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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1936
Page
4
Public schools rose in ancient Sumeria where priests educated children in writing and arithmetic within temple complexes. Tablets seven thousand years old bear arithmetic, algebra, and geometry records.
A reader argues against Townsend Plan and similar tax reforms. The letter contends wage earners pay no taxes, only labor value, and that private owners take surplus value. It accuses demagogues of serving exploiters and urges a scientific solution benefiting wealth producers.
Amherst notices list varied services at St. Peter's Eyungetical and Reformed, St. Paul's Lutheran, and nearby churches. German and English services at 8:30 and 10:20 a.m. with sermons by Rev. Bosse and Rev. Schmidt, Holy Communion, choir selections, concurrent Methodist talks, and parish activities including Queen Feather class, Altar Rosary, and Sunday talks on conviction and conversion by named speakers.
An early 20th century magazine ad by N W Ayer and Son argues for big business to restore personal human touch between maker and user. It contrasts Tobias Gwynne’s craft with modern mass production, calling for leadership to win public trust through transparency and neighborly fellowship. It urges Americans to unite against internal strife and to value the long tradition of personal service in industry.
A reflective piece contrasts the quiet of a river town at sundown with New York’s bustling roar. The narrator recalls friendships, nostalgia, and the evolving changes from cinema to autos, noting the security and loyalty of small town life despite modern shifts. He muses on returning, yet fears losing city thrills and the passage of time.
A record of notable anniversaries from 1712 to 1912 noting births, deaths, and key events. Figures include Louis Joseph Montcalm, Ann Lee, William T. Coleman, John P. Holland, French and Colby Chester, naval and political milestones, the St Gothard Tunnel, the McKinley Tariff ruling, English coal strikes, Italian state actions, and U S Marines in Ceiba Honduras.
George E. Allen a District of Columbia Commissioner born in Booneville Mississippi 40 years ago Ernest E. Howard a Kansas City consulting engineer born in Toronto 56 years ago Elizabeth McCracken editor of New York City born in New Orleans 60 years ago Professor Eugene Wambaugh Harvard Law School emeritus Cambridge Massachusetts father of Sarah Wambaugh born Briikville Ohio 80 years ago Dr Russell Forbes New York University government researcher born Middlesex Pennsylvania 40 years ago
Leap year reasoning notes February 28 and March 1 tendencies to balance the 365 day year. The discussion explains how an extra day every four years aligns calendar time with solar year.
Today marks birthdays for Dr. Arthur C. Millspaugh of the Brookings Institution born in Augusta Michigan 53 years ago. Dr. J Ross Stevenson president of Princeton Theological Seminary born in Ligonier Pennsylvania 70 years ago. Edmund Duffy Baltimore political cartoonist born in Jersey City New Jersey 37 years ago.
The text lists items exempt from federal income tax such as life insurance proceeds on death, premiums equal to or less than premiums paid, annuities with tax-free excess up to 3 percent annually, certain gifts and bequests, interest on government bonds, farm loan bonds, workers compensation, veterans pensions, minister housing, alimony, and city jury fees. It notes excess over consideration paid is taxable and outlines specifics for annuities and gifts.
LEWISBURG Pa Major Henry C Hill warden Northeastern Penitentiary and prison staff assist 150 World War II veterans in completing applications for bonus payments totaling about 100000 dollars. Payments will range from 400 to 1000 dollars each.
Rev Merton S Rice of Detroit told a London Ontario lecture that both nations need new national songs. He said each side’s hymn is not large enough for the present situation and suggested both countries could benefit from stronger anthems.
English born actor Lionel Atwill, known for his screen presence, passed away at age 51. His career included notable roles in mid century films and stage work.
The reading notes an analytical mind ready to dig into core issues with independence and restraint on personal matters yet a strong urge to share knowledge in favored topics. It describes emotional sensitivity paired with practicality and firmness in pursuing goals and a deep affection for home.
A citizen criticizes federal and state rulings, officials, and special interests for graft and waste. He argues taxes and inflation erode buying power, unemployment rises, and New Deal programs harmed odd jobs and farm labor. He notes brain trusts and rising costs threaten general prosperity.
The executive board and program committee met at president F. O. Fleming’s home on Cleveland avenue Friday evening and outlined plans for next Tuesday’s assembly room gathering at Town Hall. A program, card games, refreshments, and a special prize are planned, with Mrs. Fleming serving refreshments after the business session. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Jenne, Charles Krause, Mrs. B. H. Mays, Mrs. Earl Bliss, Mrs. Minnie Bechtel, Mrs. L. Boamer, and Mr. and Mrs. Fleming.
A joint chapel service for junior and senior high students Friday morning featured Supt. F R Powers presiding Alex Taylor reading scripture and leading a group singing Daddy Allen of the Gates Hospital for Crippled Children Elyria gave a talk describing the hospital work for crippled children.
The Crusaders conducted the Friday evening evangelistic service at the Foursquare church focusing on the topic The Four. A small attendance gathered as the group led singing and shared brief reflections during the event.
Alameda Calif Dr C T Wilson a noted dry movement figure has begun a nationwide push for a National Religious Awakening NRA He reports a cross section of public opinion from coast to coast showing rising dry sentiment across the country
The movement of flying fish through air is caused by a powerful tail and the lift from large pectoral fins and the tail fans. Their air flight can extend over 300 yards without water contact.
The Young Married People's class of the First Evangelical church met at Mr. and Mrs. Newton Bechtel's home Friday evening. They played various games and contests, followed by refreshments served by the hostess.
The February meeting of the Lorain County Insurance Association was held Friday at the Methodist church parlors. A noon dinner served by the Ladies' Aid society preceded the business session.
The March meeting of the Amherst Business Men's Association will be held at the Methodist church parlors. It will begin with a supper at 6:16 PM.
Amherst High School Chemistry class visited Baldwin Wallace University for a chemistry lecture on Friday. Miss Hele Roemer Edith Berger A Wernert and J Ehlert attended the Grotto Circus at the Public Auditorium in Cleveland Friday evening.
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