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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1936

Page

9

America’s maritime feats and 20th century upheavals

The text lists events: a battle where an American brig Frolic engaged a British merchant ship, another British ship was captured, and a larger ship prevailed. It notes a 1866 Quebec fire, a 1915 Zeppelin raid on London with heavy casualties, a 1927 Coolidge speech urging philanthropy for democracy and arts, and 1931 Spain’s separation of church and state.

Frolic America Quebec London President Coolidge Pittsburgh Spain

Bible Readings And Meditations Tuesday Oct 13

Read Revelation 3 14 22 counsels to the Laodiceans. Warns tepid Christians to trade wealth for grace and clothing for righteousness. Question how believers pursue dollars over devotion and spiritual sight. A returned missionary notes worldly church symbols amid faith. God grant us authenticity.

Christ

Real Estate Transfers Reported by the Land Trust Company

A list of transfers includes Sheriff deeds and private sales across Lorain and surrounding townships. Properties on East 29th Street, Connecti cut Avenue, Wakeman Belden Road, Russia and Camden townships, Avon Lake, and Columbus Township change hands from trustees to individuals and from banks to buyers. Notable parties include Joseph Svete, Julius Aros, Mabelle Whitney, Hattie Braun, Carl Robinson, Rite-Price Homesites, Inc., Margaret Heupel, Forest Adams, and Forrest D. Adams.

Joseph Svete East 29Th Street Lorain Joseph Failipiak Eaton Township John J. Chamberlain Julius Aros Connecticut Avenue Ripton Bank Company Mabelle Whitney Wakeman-Belden Road Camden Township H. Braun Hattie M. Braun Russia Township Carl Robinson 14Th Street Clayton C. Townes Rite-Price Homesites, Inc Bonne View Drive Avon Lake Village Raymond H. Russell Margaret Heupel Martha Amelia Adams Forest D. Adams Finsburg-Elyria Road Columbus Township

Landon Speech Draws Line On Relief And Vote Buying

A Cleveland rally shows Governor Alf Landon pledging a balanced budget while preserving relief for the unemployed. He condemns political manipulation of aid, urges unaffiliated recovery through private initiative, and vows no American will have to sell his vote for bread.

Alf Landon Cleveland Ti Tam Landon Mancy Mr. Landon Republican Party Washington Kansas Relief

Quick Action Saves Boy From Tetanus at Elyria Memorial

A 13 year old boy, Krupka, is recovering after rapid treatment for tetanus. Anti tetanus serum was given and more serum secured in Cleveland. The second day’s cost was 55 dollars, funded by the Community Chest. Hospital officials praised prompt action and equipment.

Flood Krupka Elyria Memorial Hospital Pearl Krapka Mendel Court Cleveland Community Chest Frank Hoover

Notable anniversaries record diverse historical figures

A list of anniversaries honors figures from missions to medicine and the arts. Ferdinand Farmer, Jesuit missionary born in Germany, died August 17, 1736. Molly Pitcher, Revolutionary heroine, born near Trenton, NJ, died January 22, 1832. Horace Hayden, Baltimore dentist and geologist, born Windsor, Conn., died January 28, 1848. Lafareme Baker, Civil War era inventor and U S Secret Service chief, born Strafford, NH, died Philadelphia July 3, 1868. Lily Langtry, English actress, died February 12, 1929. Richard Gottheil, Semitic languages professor, born England, died May 22, 1936. Louise Closser Hale, author and actress, born Chicago, died July 25, 1933.

Ferdinand Farmer Pennsylvania New York Germany Mary Ludwig Hars McCallier Molly Pircher Trerton N. J Horaece H. Hayden Baltimore Windsor Conn Lafareme C. Baker Univr U. S Secret Service Strafford Philadelphia Lily Langtor England Louise Closser Hale Chicago

Cornerstone of White House tied to Hoban design award

Historic note recalls the President's House predecessor with James Hoban as the Irish born architect whose winning entry earned a prize of a lot and $509 in a design competition. The fragment references the 1812 voyage of the U S sloop of war Wasp sailing from Philadelphia.

White House President's House Said James Hoban Wasp Philadelphia

Notable births and birthdays listed for public figures

A roll of notable figures with birthplace and age notes includes Oregon Senator Frederick Steiner born in Jefferson Oregon at 53, Mississippi Senator Theodore Bilbo born in Juniper Grove Mississippi at 59, Parker Gilbert of New York and J. P. Morgan associate born in Bloomfield New Jersey at 44, University of Missouri president Frederick Middlebush born Rand Rapids Michigan at 46, actress Irene Rich born Buffalo New Jersey at 45, chemist-director John Johnston born Scotland at 55, and Rear Admiral Gerald C. Dickens of the English navy born 57, grandson of novelist Charles Dickens.

Frederick Steiner Oregon Jefferson, Oreg U. S Theodore G. Bilbo Mississippi Juniper Grove Miss S. Parker Gilbert New York JJ. P. Morgan Partser Bloomfield N. J Frederick A. Middlebush University of Missouri Rand Rapids Mich Irene Rich Buffalo John Johnston U. S. Steel Research Scotland Gerald C. Dickens Charles

Today’s Horoscope: a quiet pleasure-loving person with religious interests

The forecast describes a reserved, pleasure-loving individual likely inclined toward religious study and possibly a clergyman. Life appears secluded and quiet, with many firm, powerful friends who will aid him. beware of lapsing into self-indulgence.

Bible as heirloom marks 134 years in Wamego family

Mary Dawe of Wamego Kansas values a Bible passed through 134 years of family history. The book preserves records of births deaths and weddings across generations, highlighting the clan heritage and continuity through time.

Wamego Kan Mary Dawe

Little Mary Mix Up Leads With Wit and Charm

The oldest blue girl comic strip, Little Mary Mix Up, remains top for wit and interest. Readers enjoy Mary and her antics as the strip continues to charm audiences.

Mary

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