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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
7
A devotional summary exhorts readers to avoid excessive pursuit of riches from Ecclesiastes 5. It urges wise stewardship and contentment, noting riches reveal moral tests and that true wealth lies in right living under God. The closing prayer asks for guidance, faithfulness, and Holy Spirit empowerment.
New London reports several locals returning home for summer including Myrtle Bray Welbert Barnes Richard Beasbery from Ohio State Winona Leech from Ohio Wesleyan Gwynetta Morse from Kent State Kenneth Kirkpatrick from Ashland College. Mrs B H St John and Mrs Elis visited Mansfield where the former’s husband underwent cataract surgery. Knapp’s condition improved after an auto crash. Victor Ries of Ohio State University Extension will headline the Garden Club school in New London on June 1, for District No 5.
Bits from Huron including injuries, visits from New Jersey and Elyria families, and relatives from Cleveland. Brief items mention Mrs George Parnell recovering, Mrs R B Ford visiting relatives, and visitors from Akron and Cleveland. Also notes on Moss Ferne Read class of '35 and a casual remark about university professors taking about 15 years to reach $5,000 a year.
A Beta Alpha Chapter Annual of Alpha Chi Sigma at Bucknell University argues that American colleges foster resilience against accusations of radicalism. It urges students to emulate Puritan and Pilgrim pioneering spirit, pushing civilization forward rather than becoming industrial invalids or clinging to isms.
Five unemployed women including a stenographer, a motel worker, a salesgirl, a private secretary and a nurse spoke over the radio warning others not to seek jobs in New York City. They say opportunities there are vanished and are returning home with help from the Welfare Council.
Babson argues large deferred demand for heavy industry products like construction and railroad equipment totals about 9 billion dollars, with 18 billion more needed to replace worn machinery. He notes record low interest rates and strong credit reserves, yet manufacturing stays sub-normal as debates over reform continue. The timing of an industrial boom hinges on policy shifts and confidence.
A California college awarded a Master of Arts degree to a great grandmother at 80, illustrating that will and ambition can overcome age. The piece contrasts aging graduates with middle aged people facing financial and motivational hurdles, urging renewed starts after pauses.
General Emilio Aguinaldo, once a revolutionary leader who fought to expel the United States from the Philippines, voted for Philippine independence alongside his family. Captured by General Fred Funston, he swore allegiance and lived in peace, proving that ballot power can overcome battlefield outcomes.
The author assembles autographed photos of admired figures including Sinclair Lewis Rupert Hughes Irvin Cobb John McCormack Rube Goldberg Paul Whiteman Will Rogers Theodore Dreiser Roy Howard and Will Hays and reflects on the kindness of friends who helped him in tough times such as Jack Dempsey Charlie Norris and Will Hays sending encouragement and support during his career.
Oberlin College will award degrees to 170 graduates at the Wednesday commencement. Thirty residents of Oberlin are among the graduates and seven honorary degrees will be conferred to notable figures from Cleveland, Toledo, Indianapolis, Beloit, and Chicago. St Marys High School held its last commencement with 31 graduates as the school will be discontinued. Rev James B Mooney spoke.
A reflective piece recalls meeting Rube Goldberg and praising his era’s best known cartoonists. It strings together names like Bob Brinkerhoff, Rol Cooper, Gene Buck, Floyd Gibbons, Wal Hogg, and Arthur Roche, framing them as inspirations shaping a lifelong debt and eternal friendship.
Workmen removing a maple tree at Albanys ball park found a baseball high in its branches. They joked about digging into box scores from seven years ago and crediting the tree with a putout.
Canadians swindled Montreal financiers out of 90 million dollars in fraudulent financial promotions during 1934. The scheme involved misrepresented investments and deceptive prospectuses, drawing attention from authorities and prompting investigations into securities practices.
A collection of birth and death entries for John M Hennt Georgias noted hu mors Edward M McCook and others. It includes Today in History events from 1213 Magna Carta to 1904 General Slocum disaster, plus obituaries and a profile of a thoughtful, socially inclined person with strong sympathy.
East Oberlin honors list includes Dannie Campbell son of D. J. Campbell Jr and Martin Naspec son of Valentin Naspec with graduation in Elyria and Oberlin. District Now School notes nine weeks honor roll and perfect attendance by Robert French. Memorial service for Dr. Gunn postponed. attendees from Oberlin area. Social visits and supper guests recount local residents and crutch-bound J R Worcester improving at home.
Mr and Mrs Harry Murph of Oberlin visited Kipton as relatives gathered. Miss Martha Charleton, a Hudson teacher, spends vacation at home and will return to Hudson for fall schooling while Miss Mary Charleton resumes studies in Eaton after a year away. D J Campbell party attended Elyria commencement, with Arthur Younglas and several families present at Oberlin High School graduation. Frank Krueger Jr and family joined Stang household on Telegraph Road for Wednesday visit.
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