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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1938
Page
17
Boake Carter argues two forgotten men exist in America beyond age 40 and long-tenured workers. He claims younger, less-experienced entrants displace them through efficiency zeal, while a government stance encourages coercive unionism and undermines workers content with their jobs.
The author critiques mass meetings used to provoke strikes, noting editors push fear and shout for yes votes while real ballots are hidden. He argues secret ballots under a revised Wagner Act would curb intimidation, prevent layoffs, and restore prosperity by allowing sober, experienced workers to vote their convictions.
Advert shows World's Tonic as a natural extract drink claimed to ease chronic constipation and improve digestion. It asserts benefits for stomach, liver, kidneys, and blood, urging readers to obtain a bottle at Phillips Drug Store and other drug outlets.
The narrative recalls a Pennsylvania German unit arriving at a camp, seizing streets, and forcing evacuations. Soldiers burn beds, then advance up Lookout Mountain to Bridgeport and Tennessee crossings while constructing a river bridge. Army pressure, rail and river blockades, and a night march precede Lookout Valley fighting.
The text argues the New Deal must assist forgotten workers to channel their emotions without fear, noting the government has instead fostered fear and destructive anger, harming industry and the nation as a whole.
Miss Gertrude Rodock, a teacher in Anna Ohio, spent a week with her parents the Rodocks. Mrs. Hoagland and son George of Warren Ohio visited the Feuchters. Mrs. Earl Arnold stays a week with Cleveland relatives. Clergy and families visited Rev Grunwald and friends from Amherst Lorain Elyria Cleveland. Funeral services were held in Cleveland for Charles Indorf, drowned near Avon. Edna Wolf of Cleveland also mentioned.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Wolf Mrs Mary Bay Miss Margaret Bay Miss Ida Keller Tommy Billy Mynehhenberg Miss Twila Wilkinson of Elyria and Elton Hill of North Eaton. The Rocky River High School Nature Club plans a Cook's Forest trip. Air France formed by uniting all its aviation companies.
A compact directory lists local churches with ministers and service times including Columbia Baptist PM 11 00 Am Norfolk? Sunday School 10 00. North Ridgeville Congregation’s Church Sunday School 10 Am Morning Service 11 Am. Epworth League times listed at 7 00 and 7 39. Methodist and Episcopal listings show morning worship schedules and midweek prayers.
LaPorte Methodist with Rev Thomas Hughes announces Sunday school at 1039 and church service at 1115. Birmingham M E with Rev M Kaetzel lists morning worship 945 and Sunday school 1045. St Peter's Catholic North Ridgeville lists Masses Sixth thirty nine forty to ten o'clock. Avon Baptist with Rev A Bantham and Geo Jenkins superintendent shows Sunday School 1015 and Morning Worship 1015.
Readable church notices list service times for Penfield Junction Baptist Huntington United Kipton Community and others. Includes Sunday School hours morning worship and midweek prayer services with multiple churches and pastors noted.
A Sunday school lesson on Mark 10 17 31 notes a young man seeking eternal life during Jesus preaching tour through Per a The text contrasts wealth youth and power with genuine faith urging obedience beyond mere morality and highlighting Jesus call to sell possessions take up the cross and follow Him The lesson emphasizes sincerity nobility and the Master’s loving response.
A sermon contrasts ceremonial versus Christian righteousness, warning that love of money misleads motives and noting Jesus' teaching on wealth and entrance to God’s kingdom. It emphasizes regeneration as a divine work, Peter’s reaction, and the promise of reward for those who sacrifice for the gospel.
A religious text fragment asks five questions about morality, salvation, wealth, temptation, and Christian testing. Clericus contends the religious nature seeks God beyond possessions or moral virtue, leaving the soul restless without divine fulfillment.
Rev. Carl Elder, a Presbyterian missionary in Siam, will lecture at the Avon Vincent Methodist churches Sunday May 15. He teaches at McGilvery Theological Seminary and attends Oberlin School of Theology. A special missionary offering will be taken. The Fourth Quarterly Conference follows on Tuesday May 17 at Vincent Methodist Church with Dr Vernon W Wagar presiding and a 6 30 tureen supper.
A religious reflection urges believers to examine motives and prioritize loyalty to Christ. It emphasizes that personal wealth and social virtues are insufficient without a right standing with God, guiding believers to seek spiritual rightness first.
A Pilgrim Press book presents Jesus as a real personality understandable by children. It portrays the events of his life and the conditions of his era with simplicity and directness. Each chapter ends with questions and topics for study.
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