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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1934
Page
17
The blood of Stephen birthed a wider church and Paul who spread the gospel. The text notes how Samaria heard the word as one example of many, causing new churches to spring up. It, in prayer, urges immortality beyond flesh.
The phrase critiques a national preoccupation with money, noting it as a hackneyed yet pervasive idea. It contrasts U S attitudes with global perceptions, suggesting service debates as a counterpoint to monetary focus.
Analysis notes that European strategic thinkers now doubt trench fighting will recur as mechanized forces and fast mobility threaten static defenses. Italy and Britain signal disagreement with obsolescent fortifications while U S Army advances include fast tanks and portable machine guns, reshaping expectations for future warfare.
An Elmira editorial criticizes high taxes after the Willis Morrow plant seizure to cover a 74 336.35 dollar Elmira tax bill, notes state and federal levies burden business, calls for strong anti tax action, and urges citizen opposition to protect jobs and industry.
A rough roll of obituaries and anniversaries notes numerous figures: Jonathan Edwards born East Windsor Connecticut in 1703, theologian and clergyman. James Iredell born in England, later associate justice, died 1799 in Edenton North Carolina. Cyester Aviiun, New York teacher and vice president, born Fairfield, died New York City. Edna Trudeau born New York City, died Serene Lake New York in 1915. Enzhsen OConnor, editor and Irish politician, born and died noted. William H. aheen, artist and author, born Sandy Hook Connecticut, died Washington Connecticut in 1896. French sShrother, Hoover era editor born Marshall Missouri. several other clerical and public figures from colonial to 20th century are listed with birth and death notes.
A concise chronology notes events from 1812 to 1953 including Tecumseh’s Indian confederacy efforts and death near the Thames, Turkey and Russia wartime alliances with Britain, Boston girls winning high school access, Frank James’ surrender after Jesse’s death, Panghorn and Herndon’s Japan to U.S. non stop flight ending in Wenatchee, and Germany’s 1953 press law placing journalists under state service.
Taken from our files dated October 5 1909 reports the Elmsra school board failing to agree on filling the vacancy created by Hermann Ely resignation as he moved to Canton Amherst-W H Scroll of Chicago received the waterworks franchise and visited Amherst with two engineers to evaluate a 9000 plant project.
Twenty years ago on a Sunday all churches saw sharply higher turnout, with estimates placing attendance about 30 percent above their typical level. Warner Wheeler, state superintendent, notes the surge reflecting renewed community engagement and schedules for upcoming camp meetings.
A clipped biographical fragment notes Senator Louis Betts of New York born in Little Rock Ark sixty one years ago and mentions a Richmond County NL senator born sixty five days ago. It contains evaluative remarks on temperament and future prospects with a copyright tag.
The superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League told a Baptist church audience yesterday that whiskey interests are planning an assault on the initiative and referendum law, urging vigilance against the organized effort.
Fifteen years ago notes and local road progress are mentioned with intersections near Elyria and Oberlin Kipton area. Nellie MoE is re elected president of the Lorain County Women’s Christian Temperance Union at Amherst in a large annual convention with 128 voting delegates present.
Henrietta Ohio October 3 report lists attendees including Mrs Samuel Karter Mrs John Hestertler Wis Leon Hopkins Mrs Leona Buens Mr John Geassendorrier Mrs Barbara Angershach Mrs Alberr Reusser Mrs Earl Munn and daughters Alice and Idella Mrs Harry Jones and daughter Dorothy at the Lorain County Group fall meeting of the Women’s Foreign Missionaries.
A series of social visits and gatherings across Oberlin and nearby towns. Mrs Wilhelmina Heinz celebrated her birthday with relatives and friends while others hosted dinners and attended church events. Names include Bonnett, Bechtel, Garlock, Unger, Kelble, Bart, Dute, Janine, Clauson, Bucks, Minor, and several residents of Elyria, Cleveland, and Oberlin.
Henry Latrobe Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the navy, born Morristown New Jersey fifty years ago. Dr John Erskine, noted novelist and former Columbia English professor, born New York fifty five years ago. Louise Dresser, actress, born Evansville Indiana fifty one years ago. Prof Robert H Goddard of Clark University, Orleans Massachusetts , born Worcester Massachusetts fifty two years ago. Frank Ti Hitchcock, postmaster general under Taft, born Amherst Massachusetts sixty five years ago. Cameron Morrison, former North Carolina governor, born in North Carolina.
Philip Altmiller called at the Ries home after a Canada visit. Elwood Austin's funeral was held in Kipton with Bates and Bauman relatives present. Haents and Lemke of Cleveland were dinner guests of Charles Date. Families visited Rev. Christ Bauman ill in Berea. The King Herald society meeting is postponed to September due to Rally Day. Evangelical church services Sunday October 7 with Sunday School at eleven. Mrs. John Born visited Mrs. M. G. Johnson. Otto Hutt and son Arthur of Elyria visited the Bennett home. Edith Fletcher of Cleveland stayed with the Melvin Unger home over the weekend. Frank Kreeger and wife of Cleveland were luncheon guests of J. and Mrs. Frank Kelble. Willis Weinche of Cleveland visited the Unger home on Sunday.
A two month old two pound chicken, born on Charles Collings farm, roams the yard with its two legged siblings. The bird, labeled the “spares,” stays behind the “regulars” and is used only if others have trouble, yet it maintains its confident strut.
A Masar boy from Equatorial Africa shows respect to warriors and elders by saluting them seeking long life. When he salutes an elder, the old man responds by spitting in acknowledgement.
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