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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1934
Page
11
Elyria’s school system loses three veteran teachers D J Vaughn with sixty years in education Ella Parmelee thirty seven years and Mabel Gallup since 1907. The board of education adopted a resolution praising their faithful service and its lasting influence on thousands of students.
A large crowd in Berea enjoyed an Elyria Legion Drum and Eagle Corps exhibition during a Berea Legion festival. The Elyrians received strong applause as maneuvers ended and an encore march around the public square drew praise from local residents.
A Lorain County resident shared views on county finances in a visit to the office. The note urges taxpayers to contact the county budget committee with constructive suggestions as it nears completion of its unbiased study.
A reader asks about profiting from not raising hogs after a neighbor received a government check for not raising hogs. The letter jokes about hiring, stock, and non hog raising bonds, noting a farmer who made more not raising hogs than raising them. The writer seeks expert advice on best non hog raising farm, hog stock, inventory, and finance.
Maine braces for a September vote viewed as a national barometer on the New Deal. Frederick Hale and Alfred Ames lead campaigns while Republicans press a smaller federal role. Democrats hold five House seats but face potential shifts. 1932 parallels loom as charity and taxation debates color the coverage.
A fragmentary reads like a newspaper card with scattered lines on behavior, parental advice, a postmaster ruling on baby postage, and a long nostalgic poem about a mother’s lullaby. It blends moral quips with verse and a public notice tone, preserving names and fragments.
A brief devotional on selecting an apostle by witness of the resurrection and casting lots to discern God’s will. It urges seeking God’s will over changing it, praying for guidance in life work and loved ones, and notes how local judgments arise from differing circumstances within our borders.
Anniversaries marked Moses Mendelssohn Ger man Jewish philosopher and writer died Jan 4 Fanny W reformer born Scotland died Cincinnati Dec 14 Catharine Beecher educator died Mar 12 Horatio Greenleaf sculptor died Dec 18 Sir Geo E Ca Canadian statesman died Mar 24 Thomas Williams Bicknell Rhode Island educator died 1923 James K Hackett actor died Paris 1926 Astor enterprise to Astoria 1838 Grace Darling rescue 901 President McKinnier shot 909 Peary North Pole April 6 1914 Maine Battle began Jane Addams birthdays Chicago settlement worker author prominent today
Huntington reports a series of local gatherings. Attendees include Herbert Leininger and family at Camden reunion. 50 people at the Leneinger home. Miller event near Rice’s Dam drew 100. Holburt reunion at Andy Edmond’s Oberin home had 75. Labor Day visits featured West Virginia guests and Elyria fair attendance. Air races and fireworks drew crowds. numerous families shared dinners and games across town.
The record lists several individuals with birthplaces and ages, including Howard E Coffin born in Ohio and active in consulting and auto engineering, Arthur Trai a New York novelist born in Boston, OB Western born in New York, Greelox of Seattle noted for birth in New York, John Powell of Richmond Virginia, Quo Kruger an actor born Toledo Ohio, Lillian Charlotte Barker an executive of a girls' institute born 44 years ago, and Sir Walford Davies English Master of the King's Music born 65 years ago. The source notes varied origins and careers across the United States and Canada.
You born this day have a joyous nature and a calm obliging character with influence. The life looks fortunate with lofty ideas and a turn toward music and poetry. Some danger of loss of heritage may occur through no fault of your own.
The West Ridge 4-H Banner Club met at the Beals home on Edison Highway and decided to meet once a month during winter. Plans include exhibiting at Lorain County Fair. Upcoming meeting set for Sept 21 at Malcolm Fowls home. Many city and fair notes follow from area residents.
A farewell party was held at the Jackson Grove on Thursday for James Bertle who left for Bellevue Pennsylvania after a summer with the Harvey Chambers family. Attendees included Ellen May Jackson and Wayne Jackson among others. a six thirty picnic supper preceded campfire songs and games.
The town applauds after a very successful term last year as the teacher is rehired for this year. Thy Parent-Teachers plan a first meeting on Tuesday the 18th with two youths performing their pen play Aunt Elvira, rehearsed over the summer, promising entertainment. The chemical industry grows rapidly in Japan.
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