Foreign letters Representatives: address list fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists several street addresses and a Detroit GM Building reference. No clear event or person actions. Indicates contact points or offices without context or dates.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1939
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR lists several street addresses and a Detroit GM Building reference. No clear event or person actions. Indicates contact points or offices without context or dates.
The London Prison Farm escapes alarm Ohio residents as 12 inmates flee in three weeks, six in 14 hours, raising questions about selection, supervision, and conditions. The piece defends the honor system while urging tighter scrutiny and continued public safety.
Observers foresee an imminent showdown as Britain and Germany refuse to back down after Munich. Neville Chamberlain’s stance signals Britain will stand by Poland while Belgium's King Leopold pleads for negotiation to avoid war, warning of economic collapse and cultural loss if conflict erupts.
Colorado Safety Council urges city officials and police to stop and warn drivers of vehicles with a single headlight next month. George E. Saunders notes a focused campaign could reduce such cars, improving safety and driving enjoyment for all on the highways.
TODAY S ANNIVERSARIES 1147 John Dicking founder of the M E Church and Methodist Book Concern editor. James E Wallack actor manager born in England died 1864. William W Phelps lawyer and diplomat born Dundaff Pa died 1894. Charles Follen McKim architect born Chester Co Pa died 1909. Kate Claxton actress born Somerville N J died 1924. Earl Derr Biggers novelist born Warren Ohio died 1933. Battle of Bladensburg in Maryland 1814 British burned Washington. 1857 Ohio Life Trust suspends seven million dollars triggering financial panic. 1891 Edison pioneer moving picture camera patent filed. 1897 Ira G Blake patents improved time lock. 1912 Newspaper Publicity Law enacted. 1918 American submarine sunk by mistake. 1926 Valentino funeral draws crowd. 192 Sacco-Vanzetti riots in Europe.
Dr. Dexter M. Keezer Reed College president born Acton Massachusetts 44 years ago. Rev Dr Samuel A Eliot Boston retired Unitarian clergyman son of late Harvard president born Cambridge Massachusetts 77 years ago. Dr Steadman V Sanford chancellor of University System of Georgia born Covington Georgia 68 years ago. Rev Arthur Lee Kinsolving rector Trinity Church Boston born New York 40 years ago. Prof Walter Pritchard Eaton Yale author dramatist born Malden Massachusetts 61 years ago. Ruth Baker Pratt former New York congresswoman born Ware Massachusetts 62 years ago.
The native is described as an accomplished critic and promising experimentalist with a probable tendency to complain about achievements. Contentment through mental schooling may curb dissatisfaction, as a fair measure of success is anticipated.
Route 20 Association members meet in Norwalk to plan a protest of traffic routings in a pamphlet by the State Bridge Commission of Ohio. President J. W. Metz cites preferred Sandusky Bay toll bridge over direct routes, noting Route 20 and 18 save 12 miles from Toledo to Pittsburgh. Meeting set for 8 PM Monday at the Elks Temple.
The State Liquor Board ruled brewers and distributors may not advertise on athletic uniforms or assist in purchasing or maintaining such gear. The board also required wine labeling to conform with the Federal Alcohol Administration specifications.
A fact claims the continent's area as five million square miles and notes that khaki derives from a Persian word meaning dusty. The brief combines two unrelated items about geography and linguistics with no clear news event or sourcing.
George W. Copping of Seattle, missing both legs below the knees, has over 23 hours of solo experience in land and sea planes. He pilots, skates, rides motorcycles, drives, swims, hunts, and dances despite artificial limbs.
Mrs Orlin Wolfe and Airs. Walter Wolfe hosted the A B C bridge club in Medina. Brunswick bridge club visited Mrs Rediker in Brunswick. Kenneth Steingass and wife returned from Bermuda with a 50 lb fish. Aliss Obermiller visited North Canton. 4 H girls judged clothing projects at the high school auditorium. Flower show prizes announced for street fair at Post Office and Nichols Grocery. Born to Raymond Stoskopf a daughter on Saturday August 19. Bert Goodman Otto Deimling vacationed in the eastern states. Mrs Adam Damm, 78, died at her daughter’s home. Anna Schaeffer and family visited Earl Ruck. Schaeffers stayed to care for children. Ralph Feuchter and Earl Arick attended the Akron American Legion Convention with wives.
The Republican caucus at town hall on Saturday named Albin Platz for trustee F H Weidner for clerk Arthur Hauck and Sam Mock for constable and Earl Arnold with Roy Spieth for Board of Education. Democrats met Monday night nominating Wilbur Zacharias for trustee Elmer Metzer for clerk George Stoskopff and Earl Arick for constable George Messmer for Justice of the Peace and Arthur Gienke with Henry Foecking for Board of Education.
Tea and Spice Co announces the purchase of the Widlar Spice Division of Standard Brands. The acquired plant at Cleveland will be moved to Cincinnati. More new American automobiles are seen in Greece than a year ago.
Readings for St Bartholomew’s Day include Luke 6 1 12 where the steward wastes wealth. The steward plans to win favors after losing his post, showing human craft. The text argues the parable highlights a God given adaptability used in His kingdom. The piece notes the Gospels’ authenticity and the lesson for a rough crowd.
New York milk deliveries to the metropolitan area resumed after a nine day strike. The Dairy Farmers Union accepted a compromise paying producers 2.15 dollars per hundredweight, about five cents a quart, for all grades of milk, below their 2.35 dollar demand.
Mr and Mrs Earl Arnold Helen and Howard Arnold and Mildred Steck returned from a motor trip to Canada. They visited many places of interest in Michigan and Canada.
A terse notice from Cincinnati reports the purchase of a spice plant with Frank identified as president. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the action reflects a corporate acquisition involving the Frank organization in Ohio.
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