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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1934

Page

5

Approach To Peace Outlined By Protestant Delegates

Delegates from 25 Protestant denominations at the Federal Council of Churches urged Christians to place brotherhood and allegiance to God above nations to become a force against war. A report from the Conference for study of the church in relation to world peace warned against excessive nationalism and Nazi attempts to subjugate the church. Notables signing the summary included John H. Lathrop and Adlan Knight Chalmers, urging that Christians refrain from war due to gospel obligations.

Dayton Federal Council of Churches Conference For Study of Church Churches of Christ In Henry Smith Leiper Tnniversal Christian Counc Leiper John H. Lathrop Brooklyn Alber W. Beaven Colgate-Rochester Divinity School Adlan Knight Chalmers New York William Scavelett Missouri Peter K Emmons Scranton Henry 4H Crane Scranton Anne Seesholtv Council of Women For Home Missionos

Women Seek Endurance Record Amid War Debate

A group of Christian fellowship members publish a pacifist statement condemning militarism and political divisiveness. They urge churches in America to dissociate from war systems and oppose battleships and standing armies. They urge Christian unity beyond national lines and diplomacy.

Patrintsimn Tno America

Wellington News Letters and Local Meetings Daily Life

Lorain County groups hosted a Wellington session with 25 attendees. A doctors ward for the Veterans Hospital in Dayton was approved with a Christmas package remembral planned. January 2 meeting in Oberlin. Rev Imhoff to speak at Church of Christ, Israel theme, with Jewish and Gentile converts. Rebekah Sewing Society installed officers and planned a Christmas party with Santa Claus on December 19. Odd Fellows cooperation. 390 attended the covered-dish supper.

Lorain Wellington Aneiiean Legion Auvihary Lorain County Oberlin Wis Emma lLonsboro Elyria Mabel Kei Loran Laurabell Tremain Robert Burnham Twhorf FC. Imhoff Seprey Cleveland Church of Christ Ile Imhoff Isreal” Bible School Orrin Miller Christian Endeavor The Odd Fellows Santa Claus

Quake Lookout Will Aid Canal

The Tinlancaya Observatory of the Carnegie Institute’s Department of Terrestrial Magnetism, the world's second highest seismological station at 11,000 feet in Peru, will help study earthquakes to safeguard the Panama Canal. Data on the July 17 quake near Panama is transmitted instantly to Washington, guiding feasibility for a Nicaragua crossing.

Panama Canal Tinlancaya Observators Carnegie Institutions Department of Terrestrial Magnetism Andes Peru Nicaragua Pacific Coast Panama Huancayo Earaca Washington Br

Willys starts new production in Toledo plant

One hundred fifty men have begun work in the large shop of the Willys-Overland Company for the production of the first 15,000 new Willys automobiles. Plant officials expect employment to exceed 2,000 by December. Ruth Christine Dahlman and Rev. Henry Erickson announce their marriage in a ceremony staged aboard ship in the South Atlantic, off Africa, according to a map-displayed wedding notice from Kenton.

Willys Toledo Farge Willys- Overland Company

Attendees Visit Chapters in Cleveland on Wednesday

Mrs Flave Pierce and Mrs Sara Binder visited Cleveland for a Worthy Grand Matrons event. They assisted with installation at the Meradian Chapter and later attended installs at the Cora Griswell and Home Chapter of the Worthy Grand Matrons led by Mrs Minomie F Eythrop of Dover Center.

Cleveland Flave

Woman's Association Elects Officers at Congregational Church

The Congregational church Woman's Association met Wednesday afternoon and elected officers led by Mrs Frank Murray as president. Other posts for Naise Wadsworth, vice president. Mrs I Downes, secretary. and Mrs Herman Wight, treasurer were approved. Rev John Sehrink Sullivan spoke on reverence and atmosphere in church fellowship. Also noted were Needle Work and Home Mission reports, and Miss Martha Rutledge sang beside the Still Waters with Betty Jean Page on piano.

Woman's Association Woman's Association of the Congregational Church C. W. Berard Frank Murray Naise Wadswoth Home Missions Harry Lee C. W Lakewood Martha Rutledge Betty Jean Page

Farm Womans Club Plans January Meeting

Members of the Farm Womans Club met in the Grange hall for an all day session. They voted to hold a meeting the first Thursday in January with Miss Alice Bird county agent as guest speaker on rug making. Ladies from surrounding towns invited. program featured Christmas gifts exchange and a luncheon. Final Bazaar plans were also discussed by Circle No 2 of the Ladies Aid Society at Mrs Giare Roedel’s home.

Brated Keith Farm Woman's Club Grange Hall Alice Bird Carrie Witbeck Circle No. 2 Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church Giare Roedel Alfred Moehle Lad Daurel Shepard E F Wood Wm Hachen

Bones Broken Eighteen Times In Three Years

In Muncie Indiana 15 year old Mary Margaret Davis suffers from bone marrow tuberculosis and has broken eighteen limbs in three years. She recalls most incidents, including arm breaks from bed, skating, sneezing, and a father grab. Her schooling has suffered, with multiple withdrawals from McKinley Junior High.

Muncie Mary Margaret Davis Mary Margaret McKinley Junior High School

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