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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1936
Page
4
After the Cleveland convention, the Republican leaders emphasize party harmony and a united front. They forecast a balanced budget within 18 months, reduced federal spending, and private employment promotion over relief work, plus a plan to study employment fundamentals and curb inflation while presenting Landon as a balanced, trustworthy standard bearer.
A look back to a generation when bicycles faced little road competition from slow horse carriages to early autos. Today cycling enjoys revival for fun and affordable exercise but shares highways with fast cars. Park departments fund bike paths and some roads close to traffic one morning weekly to riders. Other communities may follow. The bicycle movement endures as a preferred slower transport option amid modern speed.
Nostalgia, described as homesickness in acute form, is seen as stabilizing society when less intense. A scientist claims it underpins nationalism and patriotism as people cling to familiar things and resist change. It also influences behavior in animals, with dogs following their owners more than places, illustrating strong attachment to people.
A diary-like collection of notes and reflections from a New York writer, recounting encounters with Roy Howard, Brian Aherne, Percy Hammond, and others. It cites locations such as Easthampton and Greenwich Village, references to Bespoke epistolary habits, and mentions cultural figures like George M. Cohan and Wallace Beery while noting travels, impressions, and humorous asides from a 1956 McNaught Syndicate column.
A fragment listing anniversaries for several figures, including Isaac McCay the Baptist missionary born in Fayette County Pennsylvania and died in 1846, Winfield Scott born near Petersburg Virginia and died in 1866, Thomas Arnold born in England who died in 1842, Gustavus Fox born in Saxtons? Massachusetts and died 1883, Milton A. McRae a Detroit newspaper owner who died in 1390, Wallace Sabine born in Richwood Ohio who died in 1919, with scattered OCR errors and mispunctuation.
A snapshot of historical milestones from 1793 to 1935 notes the United States suspending ties with France, European powers convening in Berlin, and the first Home Guards loan bill signing. It also lists births of notable figures like Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske, Lois Weber, Gen. Robert F. Wood, and others, with a concluding moral about the native’s literary talent and a domestic outlook.
June 14, 1936 marks Lonny's birth anniversary while Dr. Livian Farrand of Cell Univ. celebrates a long career since Newarn, NJ. Dr Chauncey S. Boucher of West Virginia Univ. traces roots to Chicago. Karl Landsteiner, Rockefeller Foundation researcher and Nobel laureate, born in Austria. Jonni McCormack, renowned singer, born in Ireland.
Lake Avenue Community church schedules Bible school at 9 30 a m on June 14 with Kermet Letby superintendent and services at 10 45 a m led by Pastor Earl R Peek. Women’s Association to meet June 17 at Mrs J Clogan’s home. Bible study at school house Tuesday evening. News notes cover North Elyria Grange events, dances, dinners, and 4 H clubs meeting June 16 at various homes.
Wellington on June 13 observes Children’s Day with a cantata Praise and Service by Methodist and Congregational and Baptist children under Col James C MacDermott. Janet Carino Edith Barnes and Donna Mills take speaking parts. Mrs. Martin Gibbins chairs the program. Other events include a First Baptist church Children’s Day program led by Mrs Chester Mglin and a birthday visit to Mrs Rose Beckley with flowers and refreshments. A major Field Day at Amos Miller farm gathers North Central Ohio Draft Horse Association members while the Wellington Co operative Sales Association holds its annual meeting with July price discussions and officer elections.
The newly organized Homefurn four’s Club met at the Wagner home to plan individual projects including rearranging rooms and making linens for bedrooms. Seven members are enrolled. next meeting June 16 at Blanche Mohrman’s home. Officers include Blanche Mohrman president Virginia Clodwick vice president Jean Hearts secretary-treasurer Anna Buswell news reporter Verna Watters recreation leader Mary Zahn Janis Preston.
Glen Swanger addressed 47 subordinate and 14 juvenile members of the Wellington Grange at their regular meeting Wednesday night. His talk covered the session themes and duties of the organization.
The Kiwanis club voted to sponsor a boy scout troop here. President William Trachen named a committee to lead the troop. The committee includes Cay E. Wells as chairman, Frank Lin M. Jones as scoutmaster, Col. James C. MacDermott, Lisby, the Rev. Lonzo Green, and the Rev. William T. Moran.
Lar ain County Republican Executive Committee members and nominees for county district and state offices will dine at Wellington Herrick Auditorium on June 26 to discuss election plans with speeches by notable speakers. Arrangements are assisted by G. Stemple of here. Also notes Don Ferrell is nursing a broken arm from a schoolhouse softball game. Local social updates follow with visits, anniversaries, church news and a health report on Mrs. Clayton Shepard who is improved after a sudden illness.
The agricultural Hoe and a questionnaire style program featured Lois Breyley on violin with her mother Mrs Theodore Breyley. Mrs Harvey Breyley read aloud while Rev Lonzo F Green showed Kentucky mountain moving pictures. Blanche Mohriman won the attendance prize as strawberries were served. The Grange hall will be cleaned, new wallpaper installed, and work will start at once.
The Rev Lonzo Green and Mrs Green lead a Norwalk District Methodist group to Henderson settlement Kentucky for a weeklong stay. John Koontz named to preach at Spencer Methodist church Sunday night at 7 15. Kiwanis program follows Thursday noon. Canada fishing scenery shown by Rev Lonzo Green. Townsend and Wells visit Parks. Adelbert Kirpatrick anniversary noted. Oberlin visits by Mrs Earl Oney and children. Humanity faiths ideal goal remains unattainable by longing.
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