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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1936
Page
11
A fragmentary excerpt presents moral admonitions urging readers to stop worrying about tomorrow, value honesty, show love even to enemies, contribute to civilization, and join a forward march while recalling a depression era mood. The lines echo a public exhortation tone from an older newspaper page.
Dislocations involve persistent separation of joint surfaces due to violence disease or congenital malformation. Partial dislocations keep surfaces together with intact ligaments while complete dislocations sever them. Most occur in middle age with shoulders and hips most at risk, while greenstick fractures arise in children from violence.
Direct blows or falls on an extended limb frequently cause shoulder dislocations. The humeral head tears ligaments, bleeds into the socket, and may become fixed if untreated. Prompt reduction prevents joint fibrosis and preserves motion. prolonged dislocation risks permanent deformation and stiffness.
This piece explains that some people have loose ligaments making joints prone to dislocation with minor force. Symptoms include severe pain, deformity, and visible or palpable misalignment. X rays help confirm. treatment aims to reset the bone without causing nerve or vessel injury.
The Brighton Community club meets at the school house next Friday with a noontime covered dish dinner. County extension agent Miss Alice Bird will speak.
A temperance program will be given at the schoolhouse Tuesday afternoon by the Brighton W. C.
A Sunday ritual in a lawyer father’s study turns punitive after a quarrel with his son Danny. A punishment over a petty misdeed leads to a silent dinner and lingering tension. The piece argues that holding a grudge after punishment is cruel and that a matter should be closed once adequately addressed.
Miss Helen Osburn of Elyria will be the speaker at a meeting featuring special music. The session is scheduled for 2 o'clock.
Miss Marguerite Goodwin of Elyria a primary teacher at RBrigh ton school is in the clinic in Elyria following an appendicitis operation performed Tuesday.
A Mother-Daughter banquet drew fifty attendees at the Brighton Methodist Church on Wednesday evening February 19. Men served dinner in the dining room, then mothers and daughters gathered in the auditorium for a program featuring two violin solos by Mrs Dennis Buisley with piano by Mrs Walter Lee. Reverend John H Green of Wellington Baptist church spoke on "Mother" and Mrs Walter Lee offered a vocal solo.
The Junior Class of Brighton High School staged New Fires by Charles Quim Burdette in the school auditorium last Thursday to a large audience. The class cleared $20 with a cast including Lucinda Andrews Lucile Anderson Susanne Toler Ednal Langdon Sid Sperry Millard McKen cannie Jerry John Burge Stephen Santry Lou Clark Jack Munson Phyllis Lillian Snyder Anne Laura Harris Olive Betty Greene Eve Fay Reed Dick Claire Munson Angie Sperry Beatrice Clark and Mary nearby. The Brighton High School orchestra provided music between acts and a vocal finale followed.
A vintage guide explains simple eye makeup tips for young girls for daytime and evening looks. It discusses eyebrow shaping, lash darkening, mascara types, eyeshadow shading, lip color, and skincare habits to appear youthful yet natural.
Princess Dayang Dayang, niece of the Sultan of Zulu, writes to the U S government claiming twelve small islands near Borneo. She says Joloan inhabitants recognize her rule and invokes Wilsonian self determination. Judge Guingona receives notice as head of the Bureau of Non Christian Tribes.
A concise remark notes that youth now intrudes into affairs without customary hesitation, reflecting a shift in manners and expectations across generations. The observation underscores changing social norms and the unspoken doors left open by evolving youth behavior.
The article surveys global and American religious life noting Mormonism's growth from six members in 1830 to about 700000 and thousands of church bodies. It highlights secular religious trends, Kipling's connections to Woodhouse Grove, a Tokyo nativity pageant, a 1935 Calvinist milestone, and a lineage of Methodist church organists in England.
A short list by Kenneth S Leary in CHURCH MANAGEMENT promotes a positive ethic. Commands urge reviving faith in man and God, daily good deeds, hopeful living, and friendly demeanor, including smiling and honoring children.
Robert E Speer tells of a business man who loses wealth in the crash and learns his wife and four sons stand by him. The minister’s misreadings spark a lesson on loyalty and real friends. The tale ends with the pastor noting the man has found true support rather than lost everything.
A woman at a post office asks for a quarter’s worth of stamps and names Congregationalist as the denomination. The clerk asks which denomination and she notes interest in churches. The piece declares religion’s greatest need is inward faith rather than outward form.
A Paris dress design guide edited by Laura L Baldt outlines simple sewing tips and styles for creating a fashionable garment. The piece credits Baldt, longtime assistant professor of Household Arts at Teachers College Colmunbie University, for practical instruction.
The notice promotes a spring fashion guide priced at ten cents, offering a combined book and pattern set for twenty five cents. The item is advertised as an accessible sewing resource with compact pricing aimed at home crafters.
Ford M. Fryberger pastor delivers Sunday lectures and messages from spirit friends. Monday 8:00 P M psychometric guidance. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN East Ave and Second St Rev Geo Brown minister Bible School at 9 30 A M Morning Worship 10 45 P M Young People's Society at 6 30 PM Prayer Meeting and Bible class training Wednesday 7 50 PM
Two local churches list weekly services at Third and Court Streets and Princeton Avenue Garford. Pastor Dr E J Bond leads Sunday School at 9 30 with morning service at 10 43 and evening preaching at 6 30 The Princeton Ave church led by Dr J L Urich Th D offers Sunday School at 10 00 and morning worship at 12 00 with midweek prayer and preaching and Friday Mission Society events. Weekday sacristy study extends to noon and Holy Day services include Matins Communion and catechism classes scheduled Saturdays morning.
Broad St and West Ave schedule lists Rev Armin Schroeder as pastor with Sunday School at 9 15, English service at 10, German service at 11 in January April July October no English on first Sundays, and notes no German service when English communion occurs. Corner Lake Ave and West Street lists Dr A E Kemp as pastor with Sunday School 9 45, church service 10 45, 6 00 p m Endeavor clubs, Sunday Night Club 7 15, and Midweek service Wednesday 7 30.
Rev Bela P Bacso conducts Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and church service with a Hungarian sermon. An afternoon service is at 6:00 p.m. Christian Endeavor activities are listed for the day.
Dr Wm Muir Auld minister presides at 9 30 A M church school Graded classes from 4 4 through adults conducted at Corner Court and Second Streets
The questions cover authorship of Peter’s epistles four by Peter two by Paul or others and quotes about love for Christ and unbelief. They also ask about Esau’s birthright sale and its buyer and a prayer of belief by a blind man in Christ and the location of a Jerusalem prayer meeting during Peter’s imprisonment.
The two items mention Paul and Peter in relation to Jacob with a note about a soup of red lentils. It references the father of the demoniac boy and Mary the mother of John Mark, placing them in a biblical or genealogical context.
Lake Avenue Community Church schedules Sunday services led by Rev. Earl R. Peck with sermon titled Twice Born Men, following Sunday school at 9:30 and service at 10:45. At Lake Avenue school Miss Van Wagnen's room held a Valentine party with games and refreshments.
Morning and Sunday School times for Bethany Baptist African Methodist Jones Chapel and other churches. midweek prayers Wednesday. Hungarian Baptist Church and Gospel Mission services. First Baptist Church St Pauls Evangelical Church of God in Christ Salvation Army Mt Zion Baptist and various programs with times and locations on Middle Ave Second Street River St West Ave Third Street and East Bridge Street including prayer meetings and youth services.
He was seriously injured some time ago when he was struck by an automobile. The article notes his current condition and the earlier incident.
Miss Lois Walden daughter of Mr and Mrs E J Walkden of Lake Avenue has been homebound for two weeks with bronchitis. Her mother Mrs E J Walkden also suffers a severe cold. Both are recovering.
George Fridenstine of Murray Ridges suffers an injured finger that becomes infected, prompting medical attention and concern for his recovery.
The Lane Avenue Neighborhood club convened at the home of Mrs. with members discussing community activities and upcoming events. Attendees shared updates on local projects and exchanged ideas to promote neighborly involvement.
A dense church list shows services and Sunday School times for many denominations. Notable entries include CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE at Cleveland Street and EF Clay as pastor with services at 9:45, 10:45, and 1:45, plus a Friday Young Peoples event. SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH with C Brown and J Foster offering Sunday School and morning worship. SECOND M. E. CHURCH on Middle Avenue led by G W Hall with Sunday School and evening service. HOLY CROSS CHURCH at Fourteenth Street with Masses. EPISCOPAL ST ANDREW'S at Middle Avenue and Third Street conducted by Edwin Redhead. and LAKE AVE COMMUNITY CHURCH led by E Peck with Bible School.
Rev F J Schumm pastor. Services at 10 45 morning preaching service follows. Sunday School and adult Bible classes offered at 930 A. Located at Cor Princeton Ave and E River St.
Prize winners were Mrs. Wilcox first, Mrs. Guisinger second, and Mrs. Griffin third. The club will meet with Mrs. Rose Cromling of Adelbert Street on Tuesday, March third.
In Tamaqua Pennsylvania a 55 year old apple picked and pickled in 1881 is owned by Mrs Mary Gewehr of Coaldale. The fruit, preserved with cloves, has largely retained its beauty and natural color after many decades.
The excerpt highlights two major features of reality: perpetual continuity and ongoing change. It emphasizes how the present links to past phenomena while enabling creative advancement into the future, suggesting a dynamic, evolving universe.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crumley of Stop 6 Lake Avenue has returned home from the Elyria Clinic and is recovering rapidly.
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