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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1939

Page

8

Anniversaries mark notable births and events across history

TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES list figures born across years including Benjamin Shillaber Henry Thoreau Nathan Meeker Daniel Hill Clara Kellogg Sir William Osler George Eastman and others. It notes events such as the Battle of the Boyne Orangeman's Day and early American milestones like Missouri Gazette first issue and women clerks in government service.

Benjamin K. Shillaber Boston Partington Portsmouth N. H Henry D. Thoreau Walden Concord Mass Nathan C. Meeker Greeley Colo Cleveland Daniel H. Hill York District S.C Clara Louise Kellogg Sumterville Sir William Osler Bond Head Canada England George Eastman Rochester N. Y Waterville New York City Germany Reichstag Wilson Harding

House to Let and Clean Sweep Sermon Reflections

A July devotional passage contrasts spiritual renewal with backsliding and social temptations. The text urges a decisive turning away from debasing habits and suggests renewed faith as the path to true reform, invoking Jesus at the door to invite spiritual life.

Jesus

Treaties Won’t Stop Frightfulness

Editorial argues Hoover’s idea of outlawing wartime blockades and bombing civilians hinges on universal observance. It condemns the Kellogg Pact as a scrap of paper and warns that aggressor nations have betrayed promises, urging peace-loving peoples to stay armed and vigilant.

Herbert Hoover United States Hoover

Death on the Street From Red Lights and Reckless Pedestrians

A National Safety Council analysis shows pedestrians accounted for 60 percent of last year’s traffic fatalities, about 12 900 lives. Most deaths involved violations of traffic signals or unsafe behavior, with many occurring after sundown and involving alcohol or poor visibility. The piece urges a nationwide pedestrian safety education campaign.

National Safety Council

Freedom for Business is Path to Recovery

Senator Vandenberg argued that recovery hinges on freeing business from excessive regulation. He warned that restrictive laws curb initiative, thrift, investment, and confidence, hindering citizenship and enterprise. The piece frames regulation as a trade impediment and predicts the 1940 election will center on this issue.

Syracuse Vandenberg

Rules For Safe Swimming And Pool Etiquette

Safety guidance urges swimmers to avoid after meals dives and unknown waters. Enter water feet first to check depth, swim with a buddy, wear caps, shower before suits, and avoid rough play. Do not swim alone or if tired, and exit when chilly or cramps occur. Only dive when clear, and limit entry when others are in the water.

Sim

Notable American Figures Birthday Anniversaries Listed

Dr. Olin West of Chicago longtime AMA secretary born in Gadsden Alabama 65 years ago. Admiral Claude C Bloch U S N born in New York World Sunday School Assn born in Trenton Kentucky 61 years ago. Charles R Hook resident American Rolling Mill Ohio born Cincinnati 59 years ago. Sidney S Lenz New York bridge expert born Chicago 66 years ago. Arthur M Hyde Princeton Missouri ex secretary of agriculture born there 62 years ago. Kirsten Flagstad Norwegian soprano born 44 years ago.

Olin West American Medical Ass'n Chicago Gadsden Ala Claude C. Bloch World Sunday School Ass'n New York Trenton Charles R. Hook Ohio Cincinnati Sidney S. Lenz Arthur M. Hyde Princeton Agriculture Kirsten Flagstad

Impeccably dressed Sir Taynely Wrigthe at Boston Parker House

Sir Taynely Wrigthe attends banquets of 18 persons at the Parker House wearing perfect attire and silent. for his services he receives a special room. Created by Jordan Marsh Company, he grows popular and attends events, including the 1937 Coronation.

Sir Taynely Wrigthe Boston Fremont

Gentle Nature Hints Musical Rise and Reputation

The passage suggests a mild character with musical leanings and potential for leadership. A favorable planetary shift could transform the musical interest into art or other refined work, while the day tends to bring reputation.

Columbia Coming Events Picnic Ice Cream Social In Town

Columbia announces a picnic on H. J. Stadden home grounds on Wednesday July 12. An ice cream social sponsored by the Methodist Ladies at Town Hall Wednesday evening. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church meets with Mrs. R. S. Wade Thursday afternoon. Youth Assembly in Granville July 16 to 29 with Baptist Sunday School representatives attending.

Columbia H. J. Stadden Town Hall Ladies Aid Society The Methodist Church R. S. Wade Station Road Baptist Sunday School Gran Paul Tendency Dunford Iris Barter Thelma

Townsends Rally Draws Locals Away From Friday Meet

Mr and Mrs Glenn Van Arsdale depart Saturday for a two week trip to Massachusetts and the East returning via New York City to attend the World's Fair Shirley Van Arsdale visits grandparents in Cleveland while others plan attendance at Eaton rally no Townsend meeting Friday Russell Carpenter showcases a new grain combine Mrs Bertha Fritch returns from Wiloughby after visiting Mrs Anna Carpenter Mrs Ralph Byrne and daughter Wanda of Cleveland join Mrs Mabel Grills for Sunday dinner

Wanda Cleveland Mabel Grills Bertha Fritch Wiloughby Anna Carpenter

South Ridge Briefs Tie to Weddings and Recitals

Mr and Mrs Adelbert Kastler returned from a wedding trip to Washington DC and New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs N A Baus and family and Mrs Margaret Baus attended the Engelbry Latteman reunion at Crystal Beach Vermilion Sunday with seventy two attendees. Miss Shirley Baus returned from Linwood Park where Girls Camp hosted seventy six girls and thirteen advisors from Ohio. The word parson is traced to persona the person in a parish and laity are those not parsons.

Adelbert Kastler Washinton D. C New Jersey Pennsylvania N. A. Baus Margaret Baus Crystal Beach Vermilion Shirley Baus Linwood Park Ohio

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Coif John Hix Sei Taynely Wrighte Parker House Arsivt Bible Ee Lidewater Hesuasha Cid Country Cab P. R. Smith & CO Elyria South Ridge Philco Ed. Marsh Middle Ave White House Melvyn Douglas Joan Blondell Paris Columbia Pictures Corporation Liegert & Myers Tobacco Co Chesterfield and Joan Blondell Bsleyfeld
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