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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1939
Page
8
The Workers' Alliance invites members to a Thursday 7:00 PM talk at 204 Lodi Street by Doris Todd from the Department of Aid for Dependent Children. Friday's regular meeting at 7:00 PM will elect new job stewards.
The article highlights Czechoslovakia's renowned curative and thermal springs, noting their popularity for health benefits and tourism. It mentions spa towns and the country’s tradition of therapeutic baths as a key feature.
The article contrasts Chinese painting as lines and imagination over color with a retrospective on early 20th century politics. It recalls that 100 years ago congressmen and senators earned $8.00 daily while in session, plus $8.00 for every 20 miles traveled.
Boake Carter criticizes the Civil Liberties Union for calling conditions in U S territories alarming and for seven remedies including Puerto Rico independence and Guam self government The piece links the Union to left wing support and questions Roosevelt's foreign policy while noting a Peruvian coup and murder amid democratic stress The column urges a focus on domestic democratic practices.
Amherst Ohio reports a schedule of church events for the week including the First Evangelical midweek prayer service at the Werner Zilch home, youth and women’s union meetings, Ladies Aid gatherings, and sermons at St Paul Lutheran and St Peter Evangelical churches. A list of local attendees is provided.
Philadelphia detectives, tracking a home robbery at Ruth White, are invited by a young man who asks if they are seeking the burglar and offers to lead to the loot’s hiding place. The curious encounter ends with the suspect volunteering information before slipping away.
Rev Kenneth Kuntz of the Congregational church spoke on Democracy at the legion auxiliary meeting held Tuesday night as part of the Americanization program. A tureen supper preceded the business session and prizes were awarded for five hundred pedro and bridge.
Three Amherst churches hold Lent observances this evening featuring special music. Rev. Fr. A. P. Ferreri of Cleveland will speak at St. Joseph as guest preacher.
A group of 27 Amherst High School students demonstrated Tuesday morning at the National Association of School Administrators convention in Cleveland. Participants included Nadine Aldrich Betty Braun Hazel Diedrich Henry Edwards and Clarence Gerber among others.
Cleveland News sports editor Ed Bang will speak at the Congregational church Father-Son banquet to be held in the church parlors on March 8 with a dinner at six. Tickets are on sale now.
Admissions: Miss Elizabeth Martin of South Amherst. Discharges: Lloyd Haas of Maple Street.
Mrs George Carter and her daughter June visited Columbus on Tuesday returning from a trip to the area.
Mr and Mrs Lee Allepp of Boots Amherst welcomed a baby boy this morning at Amherst hospital. Critics note stone pillars from Buddha’s birthplace era on display, praising masterful marble work rivaling ancient structures like the Parthenon.
You will be surprised at quick relief from itchy Pimples eczema and red irritations after you apply Petersons ointment. The ointment soothes skin and helps tired irritated feet and cracks between toes. 35c at all druggists. Money back if not delighted.
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