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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1938
Page
15
London newsdealers offer charts for six cents showing gas proofing steps for a room. The guide covers sealing cracks with putty and newsprint, covering windows with heavy material, and listing supplies including masks, food, water, and a radio. It notes safety rules during raids and suggests a 10x10 room shelters five people for twelve hours.
An aged advertisement extols LIQUID EZON as fast analgesic relief for muscle and back pain. It claims deep penetrating action from a unique blend of ingredients and offers a money back guarantee through Phillips' Drug Store.
The narrator recalls marching from Maryland into Virginia with Lee's army in pursuit of Richmond. At Catlett Station and Brentsville he drills and guards, recalls guarding a rebel corn patch and milking cows, and notes a risky incident where he freed four Buffalo Battery men from gag restraints, narrowly avoiding discovery by the colonel and a hostile corporal.
At Marietta Ohio from May 11 to 15 the Board of Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church will discuss missionary problems and church unity among its three branches. They will review the foreign mission field especially in war torn China. Trustees will also choose a new president for Ohio Wesleyan University and discuss candidates with the bishops. A later Cincinnati conference on May 16 will plan consolidation of the M E Church, the M E Church South and the Methodist Protestant Church.
The narrator recalls telling a man in court about an action, who urged the corporal to drop the matter. The sticks are replaced and the two hours pass as the narrator returns to the old barn for the night. (To Be Continued)
Thick dust resembling fog covers the Levant coast and Mediterranean seaways as arid sands from the African desert drift across the region. The hazy condition reduces visibility and raises air quality concerns for coastal communities and maritime traffic.
Six Elyrians and two former Elyrians take active roles in the seventeenth annual convention of the International Society for Crippled Children in Cleveland. Elyria hosts the society and many events include Memorial service for Edgar Allen and several sessions led by Elyrian speakers. An international dinner and a closing banquet featuring Laura J. Tabor are planned with delegates from across the United States and foreign nations.
Mrs Norman Derek entertained the Pinochle Club Tuesday afternoon with high scorers Mrs C Gross and Mrs Charles Derek. Consoled was Mrs Vincent Derek. Mr and Mrs Ralph Feuchter and Mr and Mrs Earl Arick attended a pinochle party at Mr and Mrs Joe Neff’s Medina home. Charles Hance of Sidney, Ohio, visits Mr and Mrs William Grabenstetter.
Local tailor Gottlieb urges customers to order summer suits and O'Coats while prices are low. Advertising copy promises cleaned and pressed garments with contact at BROAD ST. and phone number 2785-711.
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