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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1937
Page
14
Councilman Hd Notley proposed to create a position to preserve an old four wheel hand drawn ladder truck. The relic dates to the 1870s 1880s and was used by volunteers in early fire fighters tournaments. Its rightful ownership is unclear and it sits at No 2 fire station unused and in the way.
A Duquesne University coed says she would accept an ideal man who chews tobacco in a campus poll. None of the students pictured her ideal with a mustache. A robin in Paineville spent five hours battling its reflection in a basement window.
Wanted reliable man with good references reputation and 600 dollars cash to acquire established business by well known national advertiser. Not sales work. Established accounts to be turned over. Plans for expansion to increase earnings. Short hours and about 125 per month to start. Give phone Write Box 105 Chronicle-Telegram.
The Spencer school Parents Teachers Association elected officers: President Royal Waltz, vice president Frank Rice, secretary and treasurer Mrs. Walter Howe. The meeting featured the county chorus of eighty five students and awards to Legion essay winners Richard Schuen Edith Roberts Vera Grissinger and Karl Flyler. Sixth grade won best attendance and will receive its award on the last day of school.
Boston University graduate student Arthur Flagsler Fultz experiments with musical co therapy to treat personality disorders. He believes music can calm or uplift a nervous case and help a patient regain balance, though overexposure may hinder concentration. Portable phonographs could accompany doctors, turning hospitals toward concert hall style therapy.
A syndicated New York column discusses anosmia color blindness and related quirks, mentioning Maeterlinck Goethe Swinburne and public dining choices. It reflects on library culture, city life, neighborly encounters aboard an elevator, and a Riverdale era anecdote with Irvin Cobb.
The note reflects a mixed Paris to New York travel vignette with mentions of a Riverside address dispute, O Henry connections, George White, Ziegfeld, Carroll, and Atlantic seafood habits. It muses on oyster eating at bars, compares seaside menus, and jokes about democracy as a form of government for people with free will.
The scene unfolds as pilot and co pilot ease from the plane after a dramatic flight at Rochester New York. Civil War veteran Joseph Bauer steps out to celebrate what he calls the best birthday in two years amid cautious cheers from onlookers.
A lighthearted line captures a bill collector admitting popularity when asked to make a call to ugalo, reflecting a casual, humorous moment in a routine financial exchange. The quote highlights a playful self-assessment in a mundane debt collection context.
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