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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1938

Page

4

Daily Elyria News Public Notices 1938 Rates

Publication details list delivery rules and pricing for daily Elyria editions. It notes second class entry at Elyria, act of 1879, 3 cent single copy, 18 cent weekly, 9.15 yearly in advance, mail rates within Lorain and Ohio, and foreign ad reps in Chicago New York Detroit, dated Saturday June 4 1938.

Elyria Postoffice Mail Elyria Lorain Ohio John W. Cullen Company Chicago Michigan Ave New York Fifth Ave Detroit General Motors

Pentecost Readings and Call to Gift Giving

Biblical reading from Malachi 3 10 12 urges tithes and offerings as preparation for Pentecost Whitsunday. Tomorrow marks the Birthday of the Church with a call for every member to attend and present gifts including time effort souls and money to keep church work going and invite the Holy Spirit.

Christ's Church

Small Towns Advantage Seen By Ford Expert

W J Cameron of Ford Motor Co argues small towns offer compensation for residents. He cites urban flight due to disorderly elements, rising suburbia, and suburban access via cars, noting most Americans live in towns under 10 000 and many on farms. He praises small towns for stability, values, and practical opportunities.

W. J. Cameron Ford Motor Co Cameron Chambers of Commerce United States Dearborn

Telephones as Signs of Progress and Plenty

The United States held about half of the world’s 27 million telephones last year with over 19.5 million in the country while China Russia and British India together had half the earth’s population and three quarters as many as New York City. Telephones are praised as progress but moments of chatter reveal limits.

United States China Russia British India New York City American Telephone & Telegraph Company

Professors Shape New Deal Era Politics and Defense

The piece surveys Yale educated Gerhard Gesell and the Roosevelt brain trust. It notes his cross examination style and ties to Washington policy, the growth of professor involvement in government, and exposes concerns over compensation and future political impact. It also covers Hopkins’s reputation, Adams and Hilliard contests, and broader New Deal dynamics affecting Congress and policy.

Gerhard Gesell Richard Whitney Gesell Wiliam Douglas Whitney J. P. Morgan Thomas W. Lamont Development Clinic Yale Roosevelt “Brain Trust Washington Moley-Tugwell-Warren Bull Douglas Wall Street Roosevelt Colorado Supreme Court Benjamin Hilliard Alva Adams D. R Hubhard Woodrow Wilson Adams Congress

Elyria Savings Building Prices and Debits Noted

Quoted weekly by R Smith and Company listing approximate prices and bids for Elyria Savings Building Debentures and related financials. Mentions Elyria Telephone, Northern Savings stock, Lorain County Bank deposits, and Perry Fay order details, reflecting local market quotations.

R. Smith & Company Elyria Savings Colson V. T. C Elyria Sav Elyria Telephone Northern O. E. Pwr Prd O.P Lorain Co. Bank Cts Perry Fay

Anniversaries span notable figures from kings to clergymen

A digest of notable birth anniversaries lists figures such as George II born 1683 and died 1820, Ké1-John B. M. David pioneer missionary and bishop born in France died 1841, George C. Lorimer born 1862 died 1904, Bob Fitzsimmons born 1862 died 1917, William R. George born 1866 died 1936, Thomas D. Schall born 1877 died 1935.

George II John B. M. David France George C. Lorimer Boston Chicago Robert Bob) Fitzsimmons England William R. George George Junior Republic West Dryden N. Y Freeville Thomas D. Schall Minnesota Reed City Mich

Notable milestones and births listed from early 19th to 20th century

Timeline items include the 1812 change of the Louisiana Territory name to Missouri Territory, 1845 Mexico US war note, 1915 Ford capital stock rise to 100 million, 1923 US ruling on language education, 1928 wiretap evidence ruling, 1932 world payments pact, 1933 RFC loan to China, and several biographical birth notices for Dr. Buchman Fox Grover Pollak Leake Nazimova with places and ages.

Louisiana Congress Missouri Mexico United States Texas Ford Motor U. §. Supreme Court Reconstruction Finance Corp China

Night-born natives Likely to Succeed Amid Planetary Aspects

The text notes night-born individuals will have higher chances of success and realization of hopes, due to the sun’s position and planetary aspects. It warns they are active and strong yet restless and crafty, quick tempered and secretive, with nocturnal births favored for achievement.

Ruby Keeler Faces Hollywood Fashion Backlash

Jimmie Fidler observes Ruby Keeler on Hollywood Boulevard as she remains beautiful and talented after years away from films. He notes studio misfires and mismanagement hurt her career, while fashion designers claim Hollywood sets the trend for male style, though he finds present stars still rarely match the screen’s polish.

Hollywood Hollywood Boulevard Ruby Keeler Ruby Bond Street Piccadilly Taylor Gable Powell

Caution and Wily Self Regard Describe a Cunning Character

A portrait notes a man with excess caution and self regard yet a wily nature. He underrates danger and may overestimate his powers, risking trouble before he realizes it.

Hollywood anecdotes and Scout troop notes from 1938

A collage of celebrity quirks and a Scout meeting report. Ginger Rogers dislikes flying but watches a plane ride. Edgar Bergen outsmarts director John Stahl. Fred MacMurray reveals hunting interests. Scout news covers promotions, awards, troop assignments, and Oak Chips publication.

Ginger Rogers Ginger

Cubs Hear Talks By Scout Heads

About 35 Cubs and relatives heard talks by Thomas Allen scout executive of the Firelands Area and Richard Newcomb assistant scout executive during a Cubs June Parents Pack meeting at the First Congregational Church. Den Chief Bob Stevenson opened the ceremony as badge awards were given to Wolf Bronze recipients Roger Amidon Philip Daykin John Fauver Charles Persons Billy Shaw and Bill Tattersall. Bear Bronze went to John Smale with Den Chief Ray McNeal presenting to Cubs Roger Evans Harvey Plas and John.

Thomas Allen Firelands Richard Newcomb First Congregational Church Den Bob Stevenson Roger Amidon Philip Daykin John Fauver Charles Persons Billy Shaw Bill Tattersall Bill Ryan Ray McNeal John Smale Roger Evans Harvey Plas John

Mexico aims new markets for Messian products

Mexico's National Foreign Trade Commission plans to establish fresh foreign markets for Messian products, seeking broader export opportunities. The initiative targets expanding international demand and diversifying trade partnerships.

Mexico National Foreign Trade Commission

Duke of Connaught Celebrates 88th Birthday

The Duke of Connaught, great uncle to King George of England, marked his eighty eighth birthday with family and public notices reflecting on his long royal service.

Duke of Connaught King George of England

Confetti Prohibition Notice At Melbourne Station

Public notice posted at Melbourne railway station bans confetti throwing with a penalty of 25 dollars. The short message cautions passengers and visitors against celebratory debris to maintain station order.

Melbourne Australia

Also Mentioned on This Page

ANE aRis Boola Sterling Harry Hopkin Mark Capitol Burt Wheeler Harry Hopkins America Harry Pat Harrison Missippian Harrison Arthurdale Garner Senate White House Pat Byron Nell Burkinshaw Chambers Mr. Burkinshaw Voroshilovsk Japan Palestine Frank N. D. Buchman Oxford Pennsburg Fontaine T. Fox, Jr Louisville Edwin 0. Grover Rollins College Fla Manterville Minn Walter H. Pollak Summit N. J James P. Leake U. S. Public Health Service Sedalia Alla Nazimova Crimea Jimmie Fidler Masonic Edgar Bergen John Stahl Bergen Folgar Stahl Edgar Charles McCarthy Fred MacMurray Mr. MacMurray Fred Warner Brothers McNaught Syndicate Thomas Haywood Henry Ingersoll William Nye Robert Riddle Howard Sherman Paul Irion C. C. Woodfull C. A. Brooker E. P. Gates Henry Ingersoll, Jr den No. 6 E. H. Evans Harry Kophin Oak Chips Southeast Scout District H. H. Nye Ee Insurance Corporation Hine P. R. Smith & CO. Seasoned Investments THE Elyria Savings & Trust CO
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