Taken From Our Files 20 Years Ago Showed Permits rise
Building permits issued this year total 752,065, over three times last year’s 245,370, as a private kindergarten run by W A. A. mothers group forms after the closure of six public school kindergartens. The Elwyna Ministerial Association backs Armenian and Syrian relief per Wilson’s proclamation, while the Elwyna Chamber of Commerce supports the movement.
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Elwyna Ministerial Association
Wilson
Elsina Chamber of Commerce
Bible Readings And Meditations Come Be After Me
Monday's meditation centers on Jesus calling the first disciples with the words Come and follow. It contrasts loving God first with loving neighbors and urges personal action when the Church opens its doors. It asks what readers are doing about Christ's invitation.
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Gabe
Simon
Andrew
Jesus
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Movie Classes Hit With Lorain County Students
Ten Lorain county schools have begun first sample movie classes as a modern teaching method. The circuit includes Penfield Wellington Columbia Camden Elyria Township Henrietta Brownhelm Ridgeville Avon Lake East Carlisle and Brighton or Columbus to fill two weeks. New films come every two weeks with eight reels per group covering topics from The Call of the Wild to insect life desert people and the digestive system. A portable projection unit travels the circuit and safety films prevent fire risk.
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Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
Penfield
Welington
Columbia
Camden
Elyria Township
Henrietta
Brownhelm
Ridgeville
Avon Lake
East Carlisle
Brighton
Gibbons
Great
Boulder Dam
Jack London
Peter
Great Plains
Landon Visits Ohio Ahead of November Election
Kansas Governor Alf Landon Republican presidential nominee is in northeastern Ohio. He will address Cleveland auditorium this evening and pass through Elyria tomorrow morning on his westward journey. A possible train stop in Elyria is not yet confirmed with Sandusky listed as his first stop after Cleveland. Ohio’s pivotal role in the upcoming election is noted and Ohioans of all parties welcome the Kansas governor.
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Alf Landon
Kansas
United States
Ohio
Cleveland Auditorium
Elyria
Mr. Landon
Landon
Cleveland
Sandusky
Great Buckeye
Columbus Day Tribute in America
America pauses for Columbus Day honoring Christopher Columbus born 1446 died 1562 and recognizing his discovery of a new continent. The piece contrasts ancient vessels with modern liners dirigibles and airplanes, noting his belief that the world was not round and praising his perseverance.
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America
Columbus
Dar
Christopher Columbus
Penalties for Secession in New Deal Debate
Readers react to Jay Franklin's political column on the New Deal, warning that regions backing or opposing national policies may face federal patronage penalties. The letter writers fear regional coercion, political leverage in Washington, and a drift toward favoring leaders who win sectional majorities. They stress voting for policies they deem best, despite possible ostracism.
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Jay Franklin
Franklin
Register and Tribune Syndicate
United States
Roosevelt
Washington
Lorain
Yorkville Nights Echo Cincinnati Trails and German Grace
O O McIntyre recalls Yorkville's German quarter with bier halls and turn halls. He notes thrifty immigrants, Scandinavian maids, and multilingual conversations on a dinky troller. The piece references baseball slang in German circles, plus reflections on liberty and politics.
Notable anniversaries and events reflecting turning points
This annals entry lists historical anniversaries from 1788 to 1876 including Jesse Ogier birth in Connecticut, Alexander Stewart, Helena Modjeska, George Cable, Charles Kinz, John Lennon, Elmer Sperry, Columbus voyage milestone, and Robert E. Lee. It combines birth and death notes with a vivid 1492 landfall account and a brief note on Swift’s West Point class.
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Jesse Ogoier
Connecticut
Tnion
Conn
Alexander T. Stewart
New York
Dora
Ireland
Helena Modjeska
George W. Cable
Lfe
New Orleans
Charles Kinz
Albany
Mail- Waukee
John B. Lennon
Mans Fears
American Federation of Labor
Lafayette Co
Wis
Elmer A. Sperry
Chicago
Cortland
New World
Joseph G. Swift
West Point
Lexington
Robert E. Lee
Notable Figures Linked Across Births and Ages
A list of celebrated individuals with their birthplaces and ages is presented. Names include Rev. Michael J. Curler archbishop of Baltimore born in Ireland and 37 years ago, Wilberforce Eames bibliographer from Newark, Perry Burgess head of a leprosy eradication memorial born in Joplin, Peter B. Kyne author from San Francisco, and James Ramsay MacDonald former British premier born 70 years ago.
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Philadelphia
Most
Michael J. Curler
Baltimore
Ireland
Wilberforce Eames
New York
Newark
N. J
Perry Burgess
Leonard Wood Memorial For the
Joplin
Peter B. Kyne
California
San Francisco
James Ramsay MacDonald
Today’s Horoscope for a Masculine Native
A child born today is described as having a masculine nature with potential for leadership in work or field. The native is noted as triple mystic and studious, advised to avoid strong opinions about others and prefer rule by argument over force to prevent trouble.
Dr C N Chrisman Health Column Advice Qs
Daily health column by Dr. C N Chrisman in the Chronicle Telegram offers questions and answers. Readers submit advice requests on wellness topics and receive practical guidance. This item highlights the ongoing column format and author authority.
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C. N. Chrisman
Chronicle-Telegram
Handsome cartoonist and newsroom overseer recalls salty capers
The column recalls a noted cartoonist and art room overseer at News-L with a fond jab at typewritten gags. A salty fisherman’s tale inspires a playful caption about the skipper, leading to a quip that future name calling will borrow from deckside lore.
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L. D. Bradiey
Amherst news brief on city salary cuts and eviction delay
The council cut most city employees salaries by 1 percent instead of 20 percent and reduced the mayor’s pay from 2000 to 2100. An eviction order for 103 Lorain families was delayed after President Harding intervened with the Shipping Board. Amherst voters previously approved a bond for a 125000 school addition, with bid requests to follow.
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Harding
United States Shipping Board
William F. Gralls
Ambherst
Amherst
Miss Geneva Chamberlain Dies After Surgery
Miss Geneva Chamberlain long time Elyria teacher dies in Cleveland hospital after an operation. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs George H Chamberlain. Construction began today on a $42 factory building at Bond and Adams Street by Elyria Industrial Corporation for a Cleveland company. Sandusky High School upset Elyria High School 12 to 6 for its first home-field defeat since 1924.
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Geneva Chamberlain
Elyria
Cleveland
George H .Chamberlain
Bond and
Adams Street
Elyria Industrial Corporation
Sandusky Hish
Elyria Hish
Elyria Avoids Fires During Prevention Week
Elyria observed Fire Prevention Week with no fires and only one call to stop an ammonia leak. In Oberlin a large crowd attended the dedication of the new Theological Quadrangle with President Hutchins of Berea College delivering the dedicatory address.
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Elyria
Oberlin
New Theological
Hutchins
Berea College
Jimmie Fidler In Hollywood column preview
The Chronicle Telegram previews Jimmie Fidler In Hollywood describing a new intimate column about screen personalities. It invites readers to start reading tonight and promises engaging coverage of people you see on the screen.
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Jimmie Fidler
Hollywood
Chronicle-Telegram
Volunt e Firemen Meet in Regular Session
South Amherst Volunter Firemen met for a regular session at the fire station Friday evening. Routine business was transacted and a fire drill was set for Sunday morning October 18. After adjournment a social hour with cards followed, and a refreshment course was served to 30 members.
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South Amherst
Volunter
Village Council Meets Tonight at Town Hall
A regular village council meeting is planned for this evening at the town hall and all members are urged to attend. The October Parent Teachers Association meeting will take place Tuesday evening October 13 in the school auditorium with piano solos by Miss Spellbrink vocal numbers by James M. P. Nicol and a talk by Mr. Lautenschleger followed by a social hour led by Mrs. Flora Pike. Public invited. Mr and Mrs Carl Gibson of Morgantown WV were weekend guests of relatives here.
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Parent Teachers Association
Miss Spellbrink
James M. P. Nicol
Lautenschleger
Flora Pike
Carl Gibson
Morgantown
W. Va
Real mutual understanding and its unpredictable outcomes
A reflection on how mutual understanding between people can produce not only harmony and affection but also mutual dislike or outright hatred, highlighting the double-edged nature of interpersonal empathy.
George Eliot on the life of sacrifice and peace
A quotation from George Eliot extols the highest life as one of conscious voluntary sacrifice. It reflects on mankind's constant yearning for peace and righteousness and asserts that true nobility lies in selfless devotion.
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George Eliot
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