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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1937
Page
13
Rates listed for newspaper delivery by carrier and mail across regions. Includes prices: 180 weeks prepaid, Blythe Lorain adjoining counties 4.00 yearly, rest of Ohio 5.06 yearly. Date noted Thursday May 20 1937.
University of Michigan President Dr. Alexander Ruthven warns at the American Council of Education meeting that the Harrison Black Fletcher bill would hand 8 billion dollars in federal revenue to the states over five years, risking political control of education and inequitable tax burdens. He urges educators to resist federal subsidies and seek balanced, autonomous higher education.
The article reviews rapid mechanization from Eli Whitney to modern machine tools. It notes interchangeable parts for rifles, mass production, and productivity gains of 200 to 300 percent in a decade. Advances include high speed cutting tools, automatic measuring devices, four high strip mills, and vast output per worker.
Boake Carter comments on a proposed National Association for the Elimination of Homework. He argues against reducing school work, praising discipline, initiative, and traditional family life, and criticizes a trend toward leisure and Government aid. He questions the value of less work and greater play for children.
A list of anniversaries highlights Stephen Girard born in France and dying in 1831, Philadephia financier and War of 1812 benefactor who left 9 million for public good. Dolly Madison, born in Guilford County New York, wife of the President, died in 1849. William G. Fargo, born in Pompary New York, helped found the express system and died in 1881. Antoinette L. B. Blackwell, born in Henrietta New York, Unitarian clergyman, temperance and suffrage leader.
A compact calendar note recounts past deaths from 1921 to 1929 including Albert A. Pope and Emile Berliner, with Columbus and Decatur milestones, Cuba’s 1902 inauguration, and a 1929 Hoover Law Enforcement Commission mention. It also lists today's birthdays for Marion Bukter, Augustine Lonergan, Henry Gibbins, Ernest Stires, and Allan Nevins.
A meditative reading on the Prodigal Son emphasizes the elder brother’s sympathy, the younger son’s bold confession, and the father’s forgiving depth. It notes the hardship of returning, facing judgment, and the ongoing struggle to reconcile with the unforgiving while seeking repentance and home.
The Boys 4-H club met in the Baptist church Thursday night and elected officers: President Donald Crocker, vice president Warren Meek, secretary Milton Walters, treasurer Robert Harrington. William Ingersoll presided. Members plan calves, pigs, sheep, and forestry projects. Next meeting at Donald Crocker’s home.
Dr James R Judd of Honolulu, a noted surgeon born in Camp Point Ill, is commemorated. Also noted is Mrs Sigrid Undset, famed Norwegian novelist, born 55 years ago.
The passage highlights a fortunate day symbolizing strong organizational ability and affection for nature and country. It urges generous action and warns against tyranny and selfishness, noting such behavior invites misfortune.
Thelma Van Arsdale daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Van Arsdale entertained many young friends at a Saturday afternoon party at her home. Recent visitors at the homes of Mr and Mrs George Walkden and Mr and Mrs James Cather included Mrs John Oring Miss Mabel Oring of Dover Mr and Mrs Ernest Walkden Lois and Mrs Jennie Mitchell of Elyria Perry Reisinger of Columbia Mrs Hilda Yost Downs of Grat ton and Mr and Mrs Chauncy Walkden and family of Spencer Mrs Mary Fishburn of Elyria Mrs Walter Fishburn of Eaton Mr and Mrs Ruben Walkden and children of Olmsted Falls Mrs L J Rabins and Mrs Roy Dettman of Columbia Clergy and commencement week events noted with a Baccalaureate service at the Methodist Church concluding with a benediction.
Funeral services for Mrs Mayme Rollin 63 were held Saturday at her son's home in Penfield with Rev Adcock of Elyt ia officiating. Brother Rev William Slater sang Face to Face with his wife accompanying. Interment followed in Penfield cemetery. Pallbearers named. Floral tributes noted.
Mrs Carl Stentz hosted Congregational Society at her home with a covered dish lunch. Mrs William Brouse attended. Mrs Clyde Browand, formerly Blanche Holmes of Litchfield, is slightly improved. Farm Club reschedules to Tuesday June 1 due to YMCA demonstration. new meeting place to be announced later.
Mrs. Edd Mitchell and Rosalind attended a shower for Mrs. Ted Griffor at the Chateau in Lorain on Monday evening. Several from Avon Lake joined the Baptist Ladies Aid Society at the home of Mrs. Nelson Chester on Tuesday afternoon. Henry Moore, who is sailing ot
Valley City residents hosted and visited over the weekend with guests from Granger, Cleveland, Brunswick, Elyria, Bunawick, and Detroit. Events include Sunday dinners, church gatherings, a bridge club session, and a wedding announcement, with several high scores and prizes noted.
The Tomlinson family from Cleveland enjoyed a home stay Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Sullivan and daughters from Cleveland reside at the Leo Helder home on Center Road. Mrs. Louis Stack and daughter and Miss Margaret Reif of Cleveland visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reif. Wendell Son from Lakewood spent Wednesday with Avon Lake friends. Townsend Club hosts a special event and dance tonight at Park Hall with Biltz Orchestra. Girl Scouts meet Friday at 3:30 PM at Park Hall. Alumni Banquet planned for the school Saturday evening.
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