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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1939
Page
8
A column recounts Harry Hervey’s struggle with eye trouble and poverty before finishing a novel The Damned Don’t Cry and notes Hudson Day Line ships will resume service to Albany with harbor cruises for the World's Fair Also mentions air and boat viewing options for New York and a camera incident with Lucien Aigner and the President.
An advisory piece promotes Kelloge's All-Bran as a preventive remedy for common constipation due to low dietary bulk. It urges daily consumption with milk or baked into muffins, plus ample water, to regularize bowels and avoid emergency medicines. Manufactured in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
Oberlin Conservatory pianist Arthur Poister completed a month of performances across the nation. He appeared in Pittsburgh Baton Rouge Wichita Falls Denton San Diego Memphis Stillwater Muskogee and Winfield for various arts organizations and college programs. This marks his first year at Oberlin after teaching at Minnesota and Redlands.
The Oberlin College Women's Glee Club directed by Jack Wickler will perform its 21st annual home concert on Saturday March 18 at 7 30 pm in Finney Chapel. Thirty three members sing chorus and solo numbers with Helen Strassburger of Sheboygan Wis as featured soloist. The program includes violinists Alice Roods Gladys Barton and cellist Dorothy Mudge with pianists accompanists Janice Rudd and Mary Kildahl. A spring themed program leads into a ten day tour April 1 11 through Ohio New York Southern Canada and Michigan.
Oberlin March 14 two new publications under the Ohio College Association sponsor introduce guidance officers to 42 Ohio colleges. The 160 page manual contains concise data on colleges plus tables on enrollment expenses admission requirements and accreditation. It was prepared by a committee from Ohio University Antioch College Denison University Case School of Applied Science Bowling Green State University Oberlin College and the University of Akron.
Elyria High School will distribute the first semester report cards tomorrow, revealing teachers assessments of student work since the semester began. The release notes ongoing progress and implications for student advancement within the district.
A two publication effort led by Oberlin College's Director of Admissions Mr Seaman and Case School editor L W Mills aims at guiding 30 000 high school seniors and other students toward college. The fifteen page pamphlet helps seniors decide if college is right and what type to pursue.
In Beardstown Illinois Cyrus Christensen displays a 100 year old hammer brought from Denmark by his father who left Denmark to avoid army service. The heirloom dates back to the Danish origin and reflects family history in the United States.
President William L. Green of the AFL presses the Senate Education and Labor committee to move quickly on proposed amendments to the Wagner Labor Relations Act. He writes to all 13 members arguing amendments are needed despite ongoing CIC AFL peace talks. Chairman Elbert D Thomas delays hearings citing negotiations.
The Oberlin College Peace Society announces an Economic Peace Conference on March 27 and 28 at Oberlin College. Speakers include Professor Eugene Staley of Fletcher School and Professor Fred L Schuman of Williams College.
Mrs. Kenneth Buck hosted the Ladies Aid with Mrs. Edward Wilford and Mrs. Wilson Fortune assisting. Guests included Mrs. Hennie and others. Plans announced for March 23 at Reid Road, March 30 Sunshine Sisters at the church. Several locals and visiting pastors listed with travel to Florida and Nebraska.
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