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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1938

Page

6

Anniversaries of notable historical figures and events

A list of birth anniversaries and notable events spanning 1491 to 1936. Figures include Jacques Cartier, George Meade, James T. Fields, Tasker Bliss, King Kelly, William Hastings, Thomas Jefferson, Obed Hussey, and Wilbur Wright. Events cover political shifts, technology milestones, debt figures, and international air records.

Jacques Cartier St. Lawrence River George G. Meade Gettysburg Spain James *T. Fields Boston Aethor Portsmouth N. H Tasker H. Bliss Thomas Jefferson Washington Obed Hussey Maine Cincinnati Wilbur Wright France Bournique Lindberghs America England Japan United States Britain Italy

Ring out the old ring in the new 1939 wishes

A year end message reflecting on 1938 with hopes for 1939. It expresses desires for peace, economic progress, improved living standards, and unity against persecution. The piece urges civic cooperation in Elyria, stronger churches and schools, better employer employee relations, and responsible behavior with alcohol. It closes with a safety reminder: if you drink, don't drive. if you drive, don't drink.

Elyria

New Year Rejoicings and Timeless Customs

The article reflects on New Year celebrations worldwide and in the United States, noting crowds, bells, and revelry as symbols of hope. It cites Alfred Tennyson and Robert Browning to urge cheerful courage, suggesting youthfulness sustains optimism against future trials in the coming year.

United States Alfred Tennyson Robert Browning

When Does Education Stop for a 72 Year Old Bookkeeper

William E Street of Cleveland retires after a 50 year career as a bookkeeper and aims to resume his interrupted studies. He began Western Reserve University in 1889 but left in his third year to work. Now 72, he plans to finish his college course and continue his education. His early life saw his mother die and his grandfather urge him to work at 15. Street cites lifelong learning as his enduring ambition.

William E. Street Cleveland Street Western Reserve University

Notable Birthdays of Legal and Academic Figures

Associate Justice Stanley Reed born Mason City Kentucky 54 years ago. Dr. Robert G. Aitken director emeritus Lick Observatory born Jackson California 74 years ago. Prof Frank A. Pearson Cornell agricultural economics born Topeka Kansas 51 years ago. Dr. Ralph D. Hetzel president Pennsylvania State College born Merrill Wisconsin 56 years ago. Dr. Colin G. Fink Columbia famed electrochemist born Hoboken New Jersey 57 years ago. John D. Barry San Francisco journalist author born Boston 72 years ago.

Stanley Reed U. S. Supreme Court Mason City Robert G. Aitken Lick Observatory Jackson Calif Frank A. Pearson Cornell Topeka Kans Ralph D. Hetzel Pennsylvania State College Merrill, Wis Colin G. Fink Columbia Hoboken N. J John D. Barry San Francisco Boston

Dec 31 Humility Prized for Success Says Almanac

The text advises humility to gain progress on this day and warns that forceful attempts to uncover life's secrets may fail. A proper, patient approach to the day’s powers could yield success, even if fortune seems uncertain.

New Year Proverb Guides Vocation Toward Abstract Seekers

A January 1, 1939 Today entry advises a benefactor role toward the poor and the weak. It urges a student of mysterious things to pursue abstract professions and solve problems that benefit mankind rather than ordinary jobs.

Columbia Club Schedule Promises January Meetings

Columbia announces a series of events in January including a third meeting on electricity at Mrs. Lucy Ives home on January 6 with Miss Frances Eckert leading. The Columbia Garden Club will not meet until January 19. The Farmer's Institute is set for January 11 and 12 with Berea Club guests. The Townsend meeting is January 13 and the Farm Bureau gathering on January 19. Grange officers will be installed and dine January 3.

Columbia Lucy Ives Frances Eckert Elyria Columbia Garden Club Columbia Farmer's Institute Townsend Berea Club Farm Bureau Grange

Washington’s Joe Martin seen as balanced Republican leader

The piece profiles Congressman Joe Martin of Massachusetts as the next Republican floor leader, a bridge between conservative elders and progressive youths. It notes his practical, non confrontational approach, support for New Deal reforms, labor organizing rights, unemployment relief, and senior pensions, while facing resistance from party hardliners.

Washington Joe Martin House Martin

Joe Martin and his rise from newspapering to Congress

The 1912 bid for Massachusetts Assembly began with Joe Martin at age 28, despite his parents’ warnings. He won easily and later joined the State Senate where he befriended Calvin Coolidge. Martin helped Coolidge on the rules committee and rose to Congress in 1924, later earning trust from Coolidge and becoming a key figure for Alfred Landon in 1936.

Lic Massachusetts Assembly Joe Martin Hitler State Senate Calvin Coolidge Coolidge Toe Congress Repubican Frank W. Stearns Stearns

South Amherst Ladies Aid Meet Sets Honor List

Sixteen members and guests gathered at the LL. B. Steele home on Telegraph road Thursday afternoon for a Methodist Ladies Aid Society meeting. President Mrs. Garfield Harris led routine business and favorable reports. The group voted to place all members aged seventy and over on the honor list and planned a tureen luncheon at noon in two weeks at the church parlors where honorary members will receive special mention. Refreshments were served after adjournment by Mrs. Howard Steele, Miss Ferda Steele and Mrs. Belle Brock­sicker.

Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society LL. B. Steele Telegraph Road Garfield Harris Howard Steele Ferda Steele Belle Brocksicker

Grace Neri to wed daughter of Lyda Hoffner in ceremony

The upcoming marriage unites Grace Neri with the daughter of Mrs. Lyda Hoffner. Details of the ceremony remain to be announced as families prepare for a formal announcement and celebration.

Grace Neri Lyda Hoffner

New Year's Resolve In Bible Readings and Prayer

A reflection on Philippians 3 13 16 urges letting go of the past and pressing toward the prize of God in Christ Jesus. It links prayer to decisive action and warns that a lack of decision leaves one unsatisfied. It cites St Paul’s forward look and the need for onward urge in daily prayer.

Christ Jesus St. Paul

Castle Powers Wedding Solemnized In Detroit Home

Ben Castle of Detroit Michigan and his partner were married at 7 30 p m Thursday evening at the home of her sister Mrs Frank Powers The ceremony was performed by Rev David Davids of Sullivan Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Powers The couple left for Florida to spend the winter.

Ben Castle Detroit Michigan Frank Powers Rey David Davids Sullivan Florida

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