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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1929

Page

7

Be Patient with Others and Seek Self Improvement

Dr. Parkes Cadman urges shifting inquiry to self, improving own heart and duties to reduce fault finding. He argues humanity evolves through struggles and urges judging others by their virtues, not defects, with examples from industry and history to illustrate moral growth. He also discusses ethics in schools and the link between religious and moral education and public discipline.

Chattanooga Tenn Lars Royal Doulton China Factory England Shakespeare Walter Scott Robert E. Lee Abraham Lincoln Palisades, WN. J

Pittsfield Social and Farm Notes Highlight Local News

The Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs. Sarah Avery's home with good attendance. Farmer Walter Green leads wheat yields at 596 bushels from eighteen acres. Lena Dirlam started a Loyal Temperance League at Henretta M. E. Church. Various locals, including Rev. and Mrs. McCauley, Cr. G. Brandt and family, and Prof. L. E. Hayes, are mentioned with visits and illnesses. A New York birth brings joy to the Eglin family. A. C. Horton and R. E. Campbell also noted.

The Foreign Missionary Society Sarah Avery Oscar Cragg Strongville E. H. Bartlett Walter Green Lena Dirlam Loyal Temperance League M. E Henretta McCauley West Salem Cr. G. Brandt Grardon Ashland L. E Wellington Ruth Waite Oberlin Ada Sherbourne Woman's Society of the Community Church Eff2 Buckingham Pittsfield Evie Campbell Arthur Pitts Alexandria Jed Pitts James Eglinn J W Eglin New York Eglin A. C. Horton R. E. Campbell Elyria Lorain

Ridgeville Visitors and Local Travels Mentioned

Ridgeville residents and relatives are noted visiting relatives in Ohio and beyond. Mrs J T Blaser of Tacoma Washington visited sister Mrs Bently Maddock and called on friends in North Amherst Lorain and Elyria. Miss Eileen Hicks of Lorain visited cousin Mrs C Oster. Mrs Harry Watson visited sister Mrs A Watson in Berea. Mrs Frank Blaser of Sugar Ridge visits sister in Chicago. Everett Knowles is at Camp Perry for two weeks.

J T. Blaser Tacoma Washington Bently Maddock North Amherst Lorain Elyria M. J. Miers Stony Ridge Canton Eileen Hicks C. Oster Harry Watson Berea A Watson Frank Blaser Sugar Ridge Chicago Everett Knowles Camp Perry

We Repair Washing Machine Motors and Vacuum Cleaners

CLAUDE TERRY offers repair services for washing machine motors and vacuum cleaners with battery and ignition service. Located at 409 W. 2nd, phone 3318, opposite Elyria Clinic.

Claude Terry Elyria Clinic

Open Drive on Chinese Bandits Victims Among Foreigners

Nationalist forces in Nanking steadily round up bandits in Western China after widespread robberies against foreigners. Missionaries Edgar Truax of Roane Iowa and Harry Schwendener of Chicago were seized near Sung tao on the border of Kwolchow Hunan and Szechuen. Truax was released for ransom. Schwendener remained captive until May 13 as bandits lowered demands from 20000 silver to 660.

Hankow Nanking China Edgar Truax Roane Iowa Harry Schwendener Chicago Sungtao Kwolchow Hunan Szechuen Truax Christiaan Milsionary Alliance Schwendener Nore

Karl W. Plocher Contact Listing

Karl W. Plocher located at 901 Lorain Co. Bank Building provides phone contact 2433 for business inquiries.

Lorain Co. Bank Bldg

Two Americans Escaped Cave But Captors Rebound Them

Two Americans narrowly escaped after being imprisoned in a cave. Falling stones alerted their captors as they tried to flee. guards bound their hands behind them with coarse ropes that cut into their flesh.

Also Mentioned on This Page

8. Parkes Cadman M. A. Campbell Dept Baltimore W. Broad St Storagi Detroit Ridgeville Oberlin Road Karl W. Plocher Lorain County the Guarantee Title and Frust Company Hlyria W. O. Zalsel
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