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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1936
Page
2
The quadrennial Republican convention opens in Cleveland amid a changed landscape from 1924. With the party in the minority against a entrenched Democratic administration, leaders must present a workable platform, shifting from old rallying cries to efficiency and sound policy to win in November.
Congratulations pour in for seven graduates from Elvira Memorial Hospital's M B Johnson School of Nursing. The class includes Cora Louise Allebach Als er Marie Jones Mary Dorothy Kostar Lucile Arlene Lang Marian Louise Lohr Mary Evelyn McClintock and Madeline Marie chug. The piece praises nursing training value and the community hospital’s role in service and care.
The piece argues people know the odds against winning Irish Sweepstakes tickets yet still buy for the thrill and hope. It notes the appeal lies in the dream of improving one’s station, with buyers enjoying the suspense even without a prize. It references luck seekers like Steve Brodie as examples of persistent optimism.
A nurseryman warns that last winter's severe cold and this spring's dry spell have stressed shrubs. Adequate watering now will strengthen plants for the hot days ahead in July and August. Also notes horsehoes production and a quirky Rudy Vallee claim about eating to avoid muscle loss, reflecting misc. local notes.
A concise remark contrasts a serdener who rose through education as brilliant with others who remain in vexation and trouble. The line suggests personal development through learning versus persistent difficulty.
A 1936 McNaught syndicate column captures a satirical dinner party in Manhattan. The narrator observes hosts, guests, and staff arriving for a glossy meal, detailing attire, manners, flirtations, and jaded anecdotes about society life. The voice blends wry humor with sharp city ambience as conversations mix literate references and playful self mockery.
anniversaries list notable births deaths and milestones from 1622 to 1912 plus today in history events across 1844 to 1935 and notable birthdays. also brief horoscope notes describe a versatile eccentric character likely to start many projects and finish few today.
Albert S Burleson former Postmaster General born in San Marcos Texas 73 years ago Andrew OConnor sculptor born Worcester Massachusetts 52 Carl B Rodell librarian Chicago Public Library born Kansas City Missouri 63 Today native is emotional and enjoys good things of life Be sure to cultivate energy of action and conserve resources for success
The Ladies Sewing Club met at the home of Mrs John Nabakowski Thursday afternoon with fourteen members and one guest. Lunch was served at four o clock. The next meeting will be with Mrs Bernard Fox at Mulan. The Ladies Aid Society met at the home of Mrs Edward Prince Jr on Wednesday afternoon with Frank Fisher assisting. Lunch followed for fifteen members. The next meeting will be in two weeks. News notes list visits among local residents from Elyria Lorain Vermilion Wakeman and North Amherst. About two thirds of Mexico’s population still live in the folk lore state of civilization.
Elyria High School will graduate the largest class in its history on June 14 with 72 diplomas at the Elyria Theatre. The class has more boys (39) than girls (33). J Carleton Kilne is chosen as coach and PE director to replace Howard W Treat. Township schools ready to enter high school total 9 boys and 81 girls. In another note a 65 member class will graduate tomorrow with Shakespearean program for the Shakespeare Tercentenary. A T Zock named general manager of the Elyria Willys-Overland plant. expansion planned to add 1 600 workers.
Mary Elizabeth Owens sells to Frederick B Hanson property at the corner of Magyar and Prospects Streets in Wellington. Tot Noa 102 Wellington. Sheriff's Deed to Edith Dehn noted in transfer row.
A historical meditation on the United States gold reserves and Fort Knox storage, noting over 10 billion dollars in monetary gold and about 6 billion dollars to be stored there. The piece discusses motives for gold inflows, including unsettled European economics, distorted payments, and risky monetary policies, warning of a potentially uncontrollable expansion of banking.
Records show Esther V. Breymaier transferring Sublet No 64 Sheffield on the Lake Allotment to Marty Zmunt. Lyman J. Sabin as Executor to Forest C. Ives holds 1 2 interest in 50 acres in Lot 74 Columbia Township. Warren E. Ives and others transfer 27 35 acres in Lot 74 Columbia Township and other property to Forest C. Ives et al. Tyndale's New Testament banned in England over 409 years ago with about 16 000 copies in the first six additions. today only a few copies and fragments exist with noted Spanish texts richer in Oriental blood than others.
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