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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
3
An excerpted transcript touches Boake Carter's commentary on the Maritime Commission, U.S. ambassadorial maneuvers, and political shifts. It notes Kennedy era tensions, Roosevelt era messaging, and public murmurs about policy direction, with mentions of party dynamics and national leadership.
An analysis advocates parental control over radio use to prevent family conflicts over programs and timing. It urges joint rules, turns, and quiet listening to protect household harmony. The piece shifts to a political aside praising Joseph Patrick Kennedy and urging public service for peace, reflecting broader civic sentiments.
Notes from South Ridge parish circles recount Sunday school at the church, women missionary and married people's groups meeting in Brownhelm, social gatherings, anniversaries, and family visits. The record lists attendees, host homes, and periodic club events spanning mid January with multiple Bechtel, Fowell, and Beettel family connections.
The piece argues Kennedy’s London ambassadorship is a hard, precise assignment amid trade talks debt settlements and geopolitical signals. It warns of credit to be claimed by the White House and contemplates the risks to Kennedy’s legacy if he fails, noting the peril of political perception and career outcomes.
Christa Cook called on Mrs Mary Pippert and Mrs Conrad Bauer on Amherst Sunday. Byron Seely and son Carl of Lua Gilange visited their uncle Frank Bechtel on Thursday evening. Ralph Kolbe of Lorain called on Milton Schlechter Saturday. Milton Schlechter and son Robert called on Harland Schlechter and family in Hensetta Sunday afternoon and on their own parents, Mr and Mrs William Schlechter. Mr and Mrs Chifton Simms and daughter Patricia were dinner guests of the Simmins family on Schramm Road Sunday. Mrs Newton Baus and children and Mrs Margaret Baus visited the Metthe family in Amherst Sunday afternoon.
The Avon AVON Ladies Anathary met at St Warry's Hall on Tuesday evening. They planned a hard time party to be held in the church hall on Tuesday evening January 29.
The National Council of Catholic Women will meet at St Josephs Church Lorain in the afternoon of January 25.
Short notes indicate Mr. and Mrs. Harold Surman moved to Elyria. Mr and Mrs Harry Hubbard visited Mrs. Ella Clitton in Oberlin on Wednesday afternoon. Rev Co A Bantham discharged from Elyria Memorial Hospital and staying at Vi and Mrs Ed Webb in Avon.
North Ridgeville club activities listed include Garden Club at Mrs John Gibbons on January 16 with Herbs topic, Friendship Club at Mrs Charles Kremser on January 20 with Mrs L S Douglass as assistant hostess, Ridgeville PTA meeting, Fifth division of Mews Group at St Peter's Church on January 20 at 7:30 p m.
Ridgeville Board of Education opened the new year with its first meeting on January 6. Newly elected member Mrs H G Stacy took her seat, as Brandt was elected president and E. M. was named to a key post.
Knowles was reelected clerk. The board accepted the resignation of Mrs Herald Mitchell and a special meeting will be held Jan 21 to appoint a member to take her place.
John Beaver of Hudson Wisconsin called on Z A Shaw Friday. Mr and Mrs Harry Hershey and children of Columbia and Mr and Mrs Chris Harrison of Elyria were callers at the Hershey Jame son home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs E M Knowles and son John were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Brush at Eaton.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reifert and family from Cleveland were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kremser, the latter hosting in their home.
A live Sineh Mauser shell was extracted from the left shoulder of Blas Mora, a private in the Spanish Government Army. The unexploded shell could have detonated at any moment, necessitating careful transport to a first aid station and then to a base hospital.
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