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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1933
Page
4
A report from Elyria on the fresh start of the new school year at a large local campus. Observers note hundreds of smiling children greeting friends and entering the building, imagining the future roles they may assume from president to artist. The piece stresses the schools’ vital role in laying the foundation for later life and citizen responsibility.
King Feisal of Iraq, descendant of the Prophet Mohammed and famed for uniting Arab tribes into a formidable force in World War I, died in Berne. He led tribes, aided the British, and secured Iraq’s independence before Baghdad’s mandate ended and League of Nations membership began. He championed modernizing reforms for his people.
An essay laments the dying days of fall as nature speaks of aging beauty and tranquil landscapes. It contrasts fading greens with a softened hillscape and quiet valleys, then pivots to clipped news snippets about Montagu Norman’s tea with President Roosevelt, a Canadian wife’s pockets remark, and quips on parking hogs, Democratic worries, and prosperity.
A collage of humor, quotes, and social notes from a bygone era. Jokes about golf, alimony, peppered with reflections on censorship, gossip, and quirky observations. Contains references to a Siamese visitor, a religious revival, and the King and Queen of Siam’s visit to Washington.
A religious meditation cites Mark 10 16 24 and 2 Corinthians 10 12 urging self examination over self righteousness. It contrasts the publican and the Pharisee and invites believers to measure themselves against Jesus Christ, not peers, seeking true discipleship in heart and deeds.
The Education Ministry distributed 100000 copies of The People's Determination to Cope With the Emergency to middle school students and other educational groups. The move follows Japan's withdrawal from the League of Nations and seeks to prepare youth for the new international situation.
A note states that large commercial museums are located in Japan, suggesting a presence of sizable private or corporate museum ventures within the country. The sentence references institutional or organizational context without naming specific museums or cities.
TODAY S ANNIVERSARIES list notable births and deaths with dates including 1788 Alexander Campbell founder of Bethany College born in Ireland died 1866 1912 Richard M Hoe New York inventor born in New York 1886 Richard Gatling physician inventor died 1903 1829 Charles Dudley Warner editor author died 1900 1851 Francis E Clark founder of the International Society of Christian Endeavor died 1927 1859 Florence Kelley welfare reformer founder secretary of the National Consumers League died 1933
On this date in history Concord founded in 1625. In 1814 the Battle of North Point is observed as Defenders Day in Maryland. In 1846 Elizabeth and Robert Browning marry. Henry J. Allen born in Warren County, Pa, 65 years ago. Henry L. Mencken born in Baltimore 53 years ago. Alfred A. Knopf born in New York 41 years ago. Maurice Chevalier born in Paris 38 years ago. Tracy C. Drake born in Chicago 69 years ago. Herman Schneider born in Summit Hill, Pa 61 years ago. George R. James of Memphis noted in the record.
Tennessee and federal officials are listed among notable births. William M. Williams of Washington DC, longtime commissioner of Internal Revenue, was born in West Point Georgia. Derwent Hall Caine, English journalist and son of Sir Hall Caine, was born forty two years ago. Sir George H. Porley, a Canadian statesman, born seventy years ago. A Memphis born Tennessean and a member of the Federal Reserve Board is noted as born sixty seven years ago.
The Civic Card Club of Vineyard Beach held a card party at Mr. and Mrs. Karl Conabee's home. Lunch at 2 pm followed Bridge Five Hundred and Rummy with prizes per table. In two weeks Mrs. T Scott invites the club to her Sunset Road home to continue fundraising for beautifying the allotment park.
Mrs. E Ellis will entertain the Lake Shore Union Society at the Congregational church Wednesday. The Women's League of the church will serve the dinner with the group gathering in the afternoon.
Mrs Grover Holmen hosted a Sunday gathering with Mr and Mrs Frank Smith Mr and Mrs Gale Smith Miss Betsy Stan Herman Loblold of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Ed Garth of Lakewood joining Mr and Mrs JH Pederson Guests also included Mr and Mrs Robert DeChant and daughter Marguerite of Lakewood visiting Mrs Olivia Schnei der Buck In Fields Betty Williams James Benner Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Wh Schumaker with Leonard Clawson of Lorain visiting Mr and Mrs Howard Walker Sunday afternoon Seven days were spent by E Conabee and S Ptysa of Lakewood visiting African kings in Zanesville first week where kings often had female bodyguards and women as king s wives in a long gone era.
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