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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1938

Page

12

Cub Pack Takes Hike and Plans Banquet at Local Church

Cub Pack No. 4, 27 members, hiked Cascade Park led by Assistant Cubmaster Moore with Den Chiefs Elery Van Woven and Don Renz. April activities include a Pack meeting at First Congregational church and a Cub Parent banquet on April 20 with Tom Allen, Fire Land Area Scout Executive, in attendance. England debates paying hired donors.

Cascade Park Moore Elery van Woven Don Renz First Congregational Church Mr. Moore Tom Allen Fireland Area Dickencontb South East District Cubs

Community church programs and social events timed

Eighteen members attended the Q E Society meeting at the Church of Christ with Roger Williams leading and discussions on Crown Him or Crucify Him. An illuminated image of Christ in Gethsemane accompanied services. reading by Thelma Myers and Jean Pridenatine. poems by Helen Bramwell and Marguerite Edwards. Raymond Brunger with sister Virginia Brunger. Announcements include Easter sunrise service, C E evenings omitted, and next week guests from Wellington C H at Elyria church. Upcoming bake sale social on April 29 and Mother’s Day Youth Fellowship guests. Mrs A H Einet hosted a Pythian Sisters party with Bunco and Pedro. prizes awarded to several. Aphrodite Club held Hobby Night with plans for a tureen dinner at the Y M C A on April 25. Dorothy Waller and Betty McDonald named committee on arrangements.

Q. E. Society Church of Christ Roger Williams Christ Garden of Gethsemane J. D. Funk Thelma Myers Jean Pridenatine Helen Bramwell Marguerite Edwards Raymond Brunger Virginia Brunger K. Society C. E Wellington Aphrodites Plan Aphrodite Club Yo M.ca Dorothy Waller Betty Mctoonald

Charis Names New Elyria Distributors For Foundations

Charis selects Miss Bithel St higebers and Wise Aine FB as exclusive distributors for Charis and Swarts foundations and Chariy Home Corsetry in Elyria. They offer thorough training and modern figure analysis, promising a complete home wardrobe service not available elsewhere.

Charis Swains Juanry Miss Chambers Miss Wise Mater

Licenses Granted to Local Tradesmen and Residents

Licenses issued for Jacob Galeo 25 of Cleveland a machinist Dors Hunter 24 of Sheffield Township John Richard Simo 23 of Tergin and Angela Miszczak resident of Lorain dated January 28.

Jacob Galeo Cleveland Dors Hunter Sheffield John Richard Simo Tergin Angela Miszczak Lorain

Girdler testifies on Republic Steel assets in Cleveland

Ton M. Girdler chairman of Republic Steel testified in common pleas court about six million dollars of the company assets. Shareholders seek an accounting for the funds alleging misspent assets by him and directors. He described his 1930 arrival in Cleveland and early roles with J. O. Eaton Cyrus Eaton and William G. Mather in forming Republic Steel.

Cleveland Ton M. Girdler Republic Steel Common Pleas Girdler Harry F. Pager Jones & Laughlin Steel Co Iran Continental Shares, Inc Cyrus Eaton J. O. Eaton William G. Mather Republic

Elyria Groups Hear Life in China From Young Student

Sec 1 Lew, a Chinese student from Muskingum College, spoke to Elyria seventh and eighth graders and the Rainbow Class about China. He described life in his village near Canton, his history in the United States, and his plans, noting agriculture predominates in China and his desire to promote manufacturing there.

Cina Elyria Sec 1 Lew Mushingnam College Ina Mae Ardell Ely Ely School M. BE. Church Jane Johns Hopking University Baltimore Muskingum China United States University of Kentucky Lexington Canton

Why Washington eyes communications system growth

Boake Carter on NBC reports asks why the Washington administration fixates on the nations communications. The FCC orders a monopoly probe while AT&T faces charges of market restraint and rate cheating. FTC demands films stick to books they adapt to avoid false advertising claims.

Washington Administration Ratio Broadcasting Federal Communications Commission Congress Boake Carter American Telephone and Telegraph Federal Trade Commission

German French English Studied By Students At Muskingum

The speaker noted that young Chinese students aiming for engineering study German while those pursuing diplomacy learn French and those entering business study English or American. He returned to Muskingum today with Mr and Mrs William Ludlow. Ludlow, a former Elyrian, now heads Muskingum's social science department.

Muskingum William Ludlow Ludlow Elyrian

Reed's Beauty Shop Special at Graystone Hotel

Reed's Beauty Shop offers combination specials including manicure and arch care with Gabe shampoo and finger water at 75 cents. Tess Wurnelle and Emily Reed are featured.

Reed's Graystone Hotel Gabe Tess Wurnelle Emily Reed

Attacks on American media threaten booming systems

The piece argues the US telephone, broadcasting, and American radio systems are highly efficient and globally admired. It claims Washington’s administration is attacking these media in a way that could undermine public trust, fail to protect American jobs, and hamper business, worsening the economy’s downward trend.

American Broadcasting Washington Administration Washington

Attacks on American communications stir Roosevelt era fears

A critique links Malaparte’s revolution theory to U S policy, warning that government overreach threatens press radio and transport controls. It argues federal moves could covertly weaponize education, payroll data, and taxation, undermining private enterprise and media freedom.

New Way to Hold False Teeth in Place

An ad announces a new powder to secure dentures with a faster acting formula. It claims teeth stay firm and comfortable without a sour taste or metallic afterfeel. The product promises improved breath and fits discreetly with no slipping.

Organize New Class at YMCA Swimming Pool

Lester Hawke announces new life saving classes at the YMCA swimming pool. A senior class for boys 17 and older and a junior class for boys 12 to 16 will meet at 4 p.m. Hawke to instruct with Earl Chesler assisting.

Lester Hawke At & P.m Hawke Earl Chesler

Fire Department Responds to Smoke Call at Broad Street Block

Firemen rushed to 646 Broad Street after a call in eleven days reported a chimney burning out. No damage beyond scorched wallpaper. Investigations traced the call to Mrs Sophie Ehrke at 1113 East Avenue, who said the furnace flue burned out and the fire was out.

Elyrin Nichole Broad Street Dame Age Bat Avenue Central Fire Station Bagg Addrews Sophie Ehrke East Avenue

Relief Promise for Neuritis Pain with Klixene Trial

An advertisement promises relief from neuritis rheumatism neuralgia and arthritis using Klixene with triple action. It claims faster effect and a money back guarantee and notes availability at Phillips’ store in the Adv’t.

Klixene Evem Phillips Rene Case

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