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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1939

Page

2

Annuities and Revolutionary Era Figures Listed in South Carolina

A fragmented 19th century annals section lists names such as Charles Pickrey a South Carolina soldier and Constitution framer born in Charlester died August 16 1825. Jose de Sem Mare born in 1778 died August 1839. Fred Pierson a soldier noted for Cu War service. Jared Ausip mevelst Worcester MA death December 30 1834. Ernie Cotes founder of St Louis International Medical Center with Rome GA birth and August 1 1934 death. and other obituaries or memorial notes with dates and places.

Charles Pickrey South Carolina Diplomt Charlester Jose de York Dee Jared Ausip Mevelst Worcester Mass Jern Berke Nort Dax Govett Borr S.geurrey Town Ermie Cotes Wort Teaskt Renmore V. Physc St Louic’s Ional Medical Center Toke Rome Jepen

Graham Paige plans ship 1939 model to Antwerp client

Harry D. Dodge, managing director of the Graham Paige International Corporation, notes a 1939 Graham is already en route to Dr. Momtchiloff from the company’s stock in Antwerp. The letter also conveys high esteem and respectful salutations for the recipient’s richer and more interesting clients.

Harry D. Dodge Graham Paige International Corporation Graham Dr. Momtchiloff Antwerp

Lent guidance on inspection to action for Christ

A devotional passage explains Lent as a time not for mainly giving up but for inspection of self communion with God and decisive action for Christ. It argues that abstaining should free time for prayer Bible study and service and ends with Easter readiness to serve the Church.

Christ

Narrow Escape From Accident Warns Drivers

A Chronicle-Telegram reader reports a near collision on West avenue near Sixth street when a child rushed into the street. The driver blew the horn and stopped, praising the child for turning at the right moment and urging parents to teach kids to look both ways before crossing.

Chronicle-Telegram West Avenue Sixth Street

Believe SOS hoax torpedo claim shocks world

Chronicle Telegram warns that a fake SOS message claiming a torpedoing spurred ships to respond, causing waste and anxiety. Navy officials in Washington deem it a hoax, risking diminished urgency for genuine distress calls and endangering mariners and families awaiting news.

Chronicle-Telegram Atlantic Europe Azure Islands A. M. Pecc Empress of Australia Navy Radio Washington

Free speech and the press as public guardians

James G. Stahlman defends free speech and a free press as essential checks on corruption and official power. He argues liberty includes truthful reporting, responsible editorial commentary, and a press that serves the people rather than special interests, warning against censorship or manipulation by government or publishers.

Rardin Roosevelt America Press of James G. Stahlman American Newspaper Publishers Assoc

Early American Industrial Milestones and Tax Shifts

The fragment references events from 1820 to 1913 including Maine and Massachusetts origins, Samuel Colt patent activity, a revolving firearm concept, 1847 Pennsylvania steel ventures, a Barinas Company listing with large acreage, U S Steel Company formation, and the 1913 16th Amendment income tax proclamation plus the first state gasoline tax at one cent per gallon.

Ameres George B.C Cennes Otter Moieh Maine Tae Pert Alassawes Wanchusetts Samuel Colt Sear Gr Pennsy Atta Barinas U. S Steel Company Amd

Notable Figures and Births Across Nations

A polymath list highlights Hugh M. Neher of New Jersey born in Pennsylvania 34 years ago, Dr Phoebus A Levene of Rockefeller Institute born in Russia 70 years ago, Dr Clarence A Davis of the University of Wisconsin born in Cleveland 39 years ago, Cully A Cobb editor of Progressive Farmer linked to Prospect Tennessee 35 years ago, John Farrar of New York publisher born in Burlington Vermont 43 years ago, and a renowned Greek philosopher born 173 years ago in Greece.

Hugh M. Neher Princeias Pmnsdeiona Phoebus A. Levene Rockefeller Institute Bern Russia Clarence A Dvastra University of Wisconsin Cleveland Cully A. Cobb The Progressive Farmer Atlanta Point Prospect Tenn John Farrar New York Buriington Ego Benecet Greece

Unclear Path of Fortune in Quiet Affairs

The text warns that forceful attempts to shape luck may backfire while adversity should be tempered and guided to constructive ends, preserving spirit and life through studious, calm conduct. It emphasizes restraint and resilience over reckless striving, promoting steady progress in difficult times.

Toéex

Fragments Hint at Concentration and Mental Focus

The readable text hints at the need for concentration and self discipline, noting a restless nature that seeks many channels. It emphasizes carefulness in schemes and property matters, suggesting a high order of intelligence guiding prudent actions.

Your Federal Income Tax Depreciation Guidelines

A guidance on depreciation and basis for property acquired after February 28 1912 or before March 1 1913. It explains computing basis, depreciation under a flexible plan, salvage value, and conditions for buildings including construction status and obsolescence allowances.

Modern political pingres accelerate amid forest attack fears

Across regions officials report faster pace in policy shifts as security measures increase following a surge in forest related threats. Analysts cite rapid iterations in governance and heightened resource deployment to safeguard communities. Strong entities include regional authorities and security experts.

Pontiac Dealers to Weigh 1939 Business Outlook in Meetings

Pontiac Motors under C. P. Simpson will hold twenty four dealer meetings with 3,700 Pontiac dealers to gauge spring business and merchandising sentiment. D A Bathrick and Verre L. Murray will join regional meetings as zone managers present. The program mirrors factory merchandising meetings emphasizing discussion over formal lectures.

Ain Dering Pontiac Motors C. P. Simson Tweny Pontiac Simpson Air Simpson

Dodge Expert Urges Unsalting Of Cars In Spring

Dodge Division official W. R. Bamford urges motorists to wash both exterior and undercarriage to remove calcium chloride and road salts. He recommends a full undercarriage rinse followed by thorough lubrication and a wax finish to protect chassis, steering, brakes, and exposed components.

W. R. Bamford Dodge Chrysler Corporation

Chevrolet Leads In Fleet Registrations

Detroit February 25 1938 Chevrolet dominates fleet registrations. Among 26025 passenger cars in fleet service 15089 were Chevrolets. Chevrolets total 13689 surpassing all others. In trucks Chevrolet registered 7687 units, next is 6370 for other makes. December 1938 sees 1768 passenger cars and 1719 trucks in fleet use.

Detroit Chevrolet

Ford Exhibit Shows Processing Area Worldwide

Ford exhibit outlines a global processing network linking Detroit assembly lines with workers in Brazil's Amazon, Canada's nickel mines, and Alabama cotton regions as the car industry expands. The display emphasizes integrated production from raw materials to finished vehicles.

Wyoming Texas China Louisiana Middle West High Sierras America Ford Motor Company Ford Globe Detroit Amazon Valley Canada

Bulgarian Doctor Orders New Graham Car for Bourgas

Dr. P Monichvloff of Yambol Bulgaria commends the Graham car in a decade of service and asks when a new model can be shipped to Bourgas. He notes the vehicle’s quality and reliability on poor roads during his sick visits.

Graham P Monichvloff Yambol Bulgaria Bourgas

Oberlin Road Church Society Meeting Report

The Woman's Society of the East Oberlin church was entertained by Mrs McFarland at her Oberlin home for an all day meeting. Mrs George Hall has flu and Mrs H H Edmonds is improving. Mrs Cecil Humphry is sick. The Edmonds children have the measles.

Oberlin Road Woman's Society of the East Oberlin H. H. Edmonds Cecil Humphry John Edmonds

Local residents host family gatherings around Elyria area

Mr and Mrs Andrew Bonner of Norwalk visited sister in law at Arthur Younglas's home. Edward McRoberts and sons Albert and Billy stayed with Gar McRoberts family. H Edmonds and daughter Frances attended brother George Edmonds funeral in Warren. D J Campbell Sr spent weekend in Elyria with brother John Campbell. Frank Krueger Sr and family hosted dinner in Oberlin. Frank Krueger Jr and daughter Shirley Ann with Ted Harper family in Amherst. Charles Hutchenson of Elyria dined with mother Mrs Arthur Younglas. William Waller returned home after a week in Elyria with son George Waller. Norene Hollis of Elyria stayed Sunday with William and Mrs Croft. Wade Williams of Elyria visited sister Elmer Rathwell. Russell Krueger and Oberlin visited his parents Monday evening.

Andrew Bonner Norwalk Arthur Younglas Edward McRoberts Albert Billy Gar McRoberts H. Edmonds Frances George Edmonds Warren D. J. Campbell Elyria John Campbell Frank Krueger Harry Murphy Oberlin Frank Krueger I Jr Shirley Ann Ted Harper Amherst Charles Hutchenson Arthur

Man paints roof at 79 and plans rushed book at 80

William E. Merrell of Pasadena marks birthdays with bold feats. On his 79th birthday he painted a roof. On his 80th birthday he announced he is rushing a book to completion.

Pasadena Cal William E. Merrell

Swans Attack Water Spaniel at Phoenix Lagoon

A water spaniel at Encanto Park lagoon in Phoenix was attacked by swans after trying to engage them. The swans retaliated, leaving the dog fighting for its life as onlookers looked on.

Phoenix, Ariz Phoenix Encanto Park

Egypt Considers Heavy Taxes on Diesel Motors

Egypt weighs sharp tax increases on diesel powered vehicles as part of an effort to curb pollution and raise revenue. Officials say the plan targets transportation emissions while aiming to fund public projects.

Egypt

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