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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1938
Page
10
A Sunday worship at the Elyria Home for the Aged featured twenty five youths from the Grafton Belden Methodist church. Reverend George C Beebe led as pastor. Talks on What Religion Means to Me were given by Floyd Lang Mary Frances Schriver and Mr. Prior. Neil Wise sang solo with Mrs Arthur Wise accompanying Jean Wise on violin with Mrs Charles Wise.
Lorna Mae Fiedler led the Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Congregational church in a discussion on What Shall We Do With Social Customs and Regulations Which We Do Not Like. Claude Martin summarized the subject. After adjournment, members attended the church’s evening service and provided music. The society plans a social gathering on Tuesday evening January 18 at 7:30.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild laxative to combat tiredness, headaches, and mood dips caused by constipation. It claims the product stimulates bile without harsh drugs and touts prices of 15 30 and 60 cents at druggists nationwide.
The St Andrew's Young People opened with hymn Jesus Calls Us and prayers led by Robert Buttle and Robert Peters. Officers elected include Robert Peters president and Olive Green secretary. A skating party is planned for January 21 at Lakewood with meeting at the church at seven. Other reports cover a Cleveland dinner on January 10, and the Employed Young Women's League offers six o'clock suppers, social hours, and five classes including current events, voice grooming, health education, craft, and knitting with refreshments and a book review during the 6:45 social hour.
A hospital admissions and discharges roundup lists numerous patients by name and address. The admissions include Mrs Charles Barnes Thelma Finegan Mrs Louis Hayes Mrs John Potyok Clyde Trautman and others across multiple streets. Discharges include Darlene Yost May Myers Earl Seitter Martha Jarmish Albert Deutsch and additional individuals with varied street addresses and two newborns.
Several licenses issued include Michael Joseph Toth 27 from Shefield township a steel worker with Helen Marie Zrifola 26 Lorain and Edward Long 24 Lorain a gas station attendant with Janice Tyson 20 Amherst. Dale Livingston 23 Lorain a steel worker with Sophia Sadowski 24 Elyria address 134 Oak Street. Ludwig Habeck 36 Lorain a steel worker with Mary Kenzik 38 Lorain. Lloyd Olney 36 Perrysville a laborer with Marion Widdowson 21 LaGrange. Donald Jack Esterwood 21 Lorain a sailor with Lottie Mary Urban 17 Lorain.
The Very Rev Israel Harding Noe, dean of a Memphis church, enters the 16th day of a hunger strike to prove man can be immortal. He says fasting has changed him mentally physically and spiritually and will continue until miracles occur. He weighs about 100 pounds, once 200, and looks ghostly as he works through a busy day.
In a Spokane interview, Dean Noe discusses his prolonged fast at the Episcopal Cathedral of St. Mary, comparing the ordeal to going through fire and noting spiritual changes. He cites slow fasting steps since 1936 including reducing meat and later fruits, and asserts a future public reckoning of his experiences. Paul Eisele, 59, Ohio State Journal Co. vice president and treasurer, dies of heart attack in Columbus.
Ohio brief reports former attorney general Edward C. Turner of Columbus has announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for the Ohio Supreme Court vacancy created by the death of Judge Thomas A. Jones. In Dayton, Solomon E. Miller, 71, a former school teacher and grocer, died. funeral set for Tuesday. In Cleveland, Angelo Milaretto, 38, killed his wife in a domestic quarrel, assaulted his sister-in-law, and then killed himself. Mary Grimaldi, 18, the sister-in-law, was hospitalized.
A historical note describes Delhi during the 1600s as the most magnificent city globally, praising its grandeur, architecture, and stature in that era.
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