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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1938
Page
2
London reports Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain says Britain should act as a go to for peace while avoiding policing other nations. He asserts no clash at Munich over systems and rejects any victory for either side, promising to use influence to halt war if needed.
NORWALK reports Frank Linder had his appendix removed on Nov 10 and, during the operation, he also removed a two and a half inch pearl stick pin he had swallowed two years earlier, which had bothered him since.
A recent examination disclosed a pin grown fast to the wall of the large intestine. Through a series of treatments, two local musicians succeeded in forcing its pin into the appendix. Then the appendix was removed.
Professor Lows Lord of Oberlin College will address Western Reserve Academy in Hudson Ohio this Sunday on the Augustan celebration topic. The Classics head will discuss historical context and impact, offering insights into ancient Rome and its modern reflections.
Hyde Park New York November 10 President Roosevelt studied today a report from Elmer Andrews wages and hours administrator who estimated that less than 50000 workers have lost their jobs as a result of the act These 50000 represent less than one half of one per cent of the workers affected and he said a number of field reports suggest that when all readjustments are completed total employment will have been increased rather than decreased as a result of the act The report said that per cent of the workers laid off were employed in four industries pecan shelling tobacco stemming lumber and bagging
After the European war scare eases, ocean travelers anticipate a renewed voyage flow. The article notes seasickness as a major discomfort, typically linked with customs checks, and describes its varying intensity from mild to severe.
Mr and Mrs And rew Radcliffe celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with a large chicken supper. Friends relatives and neighbors shared cards ice cream and cake while gifts of silver honored the couple. Additional local notices follow including school events and weekend visits from area residents.
A patient reports persistent sniffling with loss of smell and taste and inability to enjoy activities. Medical notes document ongoing nasal congestion and breathing difficulty, prompting evaluation for chronic sinus or allergic conditions and potential treatment options.
Seasickness remains a popular topic with jokes but a real issue for many sailors. The piece discusses causes from middle ear to sight and hearing, gives practical advice to travelers, and reports Vladimir Yourkevitch’s bulbous blister design for reducing hull vibrations and improving speed on ships like the Normandie, with notes it may be retrofitted to existing vessels.
Young Elkton attorney George Martin endures a chorus of would be matchmakers as mothers press daughter links while Rita Roselle, a flashy actress, circles him for a divorce case. He lunches with Eddie Jones and faces a tempting backstage invitation while Roger Buxton schemes to steer business his way through a tea with Katrine Buxton. George juggles flirtations and pressure as Rita calls with a date and Mrs. Buxton lurks with a planned alliance. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as Rita and George set a rendezvous.
In Wellington Ohio on Mason Hall Tuesday night Temple Chapter O ELS elected officers for the coming year. Marie Gibbins is Worthy Matron, Charles Ormerold Worthy Patron, Gledys Herrich Associate Matron, Richard McRisson Associate Patron, Dora Spangler secretary, May Seeley treasurer, Feences Fisher conductress, Leo Dickasen associate conductress, Florence Fortney trustee. A birthday supper preceded the meeting with cake and lighted carafes.
Excerpts from news reels recount phases of Ambassador Myron To Hericx life shown at LoNet theater at noon. The event followed by a tribute for members of the Wellmetot Renants Chub and featured collection by Manrvaer W J Powell of LoNet theatre, a club member who obtained material after Hericx's death. Also shown is Charles A Lindbergh's greeting during his France landing and dedication of the Heroes Memorial Library.
WPA overlies the post office Well ngtes pub co orty and First Well ngtor Baney observe Arm stite Day by having a holiday.
Fragments show Wil syind arykee year and mothers fete as the Wellyston Hugh sen team is mentioned. The note references Virs James Weschatr and an event dated November 18. Further readable details are limited.
Mrs FOM Obrig will act as kitchen chairman with Mrs Wilbur Suthf assisting in the dining room. A program is being arranged for the evening.
At Mor ian-Dirlam Post American Legion meeting Tuesday night a social with lunch followed by election returns. Friday night veterans and their wives will attend the Armistice Day banquet in Herrick Auditorium. Morgan-Dirlam Post and Auxiliary sponsor. Ed Wise and Mrs. Frank Clara oversee ticket sales.
The Parent-Teachers Association carnival at the school house will feature acts by the Dieveung quintup iers and Dr Da Pope. Leo Grimes sponsors a baby show with teachers including Van Blorgen and Grimes aiding. Harold Brenner and a cast present the comedy Who Gets the Car Tonight. Isabel Bishbaugh Anna Buswell Armand Ersign mission staff and seniors coach. The event includes a comedy set by Mabe, Clark Home Be oto structor, and P-Toy mothers in charge of the cafe. Dancing will accompany the program with Clyde Sebcel and his swing band providing music.
A special meeting at Mis CoS Church with about 20 attendees arranged the annual banquet for Sunny Vdets Hustlers and Outdoor 4-H clubs. The event will be Saturday evening November 12 at Ramoser's Restaurant, with Mr and Mrs Claude Hummel and Miss Frances Ebhert as guests. Guests may bring one companion, and Legionnaires will allow post rooms for entertainment after dinner. Mary Seitters Hilda Schach Floyd Oksen and Bob Seitters lead arrangements. After-dinner speeches by Mary Jordan Settlemier, with Hummel as toastmaster and pledge.
Mro and Mrs Charles Barrick and son Joseph will leave early next week for their Winter home in Florida. Miss Bessie Cunningham of here and her brother from Colorado are visiting relatives in Detroit and other places of interest. Mrs Thurston Walsh is in Oberlin for observation and treatment. Mrs Albert Luce Herrick avenue Fosta is confined to her bed with illness. Mrs George Terwilliger is confined to her home with illness. Mr and Mrs Harry Rockwell and daughter Belleflower California are visiting via the Lindsey home on North Main Street.
Miss Pauline Clifford cast her votes Tuesday at the polls and then left for a 19th winter in Florida. Her family has lived on the spa farm for 120 years. Ma Clifford once moved to Florida for her health and bought a home at St Dora Flora, working as a hardware man in that place. The Junior Girl Reserves raised 26 from a soup sale last Saturday and hiked to the Warner farm Tuesday evening. Mrs Harold Whiteside was a Cleveland visitor Tuesday.
Dr Agnes Savill told the Music and Life Congress in London that music aids workers in 100 English factories. She cited a cracker works where girls doing repetitive tasks grew brighter and more productive when fox trots and waltzes were played.
In Damariscotta Maine local guidance cautions Sherman Lake anglers to fish on designated sides of the dam where the fresh water of Sherman Lake meets the salt water of Marsh River with white perch fishing stated as legal. A separate note mentions Portugal maintaining a vast colonial empire in East Africa spanning about 300 000 square miles.
Bernice Webb Jackson of Anderson, a 63 year old grandmother, was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree by Ball State University. She traveled about 90 miles round trip to complete her college course while balancing family responsibilities.
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