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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1933
Page
2
A fragmented ledger style summary shows figures like 41,297,000 and 29,092,000, with numerous other numbers and percentages. The fragment references county treasurers and special assessments totaling 21 dollars, hinting at state and local revenue mechanics and rising government costs in Ohio.
France rebuffs sole reliance on army and frontier fortifications and pursues new ties with the Soviet Union Turkey and Bulgaria. Herriot’s holiday trip signals a diplomatic mission to mend old friendships and build a central European security network as Paris bridges Russia.
A Titusville Star Advocate note says the current hardship mood fosters mutual support and a strengthened sense of community. Prosperity proved poor for character. adversity reveals our dependency and softens hearts, creating unity and understanding among neighbors.
Holland reels from the London Economic Conference failure and withdraws from the tariff truce. Despite reservations, other nations pursue pretruce tariffs. The Netherlands, an industrial free trade nation, faces hard times as imports exceed exports, with American factories to feel the impact though Dutch purchases of U.S. goods last year totaled 45.4 million dollars, 2.8 percent of exports.
A wandering narrator recalls a railroad crossing near a touring party, interleaving reflections on sales, crime, and fate. Antonio Scraggs, a ragman, appears in verses about bottles and rags as a train roars past, while Today in History marks Hidalgo and Antietam. The vignette shifts through jokes on marriage, trades, and public figures, ending with Antonio’s calm wisdom about worries.
A New York interview with a columnist reveals a candid memory of early earnings and inspirations. The journalist from a Southern college paper questions the writer about influences, recalling a small town reporter James T. Johnson as a key figure. The scene unfolds with mutual embarrassment and a plan to publish the exchange.
A Sunday study discusses the split of state and church functions, citing Mark 12 1 27 and stressing that while government must act by law, love fulfills it. It laments overreach when Caesar demands what belongs to God and extols citizens living in God’s will amidst a crooked generation.
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES recalls Abraham Whippie born in Providence in 1733, credited with firing the first authorized Revolutionary War gun. Charles Crocker born Trev, Died Monterey 1888. Francie Parkman born Boston 1823. James J. Hill born Ontario 1848, died St. Paul 1916. Charles A. Fosdick author known as Harry Castlemon.
New Oberlin reports Mr. and Mrs Urban Kinzel of Indian Hollow Road hosting Sunday dinner with Mrs Kinzel’s parents Mr and Mrs Matt Wohleber. Mr and Mrs G H Dion spend a week at N Webber haree. Edith Ford and son David visit Cascade Park Elyria. P Schmitz dines with Art Dion Elyria. Harold Rogers of Elyria called on M Wohleber Sunday. Mrs Wm Peabody also visited.
Mrs Van Housen of Klyrly Saturday hosts Everett Lent towed a well at their home yielding a fine water flow. A Diow of Blyrlt and Carl Schmitz family share meals Saturday. Jacob and Amelia Schmitz of Ber Heights visit M Wohleber home. Clyde Narey and Redington tenancy visit. C Justin family spent Sunday in Elyria. Oberlin Grange held a regular meeting with attendance. plan inspection night and an attendance fund with penny per person, name drawn for the fund. lunch served. Families present include Emerick, Schmitz, Dion, Carl Schmitz, Hastings. Our school opened September fifth with Miss Faye Hargrave teacher and 20 pupils. Arthur P. Dion and Pole of Elyria were guests Tuesday.
College students favor small portable table radios from Majestic Philco General Electric and RCA Victor priced 12.95 to 37.50. Portable Victrolas list 10 15 and 25 with a used one at 6 and free dance records with each Victrola. Instructors Miss Lucile Hinman Pets Worthington and Morris Scott have joined teaching staff with lessons on piano saxophone clarinet and voice. Phone 2860 for appointments. Electric Refrigerator new but shop worn with 20 percent discount.
All size panel bulbs for your radio including the big ones to fit Victor. Radio tubes tested free on our fine big Acre meter.
Day's Hardware touts its stock of first class tools from brands like Diston Atkins Irwin and Buck Bros with wall displays. Includes fountain pens for school 1.00, automatic pencils 50c Mickey Mouse watches 1.50 and a 31.50 badger brush set. Also lists razors shaving materials canners kettles and heaters aimed at kitchen and workshop needs.
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