Chronicle Telegram publication and circulation details
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram notice lists press info including auditor figures and address for The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company. It includes editor Clare George, daily publication schedule, pricing two cents per copy, and subscription rates by city, county, state and foreign advertising reps in Chicago New York Detroit.
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THE
Chronicle-Telegram
Gmbera Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lor Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Publishera
City
Loraine
Oho
Canning Jars Shortage Threatens City Garden Surplus
A Chronicle Telegram reader cites municipal garden yields including fifty quarts of beans and four bushels of tomatoes. Many jars are already used at home, risking waste without more jars. Mayor Van Oster notes Elyrians offered few jars and city funds cannot cover purchases. Call the Mayor if you have extra jars. Plans look to expand municipal gardens next summer.
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Chronicle-Telegram
W. H. van Oster
Elyrians
A Hike in Late Summer at Cascade Park
A reader recalls a peaceful hour in Cascade Park noting signs of coming autumn. Leaves turn color, Black River shows leaf litter, while tennis players, youths in football, and horse riders add activity. The writer urges Elyrians to visit before winter.
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Cascade Park
Black River
A Real Holiday Game in Lorain Elyria Clash
Local fans welcome the annual Thanksgiving morning football game between Lorain and Elyria high schools. The holiday setting promises a large crowd as students and alumni return home, creating a homecoming atmosphere and festive postgame dinner. The matchup is shaping up as one of the most anticipated in years with strong community interest in a competitive showdown.
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Lorain
Elyria
Elyria and
Elyrians
Loraiites
A Defense of Democracy in Current History
Prof Frederick Ogg argues in Current History that democracy has made epochal contributions despite recent calls for dictatorship. He notes expansive growth of the United States from 13 states to 48, a population rise to 124 million, a government with 600000 officials, and an annual budget near 4.5 billion dollars. The article contrasts democracy with recent political divisiveness.
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Frederick Ogg
American Political Science Review
George Washington
Congress
WHY SOME PEOPLE ARE SHORT OF FUNDS NOW
Collapse in the past year of two investment interests has deprived American investors of close on to 1.8 billion dollars. The Ivar Kreuger match investment concerns failed along with Kreuger's death, costing about 250 million. Martin J Insull and Samuel Insull’s three billion dollar utilities empire wiped out more than a billion. Receivers report Martin Insull owes 236,222 to the companies. Insulls live abroad. the firms weathered the storm.
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Ivar Kreuger
Martin J. Insull
Samuel Insull
Samuel
Martin Insull
Orillia
Ada
Toronto
Paris
Democracy’s Cure Is More Democracy, Wilson Era View
A Washington authority argues that despite a hostile House, all government branches cooperated in crises. Congress granted the President nearly all he requested, including during the war. He contends no dictatorship could fare better and asserts democracy yields superior results globally.
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Washington
House
Congress
Wilson
Weep Not Today and the Silent Observer
A fragmented poem and a string of jokes presented as a newspaper item. The piece mixes verse about resilience with a courtroom joke about a son-in-law incident and quips on traffic and dental anecdotes, reflecting a miscellany page fragment. Strong entities include Robert Bridges and generic public figures, with no clear single narrative.
The Burden of a Memory in a Life Well Spent
The author reflects on memory's value and limits, noting how forgetting can protect self respect and how a strong memory can irritate by dwelling on old details. He cites social lapses like forgotten anniversaries and questions how tact can correct memory excesses. He contrasts saying I don’t remember with I remember as risky in crises.
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Rotary
No Turtle in Soup Says Diner and Waiter
A light exchange notes that neither turtle nor horse nor cat appears in the condiments or soup. The humorous dialogue underscores the absence of unusual ingredients in the dish.
Anniversaries and Today in History Highlights
Today in history notes a sequence of notable births and deaths from figures such as Girolamo Savonarola and Louis Joliet, with dates ranging from 1452 to 1855, plus a line about the 1784 launch of the first daily newspaper in the United States, the Pennsylvania Packet.
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Girolamo Savonaria
Louis Joliet
Ilinois
Quebec
John L. MacAdam
James Jackson
U. S
England
Washington, D. C
Douglass Houghton
Detroit
Troy
N.Y
Edmund Gosse
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hollidaysburg
Gladwyne
Pennsylvania Packet
West Ridge Funeral Obsequies for George P. Decker
A large gathering attended the West Ridge home to honor George P. Decker born 1834 and married Electa Smith in 1881. Rev. E J Bond officiated with S R Nichols in charge of arrangements. interment at Brookside Park Cemetery beside flowers showing friends’ sympathy. Communities from Cleveland, Vermilion, Lorain, Amherst, North Olmsted, Oberlin, Olmsted Falls and Elyria sent mourners.
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West Ridge
George P. Decker
E. J. Bond
Methodist Red
Elyria
S. R. Nichols
Brookside Park
Oberlin Road
Decker
Telegraph Road
Electa Smith
Abbe Road
Sterling
Cleveland
Vermilion
Lorain
Amherst
North Olmsted
Oberlin
Olmsted Falls
Notable births and deaths marked in daily notices
Daily Advertiser outlines historic birthdays and deaths including Walter Scott 1832, Henry Lewis Stimson born 63 years ago, Clarence Dill born 48 years ago, Clark Howell 69, Frank Parker 60, David Moore Robinson 32, Herman Bernstein 56, and H G Wells 64. Also notes France proclaims a republic in 1792 and England leaves gold standard in 1931. A zodiacal prediction suggests a rich disposition and industrious habits for the day’s born individual.
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Daily Advertiser
Philadelphia
France
Sir Walter Scott
England
Henry Lewis Stimson
New York
New York City
U. S
Clarence C. Dill
Washington
Frederickstown
Ohio
Clark Howell
Atlantic
Auburn
N. Y
Herman Bernstein
Albania
Russia
H. G
Herbert George) Wells
Taken From Our Files 1912 Elyria News Briefs
Complications loom in protests over candidate placement as three board of elections members are away in Columbus. Others report rubber heel plant openings, draft reception at Camp Sherman, theatre fire repairs, and a roundup of local visits and family events in Elyria and surrounding areas.
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Elyria
Board of Elections
Columbus
Elyria Vetegram
Acne
Camp Sherman
Phillips
Oberlin
A. L. Garfore
George Chamberlain
Elyria Theatre
Oberlin College Opens Ninth Decade With Exercises
Oberlin College began its new academic year with first panel exercises yesterday marking the start of its ninety-year history. The Lorain City Council resumes talks on a Logan Gas Company rate, with a plan to consider a compromise at a future special meeting. Local social notes include Cleveland guests and visiting friends from Elyria Wellington and Portland, plus attendance at a funeral and varied visits across the region.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Oberlin
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Oberlin Cellege
Lorain
Logan Gas Company
Entertained at Family Gathering and Local Picnic
Mrs Etta Brown with Stanley and house guest Mrs Chas Cooper of Portland entertained at Elyria home of Mr and Mrs Albert Ebike with a large gathering of relatives from Elyria and Lakewood. A separate family picnic near Sheldon old homestead included Sherman Mason family Amherst Judson Clifford family Grafton and Sheldon participants.
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Oregon
Charles Cooner
Portland
Etta Brown
Cooper
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Springfield
Illingis
Gon
Stanley
Chas. Cooper
Albert Ebike
Elyria
Sherman Mason
Marguerite Jane
Harriet
Judson Clifford
Amherst
Julius Sheldon
Grafton
Sheldon
Henrietta Entertains Friends in Elyria and nearby towns
Henrietta Sept 21 Mr and Mrs Harry Jones hosted a wiener roast for the Elyria Baptist church male quartet their wives and relatives and friends. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lawrence Palmer Mr and Mrs A Yost Mr and Mrs George Sweet Russell Sweet and family Elyria. Mr and Mrs Carl Sweet and family Amherst. Oscar Schneider Berea. Briefer items note church prayer meetings and dues.
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Henrietta
Harry Jones
The
Baptist Church of
Evangelical prayer services moved to Thursday evening
The Evangelical prayer services will be held at the church Thursday evening instead of Wednesday until further notice. Ernest Bucks and Paul Hostetler attended a ball game in Cleveland Sunday. Mrs. A N Hand visits Fayette Page in Butternut Ridge and calls on Mr. and Mrs. C C Sanders Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Delefield and daughter Shirley Ann, George Delefield and daughter Martha were guests at the Henry Neiding home at Fields Corners. Sunday school board met at the Methodist church Monday evening.
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Man
Lorain
George Decker
Robert, Mason
Elyria
Alicea Mason
Mildred Pallas
Marguerite Streicher
Mabel Deha
Deha Road
Russia Township
Hamburg Fry
Alice and
Ruth Wilcox
Irene Unton
Evelyn Strickler
Milton Eldred
I. F. Eldred
Lydia Decker
Decker
Henry Pallas
Edna Margaret
Mildred
Betty Miller
Thelma Manns
Russell
Butternut Ridge
Frank Pallas
Anna Schwarte
Wake
M. B
Methodist Church
John Jagusch
Beverly
Buddy
Bay Village
Ed Rothe
Martin Pippert
Sophia Pippert
William Jaeger
Charles Cook
Frank Pape
Ernest Bucks
Paul Hostettler
Cleveland
A. N. Hand
Fayette Page
C. C. Sanders
Louis Delefield
Shirley Ann
George Delefield
Martha
Henry Neiding
Fields Corners
Kolbe-Prescott wedding at Emmanuel church Lorain
Sept 21 at Emmanuel Evangelical church in Lorain the Kolbe Prescott wedding was performed with Mrs Milton Schlechter and Misses Miriam Fowl and Evelyn Funk in attendance. Also notes of visits in Columbus and hospital plans for Rev Amore’s wife, a funeral for George Decker, and social visits by local residents including the Laraways and Harris family.
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South Ridge
Milton Schlechter
Miriam Fowl
Evelyn Funk
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Lorain
Twice in One Day Newburyport Grandfather News
John Carey became a grandfather twice in one day when his daughter Mrs. William Heywood gave birth to an eight pound son and another daughter of his, Mrs. Joseph Fowler, welcomed a nine pound daughter. The article notes postwar writers’ varied impressions of World War II.
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Newburyport
Mass
John Carey
William Heywood
Joseph Fowler
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Budnutt, Publisher
Clare George
Stan Ante Sant
John W. Cullen Company
Chicaggq
Michigan Ave
General Motors
Samuel Insuli
Chicago Civic Opera House
Insul
Oeserver
Robert Bridges
United States
Beneft
Sallys
John Simms
Loudesville
Carl Dradyard
Richard
Marian
Loudenville
Mrs
Emery Reisinger
Marian Pallas
Albert Pallas
Mary Fox
J. H. Penfound
Harlan
Robert Smith
Chestnut Ridge
Chatham
Harry Peenfound
George Nevins
Oliver Root
R. W. Richards
J. F. Dorf
George Longbrake
Ethel Wash
Alex Wash
John Papp
Oberlin College
Mrs. W. H. Hart
T. A. Daymon
Elizabeth McManus
Wellington
Albert Reese
Norma
William Martin
Howard
Pratt
Harry Brown
Ita Brown
Brown
Columets
I. H. Amore
Robert
Henry Delefield
Ever
Joe Coverdale
Amhearst
Charles Wingard
R. Pierson
C. Wilma
Frank Laraway
Garfield Harris
Geo. R. Alien & Son
Pocahontas
Egg and Stove Coal
Barnes Bros. Coal CO
Roth Tailor Shop
Broad St
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
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