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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1938

Page

11

Advertising Rep Addresses for John W. Cullen Co

A listing shows Foreign Advertising Representative John W. Cullen Co with Chicago and New York and Detroit offices. The entry notes locations at 8 So. Michigan Ave in Chicago, 601 Fifth Ave in New York, and the General Motors Building in Detroit. Dated Friday May 13 1938.

John W. Cullen Company Chicago Michigan Ave New York Fifth Ave Detroit General Motors

Shining Thimbles 4-H elects new officers at Lake Avenue School

The Shining Thimbles 4-H club held its first meeting of the year at Lake Avenue School after school. Barbara Cromiling became President and Esther Gibbons Vice-President. Louise Jabbusch is Secretary, Maria Fieschkorn Treasurer, Jane Baker Recreation, Marilyn Laver Assistant Recreation, Lavina Christ News Reporter. Next meeting set for May 31 at 2 PM at Louise Jabbusch's home. Mrs Otto Jabbusch serves as advisor.

Shining Thimbles 4-H Club Lake Avenue Barbara Cromiling Esther Gibbons Louise Jabbusch Maria Fieschkorn Jane Baker Marilyn Laver Lavina Christ Otto Jabbusch

Oberlin and Avon Lake Social Visit Notes

Dr and Mrs Taylor Smith and Mr and Mrs George Smith called on Charles Bliss in Oberlin. Mr and Mrs Wilson Jameson were guests Tuesday evening of Mr and Mrs Leonard Mitchell in Avon Lake.

Taylor Smith George Smith Charles Bliss Oberlin Wilson Jameson Leonard Mitchell Avon Lake

Treasure Dive Uncovers Relics From Old Packet City of Providence

In St Louis during a period of low water workers near the Mississippi uncovered a sunken packet once serving as an excursion boat. The 1914 wreck of the City of Providence yielded a $48 slot machine, whiskey bottles, beer mugs, and scrap metal. The vessel, owned by Columbia Excursion Company, sank after an ice gorge pushed it ashore while being refloated.

ST. Louis Providence New Orleans Mississippi Columbia Excursion Company

Not So Pleasant Sights A American visitor on a cross country trip

An American traveler with an English companion recounts that while she admired deserts sunsets and rivers she fixates on car cemeteries rubbish heaps and dumps. The piece questions why Americans seem so untidy compared with the orderly scenes in England and Canada.

California New York England

Mind and Body Linked in Hopkins Study Findings

Dr G Camby Robinson of Baltimore reports eighty percent of patients at Johns Hopkins and other hospitals suffer disorders partly due to emotional disturbances. Speaking at Atlantic City, he argues spiritual adjustment and vocational harmony are needed before physical remedies work, urging physicians to focus on domestic, job, and love stresses in patient histories.

G. Camby Robinson Baltimore Johns Hopkins Robinson Atlantic City Association of American Physicians

Problem parents urged to examine own flaws first

New York child psychologist Dr. Margaret Wylie argues that many child problems stem from parental temper and character flaws. She urges parents to analyze fears worries lack of temper control procrastination inconsistency jealousy and other personal difficulties reflected in the child. She offers practical rules including a steady philosophy faith courage humor and clear decision making to balance work play rest and exercise.

Margaret Wylie New York Dr. Wylie

World to face the young tackle with skill and perseverance

The piece notes a June valedictorian's thanks to parents and teachers for affection and training. It argues the youth now enter a world with health and education advantages, new communications, labor-saving devices, and entertainment tools. With brains and gratitude, they should improve the imperfect world.

Teachers College

Copyright Office profits rise as treasury gains

The Copyright Office shows steady profits over decades with 1936 37 receipts of 280 541 against expenses of 251 748. Fees come from copyright registrations with 2 for published works and 1 for unpublished, while nearly a quarter million items were copyrighted last year. The piece notes this is a rare government money maker and calls for conservation of resources and civic training.

Washington Treasury Copyright Office Library of Congress Providence Bulletin

Bosporus Strait Derived From Greek Legend Cow Ford

The Bosporus entrance to the Black Sea from the Mediterranean is named from a Greek myth in which a transformed cow swam the strait. The myth centers on Zeus changing a cow into a protective figure at this waterway.

Black Sea Mediterranean Bosphorus

Anniversaries of notable figures span centuries

Today’s anniversaries recall Henry William Stresel born 1729, Manasseh Cutler born 1742, John S. Dwight born 1813, Daniel G. Brinton born 1837, Linda Gilbert born 1817, Joseph F. Berry born 1856, William Boyce Thompson born 1869, Jamestown Virginia’s founding, Jefferson Davis’ time, the Louisiana Lottery offer in 1810, early radio in 1914, imperial meetings in 1918, Wilson veto in 1920, and Black Legion exposure in 1936, highlighting diverse leaders and events in American history.

Henry William Stresel Baron von Stiegel Piones Germany Manasseh Cutler Hamilton Mass Ohio Company Northwest Killingly Conn John S. Dwight Boston Daniel G. Brinton Philadelphia America Thornburg Linda Gilbert New York Rochester N. Y Joseph F. Berry Epworth Herald Canada Jamestown Emony New World Jefferson Davis Oss Monroe Lonsiana Lottery Company Wanamaker Pres Wilson Pres. Wilson Congress Black Legion W. P A Detroit

The Self Centered Parish Described in Philippians Style

A church described through a contrast to Philippi. The parish is not wealthy but trained to give abundantly toward God and others. Their purse never runs dry as they support ministry and missions, while their critics wonder how the parish maintains such generosity.

Philippians Macedonia Thessalonica Philippi St. Paul’s

Todax Birthday List Extends Across Cities

David B. Robertson president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen born in W. Austintown Ohio age 62. Jean Starr Untermeyer author poet born Zanesville Ohio age 52. Maud M Lindsay Sheffield Alabama age 64. Dr James H Franklin president Crozier Theological Seminary Chester Pennsylvania born Pampin Virginia age 66. Staney Fred Chicago merchant born London age 63. Horace Bowker New York chairman American Agricultural Chemical Company born Boston age 61.

David B. Robertson Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Cleveland W. Austintown Jean Starr Untermeyer New York Zanesville Maud M Lindsay Sheffield Ala Tuscumbia James H. Franklin Crozier Theological Seminary Chester Pampin Staney Fred Chicago London Horace Bowker American Agricultural Chemical Company Boston

Astrological Advice on Diligence and Birth Timing

The excerpt counsels that diligence brings rewards and that thrift earns friends and fortune. It notes that later births yield greater aspiration, suggesting a link between birth timing and ambition.

Lake Avenue Coming Events and Meetings

Lake Avenue Missionary Sunday at Lake Avenue Community Church on May 15 from 10 45 to 11 45 AM features Miss Katharyn LaSor and Marie Duffie of Hope Printing Paw Paw Michigan speaking to raise funds for the blind. Elvira Township Mother Singers plan practice at Lake Avenue School May 16 at 7 30 PM. School round up at Lake Avenue School May 17 from 10 AM to 11 AM for fall enrollees.

Lake Avenue Katharyn LaSor Marie Duffie Hope Printing Company Paw- Paw Michigan Elvira Township

Grange Hustlers and Flying Needles 4-H Hold Brief Meetings

The Grange Hustlers met at Grange Hall Tuesday afternoon and the Flying Needles 4-H club met after school at Lake Avenue School. No definite decisions were made at either gathering.

Grange Hustlers Grange Hall Flying Needles 4-H Club Lake Avenue School

Pleasant Hour Club Hosts Bridge Evening in Avon

Mrs Weiler entertained the Pleasant Hour Club at her Avon home on Wednesday evening with a bridge game. Prizes went to guest Mrs Cummings and Mrs Gervis Gates. Mrs Cummings was admitted as a new member. A lunch followed and the group planned to meet in two weeks at Mrs George Nagels home.

Avon

Loyal Youth Social at Baptist Church Notes

The Loyal Youth of the Baptist Sunday School held a monthly social in the church dining room with a business meeting and recreation hour. Lunch was served by Edith Edna and Tom Buell at Rosalind Wordell's home in Jude. Avon Civic Association plans its May 17 meeting to appoint committees for next year. High School and Jr High glee clubs and Maypole dances are scheduled, with Clearview Contest numbers by the glee clubs and toy rhythm displays by the grades. Mr and Mrs John Fruehauf and daughter of Cleveland visited Wednesday evening.

The Baptist Sunday School Church Edith Edna Tom Buell Rosalind Wordell Jude Avon Civic Association Jr High Clearview John Fruehauf Cleveland Bertha Parsons Memorial Hospital William Ott Peru Wakeman Etta Minor Mary Dill Robert Hart Mantua Alice Benson Maxine Scott W. J. Benson Ilanetti C. J. Hoyt Neale Shinsky C. J. Cranston

Wakeman High Holds Junior Senior Class Reception

The Wakeman High School juniors and seniors hosted a reception at the Antlers Hotel Lorain Ohio with a Northwestern 150th Celebration motif. Speakers included Elbridge Radcliffe, George Gardner, James Tianetti and Alfred Murray among faculty members and students.

Wakeman Wakeman High School Antlers Lorain Elbridge Radcliffe George Gardner James Tianetti Alfred Murray Joseph Tianetti Arms & Advan Dorris Beecher Wanda Belle Felton Robert Morgan Laura Wessell Hazel Dalton Frances Conry Helen O’drian

Funeral notices reach Cleveland after bereavement

Sick list at Norwalk Memorial Hospital reports Mr. Rice improving. Mr and Mrs Frank Rice were called to Cleveland on Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mr Rice's brother's wife.

Norwalk Memorial Hospital Frank Rice Cleveland

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