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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1933

Page

6

U S Orders Report On Nazi Persecution Of Jews

The State Department ordered the American embassy in Berlin and U.S. consuls in Germany to report on mistreatment of Jews by the Hitler regime after a delegation led by Rabbi Stephen S Wise urged broader action. Ambassador Sackett had protested to Berlin, with assurances that outrages would not be repeated.

Washington State Department Berlin U.S American Jewish Congress Phillips Stephen S. Wise New York City Bernard 5. Deutsch Jewish Congress Max Rhoades Rabbi Wise Frederick M. Sackett Foreign Office United States Germany

Latin Club Party At South Amherst

South Amherst March 23 The Roman Republic Latin club hosted Hi Y Club and high school faculty for a party in the school auditorium. A six o'clock dinner set with spring flowers decor. Corsages for girls buttonhole bouquets for boys. After dinner social time included games and contests. Forty five participated.

South Amherst Roman Republic Latin Club

Lenten Service Planned by Rev R C Jenson at Methodist Church

Reverend R C Jenson will lead a Lenten service at the Methodist church Thursday evening at 5 o'clock. The public is invited to attend.

R. CC. Jenson Methodist Church

Reverend Eastman Delivers Northland Lecture at Civic Club

Reverend F E Eastman of Amherst spoke to the South Amherst Civic Club at St John’s Evangelical church with the illustrated lecture My Friends of the Northland. Music by Warren Powers and group singing led by James M Nicol complemented the program.

Eastman Northland F. E. Eastman Amherst South Amherst St. John’s Evangelical Church Warren Powers James M. P. Nicol

Congregational Ladies Dime Society Meets at Mrs Ruth Home

Mrs Emil Ruth hosts the Congregational Ladies Dime Society Thursday afternoon with all members and friends invited. Lenten service led by Rev C E Schmidt at St Johns church Thursday evening followed by the Young People's League monthly meeting. Betty Mori ill with scarlet fever. Several local families visited relatives over the weekend. The Choral Club plans an evening rehearsal at the Springs home.

Ladies’ Dime Society Emil Ruth Congregational Ladies’ Dime Society C. E. Schmidt St. John's Church Young People’s League Fried Wirth Elyria William Wirth Betty Mori Nelson Bechtel End Baby Telegraph Road Anna Allson Peter Ammenhauser Claude Moye Cleveland Lodi Gibson Martin Springer James M. P. Nicol

Mrs Eva Piper Heads to Normal School in Kent

Pittsfield reports Eva Piper left for Kent Monday to attend Normal school with brother Arthur Whitney driving to help her establish there. Postmaster A E Nash of the Senate in Columbus visited home Friday and returned Monday. Frances and Dorothy Anne Smith of Elyria spent the weekend with Betty Mare Lounsbrough, whose father A R Smith was mentioned Sunday morning.

Pittsfeld Eva Piper Kent Arthur Whitney A. E. Nash Senate Columbus Frances Dorothy Anne Smith Elyria Betty Mare Lounsbrough A. R. Smith Frank Chambers Ohio Ford Road Charles Hammer Abbe Road Leland Johnson LaGrange Johnson William Millard Lorain B. F. Jackson Herbert Smith Clarence Smith Gulf Road George Burkett Henry Jackson Kenneth Smith Lake Avenue Cleveland C. J. Smith P. L. Chambers Charles Carrick

Pleasant Relief from Constipation Pills Ad

A vintage advertisement extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe laxative alternative to calomel. It promises relief from constipation, improved energy, and beauty, claiming 20 years of use and urging nightly dosing before bed with olive colored tablets priced 15¢ 30c and 60c at all druggists.

Edwards Dr. Edwards

Sermons and social notes from Baldwin Wallace area churches

Rev. Virgil Jump substituted for Rev. William Williams at the M. E. church. next Sunday Rev. William Smith will deliver the evening sermon on Joan Wesley. Choir, visitors, and local greetings noted. several families and individuals mentioned in social visits and health updates.

William Williams Baldwin-Wallace College Berea M. E Virgil Jump LaGrange William Smith Smith Joan Wesley Methodist Church

Brookside High School Basketball Banquet Held in Sheffield

The Brookside High School basketball banquet drew students teachers alumni and friends to the school auditorium on March 18. Principal James McConibe received the county cup from E L Bailey for two consecutive championship teams while both the boys and girls teams were praised for a successful season. Speakers included June Rath Thelma Miller Kathryne Root Marian Moon and others with music by the Night Owls.

Sheffield Brookside High School E. L. Bailey James A. McConthe Brookside June Rath Lorain McConibe Bors Carl Brickley Mike Scasny James McGettrick Miss Youngblood Wayne Inslee Night Owls

Call for Arms Embargo by League Advisers

At Geneva the League of Nations advisory committee urged members to seek government approval for an arms embargo to curb Peru Chile border fighting. Hugh R. Wilson attended with the plea to act promptly as deliberations continued amid international tension.

Geneva Hugh R. Wilson Switzerland League of Nations Leticia Advisory Committee

Portland Birth and Death Rates Hit Ten Year Lows

Portland reported 1932 mortality at its lowest in a decade and infant deaths near a national record. Mothers dying in childbirth fell to 12 from 35 in 1931, while the birth rate dropped to 12.7 per 1000. Auto deaths declined by 28 percent year over year.

Portland Ore U.P

Football Rules Council member dies after shooting incident

Dr. Fonsa A. Lambert a National Football Rules Council member and former Ohio State veterinary professor died in a Columbus hospital from a bullet wound inflicted by his 17 year old son Samuel during a domestic quarrel. Police say the son intervened as the father choked the mother and a pistol discharged. Samuel Lambert, a Bexley High School football player, was not held.

Columbus Fonsa A. Lambert National Football Rules Council Ohio State University Veterinary Department Samuel Lambert Samuel Lambert Bexley Martha

Progressive education begins in Chicago schools

A new progressive education system is being tested in exclusive Chicago schools. It has children wearing Eskimo and Grecian costumes for geography and history lessons, discussing butter and egg prices with parents, and engaging in adult conversations. Students are taught practical money use, earn money, and handle it freely.

Chicago Alaska

Cross remedies tired workers with new vitality claim

An advertisement features Mrs B R Nye of Sedalia Missouri praising a medicine after months of fatigue and irritability. It promises relief and renewed energy with liquid or tablet forms and claims with a sales pitch asking readers to try it and noting wide use by women. It also includes a cereal special and delivery service.

B. R. Nye Kentucky Sedalia, Mo

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