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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1938
Page
15
The passage compares capitalist and other systems via a parable of hay beyond a donkey and a pole. It argues private enterprise incentives drive effort toward rewards, while other systems offer no extra prize. It cites Russia where peasants may own a cow but communal horses starve.
The speaker recalls a seventh day and seventh month anniversary while betting on seven races, choosing Horse No. 7. The seventh horse finishes seventh, not the winner, reflecting a humorous tale of luck and superstition.
A harsh tirade appears as a newspaper caption from Daily Leader Times Kittanning Pennsylvania attacking a local businessman. The piece questions his taxes payroll rights and ethics while urging public exposure and punishment.
A Golden Hill toddler made his first Sunday school appearance amid a lively session as the teacher tested how much the children knew of Bible basics. The moment captured highlighted the curiosity and learning pace of young pupils.
A teacher pressures a child who denies involvement while a traffic stop unfolds. A pretty lady driver flirts with a policeman as a lighthearted strip progresses, capturing a moment of comic tension between authority and humor.
A fragmented radio timetable lists programs and times for WTA and WCLE stations on Friday January 21, 1988. Entries include Dick Tracy, Explorer's Club, Orphan Annie, Amos and Andy, Waltz Time, True Story, First Nighter, Hollywood Hotel, and musical segments with hosts Lowell Thomas Carl George Joe Dumond Alan Franklyn and others.
Radio listings for Sunday January 23 1938 across Cleveland stations WTAM WUR WGAR and WCLE. Programs include concert hall hours Rod Meeder Polish Hour Serbian melodies symphonies and radio news segments with various hosts and orchestras noted.
By Cora M. Shepard. Address 23 Barker St. and phone 21-Y service callortland. The readable fragments note a local delivery item and a contact line, with names and an address. The text lacks clear event details but anchors to a news item or notice involving Wellington and a possible delivery service.
Wellington Ohio January 21 The Wellington Parent Teacher Association general committee hosts a carnival at the school Tuesday eve starting 530 with a cafeteria supper and vaudeville show at 730 Admission at gym door five cents Activities span the building with carnival games entertainment and refreshments Proceeds aid the PTA fund for milk soup clothing for underprivileged children in school Officiating installing officer Mrs Margaretta West deputy president of the Order New Deputy President Mrs Mildred Storrow Elect trustee Mrs Grace Hmphill Local candle light service honored Odd Fellows founder Brother Wildys Birthday Observed Lunch served by Mrs Susie Reep Mrs Gertrude Griggs Miss Exleen Lehkisher Thirty eight members attended and eight Oberlin lodge visitors.
Mrs Mae Seeley was installed Noble Grand of Liliwood Rebekah lodge during a Wednesday night meeting. Other officers inducted include Leora Sharp as vice grand Ola Bishbauch recording secretary Edna Peck financial secretary Velma Patrick treasurer Grace Edwards warden Grace Hemphill conductor Marguerite Anderson musician Dorothy Carmen chaplain Minotta Seitters inner guard Fannie Brouse outer guard Mildred Storrow Marguerite Browand altar guards Margaretta West Bess Barber right and left supporters Ruth Ryder Josie Tompkins.
Eighteen members of the New dlework Department of the Wo man's Association of the Congre gational church worked a full day quilting at Mrs Ed Robinsons home on North Main street. They paused for a covered dish lunch at noon.
Mrs Homer Barbe hosted Silent Circle of the King's Daughters at 238 South Main Street with help from Mrs Leo Grimes. Illness kept Mrs Richard Duff from serving as hos tess. Mrs Clyde Seidel led devotions and Mrs George Foster resigned as chair of the ways and means committee. The group planned a cookie sale to raise funds, with sales at Karl Grose's store on Saturday January 29.
Clifford reviewed The Citadel by A J Cramer. Fifteen members and two guests attended the meeting where hostesses served refreshments. The next meeting will be at Mrs Richard Dutt's home on Wednesday evening February 16.
A recent bride Mrs Elson Mc Connell received a linen shower hosted by Mrs Ralph W Falls at her home. Cards and games entertained fifteen guests as linen gifts were presented. Out of town guests included Mia Moehl Henry Moehl Elyria and Corinne Coe Rochester. Mrs McConnell was formerly Miss Marie Wise.
The Standard Bearers society of the Methodist church will hold a meeting at the parsonage Sunday from 4 to 7 o'clock. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted in social calls and travels including Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Derby, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones, and families from Safari Station and Cleveland.
The Rev S Kaetzel gave the first catechism lesson on Saturday and notes that the class will meet each Saturday at his home. Nearby, Anne Johnson of Oberlin spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her grandparents Mr and Mrs John Hostetter. Mrs Anna Wyttenbach plans a Friday trip to Kirkwood Missouri to visit her daughter Mrs Carlton Bates and family. Edward Gould, a Baldwin Wallace College student, spent Sunday at the John Bauman Jr home with Mr and Mrs Reuben Miller and daughter Grave, who visited Mr and Mrs John Geissendooer Sunday evening. Fred Kropf of Vermilion called on Mr and Mrs Louis Delefield and family Monday afternoon. Will Becker of Camden, Carl Becker, and Mr Parks of Brownhelm called on Mrs Mary Becker Monday afternoon.
Honolulu report notes the U S army air corps will drop seed filled bombs on barren Hawaii mountains to reforest denuded areas. Seeds include Koa silver wattle and ironwood collected yearly by the CCC. Kauai Remote island 100 miles northwest will be site, with inland flights from here. Prior experiments in 1928 showed seeds sprouting and rooting.
Theaters report the world’s largest night set covering 60 weres was used in filming Rosalie now showing at the Rivoli Theatre. Stars Nelson Eddy and Eleanor Powell headlined the production.
Film scenes shot at the Annapolis Academy and Pasadena Rose Bowl add authenticity to Navy Blue and Gold now showing at the Capitol Theatre. The production blends military pageantry with collegiate spirit as it plays to local audiences.
CHAMONIX France a mountain refuge from the Paris Exposition will be transported to the Alps next year to become the highest mountain refuge in the world at 13311 feet on Mt Blanc. Made of duraluminum it will shelter 24 persons and feature a ladder entrance that closes after entry. The main room is 16 by 9 feet with beds four tables and eight metal benches weighing seven and a half tons. 20 square yards of yanite inclasions will hold it in place.
A large area received a planting project supervised by forestry experts. A similar prior effort achieved gains of £929, L882, Py5S and 98h, reflecting successful forestry supervision in the territorial region.
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