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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1938
Page
3
The piece argues Independence Day remains meaningful beyond pageantry, noting 1776 founders fought for freedom and democracy. It contrasts American liberty with European dictatorship, emphasizing democracy as a practical, shared right worth deep reflection and celebration.
The piece traces the path to independence from early Continental Congress actions to the July 1776 signing of the Unanimous Declaration. It covers key figures Thomas Jefferson John Adams Benjamin Franklin and Roger Sherman, the Lee resolution, the drafting and delays, and the transformation from feudal restraint to democracy. It closes with a reflection comparing the mind to a garden and the need for a wholesome living.
In Maryland a high profile Senate primary pits Millard E. Tydings against Congressman David J. Lewis. Lewis, a long time reform advocate with mining roots, contrasts with Tydings’ polished image and affluent Maryland lifestyle. The piece profiles their backgrounds, personalities, and political paths while noting Lewis’s veteran service in Congress and prior tariff-related roles.
A list of historical anniversaries mentions births of William Norris 1802 Richard Henry Stoddard 1823 Green Clay Smith 1832 Francis Amasa Walker 1840 Charles Charle Long 1842 Walter Williams 1864 the 1776 Declaration of Independence 1881 Garfield’s assassination 1898 the Spanish American War context 1917 East St. Louis race riot 1921 Jack Dempsey defeat 1921 Germany 1932 resignations Amelia Earhart 1937 radio message last contact.
Cardinal George W Mundelein of Chicago born in New York City sixty six years ago is noted in a brief city item. Dr Frederick P Keppel president of the Carnegie Corporation is mentioned in related context.
The sermon portrays Abraham as the great hero of faith who obeyed God and sought a heavenly city. It argues the Church pursues a present ward of justice and health, stressing heaven begins here and sacraments express spirit through matter.
At a family gathering on Wednesday evening a celebration was held at the home of Sheffield H C Chambers of Ford Road for his birthday anniversary. Twenty guests enjoyed a buffet supper and social hours. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chambers and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Haynes and family, Mr. and Mrs. G. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Spaulding, and others.
New York born figures include 63 year old Lewis W. Douglas former Budget director and MeeGul University principal in Montreal born Bisbee Arizona. Harvard educator Jeremiah D M Ford born Cambridge Massachusetts 65 years ago. Michael J. McDermott Washington current information chief born Peabody Massachusetts 44. Col Ralph Isham New York rare book collector born there 76.
A tribute notes a man who has labored with resolve and industy, securing comfort for kin and friends in later years. The world gains from his steady service, and honor and esteem will greet him as he passes through life.
The reading notes an impulsive, ardent nature that is hopeful and quick to recover, yet prone to ups and downs from jumping to conclusions. It urges tempering impulses to avoid trouble and achieve steadier progress.
P. L. Chambers and family with Miss Ann Crozier Harry Post and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chambers plus Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Chambers participate in a social gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chambers were serenaded by a large group of neighbors and friends Wednesday evening at the H. C. Chambers home on Ford Road. After a musical half hour the couple thanked guests and received best wishes from all.
Miss Hilda Rider visits Cleveland relatives while other locals host guests and attend events. The Buckeye Sewers 4-H Club cancels a meeting for July 4 week. Betty Waldron to host July 11 with a hard time party. Members attend Medina dance. Youtzy family travels to Mattawana for the holiday. Local politicians and speakers address Democratic groups in Sheffield Lake and at the Cleveland Beach pavilion, discussing internat relations and upcoming county and state nominations.
Dr. Kirby of Elyria spoke on Does It Pay at the Thank Offering service Sunday at the Methodist Church. Mrs Amanda Bauman of Berea and Mrs John Geissendoerfer visited area homes. Rev Ernest Bauman and Mrs Fred Myer were noted among visitors. Abrs Kenneth Mather of Lakewood and son Dick of Lakewood were mentioned.
Webber visits family while Joseph Peach and daughters call on Mr. and Mrs. Adam Horn in Cleveland. Rev. Burrichter and Bluffton party visit Fred Bauman home. Ungers visit Charles Lange in Vermilion. Grace Robertson returns from Millersburg after time with her father A. I. Dudley. Oscar Zurcher spends week in Columbus. Katharine and Margaret Leikart visit G. C. Becker family in Pittsfield. Esther Kaetzel and Donald Portman play in Wellington band for the Summer. Elmer Portman and children visit William Kneisel and Mrs. Lousien Keisel of Rugby Sunday. The Gegenheimer family and Mrs. Milton Parrish visit Lena Gegenheimer. Ernest Buchs and family spend Sunday in Akron with Harry Buchs. Gertrude Bartlett returns from Berth Heights after visiting Charles Cook.
Elyria stocks quoted weekly by P. R. Smith & Company from Elyria Savings Building. Prices approximate for Colson V. T. C. Elyria Savings Bank Debentures Elo Elyria Telephone General Finance 7 percent preferred issues Northern Savings Stk 7 percent preferred O. E. Power 7 percent preferred O. P. S. 7 percent preferred Lorain County Bank Cts Sav Dep B Deb Perry Fay.
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