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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1935
Page
17
The piece argues that force used by God serves moral power in judging righteousness. It contrasts human use of force with divine judgment based on Acts 17 31 and Psalms, noting world-wide triumph of good requires removal of wrong and that free agents often reject God's love. Jehovah reigneth let the earth rejoice.
A notice states that membership is limited to residents of Brooklyn who have lived there for at least forty years and will be announced for a Tuesday evening event. The announcement references Japan proper with about 549 inhabited islands.
A. H. West, attorney and longtime civic leader, is elected president of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce succeeding Chauncey B. Smythe. West has spearheaded Community Chest drives and Kiwanis service and plans to advance city growth through chamber initiatives without compensation.
Melbourne youths and families are forming a Stammerers' Club to press government action for education and research. A child placed in private school, allowed to perform in plays, showed stammering relief when engrossed in role, suggesting relief is possible with proper training. The article notes a death by own action due to humiliation and urges humane treatment and treatment access.
A discussion of medical tales from past decades shows operations curing spinal deformities limb repairs and other internal fixes giving new life and happiness to children and adults. The text contrasts grim old era outcomes with modern science offering hopeful treatments and public sympathy for young patients.
Fernard Baruch told the Senate Munitions Committee that wartime profits should be heavily taxed. He argued against a 6 percent profit limit and supported the Senate proposal for the highest possible taxes on war time gains. A bill to curb profits will be debated before becoming law.
A reader defends Bible Students against Mr Carson's critique of divinity teachers arguing prophecy explains present conditions. DR. ETTINGER questions Carson and urges understanding Bible student teachings as protecting society from worse outcomes.
A list of historical anniversaries and births including Thomas Hobbes born 1588 and celebrated, Eiihn xele born in Boston, Mary Jane Holmes linked to Rearkfield, and other figures such as Hernan Paradel and Alpheas Hiatt Nason. Entries span dates from 1588 to 1919 with scattered locations like Boston, Mass and Jamestown, Va, noting notable careers and deaths such as Daniel F. Beakman in 1869.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Jackson marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their Fenfield home with a dinner and gifts amid a day of visiting. Attending were many family friends including Pfeiffers of Carlisle and Elyria, the Jackson family, and local residents. Various neighbors visited over the weekend and several members reported illness and recoveries.
The Victory Quilt Club gathered at Mrs. Thomas Buckingham's home with all but two members present. Mrs. D. E. Reisinger joined for the evening as members quilted for the hostess and a splendid chicken dinner was served. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Edith Shuster on April 1.
Mr and Mrs F E Senriver Leon Lehman Sob Neshell attended the officers banquet of the Lorain County Grant ee held in the First Mr church in Oberlin Friday.
Mr and Mrs Harold Myers and son Donald of Cleveland were joined by Mr and Mrs Clayton Sopyv as Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs George Myers. Mrs Lottie Klinect and Mrs Lewis Klinect called on Mrs Myers.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple historical figures with birthplaces and ages, including Jesse H. Tones of Houston chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corp born in Robertson County Tennessee, Anna Steese Richardson editor and playwright born at Massillon Union eighty years ago, Lincoln Filene merchant from Boston, Frank H. Simonds journalist born in Concord Massachusetts, and others such as N. H. Journal founder S. Basard Colgate of Orange New Jersey and Willard Taft.
The Ridgeville Players staged His Uncles Niece at East Carlisle school on Friday evening to an appreciative audience. James Spar and Myron Jackson performed banjo guitar and mouth organ between acts. East Carlisle Kan Act Dramati members were special guests and joined for a post performance luncheon. Mothersingers Group sold attractive homemade candy to good patronage.
The Kan Act Dramatic Club staged their play You Wouldn't Fool Me at Columbia Town Hall on Wednesday evening. Local audience enjoyed the performance and applauded the cast for their finish and timing.
AYher H Goodspeed of East Avenue serves on the petit jury of the federal court in Cleveland, contributing to the judicial process.
Local residents expect many to attend a card party at Markley School hosted by H. C. Haskins of Graf ton Road. Proceeds will fund playground equipment and related improvements.
Mee and Mrs. Clayton Pfeiffer hosted guests Sunday, entertaining Mr and Mrs. William Pfeiffer. The social visit highlighted hospitality and friendly exchanges among local families.
Mr and Mrs Silvester Jackson celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their Penfield home. A bountiful dinner followed a surprise arrival of guests who offered warm wishes for the couple's continued health happiness and prosperity.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bruce of Indian Hollow road entertained several guests at a Sunday supper. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bruce and their son of Grafton road and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Farraund of Cleveland.
Sunday services at LaPorte Methodist Church featured Reverend Paul Brown singing Open The Gates of The Temple with Miss Mary Fox accompaniment. Afternoon Epworth League pageant The Challenge of the Cross starred Doris Jackson Edith WhitneyJean Shepherd Pearl Godfrey Dorothy Forney Edna Whitney with familiar hymns by the choir. An official board meeting followed.
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