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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1939
Page
15
Southern M. Shaneem, chairman, outlined a program designed to engage every student in sports participation and supervised physical conditioning to enhance life skills and healthy activity.
Mrs. E. E. Steintyre of Milnehill Maine displayed a twig from her apple tree that bore both blossoms and a full blown white rose, a striking unusual bloom for the season, creating local curiosity about the tree’s unexpected graft.
A critique notes a dramatic rise from 38 to 76 percent in Americans expecting U. S. involvement if Europe erupts, blaming British French and domestic propaganda. It cites leaders, media and colleges promoting intervention, and warns of manipulation by internationalists and officials while detailing a wave of abroad influence and censorship.
Edward P Klew, an employee on the Bridge at Yort, was severely burned by a live wire while at work Thursday. He was taken to Lodi hospital for treatment. Friends visited him Sunday evening and found he had not regained speech, likely due to shock.
Rev J J McAlpine of Elyra filled Belden pulpit in Beebe's absence at Lakeside. On August 27 the Jackson family of Dayton, former Belden residents, will present a musical program with a silver offering to cover expenses. Local residents Bert Lenarth and family joined Clarence Wise. C O VerSoy of Lakewood spent Sunday with the Wises. Albert Prosser and family called on Maurice Perkins and others.
Linguists note the verb appease derives from the French phrase a paix meaning at peace. The term entered English via Old French during medieval times and has evolved to describe pacifying actions or conciliatory measures.
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