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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1937

Page

6

Local Notes and Obituaries from Litchfield and Surrounds

Community calendar items from Litchfield include postponed OES meeting rescheduled for June 23 at Saville with noon dinner at the Baptist church, Priscilla club gathering in Lafayette, garden club visit to Medina, and Masonic lodge work with Elyria visitors. Obituaries note Mrs Sarah Kellogg of Lorain and Mrs Starvey Rasor of Litchfield, with services and interment in local cemeteries. Four-H and Dogs clubs’ Achievements Trip highlights from the Great Lakes Exposition.

Litchfield Nedina County Saville Baptist Church Priscilla Club Mra Pratt Foskett Lafayette Litchfield Garden Club L. H. Randall Medina A. M Elyria Pitchfield Cemetery Betty Jean Eaton Thenta Son Epent Roy Schott BE. B. Oberlitner Win Haiah

Nebraska Unicameral Review of Its First Session

A Nebraska review of its experiment with a unicameral nonpartisan legislature notes concentration of work in 98 days, 92 laws enacted, and costs of 450 000 with a 54 000 000 two year budget. Critics cite nonpartisan nomination, but supporters push longer trial and reforms.

Nebraska Twohouse Disciples Assembly U. S R. L. Cochran America

Scores Of Ideas To Cut Traffic Toll

Editorial discusses a range of traffic safety ideas from Dr. Robert Funston at the University of Virginia on passenger positioning to reduce injuries, Iowa State College findings on vision defects, and color blindness causing red light runs. It highlights classroom safety programs, accident record keeping by Franklin M. Kreml in Evanston, and engineering improvements like overpass crossings and better lighting. The piece stresses that while ideas accumulate, ultimate responsibility lies with drivers, especially in summer traffic.

Robert Funston University of Virginia Iowa State College United States National Franklin M. Kreml Evanston

A Mighty Dangerous Indulgence in Fireworks Safety

A city that pioneered safe and sane Fourth ideas reports eleven arrests for illegal sale possession and discharge of fireworks with twenty serious injuries. Police urge constant publicity on hazards and propose substitute activities such as picnics parades games and expert supervised public displays to curb dangerous firecrackers among youngsters and adults. The piece laments backsliding from safety norms and calls for timely reminders and preparation for a better celebration.

Double-entry bookkeeping origins and early adoption dates

The Babylonian use of clay tablet ledgers gave way to Luca di Borgio of Venice in 1495 who wrote a treatise on double-entry bookkeeping and its advantages. The system spread to England in 1543 with early adoption cited, while 1537 references a United Feature Syndicate note about reserved fights.

Luca di Borgio Venice England

Anniversaries of notable figures on history list

Today in history and birthdays section lists Giuseppe Mazzini born 1805 and others with births and deaths, including Paul C Murphy 1837 and Arthur Gilman 1837, plus Julian Hawthorne and Cy Warman. Also notes 1793 Mackenzie reaching Pacific coast and 1932 Hoover at Geneva disarmament talks. Also birthdays: Mrs Lindbergh and Caroline O Day among others.

Giuseppe Mazzini Paul C. Murphy New Orleans Arthur Gilman Cambridge Mass Harvard Radcliffe College Alton Ill Julian Hawthorne Nathaniel Boston San Francisco Cy Warman Greenup Chicago H. Rider Hagsard Porter Emerson Browne Beverly Norwalk Conn Alexander Mackenzie Pacific Rockies U. S. Department of Justice Winfield Scott Schley Adolphus W. Greely Arctic Secretary of State John Hay Morocco Sultan Perdicatis Raisuli Raisull Perdicaris Hoover Geneva Social Democratic Party Marseilles Caroline G. O'Day Rye N. Y Perry Frank H. Damrosh New York Germany Lorall A. Osborne Stockbridge Westinghouse Electrical and Manufacturing Company Newark N. J John M. Gries Rosewood Ohio Julian Huxtes

Fragmentary early fortune reading note from Consright

The text suggests Tiodar will gain comfort of life and a strong attachment, with a tender sympathy. A happy marriage and predominant social life are hinted, predicting a contended life filled with good works and rewards commensurate with deeds, though wording is damaged and unclear.

Tiodar

Bible Readings And Meditations Tuesday June 22

A devotional note on Ephesians 6 1 3 urging imitation of God and living in love, rejecting sexual vice and impurity. It contrasts Christian conduct with pagan immorality and references forgiveness and the call to imitate Christ. A brief aside mentions a protest against a covered parking project along the River Liffey in Dublin.

Christ God St. Paul

Funeral Attendees Gather in Wakeman for Clinton Bemant

Attendees at Clinton Bemant’s Wakeman funeral on Wednesday included Mr. and Mrs. Baikh and son Challis, Mrs. A. J. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Delt Eaken, Mrs. Halfeach, Mrs. John Radio, Mrs. Rang and son Bob, and Sherman Gardner. Guests from afar included Mrs. Rose Sabin of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brown of Los Angeles, visiting the Charles Romp home and calling on Kipton relatives with Mrs. Charles Thoma and Alton Tolmes.

Wakeman Clinton Bemant Charles Thoma Alton Tolmes Kipton Mra George Yost Lois

Alvin Round Hosts Chi Friend From Oberlin Visit

Alvin Round brought his Chi heavy friend Pao Chon Loo from Oberlin to spend a day at the Round home. Mrs. Paul Krugger and infant son returned from Lod? hospital. Mrs. Austin Hastings and baby girl also returned from Lod? hospital Monday. Mrs. Wm. Sploth hosted the bridge club Tuesday evening. Mrs. Starrett and Mrs. Lloyd won first and second prizes. Rurala plans to send a number of airla from Moscow to aid Far East development.

Alvin Round Pao Chon Loo Oberlin Paul Krugger Lod! Hospital Mra Austin Hastings Daby Wm. Sploth Bridge Club Starrett Lloyd

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von, Orrin Kellogg and Family Rising Sarah Kellogg Cobb Lorain Kellogg Henry Canfield Sěvdenei Elizabeth Lord Bourleigh London Courant United Feature Syndicate Imm Tm Ber Wmwanier Charles Lindbergh Aviatrix Streicker E. Bridgs Rurala Moscow Far East Pierre R. Smith Seasoned Investments Elyria Savings Building Lorain County Bank THE Lorain County Savings & Trust CO Amherst Elyria, Ohio Member Federal Deposit Inter At Lorain County Otis Hy
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