Elyria Chronicle Telegram Publication Details
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram lists the Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company as publishers with Clare George as editor. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays, postal classifications, and subscription rates for city, county, state, and foreign advertising representatives.
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Members Audit Bureau of Circulation
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
The
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
Lorain
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
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Katharine Hepburn and Hollywood Gossip This Week
Jimmie Fidler reports from Hollywood on star quirks and fashion, noting Katharine Hepburn’s frilly negligees and Lionel Barrymore’s wealth of information. The piece idly catalogs actors, a famed golf moment, and humorous industry anecdotes including a bank escort’s notoriety and a rooster with crowing contests.
Bad Manners Our National Weakness
President Dodds of Princeton University urged improvement in manners at athletic events and theatre, calling boorish audience behavior a national weakness. He argued democracy requires grace in winning or losing, noting spectators and participants alike reflect the institution and the nation.
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Dodds
Princeton University
Dr. Dodds
Another Horseman Rides In Spain
Two of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse ride over Spain as Madrid braces for siege. Rebels encircle the capital, famine and disease threaten residents amid shortages of meat sugar milk and potatoes. Censorship blocks news but outside reports reveal growing misery and imminent tragedy.
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Spain
Madrid
Contemplate Baseball Museum at Cooperstown honor
Discussion urges creation of a national baseball museum in Cooperstown New York. Highlights an early collection including the first ball ever pitched and vintage trophies. Notes baseball’s enduring popularity despite occasional scandals and calls for a lasting tribute to the sport.
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National Baseball Museum
America
Cooperstown
Warning to Housewives From Washington on Rising Food Prices
The Department of Agriculture backs a Consumer Guide survey urging careful buying in early 1937 as drought effects push prices up. It notes current prices are near 1930 levels but well below 1929 peaks, with drought and planned scarcity likely to raise costs for households next year.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Consumer Guide
Home Is Best After All
The piece muses on home superiority and civic values, citing Goldsmith and Turkish modernism while noting people value intimate friendship and livelihood. It reflects on times of upheaval, public enemies, and speculative future building booms in Spain.
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Oliver Goldsmith
Timbuctoo
U. S
Spain
Money and manners mix in a Checkerboard column
New York Day by Day by C. O. McIntyre reflects on money’s power from a fresh bill’s journey to its murky travels. It muses on luck, chance, and the fragile thrill of a first independent trip as it observes people, weather, and society figures including Doris Duke and a Boston or Maine bus tale.
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Liverpool
Fontainbleau
Robert
Augusta
Maine
Doris Duke
Kissing Exquisites
McNaught Syndicate
Notable anniversaries from 18th to 20th centuries
A compact list of notable birthdays and deaths: Benjamin West born in 1738 in Springfield, Giuseppe Verdi born 1813, Fridtjof Nansen 1861, Lord Reading 1860, Martha Jefferson Randolph died aged 64, plus legal and historical milestones such as the Naval Academy opening in 1845, Cuba’s 10 Year War beginning in 1868, the 2 cent postage in 1883, the Chinese Revolution outbreak in 1911, and the League of Nations verdict on Italy in 1935. Includes Theobald Mathew, Victor Metcalf, and other figures.
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Benjamin West
England
Britain
Royal Academy
Springfield
Theobald Mathew
Dorn
Giuseppe Verdi
Victor H. Metcalf
California
Roosevelt
Utica
Oakland
Cal
Fridjof Nansen
Lord Reading
India
Martha Jefferson Randolph
Jefferson
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Cuba
Spain
China
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
Notable Births Across Nations and Eras
Helen Hares an actress born in Washington D C 54 years ago Dr Beatrice M Hinkle of New York psychiatrist and psycho analyst born in San Francisco two years ago Alanson B Houghton former ambassador to England born in Cambridge Massachusetts 73 years ago James L Wilmeth former head of the U S Printing Bureau born in Chewalla Tennessee 66 years ago Kermit Roosevelt shipping head New York son of the late President born in Oyster Bay New York 47 years ago
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Helen Hares
Washington, D. C
Beatrice M. Hinkle
New York
San Francisco
Alanson B. Houghton
England
Cambridge
Mass
James L. Wilmeth
U.S. Printing Bureau
Chewalla
Tenn
Kermit Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Energy-Filled Native Fails to Build Up Temperament
A native described as high energy and critical shows a tendency to fault others and attack ideas it cannot construct. The reading notes a restless, quarrelsome mood with a push to tear down what it cannot support.
Bible Readings And Meditations Saterday Reflects Creation
This Saturday meditation urges recognizing God as Creator of all and stresses universal access to Christ. It emphasizes humanity as God’s children beyond race or condition and calls America to share gospel, noting forward movement key word is Share.
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Christ
God
America
Sim
United States
Meluch Case Delayed Until October 1945 Parole Review
Joseph Meluch a Lorain correspondence school detective convicted of manslaughter in the killing of his bride of six weeks will not face the state parole board again until October 1945. He was tried about two years ago on second degree murder and convicted of manslaughter. Also noted is Joseph Drazenich who is to be paroled May 1, 1937. The parole board considered 92 cases in the session.
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Joseph Meluch
Lorain
State Parole Board
Columbus
Meluch
Joseph Drazenich
Parole Board
Hope for curb of tendency boosts outlook for life
A cautious belief emerges that the tendency can be curbed with effort, signaling a favorable prospect for success in life. The remark stresses self-control, discipline, and persistent striving as path to improvement. It frames personal growth as attainable through steady action and time.
Prominent U S Figures Noted By Birth Years
The notice lists several notable figures with birthplaces and ages: Harlan Fiske Stone born in Chesterfield New Hampshire 64 years ago, Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Anna Eleanor born in New York City 52 years ago, Dr Harry A Garfield Williams College president emeritus born Hiram Ohio 73 years ago, Admiral Cary T Grayson head of the American Red Cross born Culpeper County Virginia 58 years ago, Norman S Case Federal Communications Commissioner born 48 years ago.
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Harlan Fiske Stone
C U. S. Supreme Court
Chesterfield
N. H
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Anna Eleanor
New York City
Harry A. Garfield
Williams College
Mass
Hiram
Ohio
Cary T. Grayson
American Red Cross
Culpeper Co
Norman
Charitable man praised for open-handed generosity
Early hours show a combative start that softens into a hospitable, friendly figure valued by friends. The text notes success in business, prosperity, and a life of comfort, highlighting a recognized charity oriented character.
Health column by Dr C N Chrisman daily in Chronicle Telegram
Dr C N Chrisman offers daily health advice in the Chronicle Telegram under Questions and Answers. Read for practical guidance on common health concerns.
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C. N. Chrisman
Chronicle-Telegram
Reed
Mickey Finn Emerges Daily on the Funny Page
A new comic character named Mickey Finn now appears daily in the funny page. Readers are invited to start following his adventures and are encouraged to enjoy the humorous strips.
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Mickey Finn
Ballots Printing Delayed by Court Ruling in Summit County
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled against placing the Farm Labor ticket on the ballot in Summit County and the 14th district mandamus action. Ballots, originally held up, are now being printed and will be available early next week for absent voters. Absent voting begins next week at the board of elections for those away on election day.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Farm Labor
Summit County
14Th
Board of Elections
Board
Production Crews Announced For The Bishop Misbehaves
Miss Nina Baker, dramatics coach, announces production crews for the all school play The Bishop Misbehaves to be staged October 29. Cast includes 16 players with crews for publicity stage management properties costumes and lighting. rehearsals underway with named students and chairs guiding each section.
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Elvira High School
Nina Baker
Robert Holmes
Ruth Ann Sheldon
Phiilis Rhoads
Dorothy Thayer
Jean Crisp
Mary Kaiser
Jean Smith
Nancy Oldfield
Rose Trapp
Margaret Taylor
Dorothy Jenkins
Nancy Koplin
Marian Ellis
Louise Law
Neil Haas
Ralph Hancock
Robert Reading
Norman Stegman
Peter Smith
William Hultz
Harry Cook
Paul Richards
Wayne Johnson
Richard Mathis
Stage Properties
Betty Agate
Wilda Foreman
Virginia Easly
Jane Davies
Grace Almar
Margaret Corts
Natalie Nock
Margaret Papp
Alice Klinech
Lynette Schafer
Sally Barley
Shirley Altfeld
Dorothy Johnson
Rosemary Boylan
Virginia Mohrman
Emma Bourquin
Evelyn Fenimore
Lois Barlow
Lawrence Meredith
Lillian Dowdell
Joan Bauer
Robert Bannon
Harold Barres
Audrey Tracy
Robert Meredith
Leroy Moodr
Norman Beller
Edwin Hall
Huntington social notes and regional visits in Elyria
Huntington residents and guests are listed: Mr. and Mrs. John Fye with children Clarence and Margaret Ann visiting Mrs. L. D. Van Arsdale in Elyria. Roy Pearce of LaGrange dinner guest of sister Mrs. John Frye in Huntington. Frederick Mobns and Court Rolce accompanied by B. F. Miller and others at Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland. Miller family sold house to Mr. Cheney of Wellington and moved. Mrs. T. W. Regal and infant son back from Memorial hospital. P. H. Ferguson and Lakewood visitors with sister Mrs. Bes sie Regal. K. Warner of Mt. Vernon visiting aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Henry West. local social rounds and family visits noted. The passage ends with a dated geopolitical assertion about Soviet Russia’s early strategy to attack capitalist Europe and America through Asia to undermine Western investment.
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Huntington
John Fye
Clarence
Margaret Ann
L. D. van Arsdale
Ely
Tia
Roy Pearce
LaGrange
John Frye
Frederick Mobns
Court Rolce
Cleveland
B. F. Miller
Cheney
Wellington
Millers
Taylor Street
T. W. Regal
Memorial Hospital
P. H. Ferguson
Lakewood
Bessie Regal
Tom Gleason
Edith
Elyria
Henry West
K. Warner
Reiff School To Present Revue At Milk Fund Show
The Reiff School of Dance Song and Dramatics in Cleveland and Elyria will stage a Song Dance Revue featuring twenty Elyria students and several from Cleveland at the Milk Fund show at the Rialto Theatre on Monday October 19.
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Reiff School
Reiff School of Dance, Song and Dramatics
Cleveland
Elyria
Rialto Theatre
Harvest Home Services At Two Churches
The Birmingham Mitiwanza Evangelical and Reformed Churches announce annual Harvest Home Services with two union services led by Rev. J. Theodore Bucher who has become pastor. The first will be at Millwanzga Church on Sunday October 11 at 10 30 in the morning and the second at Birmingham Church Henrietta Center on Sunday October 18 at 7 30 p m. Both churches will exchange visits as part of the custom with fall fruit and flower decorations and Junior sermons for children.
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Birmingham-Mitiwanza
J. Theodore Bucher
Wandering mendicant life in Oriental tradition
The passage notes that in some Oriental countries a wealthy businessman or great statesman might, upon reaching a certain life stage, renounce possessions and power to live as a wandering beggar. The aim could be spiritual advancement or a duty, relying entirely on charity.
France settles large 1874 indemnity with Germany
France paid the substantial indemnity to Germany for the 1874 war costs. The payment not only covered Germany’s expenses but also left a surplus from portions financed by German revenues. The surplus funded a new German gold coinage and discharged some old government debts.
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France
Germany
Faithful View of God as Father and Friend
The passage frames God as not only ruler judge and creator but also a loving father and companion for the devout, portraying a personal relationship beyond formal religious duties. It emphasizes intimacy and trust in divine companionship.
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God
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