Chronicle Telegram imprint details and pricing
The Chronicle Telegram lists Lerats County Printing and Publishing Compass publishers with Clare George as city editor and a tentative publication schedule. It notes evening publication, second class matter, Elyria, Lorain County, and domestic and mail pricing details including per-copy and annual rates, plus advertising representatives and major city offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Lerats County Printing & Publishing Compass
Pubiishera
Ce Rudkrutt
Fpobliaea
Clare George
Editer
Telge Lpech
Ieal Eaailag
Aoapulicllils
Ente
Elyria
Ic City
Mali Getty
Lorain
Obic
Debs W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Kew
York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Needful or needless noise sparks urban reform crusade
The article notes a nationwide movement against unnecessary noise as psychologists link irritating sound to reduced efficiency and frazzled nerves. It cites laws curbing horn use and exhaust, applauds quieter traffic in small cities, and argues civilization aims for comfort and pleasant living.
Surplus Acres and Farm Policy Debate
The piece argues government push to reclaim waste lands for farming created surpluses. It notes the United States has 955 million acres of farmland, with only 505 million fertile and 390 million productive for markets and political blocs. It suggests reforestation of poor lands could profit owners and nation, possibly appealing to conservationists but facing farm bloc opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Congress
Fish to Drink Cocktails Stirred by Deep Sea Bomb
A New York dispatch describes an planned dynamite disposal of the sunken Bermuda liner Fort Victoria. A contractor aims to explode a netted charge to sink the wreck, claiming the cocktail cargo on board would be released in the blast as fish perish and seawater erupts. Local objections from Great Kills seek delay beyond fishing season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bermuda
Fort Victoria
Ambrose Channel
Charles T. Johnson
Lewes
Delaware
Great Kills
Staten Island
Rain making declared physically impossible by W J Humphreys
William Jackson Humphreys, meteorological physicist with the Weather Bureau, argues that artificial rain production is scientifically impossible and economically wasteful. He cites global attempts, warns against relying on unproven rain makers, and urges consulting recognized scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Humphreys
Weather Bureau
iWilliam Jackson Humphreys
Gap Wills
W. Va
Seton and Lee
Unis of Virginia
Johns Hopkins
University of Virginia
Washington
Meteorological Physicis
Anniversary and Birthday Highlights From Historic Figures
Anniversaries list eminent personalities born in Pittsfield New Hampshire Henry Howe Theodore Thomas founder of a Chicago firm Ramsay MacDonald and other notables. Today’s birthdays note milestones from 32 to 51 years ago plus history items including the McNamara dynamite trials and earlier events.
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Samuel G. Drake
Pittsfield
N. H
Baston
Henry Howe
New Haven
Cour
Columbus
Ohio
George Williams
Young Men
Christian Tion
Agnis
Theodore Thomas
Chicago
Fern
East Friesland
United States
New York
McNamara
Los Angeles
Michael J_ Cu
Baltimore
Ireland
Ramsay MacDonald
Englis
Labor
Harler Fiske Stone
United States Supreme Court
Chesterfeld
Harry 4. Garfield
Williams College
Mass
Illiam
Cary Grayson
Wilson
Culpeper Co
Norman S. Case
Rhode Island
Provicence
Alo- Harriet Hord Hawes
Boston
Mas
Amherst P T A Holds Meeting and Fall Festivities
The Amherst Plain Township Parents Teachers Association met in the school auditorium with Earl Miller presiding. Reports were given by secretary and treasurer. The hot lunch program begins November 1. A playground repair is underway and a home talent show directed by Howard Lehman will run in the third week of November. A male quartet performed and a carnival with fortune telling and a fish pond drew crowds of about 130. Organizers formed a safety group as Alfred Schacht was mildly injured by a passing truck. students plan to assist younger children crossing streets before school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. South Amherst
Parent Teachers Association
Earl Miller
Howard Lehman
Wellington
Roche
Herald Allsop
William Meacham
John Wagener
Dendemeers
Fortume
Littie
Alfred Schacht
Fred Schacht
Wil
Earl Keller
Dime Society Rummage Prep Delights Church Notice
The ladies of the Congregational Dime Society spent the day at Mrs Ella Harper's home tying comforters and preparing a quilt top for a rummage sale set for Thursday October 16 in the church basement. Plans also were made for a home talent play on Friday October 24. A noon meal was served to a group including Mrs Arthur Engle and Mrs Charley Bryant. Church notices list services at St John and Congregational churches with respective pastors and times.
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Dime Society
The
Congregational Dime Society
Mra
Ella Harper
Harper
George Graybell
Arthur Engle
Charley Bryant
Ford Moser
David Hansford
Wiliam Emery
L. D. Cummings
Wm. Gleason
H. E. Moore
Canton Kilmer
Annabelle
F. FE. Eastman
H. W. Powers
John Crebe
Jacob Kolb
Brighton Homecoming at Congregational Church
Bright on Ohio residents invited to annual home coming at Congregational church on Sunday October 12. Pot luck dinner at noon. attendees bring a covered dish and sandwiches. Coffee served. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Charles Beeler a baby girl Mary Joan weighing nine and a half pounds born October 2. TV convention held at North Eaton Friday October 4 with local attendees listed.
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Brighton
Congregational
Charles Beeler
Mary Joan_ W
North Eaton
L. W. Fenner
Homer Fenner
Leona Edwards
Manette Kinner
Roseau
A. Jones
Louise Mer‘yall
Helen Merrill
Pittsfield Drilling Prospect Links Family Ties
In Pittsfield, Whitney drills a gas well on a large farm near his son and daughter Mrs Ridg. Agnes Brezge, a former resident, is pursuing a missionary course at the Trainms Institute at Beanlah Beach. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Herbert Markley on October 1.
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Pittsfield
Oct
FPLC
Whitney
Los
Clirridg
Agnes Brezge
Trainms Institute
Beanlah Beach
Herbert Markley
Busy Days for Housewife amid Bandit Robbery
A Pokey Beasley filling station attendant was riddled by bandits who escaped with within dollars as Ted Binkley spoke of the day’s hustle packing beer and catsup for housewives, noting much business is shot.
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Ted Binkley
Beasley
John F. Dille
Today’s Horoscope Opens Combative, Warmth Follows
The early hours bring a combative disposition, but the day softens into a hospitable, open-handed character valued by friends. Success in business is indicated with comfort and prosperity in life.
October 12 1930 Child Will Be A Ruler Horoscope
A dated horoscope notes the child born on October 12 1930 will grow to lead in play or work. It describes a masculine nature regardless of sex, a mystic studious streak, and counsel to rule by argument rather than by command to avoid trouble.
Local social notices from Rutland Vermont and surrounding towns
A weekly notice reveals family visits and journeys across New England. Dre W and B Sherbourns began a weeklong visit with parental kin in Hut land and Ludlow Vermont. Evie M Campbell and Mrs Hoy Brasee returned from South Hadley Massachusetts. Amelia Hulait plans winter with her daughter Roy Brasee and relatives. H E Bartlett hosted a family dinner with relatives from California Ohio and Michigan. A P Lincoln returned from Hart Michigan. Rural Mall Carriers banquet in Breckville was attended by Glenn Draper. Eleanor Jones and Max Hayes visited from North Olmsted Ennis Kyle from Vermilion joined Mr and Mrs Wm Hayes for a Sunday gathering. Charles Walt of Cleveland joined J A Wait for supper with family. Rose Balagh of West Russia spent time with Faith Draper. Wisdom Seekers hold Friday class at Earl Davidson’s Came home.
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Dre. W. & B Sherbourns
Hutland
Ludlow
Vermont
Evie M. Campbell
Mre Hoy
Brasee
South Hadley
Mass
Rutland
Amelia Hulait
Roy Brasee
H. E. Bartlett
H. M. Bartlett
Claremont
California
C.G. Whitney
Springfield
Ohio
Myrtle Hurd
Thomas Lee
Damien
Maurice Hurd
Warren
F.C. Bartlett
North Russia
Re. Grace Farrar
Oberlin
A P. Lincoln
Hart
Michigan
Glenn Draper
Breckarille
Misa Eleanor Jones
Maxing Hayes
North Olmsted
Ennis Kyle
Vermilion
Wm. Hayes
Charles Walt
Cleveland
J. A. Wait
Miad Rose Balagh
West
Russia
Faith Draper
Wisdom Seekers
Lin
Earl Davidson
Schultz and A B Chase Pianos On Display And Sale
The Schultz Piano Company's grand piano in oil rubbed mahogany is on display with a possible special price for quick sale, alongside a new five foot A B Chase grand noted for its quality. The ad also promotes radios, Swiss weather prognosticators, and a wide range of house games and electric appliance gift items, urging readers to visit the second floor for wedding and party presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultz Piano Company
Chicago
Schultz Company
A. B. Chase
Chase
Notable Radio Cabinet Sale Includes Major Brands
A dealer touts Atwater Kent Victor Majestic and General Electric radios. Cabinets in various prices and styles offered with easy terms and A-1 service. The pitch questions why the display cannot be shown today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwater Kent
Victor
Majestic
General Electric
Wagner Couple Attend Legion Convention in Boston
L. F. Wagner attended the Legion Convention in Boston taking part in parade drills of the drum corps. Mrs. Wagner accompanied him, and both report a most interesting and busy trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Wagner
Legion
Boston
Goods for desk and office use and 1931 style bags
A display features a fine stock of fountain pens inks muct lege china cement and glue in tubes and cans plus other small desk and office items. A showcase of new ladies hand bags in the 1931 style is shown with prices well below last year.
Elyria High Football Seat Sales Offer
Selling reserved and general admission Elyria Lorain game seats through Laver or direct orders. Orders require cash at $1 per seat, with seating arranged in a block.
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Elyria High
Laver
Cold weather warning urges quick sash repair for broken glass
In advance of colder days residents are urged to measure up sash windows and fix broken glass promptly to prevent drafts and weather damage. Local officials emphasize timely maintenance to protect homes and conserve energy.
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