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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1938
Page
4
Meta narrative recounts how after the Civil War the South faced disenfranchisement, regaining rights for freed slaves, and the rise of Northern appointees. It notes chaos in governance, looting, and widespread Ku Klux Klan terror targeting both freedmen and Northern officials.
The adjourned session included a refreshment course served to twelve members and three guests. The next meeting is scheduled in two weeks with Mrs. Waltz as hostess.
Elyria High School and parish schools near graduation milestones as 314 diplomas are awarded by the high school. The editorial lauds the graduates as they begin new goals, encourages continued effort, and offers warm congratulations to students and families alike.
The drought in Europe, the worst in generations in some areas, cuts wheat crops and disrupts military planning. Hungry armies hinder leaders, and national leaders busy securing food for civilians may delay war. While hard on affected people, the drought could reduce war footing by diverting funds to bread.
Representative Hamilton Fish of New York introduced a bill making it a crime to pay ransom for a kidnapped person. The column questions effectiveness and notes strong parental instincts could override law, arguing danger of kidnapper incentives and public sympathy for recovering a child.
The piece portrays Henry Ford praising a future era of prosperity and happiness based on a studied view of business and economic trends. It notes Ford’s optimism, resilience, and civic value, and mentions references to the Supreme Court, Goering, Carter Glass, and Congress amid a broad, reflective tone.
The piece profiles Minneapolis figure nicknamed Good Time Charley Ward, a loyalty broker for the La Follette faction and former Floyd Olson aide, now active in third party realignment. It notes Ward's wealth connection and his influence in shaping reform movements alongside the La Follettes.
A devotional note from June highlights Peters scriptural call to laypeople as a royal priesthood. It urges regular worship at home and church, witnessing in daily life, inviting inactive members, and seeking candidates for baptism to draw others into God’s Kingdom.
Elyria stocks list approximate bid and asked prices from Elyria Savings Building. Includes columns for Colson V T, Elyria Savings Bank Debentures, Elyria Telephone, Northern Savings, Lorain County Bank, and Perry Fay with entries such as 157, 95, 99, 132, and 235.
The passage catalogs anniversaries and notable life events from 1741 to 1935, naming Joseph Warren, Anne N Royall, Henry W Bellows, Augustus H Garland, William L Marshall, Mrs Humphrey Ward, Robert FE Coontz, Adm John Rodgers, and events like Detroit’s fire, the Comstock Lode, and Korea relations. It also reflects on attitudes and curiosities of today’s readers.
A concise description notes a native's independence and odd habits. Though sincere and capable, he often overlooks opportunities while pursuing elusive pursuits.
Miss Jeanette Rankin born near Mussola Montana 58 years ago. Alvin M. Owsley born in Den ton Texas 50 years ago. Dr Leland O Howard born Rockford Illinois 81 years ago. Ralph Pulitzer born St Louis 59 years ago. Will Hutchins born Colchester Connecticut 60 years ago. Richard Strauss born 74 years ago. A school group met Wednesday afternoon. class cut dresses and mended stockings. Social hour with Carol Bechstein. next meeting June 15.
Mrs. Alfred Roll, advisor of the Sandstone Clovers Four-H Club, met with her community group to discuss upcoming activities and youth program plans in South Amherst.
The C. C. C. colored team from Elyria faces the South Amherst Hawks in a Sunday doubleheader on the local athletic field with the first game starting at 1.30.
A regular meeting of the Ladies Dime Society convened at the Congregational church parlors Thursday afternoon. Routine business was transacted and favorable reports were presented, followed by a social hour.
Litchfield notes report Alta Holmes and son Harold moving to the Sears house on South Street and the Gribbens moving to New London. O J Tooth and wife travel from Florida to West Street, Holmes reunion set for June 15, and Baptist picnic at Cascade Park June 16. Various local visits include Gene Ohler, Clyde Bradley, Ray Trenchard, and celebrations for Wm Musser at Elyria.
The Junior League of the Nativity Parish invites attendees to a dance at Hungarian Hall this evening with an open invitation to join.
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