a bridal shower in gypsy attire.
Local residents shared weekend visits with relatives from Berea Florence and South Amherst. Families including Fullgrabe Schuster Sherod Waldren and Early hosted gatherings in Cleveland Berling Heights Huron and Brownhelm. A new son was born to Tra Starkey and Leora Hand. George Holden reports a 5500 bushel potato crop. Roy Schuster and Anthony Reising visited from Star Byers home. Earl Hunter and family toured Buffalo to see son Muritz in the coast guard.
Michigan embraces charity football with possible games across the season ender. Governor Brucker backs proceeds aiding the needy. Michigan would host big contests as Big Ten bans lifted. If Michigan repeats as conference co‑champion, a charity playoff may be proposed against other title holders.
Mrs. R. H. Collier hosted 11 members of the Birthday Club at her Lake Avenue home on Friday. Dinner at noon featured pink and white décor, snapdragons, birthday cake, and confections. Prizes awarded for games included Mrs. Mable Hecock, Mrs. Merle Peacher, Mrs. Allie Oberlie, Mrs. Lettia Hecock, and Mrs. Cora Cotton.
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