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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1937
Page
10
Fatigue in industry often stems from poor nourishment rather than rest. Milk between meals boosts health and productivity, with 83 plants covering 115 230 workers reporting improved output, fewer illnesses, better morale, and reduced fatigue. Yale researchers Saggard and Greenberg are cited.
Jane Herbert Goward Ittles article advises that preschoolers often test limits with refusals. It recommends first not misreading defiance, then avoiding arguments, and calmly enforcing obedience by carrying or dressing the child despite protests. Keep a cool head to succeed.
An advertisement invites readers to obtain a 20 page booklet mailed in a plain envelope. It emphasizes privacy and discretion in handling confidential information requests. The small classified style copy urges free access and discreet service.
A special stockholders meeting in New York on December 6, 1937 will authorize Republic Steel Corporation to take control of Witherbee Sherman properties. The deal covers iron ore mines at Mineville and Port Henry New York plus lands near Lake Champlain, with a 25 year lease requiring at least 500000 tons of ore annually. Republic has begun managing the properties since November 15, 1937, and aims to boost ore reserves and provide a steady market for Witherbee Sherman ore.
Oberlin Dr Martin Sprengling of the University of Chicago opens the Haskell Lecture Series at Bosworth Hall at 4 15 pm this afternoon on The Arena of Asia's Christianity He will continue talks Nov 17 18 and 22 23 24 at the same time and venue Japan's Olympic Games Committee confirms the 1940 Games will be held.
A New York Day By Day column surveys straight men in comedy and editors shaping humor. It highlights Rudy Vallee and George Burns as top foils, Jay Brennan and Bert Savoy, Jim Corbett, Cliff Hall, and notes on Harold Ross, Peter Arno, Thurber, and Horace Lorimer. It discusses Wesley Stout’s rise, Post editorials, and industry shifts at the era’s magazines.
Oberlin President Ernest Ratch Wilkins departed Oberlin Monday night for New York to attend a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Foundation for the Advancement of the Social Sciences, an affiliate of the University of Denver. He plans to return Thursday morning. The Foundation was founded by James H. Causey of New York, an Oberlin College trustee.
A comic line describes a stiff legged creature with a menacing growl and a big left over battle fly causing conniptions. The piece attributes the humor to a McNaught Syndicate copyright.
In South Amherst on November 16 a church program sponsored by the Sunday School raised 29.50 for decorating the church. Elmer Harris led the event with choir selections, Harmony quartet from Elyria, a chalk talk by Mrs. George Ries of Vermilion, a sermon by Rev. M. A. Burris, and duets by Mrs. Henry Koib and Harold Allsop.
A regular meeting of the Ladies Altar Society will be held at the Nativity Church parlors Thursday afternoon with Mrs J Katona and Mrs John Vargo as hostesses.
Circle One of the Women’s Union will entertain Circle Two in the St John’s Evangelical church parlors Wednesday afternoon. This will be a Fall Festival and every one attending is asked to bring a guest.
There will be no meeting of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society this week. The date of the next meeting will be announced later.
The November meeting of the Young Peoples League will be held at St. John s Evangelical church Thursday evening. Mrs. John Mori and Miss Betty Mori will be the hostesses.
Charley Nickel fell down cellar stairs at his home on Friday evening. He sustained a severe scalp wound and was taken to Amherst Hospital where his condition remains critical.
A regular meeting of South Amherst American Legion Post No 197 is scheduled at the club rooms Friday evening. The event invites members to attend and discuss post affairs and upcoming activities.
Oberlin College trustees meet with 20 of 25 present and re elect four members to the board, while seven faculty receive leaves for next year. Full year leaves granted to Julian Fowler Maurice Kessler J H Nichols and C C W Nicol. Other actions include appointing Dr Paul Lloyd to teach physics, adding a second college physician and approving a 22590 grant for the Service Scholarship Fund to supplement the NYA grant.
Oberlin College's Dudley Peter Allen Memorial Art Museum acquires 25 color slides of 19th and 20th century paintings from the Carnegie Corporation of New York. The slides, produced in Chicago, are among the first reproductions to accurately render original colors.
Bankruptcy petitions filed in Federal Court include Fred W. King of Mansfield with debts 2425.25 and assets 1552.36 and Edward Fortman of Elyria with debts 5003.04 and assets 2150. The item notes Galway Ireland building owners seek city payment for damage from crowds drawn by horse races.
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