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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1939

Page

6

Roosevelt, Carter See Power Politics Spark Debate

The piece argues Roosevelt seeks to stir American public opinion to support foreign entanglements. It cites alleged secret commitments, a questionable conference, and calls for assassination of Hitler and Mussolini as dangerous, revealing a distorted mind and threat to US security.

Roosevelt Europe Altough Iey Murch Rosevelt Ade California Queson Tate Sumner Welles South Senate Military Affairs Committee Hitler Mussolini

Century of Lutheranism film at Grace Lutheran Church

Grace Lutheran Church will screen The Call of the Cross on Thursday April 20 at 7 30 pm to recount 100 years of Lutheran immigration and the founding of Concordia Seminary in St Louis. The film covers pioneer hardships, religious questions, and synodical growth as the Centennial service is planned for Sunday April 30 at 10 45 am.

Grace Lutheran Church America Stephan C F W Walther Germany Concordia Seminary St. Louis United States Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri Ohio Joint Synod of Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan Norwegian Synod American Evangelical Lutheran Church Slovak Evangelical Lutheran Synod of America Evangelical Lutheran Synodical Conference of North America W. W. Walker Princeton Avenue East River Street

Card Punch Operator Job Opened by Civil Service

An open competitive exam for an alphabetic card punch operator at 1260 dollars a year has been announced by the U S Civil Service Commission. Applicants aged 18 to 53 with at least two months of full time paid experience in operating card punch machines are eligible. Full information is available from J E Dewhurst at the Elyria post office.

United States Civil Service Commission J. E. Dewhurst U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners Dewhurst Elyria

Avon Entertain Club Hosts Pinochle Evening

The Avon Saturday Night Pinochle Club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Forthofer on April 15. Winners were Mr and Mrs William Butz Mr and Mrs Lee Oster and Mr and Mrs Jerome Oster. A lunch followed. In two weeks the group will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Hochwalt.

A and E Club Hosts Card Night at Gerhart Home

Members of the A and E Club enjoyed a Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Phil Gerhart with card games and prizes awarded to Mrs Clyde McAllister Harold Stang Katherine Schneider Walter McAllister Mrs T Schneider and J Spaeth. Later refreshments were served and Mr and Mrs Harold Stang will host the club in two weeks.

A and E Club Phil Gerhart Clyde McAlister Harold Stang Katherine Schneider Walter McAllister T Schneider J. Spaeth

Girls 4-H meeting at Eleanor Tomasek home

All the girls interested in 4 H work are to meet at the home of Eleanor Tomasek Wednesday after school. Election of officers and plans are to be made for the coming year.

Eleanor Tomasek

Amherst Congregational Church Meeting and Local Visits

Doris Gough attended a Young People meeting at Amherst Congregational Church on Sunday afternoon. Misses Mary Grace and Irene Gough and Harry Gough visited Dick Myers at Elyria Memorial Hospital Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Howard Adams of Clear Lake Iowa and Burt Adams hosted visitors and returned home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Schneider and son of Lakewood visited Arnold Buck’s home Saturday. Ernest Haines hosted guests Sunday including Mr and Mrs Al Gunther of Lakewood. James Peck hosted Mr and Mrs Robert Dechant of Lakewood and Mrs Iva Hoard of Cleveland Sunday.

Doris Gough Congregational Church Amherst Congregational Church Mary Grace Irene Gough Harry Gough Dick Myers Elyria Memorial Hospital Howard Adams Clear Lake Iowa Burt Adams Frank Schneider Lakewood Arnold Buck Ernest Haines al Gunther

South Amherst Chorus Concert Planned

South Amherst hosts a concert by the Men's Chorus under the South Amherst Recreation Center. Horace Peasegood of Lorain directs the group in an April event at the South Am venue.

South Amherst South Amherst Recreation Center Horace Peasegood Lorain South Am

The Girl in the Trailer

Jerry Crandon, a young Indiana novelist, parks a homemade trailer near an aristocratic Kentucky town. Elderly Judge Weatherford suspects him of influencing his granddaughter Mercedes and confronts him at night. A girl’s head appears at a window as Jerry returns to his trailer.

Jerry Crandon Indiana Kentucky Hills Judge Weatherford Jerry Mercedes

Trailer Night Meeting Sparks Forbidden Romance

Mercedes Weatherford meets novelist Jerry Crandon in his trailer after wandering in from the woods. She calls him by his name, not realizing his concern about her grandfather, and they discuss life, youth, and creative dreams as Blake Feaster watches from the shadows.

Jerry Mercedes Mercedes Weatherford Mercy Mr Cran Grandpa Ercedes Blake Feaster Blake Peaster

Local Chorus and Dance Academy Preview Benefit

The Lorain Victor Herbert Chorus performs Friday evening April 21 with Bettye Stelser’s Little Theater Dance Academy presenting dance numbers. The public is invited to attend. A rehearsal Wednesday at 7 30 p m for the local chorus and Victor Herbert Chorus is announced.

Heist High School Lorain Victor Herbert Bettye Stelsers Little Theater Dance Academy

Village groups plan Memorial Day events meeting

The village committees from various organizations convene at the town hall at 7 30 this evening to arrange the Memorial Day observance. Circle of St John’s Woman’s Guild visits Mrs George Gorr Wednesday afternoon and Circle Two meets at Mrs Fred Holzhauer’s Thursday afternoon. The April meeting of the Parent Teachers Association is in the school auditorium tonight. Ladies Aid Society gathers at the Methodist church Thursday afternoon with Mrs Sam Slack and Mrs Howard Steele hosting.

St. John’s Woman's Guild George Gorr Fred Holzhauer Parent-Teachers’ Association Sam Slack Howard Steele The Ladies Aid Society Methodist Church

Edwards Host Young People Class Meeting at Grafton

Mr and Mrs Geo Edwards entertained the Young People Class Friday evening at their home with Mrs Paul Lawson assisting. The class noted the purchase of white collars for new choir robes. Prizes went to Mrs Frances Beebe and Kenneth Cook. Rev Beebe and Mrs Pearl Myers were consoled. A luncheon was served to 15 members. In May the class will meet at Mr and Mrs Vancil Myers.

Grafton Geo Edwards Paul Lawson Cootie Frances Beebe Kenneth Cook Beebe Pearl Myers Vancil Myers

Lat-A-Lot Club Social At Mrs Zacharias Home

Lat-A-Lot Club members gathered Thursday at Mrs. Floyd Zacharias home for sewing and a social hour. Refreshments were served by the hostess, with Mrs. Marl Brunson slated to entertain at the next meeting.

Floyd Zacharias Marl Brunson

Graf ton St John’s Ladies Aid entertained by Mrs Porter

St John’s Ladies Aid of Graf ton met at the home of Mrs Don Porter on Wednesday evening with guests including Mrs Henry and others in attendance.

St. John’s Ladies Aid of Grafton Don Porter Henry

Rising and Rev Schroeder and Society Meeting

Mrs Rud Luther welcomed into the society as a member. First prize to Mrs Laura Buckholz, second to Mrs Eunice Tomashesha, and Mrs Emma Jantz consoled. A luncheon followed. Next meeting at Mrs Carl Jantz home. C T U met at Mrs Ernest Eaton’s home with devotionals led by Mrs O Arndt and program by Mrs Rupert Gordon on Liquor and Cigarette advertising. Ercile Eaton of Cleveland was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Ernest Eaton. Frank Graham ill with flu. Mrs Claude Arndt caring for John Arndt in New London spent weekend in Sullivan.

Rising Schroeder Rud Luther Laura Buckholz Eunice Tomashesha Emma Jantz Carl Jantz Ernest Eaton O. Arndt Rupert Gordon Ercile Eaton Cleveland Frank Graham Claude Arndt John Arndt New London Sullivan

Green Sickness and its diet cure discussed in columns

A column discusses green sickness officially known as chiorosia a secondary anemia common among adolescent girls. It notes distorted appetites craving acids like pickles and sour salads, links poverty and poor nutrition to the condition, and explains the problem is low hemoglobin rather than red blood cells.

Not So Funny Headaches and Auto-Intoxication in Teens

The text describes headaches, nausea, stomach pain, and puffiness in young girls. It links auto-intoxication to poor diet and faulty elimination and notes struggles like shortness of breath, depression, and feelings of worthlessness. It cites Bright's disease, malaria, tuberculosis, fevers, and hidden abscesses as contributing ailments.

Bright

Need Balanced Diet Drives Appetite Correction

The erratic appetite should be encouraged with balanced nourishment. Regular nourishing intake supports bodily functions and helps correct cravings for highly seasoned or acidic foods, though coaxing may be required.

Sandusky Man Seeks Trial by Three Judges

Hastings of Sandusky waived a jury trial and asked for a court of three judges in the murder case of Carl Schlett. The widow Mrs. Coletta Schlett and Hastings are charged in the January highway death near Bellevue. Hastings faces trial next Monday. Mrs. Schlett’s date is pending.

Norwalk Harold Hastings Sandusky Carl Schlett Coletta Schlett Hastings Schlett Bellevue

U S Conciliator Enters Coal Parley Picture

New York April 18 The federal government moved into bituminous wage parity talks as managers and miners deadlocked. James F. Dewey a Labor Department conciliator sought a meeting as the eight state Appalachian soft coal region dispute pits United Mine Workers with about 2000 operators.

New York James F. Dewey Department of Labor United Mine Workers of America

Sleep and Health: Care for Patients at Home

Guidance urges regular rest for patients and strict control of personal habits. Removing waste material and toxins is key to improving red blood supply. Massage may ease tingling and fatigue. sun, air, and a varied diet support recovery. A cheerful home atmosphere and understanding are advised.

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