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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1937
Page
6
A Wellington Enterprise editorial by Ernst L. Henes laments the burden of federal state and local tax forms. It lists numerous schedules and deadlines from April to January and warns that the New Deal has made compliance a nightmare.
A satirical piece cites Joe Pryzinski’s tale of WPA paperwork to lampoon excessive government red tape. Archibald of Minneapolis relays Pryzinski’s endless form signing for truck work, payrolls delayed, and doubts raised by Washington investigators.
The Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem sits above the cave of Jesus birth with an immense citadel like facade. A large silver star marks the traditional birthplace and is lit by 15 lamps distributed among the Greek Orthodox, Armenian, and Latin churches.
A commemorative column lists anniversaries and birthplaces of notable figures from 1790s to 1819 with death dates through 1914. It includes James O Andrew, Lot Morrill, Montgomery Meigs, Horatio Hale, Leighton Coleman, Jacob Riis and notes a 1765 university medical school entry as Today in History.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount the early U S medical education history in Washington D C 1802 incorporation with a city council and president appointed mayor 1891 mobilization of the Second National Army contingent 1920s first cross continental non stop flight by Lt s Kelly and Macready under 27 hours 1924 Coolidge veto Bursum Bill pensions on economy 1926 Britain general strike quiz day 2 1/2 million and 1939 Haile Selassie Ethiopian emperor flight from his homeland.
The list honors prominent figures including Edgar W. Howe editor from Atchison Kansas born Treaty Island four years ago, U S Senator James E Murray from Montana born Ontario Canada sixty one years ago, Dr Jacob Viner economist from University of Chicago born Montreal forty five years ago, Frederick H Taber from New Bedford Massachusetts fifty four years ago, George Madden Martin author born Louisville Kentucky seventy one years ago, Dr Edward E Free chemist editor born Dagus Mines Pennsylvania fifty four years ago and Sir Ronald Lindsay Britain s ambassador to Washington sixty years ago.
The passage notes natives seek acceptance from two key figures they honor, guided by a wish to please and maintain peace. It frames the temperament as hopeful and friendly rather than forceful, suggesting a day of varying success ahead.
Brownhelm residents attended the Ssth annual Medina Association of Congregational Churches meeting in Oberlin with Rev. R. E. Albright and several delegates present. Upcoming events include a school athletic meet May 7 and a music festival May 4 with PTA officers to be installed. Vernon Trenter Leroy Hasenpflug and Walter Fritsch visited from Ohio State and Bowling Green. Parker Baird was admitted to the Cleveland Clinic for examination amid recent skin tests for tuberculosis at the local school.
The Senior class and High School Faculty will tour Washington D C the week after graduation leaving May 23 for three days in the capitol and Mount Vernon with a possible one day trip to Norfolk Virginia returning May 28 or 29. Travel is by auto. Briets the local school will not close.
The meditation discusses incarnation meaning that God revealed love through Christ, not nature, and explains baptism as the sacrament by which believers become members of Christ's body. It defends the sacredness of the body and explains grafting into the Church through baptism.
Dr G G Kinton commends Judge Nye for drawing attention to crowded Ohio institutions. County commissioners passed a resolution and contacted Columbus officials as state discussions consider relief. Nye reported he recently jailed a 35 year old feeble minded man for lack of a proper placement and awaits June 5 admission delay. plans private foster care until an institution space opens. Tests for children will be offered free on May 5 with local teachers and bus drivers participating.
The last daimyo Marqus Nagako to Asano died in Tokyo aged 96 after a valiant battle with lung and heart illnesses. His passing ends an era when feudal lords ruled the countryside by force.
The passage compares reflection from light rays to hat shine and notes well polished black shoes feel cooler than dull light-colored suede.
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