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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1940
Page
10
Edward Lee Hawk will discuss round pegs in square holes at the Elks tonight in the first of two remaining talks. He argues most workers are occupational misfits and urges self checks to find natural fit, noting costs in money health and happiness.
The piece cites Cromwell for Canada and Bulitt as examples of unneutral stance. It notes Welles in hot water over a Paris shown map of Germany and accuses administration actions as evidence of pro Franco Anglo influence. It argues Congress and public deserve clarity on these unneutral actions.
An airline captain sends cigars to passengers as a goodwill gesture causing confusion. The exchange prompts a London moral crackdown on striptease venues and a discussion on wartime moral decay, with U S Congress considering probes into foreign propaganda and diplomat conversations.
Fifth and Sixth grades receive booklets on sugar beet growing and a chocolate display showing steps from cocoa bean to chocolate. Transfers involve Betty Meiz leaving for Johnny Cake Hollow Akron Dan Schuller to Rochester Helen Gray to Nankin. New arrivals include Linda McAfee from Columbus Junior Walter and Lyle Robinson from Ruggles. Deane McBride wins first Sixth grade spell down Shirley Biddinger second. Pauline Howman enters Fourth grade from Congress Wayne county. Esther Ferrell, daughter of Mr and Mrs BR Fox of Nova, marries Jo Gale Ferrell of New London in a single ring ceremony read by Rev Harry J Young at St Clairsville Ohio. The couple plan to reside in New London.
A pleasant Wednesday evening saw the Ant-Can't class surprise Clyde Frizzell and Mrs. Nova Biddinger at their Clyde home to celebrate a birthday anniversary.
Chicopee Mayor Leo P Senecal vetoed an order to raise his salary from 2500 to 5000 dollars. He cited signs of financial improvement and a reduced taxpayer burden as his reason.
About 190 representatives from 40 colleges will attend the 23d annual Ohio Association of College and University Business Officers meeting at Oberlin next week, April 24 and 25. Key talks include Jarcrey Cain of the American Council on Education and Ernest Hatch Watkins of Oberlin College.
Miss Exa Blaxy of the Emery Bible class at the Methodist church in Mercer has broken her two year streak of perfect attendance after falling ill. She joined the church on March 10, 191% and received a commemorative medal on March 10, 1940. Her illness followed.
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