Classified rates and circulation terms for Elyria paper
Advertising and subscription pricing details outline daily and weekly rates, with annual prepaid options for Elyria Lorain and nearby counties. Foreign ad reps listed in Chicago New York and Detroit.
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Mail
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors Bldg. A
Bible Readings Reflect on Soul Winning and Evangelism
On St. Mark's Day April 25 the Acts 2 36 41 passage prompts reflection on winning souls. It recalls 3000 baptized in one day and urges every parish to reach one new soul weekly through the Holy Ghost four square strength and steadfastness to four principles for modern evangelism.
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Peter
Jesus Christ
St. Mark
Amherst weekly meetings set for district convention
Amherst Ohio April 25 plans list a western district Spring convention in Napolean Ohio with sessions at 9 30 am 2 pm and 7 pm Rev Hayes to join a Christianity discussion. Other events include midweek prayer Bible study youth conference Friday at Fremont speakers H R Heininger and Mrs Germanotta and a fish fry.
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Amherst
Napoleon
Ohio
Hayes
Lorain
South Ridge
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Huron
Sandusky
A. Germanotta
Wisconsin
Pferrer
South Ridge Church
Fremont
H. R. Heininger
Naperville
Germanotta
Driving Freud Into Exile
The piece notes Dr. Sigmund Freud's impact on modern thought, his pioneering work in psycho analysis, and how Nazism forced him to flee Vienna to escape persecution of Jews. It compares his exile to that of Albert Einstein and condemns Germany for driving great scientists into exile.
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Sigmund Freud
Charles Darwin
Darwin
Freud
Austria
Albert Einstein
Vienna
Germany
Treaty Of Friendship Between Italy and Great Britain
The article reviews a new friendship treaty between Italy and Great Britain aimed at settling Spanish Mediterranean and African tensions. It requires Italy to withdraw troops from Spain and abandon claims there while recognizing British rights in Africa, and Britain acknowledges Italy's Ethiopian conquest. The piece notes treaties are often scraps of paper yet considers the pact a hopeful, temporary ease in tensions under Prime Minister Chamberlain's realist policy.
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Italy
Great Britain
Spain
Africa
England
Ethiopia
Chamberlain
Windshield Obstruction Laws and Sticker Regulation
Regulation efforts aim to reduce crashes by expanding windshields and removing obstructions while limiting sticker use. States vary on windshield sticker legality. Arizona California Oregon permit legal stickers but ban others. The piece urges safety, commerce, and ethical government concerns about protecting the weak.
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Alabama
Arizona
California
Colorado
District of Columbia
Florida
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Roosevelt Faces Ford Visit Amid Economic Strategy
Roosevelt seeks Henry Ford cooperation to bolster New Deal ideas on overproduction and delayed inflation measures while Congress remains hostile. The White House balances mail support against public skepticism and ponders McNutt potential diplomacy to curb 1940 presidential pressures.
Notable Births and Deaths Across Ages and Nations
Anniversaries highlight figures such as Oliver Cromwell born in 1599 and Justin Edwards born in 1787. The list also notes William Deering born in 1834 and Constance Cary Harrison born in 1835, with each entry giving birth and death dates. Other names include Francis H. Stoddard born 186? and Dwight Williams, painter, with deaths listed through 1937.
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Oliver Cromwell
Britain
Justin Edwards
Massachusetts
Westhampton
Mass
William Deering
Paris
Maine
Constance Cary Harrison
Fairfax County
Francis H. Stoddard
New York University
Middlebury
Ison—Dwight Willams
Camullus
Guglielmo Marconi
Italy
First edition of Robinson Crusoe noted in 1719 entry
1719 marks the publication of the first edition of Robinson Crusoe. The list also recalls Joseph Hopkinson, a Philadelphia lawyer, composing Hail Columbia for a benefit performance by Gilbert Foa, with The President's March sung to a popular tune of the night.
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Joseph Hopkinson
Philadelphia
Columbia
Gilbert Foa
Montreal
Salt Lake City
Sacramento
France
England
Russia
Rumania
Riza Khan
Persia
New York
Duke of Windsor
Farewell dinner links Roosevelts foes to independent bid
Baltimore engineer John F. Stevens and Columbia economist Edwin Seligman are named in a social note. Indiana politician Richard N. Elliott faces opposition from both major parties for anti New Deal stance. Several anti Roosevelt legislators attend the dinner on Capitol Hill. Dave remarks it is a farewell for Fred. Van Nuys plans to run as an independent in November due to Indiana convention rules.
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John F. Stevens
Baltimore
Gardiner
Maine
Edwin R. A. Seligman
Columbia
New York
Richard N. Elliott
van Nuys
New Deal
Hoosier
Rochester Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Health Updates
Mrs. Cora Busa sister of the late Julia Smalley remained here last week to handle matters at her home and returned to Newark Sunday. Her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Arthur Keyes visited. Melvin Krebs Downey Cal was a weekend guest of cousin Henry Barnes and the Arthur Barnes family. Mr and Mrs C R Parker have been ill but are able to be out again. They called to see Mrs Cora Bush Tuesday evening. Mrs EB D Thompson also called that evening. Leslie Tripp was brought home from the Cleveland Clinic Wednesday but will return soon for a major operation. Mrs Frank Chase and children from Detroit visited her mother Mrs Emma Smith last week. Mrs Sadie Smith Cleveland spent days with her mother in law and attended the Women’s Civic club at Mrs Jessie Langon’s home in Nova. Mrs Corwin Coe and Mrs E D Thompson spent Thursday evening at the Russell Murray home in Elyria. Mrs Lucile Murray and sons David and Douglas and Mrs Josephine Handley Elyria spent Thursday with relatives here. Mrs Abbie Jewett and two sons returned to Elyria to visit her sister. Grace Rugg Garrison convalescing satisfactorily from a recent operation at a Toledo hospital.
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Rochester
Cora Busa
Julia Smalley
Newark
Arthur Keyes
Melvin Krebs. Downey
Cal
Henry Barnes
Arthur Barnes
C. R. Parker
Cora Bush
EB. D. Thompson
Leslie Tripp
Cleveland Clinic
Frank Chase
Detroit
Emma Smith
Sadie Smith
Cleveland
Women's Civic Club
Homse
Jessie Langon
Nova
Corwin Coe
E. D. Thompson
Russell Murray
Elyria
Lucile Murray
David
Douglas
Josephine Handley
Abbie Jewett
Grace Rugg Garrison
Toledo
Notable births listed for public figures
Comptroller-general born in Fayette county Indiana 65 years ago. Dr Edwin B Wilson Harvard vital statistics professor born Hartford Connecticut 59 years ago. Dr Felix d Herelle Yale provobiologist born Montreal 65 years ago. Leland Harrison U S Minister to Switzerland born New York years ago. Princess Royal Mary sister of Britain's king born 41 years ago.
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Fayette County
Ind
Edwin B. Wilson
Harvard School of Public Health
Hartford
Conn
Felix d’Herelle
Yale
Montreal
Leland Harrison
U. S
Switzerland
New York
Princess Royal Mary
Britain
Today's Horoscope Signals Disciplined Leader With Justice
The reading notes a disciplined nature and love of hard work, with a happy disposition and contentment. It suggests a strong sense of justice, producing a leader whose popularity follows a chief due to sterling qualities.
Memory trust experiments show gender differences in recall
Experiments indicate women recall more details and more accurately, while men exhibit fewer positive reproduction errors. The study notes no strong conclusions on overall memory superiority, highlighting distinct error patterns between genders.
Pension word origins and colonial usage traced
The term pension historically meant an allowance to any recipient, and in old England it commonly referred to pay given to a state hireling for treason.
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England
Sun Day School Plans April Church Meetings
St. Peter's Church outlines an April slate with a Sunday School teachers and officers meeting tonight at the Ehrman sisters' home featuring a discussion on Gren Fel a Modern Christian. The Senior League gathers Tuesday for a tureen supper at 6 30 and reception of 1935 confirmation class members plus a talk by Rev Schmidt on Modern Sects and Cults. A church council session is set for Wednesday at 7 15, with choir rehearsal Friday at 7 30 and a German service next Sunday at 9 30 am followed by Sunday school and worship at the usual hour.
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ST. Peter'’S Church
Edith
Florence Ehrman
Grenfel
Schmidt
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Augusta Sahl at 79
Mrs Augusta Sahl was guest of honor at a Sunday dinner hosted by her daughter Mrs R L Menz to honor her 79th birthday anniversary. Relatives gathered with Mrs Sahl receiving gifts and many cards while her sisters Mrs A Yack and Mrs A Lausten of Port Clinton attended with Ed Sahl his wife and son Donald, Mr and Mrs Menz and daughter Shirley, and Mrs Katherine Croll of Amherst. The afternoon included social leisure and gift giving.
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Augusta Sahl
R. L. Menz
A. Yack
A. Lausten
Port Clinton
Ed. Sahl
Donald
Menz
Shirley
Katherine Croll
Amherst
Mrs. Sahl
Methodist Church Denominational Night Meetings
About 20 members and their wives of the Men's Brotherhood attended a tureen supper at the church parlors Saturday evening. A decision in shx debate awarded to C. O. Masters. Plans were made to meet the last Saturday evening of each month during the Summer. The quarterly conference will be held at the local church Tuesday evening in charge of district superintendent Dr. W. W. Wagar. Oberlin election of officers of the church will be held and reports given of the various organizations.
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Methodist Church
Men’s Brotherhood
M. A. Burris
Clarke Hogue
C. 0. Masters
I. G. Maxwell
South Amherst
Axtel
W. W. Wagar
Oberlin
Lutherans Schedule Meetings and Birthday Banquet
St Pauls Lutheran Concordia Club meets Tuesday at church parlors. Walther League zone rally Wednesday at Grace Lutheran Elyria parish hall. Banquet set for 6 30. Ladies Aid Society semi annual birthday party Thursday at church parlors with noon dinner and birthday hosts. Afternoon program planned.
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ST. Paul's Lutheran
Concordia Club
Grace Lutheran
Elyria
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Tonight for Card Plans
The hospital auxiliary will meet tonight at the gas office to finalize plans for the card event. A strong attendance is encouraged to ensure final arrangements are completed.
Altar Rosary Society to Attend Holy Communion Mass
St Joseph’s Catholic group will take part in the eight o'clock Mass next Sunday morning. The Crowning of the Blessed Virgin for May will be observed with the service of the living Rosary at 7:30 next Sunday evening.
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ST. Joseph’s Catholic the
Altar Rosary Society
Medina Association to Convene 86th Annual Meeting
The 86th annual meeting of the Medina Association of Congregational Churches will be held at the local church on Wednesday with two sessions at 9 a.m. and 1 45 p.m. Luncheon will be served at noon by the ladies of the local church. A junior choir meets Thursday at 3 30 p.m.
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Congregational Church
The
Medina Association of Congregational Churches
Discharges list from South Amherst area
Dominic Gentile of South Amherst is discharged. Mrs. Anthony Shinskey and baby boy in Florence Ohio. Mrs. Robert Hanover and baby girl at Hotel Amherst. Mrs. Sophie Glowalski and Mrs. Willis Kero and baby boy in South Amherst.
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Dominic Gentile
South Amherst
Anthony Shinskey
Florence
Ohio
Robert Hanover
Hotel Amherst
Sohpie Glowalski
Willis Kero
Local social notes from Middle Ridge and surrounding areas
Mr and Mrs B A Jenne and son Burton were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs R H Hearn in Middle Ridge. Miss Iona Good spent Saturday in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Ed Sahl and son from Port Clinton visited Amherst relatives, and Ruth Jacobs and daughter Norma of New London called on Amherst friends Sunday.
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B. A. Jenne
Burton
R. H. Hearn
Middle Ridge
Iona Good
Cleveland
Ed. Sahl
Port Clinton
Amherst
Ruth Jacobs
Norma
New London
Ambherst Friends
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First Evangelical Church
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Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women
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Harold Ickes
Federal Reserve
David I. Walsh
Bay Stater
Van
P. R. Smith & Co
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Elyria Savings and Trust Bldg
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Hospital News
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