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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1934
Page
4
Fall weather changes fire risk from wet to dry periods and hazards from discarded embers. Inspect heating systems and clearances around furnaces stoves and flues. Use asbestos insulation where needed and add metal shields to protect wood near smoke pipes and ranges to reduce fire losses.
The column questions Postmaster General Farley's claim that the government is financially sound, arguing he speaks as a politician rather than a neutral fiscal expert. It notes his omission of Roosevelt era extraordinary spending and implies his remarks aim to influence the November election and voter confidence.
An editorial lauds Dr George J Ryan president of the New York City Board of Education for demanding loyalty to the United States in teacher hiring. It urges screening candidates for patriotism and character, including love of country, and endorses strict exclusions of teachers with disloyal or subversive views. The piece celebrates patriotic standards and laments various contemporary political trends.
A letter to the editor criticizes Chief Stankard for lax enforcement of downtown parking rules. The writer cites past fines by business groups, urges consistent ticketing, and argues officers need stronger support to uphold the ordinance. The piece questions whether the chief will live up to his oath and enforce the law.
This fragment lists anniversaries and births with names such as James Logan William Fivtos and references to Petersham Mass died in New York City March 13 1786. It notes notable figures like Mansfield Lavell and Thomas Hughes English jurist and mentions Hoy horoscopes and birthdates including William E. Dodd Jay N Darling and Dr Howard H Russell. It closes with personality traits and a generic Sunday forecast about fortune and labor.
In a 1909 Lorain County tax record review, Levan Counts notes the Elyria duplicate totals 45 882 097 with a rise of 209 460 and the Sae ral duplicate at 1 186 842 up 27R 000. The Chamber of Commerce backs the YMCA movement amid press investigations into chamber activities. Fifty four Lorain physicians sign a plea for defeat of the Brewers home rule amendment and state-wide prohibition. A heavy rain creates mud as Lorain High pounds Elyria 35-0 in a Northern Ohio League clash at Athletide Park. St Mary’s Church marks its twenty fifth anniversary with Fr James Mooney’s entrance and a gift presentation. Roosevelt Memorial Week is observed. A. L. Garford urges promoting Roosevelt ideals over Bolshevism. William Jennings Bryan and Howard Russell address a historic Oberlin church. Ten years ago, Oct 26, 1920, two men plan to operate an automatic telephone system.
A devotional meditation on Acts and the spread of the church. It contrasts Jesus honoring law with a broader interpretation by apostles and Paul. The prayer asks for divine vision to fulfill all that God has declared and for the kingdom to come on earth.
The Sullivan school auditorium hosts Elwood T. Bailey on Cash For the New Deal. Sullivan Congregational church plans its fourth annual public sale on November 1 with Dunlap as auctioneer and L. Garver as sales manager. Local solicitors include Gordon, Evarts, Loomis, Johnson, Koons, Harley, Woodburn, Lowe, Stine. Lunch and chicken dinner served. PFT.A. meeting set for October 24 with music, recitation, and Cartwright address. Mrs. Cartwright will visit the school for health talks. Local church series on growth and health methods discussed by Rev. Jobo A Sehmink near Sunday services.
The item chronicles neighbors including Mr Burden and son Bulls Mr and Mrs John Cummings and daughter Brar, the Cummings family in Clear Fork area, Lulu Stark visiting relatives, Ralph Stark and family, Emma Small returning home for winter, and J H Cummings’ daughter Barbara hosting a teachers’ picnic. It closes with a reflection on enthusiasm and sympathy as driving forces.
A telegram notes an impending price increase on the 1935 radio line, urging buyers to act now. Grunow short wave aerial kit adapts to any set, with installation offered. New 2 volt battery sets praised for features and long air cell and Philco wet A battery options stocked. Banjo and guitar teacher Don Merthe recovering from appendectomy. Modern laundry equipment and small gas heaters touted for simpler home upkeep.
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