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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1936
Page
13
American writer Edna Ferber vacationing at St Jean de Luz observes refugees arriving from Spain and the war’s peril to Europe. She notes indiscriminate civilian suffering, warns of dangers to France, and urges Americans to support their government while values of liberty and democracy are preserved.
The piece argues courts allow lawyers to criticize opponents and witnesses. It warns politicians to resist reckless attacks based on rumors or lies. It notes public service invites scrutiny and slander can ruin reputations, urging慎 strategic conduct.
The text argues that economic hardship deepened Americans’ attachment to home life, strengthening domestic values and family bonds. As conditions improve, outside interests recur, but the home renaissance should be preserved, valuing fireside comforts and mutual support amid recovery.
A faded item surveys road safety, education, and public warnings from wrecks. It cites pedestrians and motorists, notes diverse views on highway conduct and enforcement, and touches on era debates about aging Earth, a beach whale, and graduates.
A collage of birth anniversaries and historic events lists figures like Josiah Meigs James Lick Jules Michelet William Kelly and Daniel S Gregory with dates and places. It also cites 1849 1858 1905 1918 milestones and notes on librarians captains and educators. The piece ends with a moral about amiable character and practical success.
Miss Hilda Yost left for Vincennes Indiana to visit friends Reverend and Mrs Charles Darsin of Greenville NC called at the Giles home Monday Alea Nichols from Hirria stayed with cousin Carroll Cook Florence Nichols from St Petersburg Florida has returned home Dorothy Yost of Carlisle is visiting grandmother Mrs Charles Yost F J Shuster and Edward Gedson hosted in Cleveland Irving Mohler and MAR RIOTT visited Avon and J H Horan of Gary attended a convention in Cleveland Walter Cornish had his house shingled Ora Lysaght family from Elyria spent Sunday with Bernard Cowley Harry Drew called Cleveland for her father illness Alex Drew assisted there James Horan and Nuss Jane Marie from Gary called on Irving Mohler Janet Langdon from Mount Ramner MD visiting relatives James Giar from (text cuts off)
Elyria residents visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sampson. Ruth Shirkes returned from a six week visit in Milwaukee. The Hieber family from Wayland visited local friends. Mr. Etcher preached at church. Lakeside conference attendees will speak next Sunday. Ladies Aid met at Daisy Reisinger’s home. Several families attended events in Wellington, Cleveland, and Brunswick. The Swan family held a reunion at Apple Creek marking Mr and Mrs Richenbach’s fiftieth anniversary.
Transfers recorded by The Land Title Guarantees & Trust Co include Alex Farkas to Esther Farkas for undivided 1 4 interest in 67 acres in No 9 LaGrange township and 60 acres in Graf ton township. Florence Horace to Milford Horace. Arnold family to Wilson H Arnold sublet No 129 Lake View allotment Black Rover township. Andwur Mortgage Loan Co to Paul A Halter et al on Dennison Ave Elyria. Katarn Plavchan et al to Steve Marusin Jr et al on East 26th St Lorain. Stefan Marusin to Steve Marusin Jr et al undivided 1 2 interest on East 26th St Lorain. Christina Brus to Leonard H Dellefield on West 9th street Elyma. John Christian et al to Albie V Coons on East Avenue Carlisle township.
Vermilion notices record Mr and Mrs John Fitzgerald in Cleveland, families returning from Amherst and Kalabazon, and visits to Medina Port Clinton and Birmingham. Local weddings include Hart Earl and Stella Jay and Barnett Bartlome to Emma Watson. The WBA picnic, ground work on a new home, vacations in East Chicago and Great Lakes trips complete the community update.
Mary Prentice and niece Lila King spent Friday night in Vermilion at the Reising Newman home and traveled to Kalamazoo Saturday with Mrs Carl Newman. they left Miss King at her home. Carl Newman and daughter Barbara visited the Hignett home Tuesday. Abbie Bassett from Elgin spent Wednesday with her son Paul’s family. F W Schubert and Billy Shirhes visited Milwaukee grandparents.
SAN FRANCISCO August 21 The lake created by Boulder Dam is altering climate over a large area with cool damp air rising from the impounded water. Data from air transport pilots confirms a vast body of air, signaling potential large scale water storage in semi arid regions and challenging attitudes toward pond building.
North Russia and Lorain residents share a week of visits as d Stang of South Ridge calls on Carl Bergs. Edwin, Marc Bartlett and Kenneth Gibson join Sunday at Charles Pausleys in Clarksfield. Mrs Harry Gibson visits sister Mrs Roy Burke in Vermilion. Berea residents Beres Neubrand and Carl Eckert with children Theo dor and Marjory stop by Elmer Schubert’s. Will Knight and family visit Oberlin hosts. Margaret and Jeanette Sehrbert return from Berea after a week with relatives and Great Lakes Exposition attendance.
Friday evening at Mervin Schue bert s on Telegraph road Mrs Charles Gibson Mrs Clarence Albright and Mrs Will Berg attended a meeting of Circle of St Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church of Amherst held at the home of Mrs Louis Behnke on Dean Road. Mrs Hurst of New Oberlin was a caller at Carl Barg s Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Hasenflue and Mr and Mrs Frank Haasenflue attended the Lappre ubian Leld at Ely Woode in Elyria. M and Mrs Otis Bower and son Bruce Mr and Mrs James McKay all of Loraln were Te cant visitors at the Elmer Schubert home. The regular meeting of the Little Big Seven Boys 4-H Club was held at the home of John Dudley Monday evening. Reinhard Hoffman advised the group ay to their work on their project books. Plans were made to make their entries at the Wellington For next week. Lunch was served to 12 members. Mr and Mrs Simeon Nash accompanied Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ashby of New Oberlin in Wooster Friday where they attended Dairy Day.
Barney Jones, a rheumatic cripple from Midvale, recounts about 3000 miles of travel in the last 11 years using his metal wheel chair powered by a single cylinder washing machine motor. He notes he has logged at least 2000 miles in his current chair, the second he has owned.
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