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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1938

Page

12

Doubt on Air War Morale Across Civilized Nations

The essay challenges Douhet's air warfare theory by noting Ethiopia Spain and China endured heavy bombing without breaking morale. It argues supercivilized nations like Germany Britain and the United States would react differently if faced with sustained aerial onslaught and loss of mechanized life. Copyright Ledger Syndicate

China Madrid Japan Douhet Germany Great Britain United States New York British Isles Russia Ethiopia Addis Ababa Spain Copyright Ledger Syndicate

Children’s Day program at St Johns Evangelical Church

A combined service on Sunday at St Johns Evangelical Church featured a Sunday School program of recitations dialogues and songs for Children’s Day. Twenty four fathers received a rose in honor of Fathers Day during the service in South Amherst.

South Amherst St. Johns Evangelical Church

South Amherst Legion Post 197 Holds Regular Meeting

The South Amherst American Legion Post No 197 met at its club rooms for a routine session. After transacting regular business a social hour followed with 11 members enjoying cards.

South Amherst American Legion Post No 197

Local church and club meetings scheduled this week

An official board meeting is set for tonight at 8 at the Methodist Church. Circle No 1 of St John s Woman s Union meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Fred Holzhauer s home. Circle No 2 hosts Thursday at Mrs Mysse Holzhauer s home. The Ladies Dime Society gathers Thursday afternoon in Congregational Church parlors with Mrs Waltz hosting. The Young People s League plans a Thursday evening wiener roast at Bechstein s Wood. Members wishing to go are asked to respond.

Methodist Church Circle No St. John’s Woman's Union Fred Holzhauer Woman's Union Mysse Holzhauer Ladies’ Dime Society Congregational Church Mrs. Waltz Young People’s League Bechstein’s Wood

Baptist Youth Camp Begins Fourth Day at Camp Green Wood

Green from the Baptist church left Monday for Camp Green Wood on Route 42 at Delaware Ohio joining hundreds of Baptist young people for a four day conference under Rev Green chairman of the Young People's Department of the Independent Baptist Churches. W L Lamoreaux leads mid week prayer in Rev Green absence and Friendly Bible class visits on Friday. Rev Green will start sermons on Supernatural in Christianity next Sunday.

Charles Barnes Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Cascade Park Elyria T. M Pfeiffer Charles Frend E. L. Sharp Albert Buck Daniel Shepard William SpenseHer Royal Stark Lelan

Open air sermon series draws 300 to Gods Awful NO

About 300 people attended a Sunday night outdoor service on South Main and park square to hear Reverend Lonzo S Green preach Gods Awful NO. The event used a public address system arranged by Reverends John Green and Lonze Green who sponsor the meetings. Music was provided by Charles Willard and Howard Hiliser. John Green will speak next Sunday on Three Men and God with rain plans for indoor churches.

Lonzo S Green Nho Methodist Episcopal Church South Main Street John Green First Baptist Church Lonze Green Chow Charles Willard Howard Hiliser Park Men God Methodist Baptist Church

Youth group to meet at St John’s Evangelical Church

Thirty young people along with their pastor Rev John will gather at St John’s Evangelical Church at 630 PM for an evening meeting.

John St John's Evangelical Church

Local families visit over Fathers Day in Elyria

Sunday gatherings centered on Elyria with multiple visits from Lakewood Amherst Warren and Elyria residents. Families including Sharpe Gibson Oaks Kreeger Springer Hubbard Gleason Roberts and others shared meals and attended church services. All fathers received roses at the Methodist Sunday School service.

E. Sharpe Lakewood W. Hudson Elyria Clem Gratz Lodi Gibson George Goethe Amherst Arthur Oaks David Warren, O Lewis Kreeger Martin Springer Russel Ward Hubbard William Gleason Wiliam Roberts Methodist

Avon Briefs Bridges Social Visits Across Region

Avon notes list Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Ed Adams Elyria to Ira Gough, and W S Morse and son visiting Ashland relatives. Kenneth Walker Medina dropped by Harry Hubard’s home. Betty Jameson Elyria stayed with grandparents. Marion Clawson Sullivan and son visited Chii Knight. W J Jameson dined with Norman Stockhaus Bay Village family.

Chii Knight W J. Jameson Norman Stockhaus Bay Village

Community groups meet at Lake Avenue venues weekly

Lake Avenue Community Sunday School holds a 7:30 pm business meeting at Lake Avenue School. Adult Bible Class meets in June at the home of Mr and Mrs Joan Hagen with co hostesses. 4 H and Grange clubs schedule Thursday and Friday meetings at Lake Avenue School and Grange Hall. Several residents and guests attended local events and a Northeast District Home Economics Extension meeting at Kent State University.

Lake Avenue Lake Avenue Community Sunday School Lake Avenue Adult Bible Class Lake Avenue Community Church Joan Hagen R. E Taylor William Buckholtz R H. Miller Firer-Upper North Elyrra Oclock Grange Hall Stitchers Birdsall Elyora Ed Gallam Norwalk End Arthur Gillam Frank Provoznik Mike Zagorsky Arthur Neiding Henry Bislich Grange Lake Brady Park Kent Www Snyder Cleveland R. H. Miller J. Heenck RE Tilor Roh Miller Leslie Gould Winfield Scott Harry Shyrock C A. Gibbens Kent State University

Elyria Kin Surprise Father’s Day Visit Ends in Celebration

Relatives from Elyria including Mr and Mrs Clay Smith Mr and Mrs Charles Aldrich and Ronald organized a surprise for Mr and Mrs William Body on Father’s Day. After a social in Barker street the party revealed a ride to Elyria where refresh ments were served. The Bodys were later driven to the Martin home for a late return.

Elyria Clay Smith Charles Aldrich Ronald Gus Martin Grant Aldrich William Body Barker Street Elvria Aldrich Mrs. Martin

Local Clinic Notes and Weekend Baseball Result

Mrs Magdalena Gepford admitted for observation at Falls Clinic Sunday. Mrs Margaret Hayes discharged to daughter Mrs Orville Sooy. Mrs L M Zimmerman treated for a badly lacerated hand from a broken porcelain spigot in Brigh ton. Wellington Fair Grounds game organized despite no show by Lorain Ellis. First team lost 9 to 10 with Ernie Smith and Clarence Friend in key roles.

Magdalena Gepford Falls Anna Nooney Margaret Hayes Orville Sooy L. M. Zimmerman Lodi Brighton Lorain Ellis Wellington Fair Grounds Ernie Smith Clarence Friend Friend Raymond Wright Norman Cooper Art McDavitt

Graduating Class 1915 Reunion Elects 1939 Officers

Forty graduates and families gathered at Mr and Mrs Charles Eglin home for a potluck dinner and business meeting. Don Phelps Elyria was elected president and Keith Andrews Wellington as vice president with Mrs Beatrice Moehl Elyria as secretary-treasurer.

Elyria Cleveland Rochester Wellington Myron Boise Herrick Avenue East Charles (Pinky) Willard Elbert Pratt Huntington Alee Loveland Boise Welleton Fair Grounds Eloie MacDermott- Remery Lodi Charles Eglin von Potluck Don Phelps Keith Andrews Beatrice Moehl

Sunday Socials and Local Notices From Wellington Area

Social and church notes from Wellington and nearby towns record visits, picnics, funerals, and a two week motor trip. Local residents attend tea, concerts, and a Father’s Day gathering while others travel to the Adirondacks and Ruggles Beach. The column also covers economic outlook and political opinion notes tied to national events.

Oberlin Graduate Reports Canton Raids Destruction

Oberlin graduate Dr. Franklin P. Metcalf, Lingnan University botanist, details Canton bombings on June 4 5 and 6. He recounts 60 to 100 bombs, over 1900 killed or wounded, widespread damage to residential and shop areas, with fears of further attacks and mass evacuations.

Oberlin O Franklin P. Metcalf Lingnan University Canton China Oberlin Metcalf Shameen Columbus Cafe Vongsha F Sun Yatsen Memorial

Questionnaires Reveal Silence on Dating Etiquette

In Butte Montana a survey on social relations among high school girls and their escorts showed universal silence on two questions. Respondents avoided answering whether girls should spend money on boys and if Dutch treat dating is acceptable.

Butte, Mont

La Belle France Fire Engine Ends Service in Santa Cruz

Santa Cruz closes a chapter as the famed La Belle France fire engine of 26 years past makes its final run after decades protecting the city. The storied engine, once unmatched in the far west, could not be moved again after the last blaze was extinguished.

Uncle Sam Beth White House Congress Capitol Hall R. F Strabismus Bob Reynolds North Carolina Franklin W Hancock Reynolds Hancock Santa Cruz Cal la Belle France

Biting Dogs Endanger San Jose Mail Carriers

San Jose postmaster Joseph Chargin Jr says dog attacks on mail carriers are rising with 23 bite incidents among local carriers in 10 years. In 1936 and 1937 there were 10 cases, five each year, with one carrier bitten six times.

San Jose Cal Joseph Chargin, Jr

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