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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1936
Page
12
The article critiques the slogan production for use not for profit, arguing profits sustain capital, investment, and efficiency. It warns abolishing profit erodes maintenance, new methods, and expansion, risking ruin of capital and eventual scarcity, like burning the house to stay warm. It cautions that the grasshopper parable praises benevolent intent but misses essential economic incentives.
Sydney reports Australia tests rubber roads using Papua New Guinea rubber to replace tires. Early trials in Queensland show high costs but ongoing experiments aim to extend rubber road use if successful across Australia.
Community calendars list praise and prayer services at Foursquare and First Evangelical churches tonight, a Wo men's Union meeting, Ladies' Aid events, Junior Walther League activities, and a Methodist Queen Esther class plans a gathering at Vermilion s on-the-Lake. Village council discusses Crownhill avenue, paving proposals on Forest street and Washington avenue, and dumping ground prevention measures. upcoming meetings for Congregational and Holy Name groups, American Legion post, and Vincent and Amherst Townsend clubs noted. Also reports of births, hospital discharge, and a clinic patient recovering from an operation.
The Knieghets of the Red Circle of the Foursquare Sunday School held a wiener and marshmallow roast at Mr and Mrs H A Williams on Shupe Avenue last evening. Attendees included guest Ludolf Kreeger and Mrs L Kreeger with Andrew and Daniel Bomback, William Kinsman, Robert Saeger, Frederick Gringle, Karl Schrien, and Paul Meitzke.
Spencer Ingraham son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Ingraham married Friday evening to Miss Walten Hotchkiss at the bride's home in New London. Newlyweds begin housekeeping on North Main Street. Paul Wanda of Shreve spent Wednesday with his mother. Neckerman reunion near Ashland drew local attendees. Edna Arbbisher nurse from Saginaw returned home after operation. Mary Van Valkenburg home intrusion by petty thieves while away in Cleveland. Miss Verna Aukerman discovered the broken entry. N & Walters returned from Rhode Island with Raymond Hillman, navy veteran, for an indefinite visit. Bernice Roob, Charity Hospital nurse, home for vacation. Luss family gathering at Cecil Wolf's home drew fifty relatives. Charles White of New London visited relatives here. Ceila Hartman noted.
Residents and relatives gather across Lorain Homerville Smithville and Wooster for visits and family reunions. Attendees include Mrs Catherine Fuller Mrs Emma Basom Mrs Edith Roberts and many others visiting hospitals homes and parks. Frequent travel links to Wellington Chatham Akron and Wooster mark this week's community events.
Mrs. Frank Woods and daughter and granddaughter of Wedina were Thursday afternoon callers there of Mrs Clara Woods. Mr. and Mrs W G Reese of Grafton were Wednesday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs Preston White. Mrs. Robert Stillman and sister...
Memory Lane outlines Triste Friganza, known as Trixie, a vaudeville star with a white hair look and blue eyes. It details her health, weight fluctuations, and career high points from New York in 1894 through 1920s productions, noting her soprano voice and culinary interests.
Mrs Ethel Wright of Oberlin spent Saturday evening in the city with their grandmother, Miss Iddie B Rowe. Miss Louise Bowen, a student nurse at St Luke's Hospital, returned to Cleveland to resume duties after a four week vacation and rest with her parents, Mr and Mrs Walter Bowen.
Berlin reports a new electric locomotive for German railways between Berlin and Munich. The system uses light rays to brake quickly on steep Thuringian slopes, enabling speeds up to 110 miles per hour. When electrified end to end, a 400 mile Berlin Munich trip could drop to about 5 12 hours with enhanced safety measures.
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