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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1937
Page
4
A historical piece notes that mass executions in Moscow target alleged saboteurs or failures to meet production goals. It asks why such ruthless tactics persist, arguing they signal systemic failure rather than fostered loyalty or progress, and questions whether such methods can ever yield a contented, prosperous nation.
An analysis of American leisure shows broad abundance of games and amusements across eras. The piece traces evolution from bear-baiting to boxing, whist to auctions, horse to bicycle to automobile, and notes America’s appetite for variety. It warns of excess during prosperity leading to bankrupt communities and clubs.
The report notes 1,786 fatalities in grade crossing races with trains last year and 4,930 injuries in highway grade crossing accidents. Fatalities rose 6.3 percent from 1935. By day and night, hits involve locomotive to car or car to locomotive, with many incidents due to other train parts. Of 2,682 elimination projects in the federal program, 955 were completed, 1,179 underway, and 748 approved, at substantial costs, yet 234,231 crossings remain with hazards.
An essay predicts milk production will shift from cows to machines within decades. Past forecasts cited include grass‑to‑milk plants and bean-boosted supply ideas, while Babson once claimed cheese could come from kerosene. The piece argues science will reveal all, but until then people cling to the cow.
A compact note lists historical anniversaries from 1751 to 1986 across notable figures and events, plus today in history entries, birthdays, and a brief horoscope. It mentions Habersham Bayard Corot Mitchell Dunbar Cope Axton and other figures, Burlingame treaty, WWI outbreak, and various global notes. It also previews today’s birthdays including Booth Brown Tarant and Machen, with a short horoscope emphasizing disciplined inquiry and restraint.
The piece notes President Roosevelt shifting to consultation with committee chairs and possible compromise with Congress after a string of setbacks. It highlights the Barkley Harrison leadership fight, Garner’s stance, and Roosevelt's diplomatic moves to unite factions, forecasting a tempered but improving political balance and a cautious economic revival, with attention to the so called Roosevelt market.
Wellington Ohio July 28 heirs of the Hiram Bradley estate completed the transfer of nine tenth s of a 12 acre plot on Dickason street to the Wellington school board. It is understood one tenth remains with heirs.
Philippians 4 16 22 and 19 20 21 22 are cited in a meditation on God supplying all needs. The text recalls Epaphroditus and Philippian support for missionary work, urging trust in God’s inexhaustible riches and acknowledging Christian greetings from Caesar’s household.
A Capitol drama recounts secret ballots torn and burned to hide choices in the Harrison Barkley race. A Senator in attendance demanded secrecy, claiming fear of defiance to John L. Lewis while allegedly voting for Barkley. The episode illustrates deep party intrigue and distrust within the Democratic caucus.
The minor heir’s share will be held in escrow until age. The land will become a public recreational center and a high school athletic field. WPA labor hoped for improvements. August 2 council must approve 1000 added to the 1938 budget for ground work. Lilly Jackson, school janitor, gains raise from 976 to 1000. Band concert set for Thursday at 8 pm with Wilma Brewer and Sara Baxter featured. Sunday at 3 pm includes religious music.
Guests from Elyria Galion and Huntingon gathered at Bernice Langman’s Cleveland home Sunday for a third shower honoring Jeanne Capel bride elect of Harold Barnes Norwalk. Capel received many gifts as games and refreshments entertained 14 guests.
A special Bilént Circle of the King's Daughters will gather at Mrs. David Arnold's home tonight at 7 30 to award the scholarship fund. Marian Gates had an appendectomy at Allen hospital Oberlin performed by Dr R W Falls. Sterling Foundry workers and families plan a Brookside Park picnic Saturday with a plant closure and prizes donated by Wellington merchants. Mr and Mrs Howard Close wed last Saturday and will reside in Wellington where he works at the Har ry Lee Garage. New candidates will be initiated into the Wellington Grange tonight.
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