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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1934
Page
6
Nebraska approved a constitutional amendment for a nonpartisan one house legislature of 30 to 40 members. championed by Senator George W Norris, the plan aims to modernize government and reduce legislative complexity, with full effect not until 1937 and years of trial ahead.
Excerpts critique a wave of defensive movements across professions. From West coast butter and egg traders to Fifth Avenue models and chorus girls, crowds deny vanity while politicians recast roles. The piece suggests illusions fade as new ideas outpace old criticisms.
Education officials push safe driving into curricula with a new text "Good Driving A Manual for the High Schools" by the National Safety Council. It outlines six units from automobile basics to accident prevention and cites a need for school programs as millions die yearly on roads.
A periodical note lists religious reflections from Golden Legion Bible Reading, mentions Lydia's home as a haven, and notes contemporary events and birthdays. It includes a horoscope warning of trials, privations, and sensitive minds, with potential family influence risks.
Anniversaries list notable births and deaths including Jacob Abbott born in Maine 1903 and Anson Burlingame born in Massachusetts. Also John McCullough Stopford Brooke Henry Clay Barnabee Claude Monet Ernst Perabo and Samuel Seabury are mentioned with dates and places. Today in history notes Samuel Seabury’s 1784 consecration as first U.S. Anglican bishop.
A Lake Avenue Community church event calendar item announces a home talent play by the Woman's Association on Friday evening November 16 at the Lake Avenue School House, plus a smaller play and outside music. A birthday party for Howard Behnke Jr is described with pink and white decor, cake, games, gifts, and attendees.
Sunday School at 5:30 and church services at 10:45 welcome all. BRIEFS report a monthly meeting of the Teachers and officers at the School House on Tuesday evening. Weekly prayer gathering was Monday at the Reynolds home. Lorain visitors Marilyn Croskey joined the Croskey family, and Elyria visitors Jane Starchbill called on Harold Starkey and family.
Avon November 14 The Junior Department of the Baptist U S held a weekly party in the church dining room with nineteen attendees. Rev Bartham led a devotional period assisted by Miss Mary Walker and Mrs Marjorie Reisinger. Next meeting set for Monday at the church.
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Week end guests Mrs Herbert and Katherine Herbert visit. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Knights of St John meet at St Marys hall on Tuesday evening. Mrs Henry Mehling and son Frederick in Cleveland Monday. Mr and Mrs Frank Smith and children visit Walter Herbert family Sunday. Weekly prayer meeting and Community Bible study set for Thursday at 8 pm in the church dining room. Mrs B W Beidler returns from Ontario Canada.
A Armistice celebration in South Amherst drew Legion and Auxiliary members to the town hall for a two course dinner and games after a red, white and blue decorated evening. The Village Council met, approving use of the east hall room by the Legion Auxiliary for a recreation space and noting routine business. Meanwhile, Nativity Church ladies organize a card party in the church parlors and a dance is planned in Fores.
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation reports rural support for defeating constitutional changes to limit the gas tax to eight cents a gallon and bar diversions. Perry LeGreen of Hiram notes margins were slim but show voters won’t rely on property assessments for roads if a three cent tax is insufficient. The bureau says farmers backed the defeat.
The Volunteer Firemen sponsor a Friday evening event with William Jamie in charge of arrangements, according to the notice.
Mrs Paul Morel Mrs Fred Holzhauer Mrs Robert Allsop and Miss Ruth Allsop were basic mass shoppers in Cleveland on Tuesday Cap A T Patchett has returned to his home after sailing the Great Lakes on the Freighter Pavent with the Pittsburgh Steamship Co during the summer Mr and Mrs W H Henderson of Fostoria Ohio were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs H E Moore
In 1786 Dr Picke, a German chemist, lit a laboratory with gas obtained from distillation of bones, marking an early attempt to use gas practically for heating and fighting purposes.
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