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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1934
Page
4
A 1934 reflection notes church attendance at 30 percent amid economic hardship. it argues moral recovery and social stability hinge on character and the golden rule, citing roosevelt loyalty sunday and nation business editor merle thorpe. it stresses church and man mutually need each other for civilization’s permanency.
At the opening of Columbia University's School of Medicine Dr Wheeler urged enriching the physician's life by learning to live with the blind. He stressed that the blind can plan and work, benefited by phonograph and radio for recreation and education. Blind individuals now enter wider work and can aid others, the war blind included.
The motor industry leads the recovery, planning extensive plant upgrades and higher output for 1935. Manufacturers invest millions in expansion, with orders sufficient for two months of production, while the market hinges on the discretion of individual buyers proving resilient and hopeful.
Otis Skinner argues that theatre should reflect present social conditions and rejects vulgarity for box office. He cites Macbeth Hamlet and Romeo as proof crime and sex exist in drama but insists good taste arbiters. He warns against glamorized crime on screen and urges individual restraint as the remedy.
A fragmentary newspaper page reflects on early Christian apostle events, noting Acts gaps, Galatians, and Corinthians hints, then lists birthdays of notable figures and a forecast about a schemer’s rise. It preserves dated names, places, and quotes from the era, ending with a copyright note and a brief character judgment.
Fragmentary list of anniversaries and historical notes including Richard Baxter born 1645, various figures in American Revolution and 19th century, with mis-typed dates and locations. Mentions Vernon Mount Vernon, Debir horn, Elizabeth Staaten, Munro and Johnston placeholders, and a 1829 note about American army under Mant mamery entering Mantreni.
Penfield P T A held its meeting on a Thursday in November. The president ordered the session. minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. RJ Esiin. A discussion on library program funding and staff salaries followed, with members noting advances and planning for future support from government and schools.
Spuhy and duclent groups presented violin solos by Ray Rowland of Wellington and a piano piece by Betty Jedi Page. The Fanny Woman's Club met at As Sylvester Jackson’s home with forty ladies and seven children, rugs on display, and a covered dish dinner.
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