Elyria Chronicle Telegram Publication Details
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram lists staff and pricing details for Elyria Ohio, noting CG Mudnott as publisher and Clare George as editor. It states publication frequency, postal filing, and pricing for mail and in-state subscriptions, with foreign ad reps listed for Chicago New York Columbus Detroit. The date shows Monday February 19 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
CG Mudnott
Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
Lorain
Chic
John W. Cullen
Chicago
North Michigan
New York
Columbus
Booth
Detroit
Brotherhood Week Observed As Call For Civic Brotherhood
The piece extols Brotherhood Week February 1825 under the National Conference of Christians and Jews. It links Washington's Birthday to the idea that Americans must reject hatred, embrace cooperation among religious and racial groups, and dedicate themselves to the Brotherhood of Man to preserve national unity and justice.
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National Conference of Christians and Jews
Washington
United States
America
Europe
Brotherhood of Man
Educating For Intelligent Citizenship and the League’s Drive
Oral members of the League of Women Voters promote a nationwide expansion to grow membership and extend influence. The 20 year old, non-partisan group emphasizes issues over candidates, educates women on civil service, school laws, marriage reform, and trade agreements to raise electorate intelligence.
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League of Women Voters
League
School Foundation
Old Amherst Doctor Laid To Rest After 45 Years Serve
Dr. De Ti L Hall a longtime Amherst physician died Sunday afternoon at eighty. He began practice in 1884 after graduating Western Reserve and married Hattie Tinker of Rome Ontario. His son Howard Hall is a law professor at the University of Wisconsin. Friends recall his horse and buggy rounds and wide local influence as Lorain County transformed through decades.
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de Ti. L. Hall
Amherst
Western Reserve Medical School
Hattie Tinker
Rome
Hall
Howard Hall
University of Wisconsin
Lorain County
Hail
Wall
Charity must start at home says Boake Carter in Chicago
Boake Carter in Chicago argues that local community chests should be funded first to aid Americans in distress before contributing to foreign relief. He cites Wisconsin and Michigan examples and criticizes Roosevelt for pressuring private charity while urging citizens to ensure local needs are met. He urges a national policy that charity begins at home and that help for foreigners should follow after Americans are cared for.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Finland
Washington
Felow
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Chautauqua
Hoosevelt
Roosevelt
Wall Street
East
Europe
Todays Anniversaries and History Highlights
Anniversaries mark birth dates of William Dunlap John Locke Charles Olden Francis Blair Christian Linde Stephen Smith Sara Stevenson with notes on their lives. Today in history lists Ohio statehood 1803 and events through 1936 including Edison patent and Townsend Plan debate. Mentions several notable figures and a brief critique of charity and alien registration laws.
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William Dunlap
New York
Perth Amboy
N. J
John Locke
Cincinnati
Lempster
N. H
Charles S. Olden
New Jerseys
Princeton
Francis P. Blair
St. Louis
Congessman
Union Geeral
U. S
Lexington
Christian Linde
Wisconsin
Denmark
Ohio
Statehood
Justus H. Rathbone
Washington, D. C
Washington Lodge
the Knights of Pythias
Confederate Congress
Richmond
Oliver H. Kelley
Patrons of Husbandry
The
Grange
Congress
United States
Edison
Britain
Canada
U. S. House
Townsend
Prayer and God as Father in Jesus Model
The passage reflects on Jesus praying in Gethsemane and the nature of God as Father. It emphasizes approachable, constant presence, knowledge of needs, and a loving, guiding plan. Prayer is for alignment with God rather than manipulation, mirroring a child speaking to a loving parent.
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Rayer
God
Jesus
Hull Welles trip fuels neutral peace talks outline
Secretary Hull faced questions as Sumner Welles prepared to travel to Europe to discuss peace with neutrals. Papal secretary Maglione has been mediating talks with neutrals and belligerents, signaling possible Vatican involvement and a peace conference after Welles reaches Rome. The aim is to prod belligerents to speak before spring drives deepen war passions.
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Washington
Hull
Sumner Welles
Welles
Europe
Roosevelt
State Department
United States
Luigi Maglione
Rome
Vatican
Io Rome
Kipton Students, Flags, Football and Festivities
Kipton news notes the Young Woman's Sewing club presents five U S flags and a flag standard for the school auditorium. Oberlin game trip by basketball squad and coach Albert Sickeres. Junior class roller skating party set for Feb 27 at Rainbow Gardens Elyria. Class photos Feb 19. Assembly Friday featured Sophomore class program and a one act play OH You Teacher. A shower for Mrs Lyndon Brumby list of guests. Local society and brief illness notes follow.
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Kipton
Young Woman's Sewing Club
U. S
Albert Sickeres
Bowling Green
Oberlin College
George Leninger
Paul Matus
Joe Alferio
Horace
Warren Bowman
Lloyd Buckley
Andy Urbanski
Richard Davidson
Rainbow Gardens
Elyria
Ella Blackett
Your Federal Income Tax Bad debt deduction rules summarized
The text explains when a bad debt may be deducted against gross income. A debt must be determined worthless in the taxable year and charged off if books are kept. The taxpayer must show the debt was value-less during the year, often via an attached statement. Partial worthlessness allows deduction steps, with exceptions for banks and certain debt instruments.
Loyalty Class Meets in February Church Session
The February Loyalty class gathering met Tuesday evening in church parlors with 24 in attendance. After singing America, president Mrs. Thomas Trem bath led the business session and a youth apron fund raiser was approved. A Loyalty Quartet number followed along with Mr Winifred Tran reading Charles Henry Link's Re discovery of Man. Birthday honorees from the past four months were Mrs Arthur Dinehart Mrs J A Schurgor Mrs John Clark Mrs William Holcomb Mrs C B Finley Mrs Oliver Yost and Mrs Charles Matt.
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America
Thomas Trembath
Loyalty Quartet
Winifred Tran
Charles Henry Link
Arthur Dinehart
J. A. Schurgor
John Clark
William Holcomb
C. B. Finley
Oliver Yost
Charles Matt
Evening party honors class members with cake and readings
An evening gathering honored the class with a birthday cake and candles, served by hostesses Miss Lucy Robson and others. A Valentine party for the Intermediate Epworth League followed at the Methodist church dining room with readings on Lincoln and Valentine Day by Mary Louise Edward and others, plus a Valentine exchange.
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Eaen
Lucy Robson
W. G. Reese
Ed Price
Guy Durkee
Ed Wise
C B. Finley
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Lincoln
Mary Louise Edward
Martha Hoffmeister
Donna Rae Carmel
League
Charles F. Mott
D. R. Dunelap
Betty Lee Taylor
Rochester Births and Local News from Oberlin to Maumee
Rochester born to Mr and Mrs Stanley Storrow at Allen Hospital Oberlin Wednesday at 2 am a boy and girl twins to Mr and Mrs E G Westbrook Thursday morning at 7 am in Maumee Ohio Mrs Westbrook formerly Helen Murray staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Bill Murray under Dr Gell’s care. Raymond Klein kept vigil February 14 to shelter 44 little pigs through a cold night all but two survived. Mrs Rogerson son Roy and baby daughter of Loring Canada visit sister and husband Mr and Mrs George Ward of Ward Grocery arriving Friday for a week.
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George Bickel
Keith Sandrock
Harold Lathrop
Oberlin
W. F. Betts
Charles Bayless
Allen Hospital
Patth Sandrock
Hazel Bickel
Cleveland
Dorothy Springer
Norwalk
Maggie Morgan
Rochester
Stanley Storrow
E. G. Westbrook
Maumee
Ohio
Westbrook
Helen Murray
Bill Murray
Gell
Raymond Klein
Rogerson
Roy
Loring
Canada
George Ward
Ward Grocery
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Democracy
Boake
Boake Carter
U.S
Scott W. Lucas
Ulinois
Chadlerville
John H. Fahey
Federal Home Loan Bank
Manchester
Guy F. Allen
U. S. Treasury
Delphi
Mich
Edward Weeks, Jr
Atlantic Monthly
Boston
Elizabeth
Newcomb Carlton
the Western Union
William H. Dick
Memphis
North Carolina
Massachusetts
John Hix
Mats Loau
Hs Te
D, J
Effie J. Canning Carlton
National Safe Council
Cook County Hospital
Bible
Justice Department
Harlan County
Aberdeen
Richard Law
International Woodworkers of America
Puget Sound
Louisiana
Rene Viosca
Richard Montgomery
Willis Bioff
Hollywood
Hollywood Laborazar
Twentieth Century- Fox Movie
Joe Schen
Darryl Zanuck
Bill Goetz
Henry Morgenthau
Bos Angeles
A.F. Ofl
Fight
Dan Tobin
Teamsters’ Union
Big Bill Hutcheson
Carpenters
Miami
AFL
Hutcheson
Frank Duffy
Big Bill
Duffy
Bill Green
Tobin
Miami Green
A. F. of
L. Harmony
Executive Committee
Idaho
Johan Thomas
New Mexico
Carl Hatch
Colorado
Ed Johnson
Kansas
Hanford MacNider
Legion
MacNider
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Drew Pearson
Robert
Allen
Edith Hudson
Lyndon Brumby
Volney
Tucille Davidson
Maury Belie Thomas
New London
William Rose
Hugh Whitney
Paul Sandrock
Jessie Mellor
Frances Davidson
Will Entertain
G. A. Miller
Woman's Missionary’ Society of the
Camden Baptist Church
Camden
Grafton
P. R. Smith & Co
Elyria Savings Bldg
PRIDE
McQuistion & Helfrich
Ralph Stearns
Tillie Figler
A. F. Wilcox
la Grange
Bert Nesbett
Austinburg
Marvin Ryder
Kate Kelly
Elizabeth Schworer
May
Tag
Maytag Elyria CO
Middle Ave
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