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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1940
Page
8
Publication advertises single copy price three cents and carrier boy rate of 18 per week or 915 per year in advance. Domestic mail outside Elyria to Lorain and adjoining counties at 3.50 per year. Terms reference Whig newspaper region and regional circulation.
The piece contemplates Memorial Day as a moment to honor loved ones, with memory and hope guiding the soul. It contrasts the fading flowers and perfume with the enduring love and gratitude that give immortality to the departed, speaking of a spark that remains beyond death.
An unsigned editorial from The United States News, by David Lawrence, argues that material preparation for war is not enough. It warns against spiritual decadence, urges national sacrifice, and declares freedom's fate tied to courage and service beyond wealth and comfort. The piece contends democracy and Christian culture face extinction if citizens remain aloof.
A patriotic oration urges courage to defend liberty without aggression, invoking God and Lincoln. It argues for peace among nations, but stresses duty to hemisphere neighbors, and compares modern tyrannies to historical wars, urging spiritual strength and steadfast resolve.
A dated list notes birthdays and deaths of Patrick Henry James Broadhead Ebenezer Butterick Thomas Emmet John H House Charles R Van Hise Mare C Oemler Patrick Henry Rhode Island Wisconsin milestones and notable figures with brief notations. It ends with a reflection on personality traits and life outlook.
A Bible readings reflection on Matthew seven urges self examination before judging others. It notes fault finding harms the church and daily life, calling for Christian spirit to enter homes, work, politics, and society. The piece emphasizes mercy, humility, and personal renewal.
Elyria library children show lively interest in selecting a new name as ballots are cast by pupils from across the city. A committee picked six proposed names from many student suggestions and voting runs through Saturday night.
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