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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1937
Page
8
The excerpts discuss the burden of preserving the fit in war, moral duty to break promises if keeping them harms others, and a dancer Albertina Rasch predicting future dance trends tied to fashion. They reflect 1937 viewpoints on war, duty, and cultural shifts, with emphasis on responsibility, sacrifice, and societal change.
Amherst notices a busy week with Knights of Pythias meeting at K of P Hall this evening Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland meets at Odd Fellow Hall Tuesday Hickory Tree Grange convenes Tuesday at Grange Hall Milan Avenue Legion auxiliary meets Tuesday at Town Hall clubrooms Eagle Auxiliary gathers Thursday at F C E Hall Amherst Democratic Women's Club meeting postponed until further notice all attendees urged for good attendance and orderly conduct.
Rev Russell Bohner will speak at a Wednesday 7:20 evening Lenten service in St Peters Church Chesterville Ohio on the topic The Word of Home Ties Special music will be featured. Rev C E Schmidt and Mrs Schmidt will host teachers and officers of the Sunday School at the parsonage Circle one Women’s Union members will be hosted by Mrs Charles Hamann Thursday afternoon. The weekly choir rehearsal will be held at the church.
All members are asked to be present at the parlor gathering scheduled for 7 30 p m Friday.
Sermon and benediction Wednesday evening at 7:30. Stations of the Cross Friday evening with benediction. Three St Ann’s circles meet this week. Circle one hosted by Mrs Drozdowski Elyria Avenue tonight. Circle two meets Tuesday at Mrs Kelch Spring Street. Circle three gathers Thursday at Mrs Michael Park Avenue. Teckawitha choir rehearsal postponed to Tuesday at 7:15 at the church.
The Crusader prayer meeting is set for this evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Oscar Klingenmeier in South Ambherst road. The ladies meeting is to be held Wednesday at 2 pm at Mrs Jacob Muths Forest street home with Rev Glen M Horst of New Philadelphia presiding. The young people will lead the Friday evening service at 750 pm. An all day Crusader rally is announced for Canton Ohio on April 3.
The ladies are asked to meet at the church parlors Wednesday morning to prepare dinner for the Lorain County Insurance Men's Association. The Bible Study class will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. VanKeuren on Jackson street.
Youth groups announce a church parlor party tonight with a six o'clock dinner. A cottage prayer meeting is set for Wednesday evening at Mrs. Katherine Kuhn's home on Dewey Road. The Young Married People class meets Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sick's home on South Main Street.
The Concordia Club will hold its regular business and social meeting at the church parlors with services slated for 7 30 p m on Wednesday.
The notice promotes flower embroidery for spring and summer dresses with large and small nosegays. It describes pattern 5801 featuring transfer motifs in multiple sizes and reverse designs, color options in wool silk floss or chenille, and notes a 10 cent pattern request to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept. in New York.
A Wednesday evening program features the Rev W Breda of Berea delivering a talk titled Herod at the church. The event invites congregants and local residents to attend.
Mr and Mrs N F Foster of Harris street host an adult round gathering at the residence of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hamel on West Martin street for a community social event.
Admissions include John Beari Oberlin. Discharges list Mrs Dwight Buell and baby girl Leavitt road and Mrs Jacob Arndt Brownhelm who was moved Sunday to Gus P Zilch home Cleveland Avenue. Misses Margaret Helen Berger and Richard Thutt attended a Bluffton game. Miss Mary Lahiff, Kent Normal student, visited family. Richard Thutt of Ohio State University spent weekend with the Fred Berger home.
James M Landis, named dean of Harvard Law School, is described as versatile and entertaining. He reportedly balances on a quart milk bottle and uses a trick to light a cigarette with a match without falling, then also performs card tricks. A former SEC chairman and bridge expert, Landis is noted for concentration and zest both at work and play.
The quote asserts that each person bears dual dimensions both personal and social. True living requires balanced growth of inner development and outward engagement with others.
The Education Board advised a former teacher to divorce to retain or regain employment. She had given up her job to marry as her husband could not support her, then reapplied for work. The rulings bar married women from certain teaching branches, prompting the divorce suggestion.
HONOLULU The federal government ranks as a major landholder in Hawaii, with 27 000 acres set aside for army and navy reservations since 1898. The latest transfer was 322 acres to Kawanoke military reservation by a presidential order on December 15.
In Yuba City California Henry Helsem encounters repeated traffic trouble as officers issue a series of violations while he is writing a ticket. The scene underscores ongoing enforcement actions and the driver’s ongoing legal woes.
A man driving at high speed caused a street severing incident as a miner investigated. The first elevator collapsed or failed during the accident, prompting authorities to review the violation and safety measures.
The report notes that Hawaiians have long known both methods to tenderize steak. Ultraviolet rain is presented as a modern discovery, while local papain leaves provide a traditional alternative from the islands.
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