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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1936
Page
11
The Easter narrative proclaims Jesus Christ as God's Son, risen to declare salvation and eternal life. The resurrection confirms divine plan, contrasts with mortal decay, and invites belief that Christ's triumph over death offers lasting hope to believers across ages.
A retrospective homage recalls the Elyria Red Cross chapter’s wartime and disaster relief legacy. It honors Clara Barton led origins, Civil War aid, and a global network aiding victims with money, clothing, shelter, and ongoing humanitarian work across fifty-nine countries and millions of youths in its junior program.
A fragmented account notes religious fervor and human endurance during a period of upheaval. It cites faith, community response, and Red Cross relief efforts providing aid to the distressed, with references to historical figures and ongoing efforts to rebuild. The text emphasizes aid to victims, raising spirits, and organized relief across affected areas.
A historical annals style list recalls births and deaths of Henry Vislard, Enoch H Crowder, William Patridge, and others with dates from 1859 to 1942. It notes anniversaries of Peace of Utrecht 1713 and notable firsts, sermons, and civic roles, finishing with a horoscope predicting steadfast friends today.
O O McIntyre notes the lively pace of New York City life, recalling readers’ columns, fashion shows, and the glamor of cinema and theater. He reflects on writers like Will Rogers and inclusion of personalities such as Sidner and Kaufman, weaving a portrait of mid century media culture and travel. He praises enduring voices and the restless, curious American public.
Today marks anniversaries for notable figures including Senator William B. Bankhead of Alabama born in Moscow Alabama 62 years ago and Senator Fred H. Brown of New Hampshire born in Ossipee New Hampshire. Also listed is Leo I. Keena of Michigan a minister to Honduras born in Detroit and Fairland Maryland 62 years ago and Pierre Etienne Flandin a foreign official.
Columbus prepares for the Aladdin Shrine Ceremonial at the Coliseum on May 1 with more than 100 Shriners expected from Aladdin and allied temples. The one day event features a grand parade, numerous bands, and Imperial Council members from North America.
Dear Editor criticizes Town plans and Townsend plan claims. cites US Commerce data on five year national income to refute assertions about funding. calls for clarity amid political rhetoric and notes varying economic outcomes and ambitions.
A fragment argues that four billion dollars of tax money voted by a chaotic Congress to the administration could aid its re election. It predicts a vast campaign fund for Jim Farley and urges Americans to oppose the New Deal party seen as threatening liberties.
Avon Lake April 12 Miss Hazel Walker bride elect of Douglas McCutcheon received a surprise shower at the Demma home hosted by Miss Virginia Williams and Miss Marian Demma. Attending were Virginia Vacha Georgia Garber Mabel Mitchell Vera Bates Frances West Fernanz Madyn Williams Anna and Dorothy Demma and the brid e elect's mother Flossie Walker. Weekend guests Ate and Mrs William Schumaker left to join for Columbus as LeRoy Dorbeck attends Ohio State University. Mrs Irving Robinson Mrs Henry Moore and Mrs William Schumaker attended the funeral of Whitney in Lorain Wednesday. Frederick Dorbeck III is on the sick list.
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