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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1936

Page

5

Chapel service and Grange meeting notices at local school

The chapel service Friday morning at the school was directed by teacher Miss Agnes Bouga with a study on Rubber. The Old Glory Grange set its regular meeting for Thursday evening November 19 instead of the 26 due to Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs R B Kelner hosted guests from Columbia and Cuyahoga Falls on Sunday.

Agnes Bouga Old Glory Grange R. B. Kelner Columbia Cuyahoga Falls

Passing of J. H. Firestone of Spencer

The late J. H. Firestone of Spencer was laid to rest today. He built up a bank in Spencer in 1900 and served as a stock dealer and director of Spencer Manufacturing Co. His civic leadership and wide friendships left a distinct loss to the community.

J. H. Firestone Spencer Mr. Firestone Harvey Firestone Akron Ivestock Spencer Manufacturing Co Civie

Maximum Population Theoretical Limit for United States

The piece discusses a theoretical cap on U S population based on natural laws and living standards. It notes historical estimates tied to agriculture and industry, cites O E Baker of the Bureau of Agriculture, and claims birth rates have fallen, pushing the US toward a projected peak within about fifteen years followed by a decline.

Zeemire O. E. Baker Bureau of Agriculture United States

Early Voting Champion Emerges From New England Turnout

The piece notes New Ashford Massachusetts setting a new national standard for early voting and counting in the presidential race after Millsfield New Hampshire logged five votes for Landon and two for Roosevelt. It describes polls opening at 12 01 a m and early rising communities across Massachusetts and Vermont joining by dawn. It concludes with a light aside on Sydney Smith and civic duty.

New Ashford Massachusetts Millsfield New Hampshire Mr. Landon Roosevelt Landon New England Vermont Sydney Smith

Oldest living palm felled by vandals in Australia

A palm tree claimed as the oldest living thing on earth was cut down by vandals in Australia. The tree known as Great Grandfather Peter began around 15 000 years ago but the stump will sustain it for years. Authorities seek motive as decay remains and no commercial gain was found.

Australia Peter Palm Tree

New York Theater Crowd Shapes Midnight Broadway Scene

A 1936 panorama of New York’s urban nightlife describes midtown glamour, restaurant crowds, and the Shubert Alley ritual. It notes the movie hour, sidewalk pitchmen, and theater district culture, with reflections on actors like Clifton Webb and George M. Cohan alongside daily commuter habits.

Notable anniversaries span leaders explorers and events

A summary of key anniversaries lists 1740 George H Laskiel Moravian bishop born in Russia died Bethlehem 1814. 1832 Andrew D White Cornell president diplomat author born Homer NY died Ithaca 1918. 1847 Lotta Crabtree actress born New York died Boston 1924. 1859 Henry Grier Bryant explorer geographer born Alleghany PA died 1932. 1867 Marie Curie born Poland died France 1934. 1870 George Gellhorn St Louis physician born Germany died 1956. 1811 Battle of Tippecanoe Gen Harrison defeats Indians. 1836 balloon flight Green Mason Holland 609 miles in 18 hours. 1854 Myron H Clark elected NY governor on prohibition platform. 1875 Remains of A T Stewart stolen and reburied. 1917 Bolshevist Revolution context.

George H. Laskiel Russia Bethlehem Andrew D. White Cornell Homer N. Y Ithaca Lotta Crabtree New York Boston Henry Grier Bryant Alleghany Marie Curie Poland France George Gellhorn St. Louis Germany Tippecanoe Ind Harrison Green Mason Holland Myron H. Clark A. T. Stewart

Love In Action And Not Just Words From Bible Readings

The meditations emphasize that God’s love requires deeds not words and that faith in Christ brings eternal life. It notes love expresses itself through action, asks readers to reflect on whether their lives prove their love for God. Included are brief obituaries and classic quotes.

God

Prince Of Peace Contest Winners Are Announced

In Amherst Ohio on November 7 at the Senior High chapel Miss Margaret Hice directed three Prince of Peace contests. Judges were professors Utterback Oberlin Mrs Jones Graf ton and Mr Gibbons Elyria. Peggy Wesbecher won first in group one with Priscilla Varga first in group two. Danil Novath won top honors in group three. Winners advance to the county contest.

Amherst Margaret Hice Utterback Oberlin Jones Grafton Gibbons Elyria Melvin Kolbe Beverly Bruce Burton Hoffner Peasy Wesbechter June Carter Peggy Wesbecher Nettie Schieffer Dorothy Michael Priscilla Vargo Gerald VanKeuren Frances Raab Priscilla Varga Nettie Schaefffer Mary Izoid Robert Laux James Larson Danil Novath Junior Hichapel Robert Hubbard

Fragmentary psychic traits by birth hour

The text outlines how morning births receive fuller joviality while afternoon births show weaker temperaments. It notes a 2VEerr enthusiastic temperament present in the latter part but that energy wanes and may become listless. Corroborated as Corrigated.

Awakening a Restless Mind in Early College Critique

The article describes aging writ ers noting native minds as listless without spur to action. It cites San Jose criticism by Wal lace selecting co eds in low shoes and bare legs as subjects, urging critique of male students who neglect clean white shoes.

San Jose Cal Rar Wallace State College

Oberlin Professor to Speak at PTA Meeting

Professor Raymond Fisher of Oberlin College education department will speak at the Public School PTA meeting in the school auditorium Monday evening. The program includes group singing led by N Hearn and other musical numbers.

Raymond Fisher Department of Education Oberlin College N.&. Hearn

Lake Avenue Community Church Services and Activities

Lake Avenue LAKE AVENUE reports Sunday services with Bible school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 45 led by Earl R. Peck. Six Women’s Association members quilted at Mrs V Schaeffer’s home with three visitors. Local women attended an Elyria YMCA 4-H advisors meeting where pins and premiums were awarded.

Lake Avenue Kermet Leibr Earl R. Peck Women’s Association of

Mothers honor Mrs Bartter with linen shower at school

The mothers of first and second grade children surprised their teacher Mrs G Bartter with a linen shower at the school house. Participants included Mrs Otto Stabbush Mrs Howard Van Neil Mrs Cobb Mrs John Jackson Mrs Frank Behnke Mrs Lawrence Mrs Deli Crom ling Mrs Carl Smith Mrs W Scott Mrs Couture Mrs Mitch ell Mrs Harold Starker Miss Van Wagnon Miss Hines Mr Henne the principal and William Buckholtz the janitor. Mrs Bartter received many gifts and refreshments were served to children and adults. A pleasant time has enjoyed br ail.

G. Bartter Otto Stabbush Howard van Neil Cobb John Jackson Frank Behnke Lawrence Deli Cromling Carl Smith W. Scott Couture Mitchell Harold Starker van Wagnon Hines Hen

Fish Supper Benefits North Elsha Grange at Grange Hall

A fish supper was sponsored for the benefit of the North Elsha Grange at the Grange hall on Friday November 6. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Leslie Gould Mr and Mrs Bartter Mr and Mrs Huene Mr A E Wallington and the hosts Mr and Mrs John Hogan.

North Elsha Grange Grange Ahll Leslie Gould Bartter Huene A. E. Wallington John Hogan

PTA Meeting Notice and Community Recital Details

The notice lists Dorothy Jones directing a program with a flute solo by Arthur Schmithkuns and piano by Doris Gaeler. Mrs J R MacKenzie will preside at the PTA business meeting and report on the state council meeting in Toledo. All parents urged to attend.

Dorothy Jones Arthur Schmithkuns Doris Gaeler J. R. MacKenzie State Council of Toledo

Legion To Attend Services Sunday At First Evangelical

Armistice Sunday will be observed this Sunday at the First Evangelical church. Members of Elmer Johnson post of the American Legion and the ladies auxiliary will attend services in a body. Rev. Hayes will talk on the topic Making America Safe for Democracy.

First Evangelical Church Elmer Johnson Post The American Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary Hayes America

Junior Walther League Meeting At St Pauls Church

Members of the Junior Walther League met Friday evening at the church parlors for discussion of a topic followed by a social hour with games and contests. Later luncheon was served.

Walther League of

Elmer Johnson Post Plans Church Services and Turkey Supper

Elmer Johnson Post of the American Legion met in regular session to discuss routine business and arrange attendance at First Franselical church services Sunday morning. Members will meet at the club rooms before going to church and join the auxiliary for a turkey supper on November 10. Miss Annie DeVries of Chicago is visiting at the home of her sister and brother in law, Mr and Mrs J Urban. Fred Strauss Sr is reported seriously ill at his Elyria Avenue home.

Elmer Johnson Post American Legion Foursquare Church Urban Washington Avenue Annie DeVries Chicago J. Urban Fred Strauss, Sr Elyria ‘Avenue

Scientist Claims Monkey Gland Method Creates Superhumans

Dr. Serge Voronoff, originator of the monkey gland treatment, says a new medical process could transform humans into superior beings, potentially altering the human race.

Vienna Serge Voronoff

Birthday observance for Mr and Mrs Andrew Rawson event

Gifts and birthday cards marked the day as twenty four ladies and four children joined Mrs Hollis Ruth Lucille Flood and Davidson of Elyria for a birthday gathering. An devotional service led by Mrs Davidson followed dinner. The speaker, a missionary of nineteen years, spoke on India. News notes show the sixth grade led activities afterward.

Yer Andrew Rawson G. Hollis Ruth Lucille 8. Flood Davidson Elyria Adev Otional

P. T. A. Meeting Set at School House Wednesday

The Lake Avenue P. T. A. will meet at the school house Wednesday November il. with E. G. Baxter of Ebiyria High School as speaker.

Lake Avenue P. T. A E. G. Baxter Ebiyria High School

Curious bathroom acoustics boost urge to exercise

The text notes a scientific reason for feeling more inclined to exercise in a bath and less in a drawing room. It cites the bath room’s zood acoustics and voice reverberation as boosting a sense of power, while carpets and heavy furniture in a drawing-room dampen reverb and motivation.

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