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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1937
Page
6
The pine cone was sacred to Cybele goddess of abundance and early Italians attached them to vineyard poles to ensure good crops. This superstition led to their use as gate post ornaments on drives of country estates.
A historical reflection cites biblical calls against unjust decrees and the inevitability of moral judgment through war and upheaval. It argues that denial of resources or privileges spurs conflict, as history shows cycles of reversals and social disruption shaping power and policy.
The Per se Guild Society held an evening gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs A J Halet in Lorain on Wednesday. The regular business session was conducted.
Two men clashed as they shouted about drivers, urging restraint and warning against rushing across highways. The exchange focused on temper, safety, and the danger of assuming fault, with both sides urging caution before any crossing.
Mrs. Charles Dute hosted the National Safety Council at her home for the next regular meeting on Tuesday December 28 inviting Mr. and Mrs Karl Kutetha of Lorain Mr. and Mrs Carl Fowl and daughter Patricia of West Ridge and Mrs and Mrs Carl Friday of this place Refreshments were served to 30 members and guests. BRIEFS Mr and Mrs Charles Bechtel visited relatives Wednesday Mrs Ralph MacDonald called on friends Thursday Mr and Mrs Clifton Simms and daughter Patricia spent the day with Mr and Mrs W Simms Mrs Carl Friday visited Saturday with her sister Mrs Carl Fowl of West Ridge Carl Friday with R G Baus and Reuben Baus motored to Whitmore Lake Michigan Friday for the funeral of Mrs Wallace Spiegelbers.
Dr. Edward Singer of Cornell unveiled a fluorescent miseroscope at the New York Academy of Medicine that allows visualization of living organs during function. The device enables in body imaging after injecting fluorescence fluid and may map organs by electrical charges, aiding diagnosis and focal infection understanding.
A Philadelphia Inquirer editorial argues the federal government should fully back industry to restore growth. It warns against one handed tactics, calls for repeal of capital gains taxes, simpler revenue measures, and clear declarations of support to spur investment, jobs, wages, and tax receipts.
The Roosevelt administration faces a classic choice between cutting government spending or raising taxes. The piece argues for retrenchment to avoid further federal burdens amid high state and municipal taxes, urging cost slashing before new levies and warning against inflating the federal load. It also reflects broader musings on wisdom, education, and virtue.
The page catalogs notable anniversaries and birth and death dates for figures connected to American and British history. It cites Pitt, Eliza Lemle, Burnet, Davenport, Durfee, Mason and Dixon, Zebulon Pike, Sherman, and others with dates ranging from the 1600s to the 1930s, highlighting political, scientific, and cultural figures and events.
Frieda Mevno and her two pets, Pete and Repeat the skunks, roam near Sturtevant Wisconsin as neighbors question the harmless pair. A flying record from Van nerendors barricade therselves over Canady to aside anente their homes when they see Frieda Mevno is umden tive Pours.
A retrospective of prominent figures born around 50 to 67 years ago includes Professor Felix Frankfurter, Franklin P. Adams, Vincent Astor, W. Averill Harriman, Carroll B. Merriam, Dr. S Josephine Baker, Edith Scott Magna, and actor Lewis Stone. The piece notes life can be narrow yet not entirely unhappy with a strong emphasis on home and parental ties as the day unfolds.
Members of the Womans Visionary Spirit or WMS and the Ladies Aid Society met at the F J Barter home on West Ridge Wednesday evening with about fifty in attendance. Miss C E Cook, president of the WMS, presided the meeting opening with song.
Mrs Milton Ep ples and other members led readings with brief vocal duets. Business sessions occurred for both societies. December gathering planned at Mrs Spregeberg’s home with Mrs Ingold assisting for a Christmas party and gift exchange. A social hour followed with refreshments.
The Needle Guild Society members gathered to discuss upcoming displays, project collaborations, and charity outreach. Members shared progress on stitching projects, planned a county fair booth, and welcomed three new attendees to the club.
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