The Silent Observer and Quick Witted Replies
A string of short humorous exchanges and reflections. A Pennsylvania commission studies preacher minimum salaries alongside social quips about signs, manners, and a patient who talks to himself.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1938
Page
2
A string of short humorous exchanges and reflections. A Pennsylvania commission studies preacher minimum salaries alongside social quips about signs, manners, and a patient who talks to himself.
Two veterans debate war readiness and a quirky proposal to mount infantry in armored trailers towed by tanks while bringing families along. A final quip hints at marriage as counterpoint, and a technician attributes disturbances to sun spots while discussing program preparations.
The judge orders Jones to pay alimony and he is chagrined. His wife reacts with a grin, signaling mixed feelings about the decision.
Radio listings schedule for Thursday July 1 notes programs subject to change. Includes station abbreviations and program titles with varying start times. Readers should confirm local listings for updates and substitutions.
Readable listings show a July 15 1938 Cleveland stations schedule with programs, times, and callouts for musicals dramas and news blocks. The garbled OCR includes shows like Market Report Sun Up Malcolm Claire Rise n Shine and serials such as Pepper Young and Ma Perkins alongside musical segments and sign offs.
Avon Lake Townsend Club sponsors a dance at Park Hall at 8 PM. Lake Avenue North Elyria Grange holds a meeting in Grange Hall at 8 PM. North Olmsted Townsend Club hosts a dance and card party at Town Hall at 8 PM.
Old Glory Grange meets tonight in Lagrange while Grafton hosts a carnival by the Volunteer Firemen running nightly through Sunday. Eaton hosts an ice cream social at 8 P M on the church lawn and a Town send Club meeting at the church. Belden hosts a Republican meeting in the evening as Lake Avenue 4 H Club gathers at the Lake Avenue School at 2 P M.
Beach party at Century Park Lorain 7 30 P M by J O Y Class. Sunshine Workers 4 H Club meets Mrs J H Curtiss home e P M. Alfalfa Seeds 4 H Club at Freddie Andrews home 3 P M followed by a wiener roast. La Grange Townsend Club regular meeting. La Grange Juvile Farmers 4 H Club at Town Hall. Omegas Class supper at Robson's Grove aps aP M. Wee Hour Club meets Burt Schaefer home.
VALLEY CITY Mr and Mrs Formaine Hasel of Mayfield Heights announce the marriage of their daughter Retha Marguerite to Dr Feress UG Resen Harper of Staun topp Value. The wedding took place at St John's Evangelical Cerarena South Euclid O with the Rev. W oo Bischoff officiating. Dr Harper is a graduate of the Sesoai of Medicine at the University of Veva and a member of ir. Kerra Kappa International frever ty Mass. After a settling trip the couple will live in Stackoy Ws o where Dr Harper practices medicine. Retha Hese is a former resident of Veter Cu.
The annual Taxlor family reunion was held at the home of Rever. EL Tasler on Griswold Road Sunday July 10. Members came from Penfield Litchfield Cleveland Elyria and Evra and a devotion was given by Mrs. Edith Taylor in memory of Charles A. Taylor. A picnic dinner followed a short business meeting and officers were elected: President Minnie Smith Penfield vice president George Bush Elyria secretary-treasurer R E Taylor Elstra Amory. Present were many couples including Levi and Mrs. Smith Ira Starr Alonzo Taylor and son Lawrence Willard Hunter Carl Taylor and family others from Penfield Litchfield Cleveland Elyria and two guests Marie Yesberger and Alton Adams.
NEW LONDON The Tropic Air Stoker Company, which moved its plant from Canton to New London, will begin operations within a week. Construction is nearly finished and workers are fitting machinery. orders are on hand and the outlook is bright.
Stewart Siddall son of Mr and Mrs H S Siddall joined a party of twelve Boy Scouts led by Rev D P Eastman on a canoe trip starting at Clearfork Creek Loudon Vale. The journey will end at Alaretta for the Old Trails jamboree and will cover several days.
The group completes portage and will float down the Ohio to Portsmouth then up the Scioto to Columbus and home. Lowell Nelson from New London joins the voyage after leaving Camp Lake Shore on Wednesday.
A three framed building owned by Spencer Equity on North Main across from its main building burned late Monday night. Three large trucks corn and farm machinery were destroyed. Neighbor Mrs Malinda Naylor reported the fire. Firemen could not save the structure but saved nearby buildings. Origin undetermined. Insurance partially covers loss.
Mrs Ceila Hartman died at her home Sunday morning after a three year illness that confined her to bed. Funeral services were held at the Hartman home Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev J G Koontz. Burial was beside her husband in Lodi, who died July 9 two years earlier. She leaves a sister Mrs Clem Rice and a brother Orren White of Lodi, along with nieces, nephews, and many friends.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M BE church met Friday afternoon with Mrs Irena Auble. Eighteen attended the book review led by Mrs Edd Brown and devotionals by Mrs Robinson. Mrs Auble served refreshments. The Kuhn family, Beck relatives, and others visited after the death of Mrs John Beck. Ruth Clement returned from Medina and Bud Van Boxel and family of Cleveland spent Sunday with Theodore Van Boxel.
The W H M Society of the Spencer Baptist church will conduct an all day work meeting on Thursday July 21 with Mrs Loren Williams.
The M. E. Epworth League will meet Sunday evening at the parsonage with Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Koontz on July 11.
Dr. Paul Overs after a year at Huron Road hospital Cleveland has bought the residence and office of Dr. F C Reutter in Spencer. He will succeed Dr R L Shilling, who plans postgraduate study. Raymond Builman of the Navy, recently stationed in Venezuela, is on a four week furlough spending time with his father and sister. Horace R Billman and Mrs Norris E Walters and Jamul.
Washington July 14 Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace set wheat loan rates for cooperating producers averaging 95.9 to 60 cents per bushel. The move aims to curb a glut as U S farmers harvest the second largest wheat crop in history with CCC involvement.
Mrs. John Beck, respected citizen, died at her home Friday after weeks of illness. Funeral services were at Parker Funeral Home Sunday led by Rev. J. G. Koontz with burial at Spencer. She leaves husband and son Jack, sisters Mrs. Della Payne Akron and Mrs. M. F. Loosley Long Beach, Calif., plus other relatives and many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Layton Curtice hosted a birthday party for Mr. Curtice. Eighteen relatives attended a large picnic dinner at noon at their home with members from Hummel Davis Kyser Johnson Curtice families.
The Luther League of the Spencer Lutheran church met Monday evening at the Estell home with Miss Grace Giesel leading devotion. Sunday School and church service at Spencer M. E. church featured Rev. J. G. Koontz delivering two messages titled All Ashore and How Are You Treating Jesus.
A group of 55 young married members from Spencer Baptist Church gathered at Mr and Mrs George Welch's home in Homerville on Saturday evening for a social. The event featured entertaining activities followed by homemade ice cream and cake.
The official announced 100 million dollars to finance the program. Loans will allow farmers to store 130 million bushels of wheat on farms and in government warehouses. The aim is to move the 967.4 million bushel crop to market in states likely to prevent price drops. Wallace stressed this is part of the integrated ever normal granary plan requiring farmer cooperation in the AAA program for wheat.
The film "White Banners" at the Capitol theatre pleases all kinds of viewers with its engaging story and strong performances. The production attracts a wide range of filmgoers and promises wholesome entertainment tonight.
The Lincoln theatre presents The Buccaneer detailing the tale of the last buccaneer. The film screens at Lincoln Theatre with showings announced for local patrons.
Ridgeville Township Trustees advertise bids for slag metal or Jess delivery and reserve right to reject all bids with a $10000 bond. Also filed is a foreclosure petition in Lorain County Common Pleas by The First Natings and Loan Company against Sadie Bacot for property in Lorain City tied to Original Lot No. 25, seeking foreclosure and sale proceeds.
Multiple Lorain County sheriff sales announced for July and August 1938. Properties include Ridgeville Heights in Ridgeville Township with cash sale minimum. Lincoln, Sheffield, Elyria city parcels with specific frontage and depth details. Court actions list Walter J Wright as plaintiff. Wayne Black as attorney in some notices.
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