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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1937
Page
10
A congressional committee notes Japanese parties spent little on voter education while churned out vague platform phrases. It contrasts government control of press and speech with American debate, and highlights the two main camps the cabinet led by Sayashi and the Minseito opposition.
The American Foundation for the Blind runs free talking books and a library for the blind. About 12 000 machines are active with 3000 more in construction, enabling blind readers to simply select a record and play it.
Read Romans 6 1 18 Paul writes to Rome believers baptized into Christ and under grace not the law. Grace is the Spirit given through Christ and three conditions are baptism into Christ obedience to the form of doctrine and sincere-hearted living. The Church acts as leaven or salt when following these, otherwise it is trodden under foot.
A list of anniversaries highlights Caleb Binzham born in Salisbury Connecticut 1757 a Boston teacher and bookseller pioneer of textbooks died 1817. John Lothrop Motley born 1814 Boston and New York historian died 1877 in England. Joseph E Brown born 1821 Georgia governor Civil War era died 1891 in Atlanta. Horace Porter born 1837 Union officer railway president and Franco ambassador noted for congressional thanks.
1936 British French and Belgian senior officers convene in London to map a mutual defense strategy for the first time since the war. Today's birthdays include Bishop H Lester Smith of Cincinnati Methodist Episcopal.
The Lorain County Education Association held its spring meeting at the local high school in Amherst Ohio. A program opened with music by the Lorain County Concert Ensemble, followed by invocation and a business session led by A. W. Shields, association president and Wellington schools superintendent. Miss Eleanor Johnson and W. B. Bliss spoke on reading and education topics.
A dress linked to the publication The Teacher and the Public drew attention in a brief item. The note notes the garment and its association with the article, without detailing further context or outcomes.
The clipping recalls several figures with birthplaces and ages: pal Church born in Indiana Pennsylvania 61 years ago. Samuel R McKelvie publisher and governor born in Fairfield Nebraska 56 years ago. Dr William F Leiserson An tioch College Ohio economist and National Mediation Board chair born in Estonia 54 years ago. James J Jeffries former heavyweight champion now California rancher born in Ohio 62 years ago. Lita Grey Chaplin actress born 29 years ago.
Today it advises independent people to follow their own course and avoid opposition. It notes possible travel and potential success abroad. When directed properly these individuals can yield valuable results.
The Ladies Society of the Congregational church met at Mrs. John Sabiers home on Milan avenue with 22 members present. President Mrs. Earl Rockwood led a business session and plans were made to serve dinner to Oberlin Theological Seminary pastors on April 22 and to hold the next meeting in two weeks at the church parlors hosted by Mrs. H. W. Powers and Mrs. H. A. Menger.
The Past Matrons Association of Stone City Chapter of Eastern Stars met Wednesday evening at Mrs. E. E. Foster’s Cleveland Avenue home with Mrs. Conrad Zilch as assistant hostess. They held routine business, a social hour with contests, and refreshments.
The Junior Walther League of St Pauls Lutheran meets at church parlors Friday evening. The Lorain County Lutheran Men's Society holds a banquet at St John Lutheran School.
A local event lists a hall trip to Elyria on Friday starting at 6 30 PM. Organizers invite attendees from the community to join the outing and note convenient pickup points and contact details for signups.
Mrs Mary Bierman and family moved from the Bierman property on Forest Street to Lorain after remodeling. Briefs note S J Hart of Lorain and Amherst visitors. Rev and Mrs B H Ryan spent Wednesday in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs John Garland and daughter Jane of Harmlya visited Amherst relatives last evening.
In Newton Massachusetts a local theater troupe searches for two pigs to star in The Princess and the Swineherd. John Janse steps in offering two pigs after producers could not locate suitable animals for the cast.
Dr Elis Fischel, chairman of the St Louis committee of the American Society for the Control of Cancer, says cancer fatalities in 1936 totaled 1404 the highest in the city’s medical history.
A historic Elyria Savings Building announces new brokerage service for stocks bonds and commodities expanding financial offerings to local investors. The move aims to broaden access to trading and investment options within the community.
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