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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1930

Page

4

What Do You Want From Santa in Elyria Notices

This clipped item mentions social and church happenings with names: Mrs Eunice Holmes, Mrs Gereld Ross, Mrs Gertruda Shelton in Elyria, Thanksgiving services at the Congregational church, and male quartets with Elbert Kreoch Hobart Jones Blaine Hurst Paul O'Brian. Also notes travel to Kent and Daytona Beach, Norwalk visitors, Berlin Heights business call, Old Time dance at Antlers Hall, Finlay visits, radiotelephone service linking England Scotland Wales with Argentina Chile Uruguay.

Daytona Beach Florida L. A. Peers Norwalk Forrest Hinman Berlin Hts Nick Neiding Carl Antler’s Hall Heights Charles Kenyon Marvyn Kenyon Finlay Ohio

Disintegrationists and recreationists in science clash

The Smithsonian annual report frames a debate between Robert A. Millikan who argues star stuff is rebuilt through cosmic rays and James Jeans who says stellar material drains away. The piece weighs implications for the sun, future life, forests, and human progress, with additional notes on wage disputes and local social events.

Science Smithsonian Institution Robert A. Milliken James Jeans British Royal Society Milliken James He Jeans Jeans Eddington

Premature Criticism of Prohibition Commission

Chairman Wickersham defends the law enforcement commission against early guesses and biased predictions about prohibition. He vows impartial fact finding, noting balanced representation and a fair hearing. Untimely conclusions are said to reflect poor taste and undermine federal dignity. The report may displease many, but reactions should wait for the formal findings.

Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission Commission

Indispensable forests and national denudation risk

The piece argues forests sustain a nation’s vigor and warns that rapid depletion without replacement by governments and landowners will erode the United States. It compares forest loss to declines seen in China Syria and Asia, stressing that human progress hinges on conserving society and natural resources.

United States China Syria Asia

Anniversary notes span multiple notable figures

Today's anniversaries honor Charles Thomson born in Ireland in 1729, Wendell Phillips born in Boston in 1811, Morrison R. Waite born in Connecticut in 1816, Daniel M. Smiley born in Maine in 1855, and William G. Lee born in Illinois in 1859. Each obituary date marks births and deaths of public figures linked to abolition, judiciary, humanitarian work, labor leadership, and related causes.

Charles Thomson Continental Congress Ireland Philadelphia Wendell Phillips Boston Morrison R. Waite The United States Lynne Conn Washington Daniel M. Smiley Vassalbora Maine Mohonk Lake N. Y William G. Lee la Prairie Ill Navy

Today in history and birthdays list brief item

1780 Maria Theresa of Austria dies at 63. 1859 Jesse Pomeroy, infamous Massachusetts prisoner, born in 1876. Albert R. Gates, Chicago administrator of the PGA of America, born at Wyanet Ill. Francis I. Jones, Director General of the Employment Service, born Blossburg Pa. Rev John Haynes Holmes of

Jesse Pomeroy Massachusetts Prionince Albert R. Gates Chicago Professional Golfers Association of America Wyanet Ill Francis I. Jones Employment Service Department of Labor Blossburg John Haynes Holmes

Poised Spoken Jibe Highlights Political Graft Claim

Ex editor Cale Flu hart accuses Democrats of being the chosen people and sharing prosperity while depressions hit. Meanwhile Mrs Leghorn Tharp's nephew, idle three years, begins work today at the penal farm, signaling a shift in local fortunes.

Cale Fluhart Leghorn Tharp

Co operation between capital and labor noted by Stewart

Ethelbert Stewart, United States Commissioner of Labor Statistics, notes improved relations between capital and labor amid a low business mood. He cites 1930 figures showing less industrial strife than 1929 and argues mutual recognition that strikes hurt both sides encourages settlements without conflict.

Bureau of Labor Statistics Ethelbert Stewart United States Commissioner of Labor Statistics Chicago, Ill United States Bureau of Labor Children’s Bureau

Notable American Educators Linked in Obituary Line

The snippet lists figures including Rear Admiral Thomas Magru der U S N born in Yazoo County Mississippi 63 years ago Ellen C Sabin noted educator president emeritus Milwaukee Downer College born in Sun Prairie Wisconsin 80 years ago and a Community church N Y born in Philadelphia 51 years ago.

the Community Church N. Y Philadelphia Thomas Magruder Yazoo Co Miss Ellen C. Sabin Milwaukee-Downer College Sun Prairie Wis

Horoscope Highlights Self Possessed and Content in Domestic Life

The reading describes a patient, contented nature aligned with domestic harmony. A simple, unambitious path may yield happiness through long devotion, though the life might seem uneventful or underappreciated until much later.

North Olmsted Ladies Aid Aids Needy This Week

North Olmsted reports the Ladies Aid of the Universalist church assisted the local needy this week by distributing aid items and support services. The effort reflects ongoing church charitable activities in the community.

North Olmsted Ladies Aid of the Universalist Church

Local Notices From Wakeman Area November News

Miss Frances Coe leaves for Toledo to spend winter with the Pierce family. Hawkses and Croxfords plan Thanksgiving in Cleveland with relatives. Karl Ketcham’s daughter Audrey to visit Elizabeth Ketcham and Frank Neilson. Reading Circle opens year at Mrs. Charles Todd’s. WCTU to meet at Miss Hannah Timbs’ home. Willoughby Harrises visit Hattie Ellis. Cecil Wolfe becomes proud father of a daughter.

Western Reserve Maternity Hospital Kingsley Cleveland South Barton Road Effie Gould Oberlin O. J. Paddock Kennedy Bilge H. H. Briggs R. W. Elliott Unionville Briggs Austin Gardner Gaylord Gardner C. C. Boswurm A. C. Baldwin Humphrey Rushbrush Muscle Shoals Emert Public Library of Kiwanis Club North Imsted Ge. E. Stearns Chas. B. Lewis Clarence W. Elliott Leslie EB. Widener Elroy M. Christman William O. Fishley Mel Harrison Fred Heister Clifford Pease A. C. Reed B F. Salisbury Wakeman Frances Coe Toledo Ohio Lester Pierce Hawk Jessie Croxford L. N. Wooden Raymond Croxford Karl Ketcham Audrey Frank Neilson Elizabeth Ketcham Reading Circle Charles Todd Hannah Timbs Willoughby Harris Hattie Ellis Cecil Wolfe

Christmas Hardware offers wide radio gift display in Elyria

The Thanksgiving dinner drew crowds to the radio set centerpiece with football music and entertainment. Day's markets its Christmas gift line with special displays across its four story building and invites using used or battery radios as a stepping stone to new electric sets.

Elyria

Bargains on Radios Featured In Vintage Catalog List

The advertisement highlights bargains including an eight tube cabinet Emerson radio at 75 dollars a combination Orthophonic Radio Victor at 57.50, an Atwater Kent Screen Grid Cabinet set at 114.50, a Majestic cabinet in good condition at 95, and a complete battery set for 19.75, among others.

Emerson Radio- Victor Atwater Kent Majestic

Piano bargains and discounts entice buyers

Bargain pianos attract customers with a Gulbransen Player on display at half price from regular. Uprights begin at 35 dollars and rise to 225 dollars, with some new grand pianos heavily discounted. A good time to save money for a future piano purchase within the year.

Stradivara Tray Cabinet Solves Sheet Music Search

Keeping track of sheet music is a student problem. A Stradivara Tray Cabinet lists each title in an alphabetical index and files them in one of 17 numbered trays. Teachers organists and students use this cabinet and like it.

EverReady Radio Tubes Promise Better Sound and Free Trial

A local advert promises new EverReady radio tubes will revive an old set with improved reception and lower current. It offers a three day free trial to prove the difference and notes a selection of musical toys for Christmas including miniature pianos saxophones xylophones clarinets and horns.

Christmas card display with custom order options

Several hundreds of attractive and catchy Christmas cards are shown, and special orders for twenty five or more of one kind are printed or engraved with name and address.

Second Floor Furnishings Show Bright Gift Ideas

The second floor house furnishing department overflows with new tables packed with fancy dishes vases glassware and novelties plus useful kitchen and household appliances. A special electrical appliances section features lamps table stoves toasters heating pads percolators flat irons sun lamps corn poppers curling irons and more.

County Buildings Install New Electrical Fixtures

Electricians installed all new fixtures in the county’s fine new buildings, completing the work with competent, professional service.

Down East Bendix Flyer Coaster Sale in Elyria

Elyria exclusive sale offers the Bendix Flyer coaster line praised as strongest and fastest on the hill with lengths from 33.85 to 6.15. Cheaper Fly Away flexible coasters priced at 1.25 and 1.75 include a free rope with each sled.

Elyria

Practical winter shop deals and car care tips

Galvanized snow shovels cost 1.00 and 1.50 each with smaller sizes for women and children 25 to 50c. A gallon of 188 proof alcohol pit in your radiator costs 85 cents and may save repairs. Drive up to our back door and we will put it in your car. Everready Prestone lasts a season as it never boils or evaporates.

Old reliables warming homes in cold days ad line

On cold days this Round Oak Coal Heater offers reliable heating at $25.00 while radiant fire gas heaters remain a comfort option even with a house furnace.

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