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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1937
Page
17
Fragment discusses freet willed Chrystal and a missionary role, noting disciples as members of the Way within Judaism who believed the Messiah had come. It references the apostles and their journey to the Gentiles, framing the gospel's spread and Christianity becoming universal. It praises a man described as good, full of the Holy Spirit and faith.
A narrator recalls meeting Homer Davenport at Hurleys for a steaming rum punch and plans to sign up for a Windjammer voyage. The memory wanders to sea gulls, storms, and a toast to a sailor’s life, then shifts to a street corner scene with a man quarrelling with an imagined foe and a passing quip about a future job.
Lakewood residents attended a Royal Circle meeting at Mrs T Honsen's home. Mrs John Johnson of Lakewood visited Mr and Mrs Ben Walker. Alvin Walker and son George of LaPorte were Avon visitors. Rev Opper of Elyria spoke at the Baptist church prayer service. Mia Hofer and her son Edward along with Fred Dambach and daughter May of Cleveland were guests of Miss Kato Dechant.
The community mourns Mayor Dr. A Baird who died after months of illness. He remained active, spoke of reelection plans, and showed grit through personal tragedy and ongoing public service. His leadership modernized Elyria’s city buildings and promoted safety, gambling prohibition, and orderly drive for progress.
Post office blocks mail to a striker in a bound plant while violence erupts in Monroe Michigan. Sit down strikes seize plants as executives lose access to offices and payroll. Pickets clash, deaths and injuries reported. Michigan power outages halt industry and rent strikes rise. Michigan residents urged to delay work as governors seek talks. A Times editorial urges clear stance from President and Postmaster General Farley to resolve the strike.
The piece ponders whether a future strong, nonpartisan leader will emerge to curb government costs, restore respect for law, and unite labor and capital. It warns that current chaos threatens liberties and hints at a return to earlier doctrines that supported national greatness.
J P Morgan issued a formal statement denying sympathy with tax dodging or evasion and expressing surprise at how his shipboard remarks were interpreted. He said taxes are a legal issue and a citizen fulfills obligations by paying what law requires, urging Congress to address any loopholes.
A compact roll of anniversaries listing notable figures born in 1816 to 1851 including Robert H. Milroy, Alexander Latta, Orson B. Munn, Augustus Garland, William L. Marshall, and Mary E. Burt. Entries note birthplaces, careers such as Union general, engine builder, founder publisher, lawyer, and editor, with death dates and places.
Fragmented notes recount famous finds like the Comstock Lode in Nevada and a tin discovery, with figures on Huillien payouts. Mentions 1801 Korea conflict, 1805 Russo Japanese talks, Roosevelt’s meeting site, and 1926 Britain Soviet money dispute. Includes births and deaths dates and brief headlines from varied years.
Bible readings note that Barnabas, a good man full of the Holy Ghost, is sent to Antioch to strengthen the church. He exhorts believers to cleave to the Lord, then seeks Saul and brings him to Antioch where they teach a year, and Christians are first called.
A column lists notable births: D. C. entomologist, Miss Jeanette Rankin of Montana, Alvin M. Owsley of Dallas, Ralph Pulitser of New York, Will Hutchins of Washington, and Richard Strauss, with ages ranging from 49 to 75. The horoscope warns of unconventional ideas and a tendency to favor science, along with a caution against overemphasizing the mysterious.
Thoughts on Sheila Barrett Adela Rogers St Johns and theater notables amid Frisco fog and Town and Country society notes. Recollections of West Street sailors, Spud Hurley’s on Brooklyn waterfront, and vivid scenes of New York theatrical life including Colony restaurant chatter and aging actors.
Mrs Ed Stagg hosted the Charm Club at her Avon home Tuesday afternoon with card games and prize awards to Mrs Harold Smith Mrs Vern Fry and Mrs Louis Dechant Light refreshments were served The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs Walter Rauscher
Mrs George Nagel entertained the Pleasant Hour Club at her home on Wednesday evening with card games and a prize for Theresa Wagner. Florence Curtiss received a prize, a lunch followed, and two weeks hence Mrs Lena Mittendorf will host. Guests included Misses Theresa Wagner Frank Bins and Theresa Lasper with notices of Mrs Hacket and Mrs Schneider.
Japan asserts control over agricultural implements entering Manchukuo, signaling a sweeping monopoly. The move tightens economic influence in the region and curtails rival supply sources amid broader militarization of policy.
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