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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1937

Page

15

Advertising and subscription rates and offices

The notice lists price for a single copy at three cents and carrier boy rate at 18 cents a week or 9.18 annually in advance. Mail subscription outside Elyria at 4.00 yearly, within Ohio 5.00, and foreign representatives listed for Chicago New York and Detroit.

Mall Daily Elyria Lorain Ohio John W. Cullen Company Chicago Michigan Ave New York Fifth Ave Detroit General Motors Keancan

Taxpayers Seek Economic League Poll On National Priorities

The National Economic League released its 1937 poll showing taxpayers rank Labor government efficiency and taxation as top issues. Voters question how tax money is spent and want value, signaling increased interest in fiscal policy and who controls it.

National Economic League Hice

Premarital Tests: Snoring Could Spoil Marriage Plans

A humorously framed plea in a Chicago case suggests a pre marriage test for snoring to avoid alienation of affections. The piece notes demand for pre marital physicals but contrasts with the idea of testing for nocturnal noise. It quips that knowing a mate snores might prevent unsuitable unions and jokes there ought to be a law.

Chicago

Married Men Live Longer Says Insurance Analyses

Statisticians from a major life insurance company report married men live longer than singles, especially ages 30 to 45 with mortality less than half. Women benefit too though less. widowed fare worse. The commentary adds European remarks on freedom of speech and war, plus reflections on leisure, debt, home life, and effort versus praise.

Nightlife muses and celebrity chatter sweep New York

Gossip on night clubs reveals musicians and bartenders drawing romantic attention from debutantes and patrons. Mentions include Robert Taylor lookalikes, Harold Weismuller style hair, and performers at Lindy’s. Notables cited: Paul Laurence Dunbar House residents like Bill Robinson, Duke Ellington, Cab Calloway, Adelaide Hall, and E Simms Campbell. Also notes Donald Ogden Stewart, Robert Benchley, and New York dining wit.

New York Harvard Robert Taylors Weismuller Harlem Dunbar Dayton, O Paul Laurence Dunbar Rockefeller Bill Robinson Duke Ellington Cab Calloway Adelaide Hall E. Simms Campbell The Donald Ogden Stewart Hollywood Stewart Columbus. O Robert Benchley Benchley

Notable Anniversaries of Historical Figures

Anniversaries list key dates and births of figures like 1742 Sammel Bard of New York and Wyde Park physician professor born in Philadelphia who died March 24, 1821. It notes 1801 William F. Lynch naval officer explorer died October 17, 1865 and 1802 Guy R. Phelps Hartford druggist founder of Conn Mutual Life Insurance born Simsbury contributing biographical milestones.

Sammel Bard New York City Wyde Park N.Y Philadelphia William F. Lynch Navy Dead Sea Jordan River Norfolk Baltimore Guy R. Phelps Hartford, Conn Conn. Mutual Life Insurance Company Simsbury Conn

Notable figures and events from 18th to 20th centuries

A chronological list notes births and deaths of prominent individuals including Simon Bolivar Buckner Edward A Sothern Edwin Abbey Lon Chaney and Daniel Boone. It also cites events such as Congress meeting in New York March 4 1844 the Buckner era revolts and early Nazi actions in 1933.

Simon Bolivar Buckner Kentucky Munfordville Edward A. Sothern Edward H England Edwin Austin Abbey New York City Ensiland Boston Daniel Boone Boonesborough Congress New York Barnum Tom Thumb Royal Court Buckingham Palace Spain United States Adolf Hitler Munich Nazi Germany

Notable Births and Civic Leaders Highlight Local notices

A string of birth anniversaries includes Daniel C. Roper born Marlboro County 70 years ago and Aurelia H. Reinhardt born San Francisco 60 years ago. Other profiles mention Alexander G. Ruthven born Hull Iowa 55 years ago and Laurette Taylor born New York City 50 years ago. The piece also notes local events such as the Fifth District American Legion conference in Gibsonburg with notable speakers and the Walker Post million dollar party.

Daniel C. Roper Marlboro Co D. C Aurelia H. Reinhardt Mills College Oakland Cal San Francisco Fey Alexander G. Ruthven University of Michigan Hull Iowa Gov Bibb Graves Alabama Wellington American Legion Gibsonburg Sam H. Cobb Frazier Reams Lucas County Walker Post No. 17 Hope Hall Ala Laurette Taylor New York City Linton Wells New York Louisville Clifford E. Waller U. S. Public Health Service Bremond Tex Julius D. Stern Philadelphia

Sybrandt Couple Residence Mentioned on Prospect Street

Mr and Mrs W B Sybrandt are noted in connection with a Prospect Street residence. The item records a local address listing for the Sybrandt family.

W. B. Sybrandt Prospect Street

Local Social Notes from Greenw ich and Nearby Areas

Lois Downey visits grandparents Mr and Mrs A L Strimple in Greenwich. Miss Ethel Greetham returns to Glenville Hospital Cleveland. Miss Helen Sutliff to return to hospital due to influenza. Ruth Fisher resumes teaching in Lakewood schools after vacation with parents Lewis and Mrs Fisher. Mr and Mrs H B Stevick visited Rev Kaley in Elyria. Deliyido birthday noted for Mr and Mrs Richard Rauschenbach and son Roy with two children from Canton visiting Dr and Mrs C W Reard.

Lois Downey A. L Strimple Greenwich Ethel Greetham Glenville Hospital Cleveland Helen Sutliff Ruth Fisher Lakewood Lewis Fisher H. B. Stevick Kaley Elyria Richard Rauschenbach Roy Canton C. W. Reeard

Local Social News Highlights Village Figures

Mrs Ellen Dundle is seriously ill. Dr and Mrs R M Estrich of Columbus visit Mrs W G Watts. Doris Palmer returns to Bowling Green after vacation with her mother Elizabeth Palmer. L G Bradstock back out after illness. Mr and Mrs Schnell and daughter relocate from Barker Street to near Mansfield. Mr and Mrs Theodore Shepard visit relatives in Grafton. Miss Jeannette Grissinger of Toledo stays with her mother Estelle Grissinger.

Ellen Dundle R. M. Estrich Columbus W. G. Watts Doris Palmer Bowling Green Elizabeth Palmer L. G. Bradstock Ilness Theodore Shepard Grafton Jeannette Grissinger Toledo Estelle Grissinser

Birthday Surprise for Mrs Turner at Starr Home

Mrs J C Turner was greeted by twenty five members of the Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society on her birthday at the Starr home Wednesday afternoon. The gathering also served as a farewell as she leaves for Lincoln Nebraska.

Florence Starr J. C. Turner Starr Home The Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society Lincoln Guy Phelps Jean Turner

Birthday party events at Manning home feature cake and gifts

Miss Starr arranged a cake by Mrs Turner for Philathe's birthday at the Manning home with refreshments and autographs. Guests included Earl Parsons and family from Penfield, Charles Smith, Elyriat Maxwell Erwin, Frances Manning, and callers Frank Jontz Amherst among others.

Earl E. Parsons Clarence and Fred Penfield Charles Smith Elyriat Maxwell Erwin Frances Manning Manning Frank Jontz Amherst

Couple Celebrates 33rd Wedding Anniversary at Easter Gathering

The couple celebrated their 33rd wedding anniversary with Easter Sunday honors at the Fred Manning home. The table featured Easter decor and a centerpiece, a potted plant presented by the Wellington Grange, with a lovely basket of cut flowers as additional adornment.

Fred Manning Mrs. Manning Wellington

Memorial Sunday Class Guests Honor Mrs Allis with Gifts

Members of the Memorial Sunday school class of the M. E. church visited Mrs. Allis and, though the guests stayed briefly, showered her with presents.

Memorial M. E. Church Allis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cora M. Shepard Barker St Zourtland Hans Luther Europe America Germany France Ripley Kay Hamlin Walt Disney Richard Lockridge Laura Jean Libbey Fritzi Scheff Lindy’s Tin Pan Alley Estelle Taylor Jimmy Walker Long Island Will Rogers Barrow Street Greenwich Village Martha Deane Vassar Ohio River Radio City McNaught Syndicate, Inc Legionnaires Edward Sugaski Kent College Edward Nortis Nauvmi Virsinia Bishbaugsh John Nortis Donald Swanger L. H. Heidenreich Merle Lorene Paul L. Carter Orrville Ed Turner Bert Knapp M. C. Bement Merritt Williams Stanley Svbrandt Mace Edwards Plymouth Pierre BR. Smith Elyria Savings Building Olmsted & Hoeffel Water St Florida Schroll Broadway Room Gould U.S Hitchcock Herbert E. Hitchcock South Dakota the American Tobacco Com
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