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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1934
Page
7
Published every evening except Sunday and Holiday. Entered as second class matter at Elyria Post Office Act of 1873. One copy. Price three cents. By carrier weekly $7.80 yearly in advance. By mail daily outside Elyria Lorain adjoining counties $3.00 yearly within the state 60. Foreign advertising representatives Cullen Company New York Chicago Detroit General Notes Bldg.
The Catholic League of Decency leads a drive to boycott indecent films, with Protestants and prominent church figures joining. Ohio ministers and theater operators anticipate stricter censorship as unity among faith groups grows to push producers toward cleaner entertainment.
The article warns that summer expands playtime and street dangers for children. It stresses motorists must expect the unexpected and parents share responsibility by providing safe play areas, citing Kansas City's safety director F C Lynch.
Nearly five centuries after Moses the divine pattern of worship, David in kingdom times adapting ancient worship for the new day. Priests to burn incense, minister unto the Lord, and bless the name of the Lord. The lesson notes Uzzah's death and honors reverence and order in worship.
A column lists historic birthdays and anniversaries including Peter Faneuil born in New Rochelle and Adam Ferguson, with notes on figures like John Tyler Morgan and Benjamin Bristow. It also covers Today in History items such as West Virginia statehood and the 1782 Great Seal adoption, plus a Today’s Birthdays section with notable figures and ages, and a brief horoscope note about upcoming changes.
The text warns of pessimism and many plans likely abandoned due to doubt. It urges cultivating strength of character and decisive mind to resist wavering and maintain continuity despite versatile temptations.
Valley City notes visitors from Cleveland and Berea, a Toledo stay, and a Virginia trip. Local sports include a 14 3 win over Wadsworth halted by rain, and a forthcoming Chippewa Lake game. Community events cover a Baisch reunion in Cleveland, an Evangelical Ice Cream Social, a new Volunteer Fire Dept, and nursing-school graduation in Cleveland.
The Murray Ridge Stitching Katies 4H meet with Marion Kuittle Thursday afternoon at the municipal park in Lorain for a short business session and sewing. Gulf Road 4-H girls will join as guests. plans include a hamburger event. Members named include Marion Knittle, Jewel Beal, Maude Fridenstine, Roberta Freeland, and others. Doris Nichols and advisors noted.
Istanbul dispatch notes that the so called Sick Man of Europe has nearly recovered. Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, as president, is credited with Westernizing reforms and raising Turkey’s international prestige. Turkish foreign policy focuses on friendship with Russia, ties with other nations, and shielding the Balkans from Western Europe war threats through a fortified Balkan pact with Greece, Romania, and Yugoslavia. The pact seeks a protective buffer, but Bulgaria is excluded due to internal politics and anti revisionist stance.
Do D Club met at Mrs Walter Grobe s home in South Ridge on Saturday afternoon Attend 4 H Club meeting Violet Shroeder Gladys Freeland Marion Knittle Ruth Shroeder and Jewel Beal attended a meeting of the officers of 4 H Club at the M C A in Elyria County Home Services featured a splendid program Sunday afternoon performed by a group of colored residents of Elyria F R Davis led singing with strong chorus Rev Settle gave the address and prayers Assembly singing closed the event.
June 20 in Vincent Ohio Little Margaret Louise Knight hosted a group of children for her sixth birthday with games prizes and a pink and white table of roses and a birthday cake. Gifts for the honoree were exchanged and attendees included Lois Neimyer Elyria Barbara Anderson Violet Bakas and many others.
Turkey has pursued every avenue to back Soviet recognition in Europe. The policy aims at mutual gains from close cooperation with Russia, with Turkey likely aligning with the recognition movement not advancing in Yugoslavia or other Little Entente members.
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