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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1934
Page
4
Public notice lists Elyria newspaper pricing and delivery terms with rates for carrier delivery, mail subscriptions, and regional coverage, stating publication policy and postal details under 1879 act. The notice mentions circulation area including Lorain and adjoining counties and prices per week or year.
Avon notes a birthday anniversary party with a pot luck dinner and bridge games. Local social updates include visits from Mrs May Cole of New London and relatives of Mrs Marjorie Heisinger. Elyria and La Fayette visitors and several local families are mentioned with Sunday gatherings and illness of Miss Mary Chester.
Son of Mr and Mrs H D Hall died early Saturday morning at St Josephs Hospital in Lorain after a short illness Funeral services were held at 2 p m today at Royce funeral parlors Lorain Interment was in Elmwood cemetery
A 1934 editorial mocks Treasury Secretary Morgenthau for loosening strict anti campaign activity rules for federal employees. It notes amendments permitting voluntary campaign contributions and speeches but bans “obtrusive partisanship” while proposing a Commission of Obtrusive Partisanship to resolve differences.
Nome once boom town of 20 000 now dwindled to 1200 faces harsh odds. The city pledges renewal after a 1900s gold rush lore, a devastating fire, and an eight month winter isolation. Legends of Jack London and Tex Rickard frame its hardy resolve and enduring adventurous spirit.
A warning essay notes seasonal fatalities from fires and poisonings linked to kerosene use. It explains how heated kerosene vapors ignite, outlines safe ignition methods using a small oil droplet, and cautions against adding fuel to hot stoves. It cites a Michigan wedding tragedy as an illustration and adds brief notes on jewelry safety in Russia and California poverty impacts on real estate.
A compact annals segment lists notable anniversaries including John Marshall born in Virginia and died in Philadelphia in 1855, William E. Burton a New York comedian and author who died in 1864, Henry A. Barnum a Civil War era Union private later major general who died in 1842, William O. Scoddard a New York writer and official who died in 1925, Marcus A. Hanna a Cleveland born U S Senator and political mover died 1904, James W. Good a Iowa congressman and former Secretary of War who died 1929, Charles Piez a Chicago engineer who died in 1949, and references to other historic figures and dates including 1700s figures linked to early religious reformers.
A fragmented collection lists various claims and biographical snippets including Sarawak rule, 1868 Wall Street Black Friday, and individuals like F. Scott Fitzgerald and Dr. Mark A. Matthews. It blends historical notes with garbled phrases, horoscopes, and miscellaneous remarks, offering little cohesive narrative beyond scattered identifiers and dates.
The Five Hundred Club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stokes on Detroit Road. Prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs. Stagl, and W. E. Blake. The hosts served lunch, and later the Pleasant Hour Club surprised Mrs. Charles Wagner.
An analysis points to strong executive ability tempered by a tendency to push forward with little regard for others' feelings, risking enmity. The text discusses provoking disputes and the potential to cash in impulsivity.
Misses Margaret and Antoinette Guide of Lorain will sing at the Baptist Church Sunday evening. They will be accompanied on the piano by their sister Roxana.
Rev. Ryan becomes the new pastor of the M FE Church and will lead Sunday morning services. Rev. Ashburn accepts duties at Southington Ohio as part of the church ministry transition.
Mrs Mary Berthold and Miss Josephine Edwards visited Cleveland on Thursday. Mrs McHossey of Akron and Mrs Greag and Peter Laux of Lorain were guests Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Wagner. Mr and Mrs George Jenkins spent Friday evening in La Grange.
Avon Lake on September 24 Mrs B Chapman entertained friends and relatives at Lake Road home for a one o'clock luncheon. Attendees included Mrs William Engel Mrs Margaret Theisen Mrs Arthur Theisen Mrs Augusta Hinz Mrs Arthur Hinz Mrs William Hinz Mrs Martin Corlett Mrs C E Dunning and Nina daughter Miss Ella DeCambe Mr James Deasy Mr Stevens of Avon Lake Mrs Rowland and Mrs Gillett of Lakewood. Afternoon featured card playing with prizes awarded to Mrs Arthur Hinz Mrs Augusta Hinz and Miss Nina Dunning. Baby dies Lawrence Hall Tl-moanths-alc
Scarlet fever struck several locals including 1LL Hu ber and Moore children and Louie Reith. K J Nussdorfer hosted card games Saturday. Glen Averill and Detroit guest Mr Stevens stayed with Burt Chapmen. Mrs Gurss heads to Florida for winter as McNaughton visits Detroit. Avon Lake High freshmen were initiated Friday. Joe Schneider visited Ridgeville friends, and Eckstein and Olah families were guests in Cleveland.
In Aurillac France burglars broke into the Chateau de Veailhac and stole part of Colonel de La Rocque’s wine reserve. Two intruders, one a workman and the other a plasterer, carried off 15 barrels of wine and some food before being arrested, both reportedly intoxicated. Spinoza is noted but deemed influential little by his era.
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