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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1937
Page
8
Bible Readings And Meditations outlines Romans 8 1 15 urging Spirit led life and daily discipline through meditation and prayer. It cites Forward Movement advice and urges turning following learning praying serving worship and sharing with ville Ohio noted. It also lists historical dates and figures including Hideyo Noguchi and various 18th 19th century events.
A National Safety Council warning urges motorists to keep eyes on the road and mind on driving. It cautions that distraction causes departures from the roadway and stresses fundamental safe driving rules for arriving safely.
A long Thanksgiving ode celebrates three centuries of gratitude for survival and faith. It praises peace, progress, and free worship, noting community generosity with a Elyria Community Chest total of 57,726 dollars. The piece emphasizes liberty, church membership, and the nation’s resilience amid war and hardship.
Elyria notes a strong civic effort in this year s Community Chest drive with new leaders and sustained enthusiasm. Chairman Karl Plocher and the organized volunteers earned great credit for guiding pledges near the goal while institutions supported by the Chest plan receive needed funds for the coming year.
A Yale study urges character education in schools to curb reckless driving. Dr Robbins B Stoeckel says 15 percent of operators are imperfect and must be reformed through moral responsibility and highway safety in the curriculum. General obedience to motor rules could raise safety and reduce accidents.
A fresh dust storm in Republican circles rises from Hooverite allies crowing over defeating the Landon Martin Borah faction at the Chicago conference. Insiders say Hoover’s backers push a policy committee and a 1938 convention, while critics warn the tactic masks a bid to restore Hoover to party leadership. The scheme, exposed by allies and advisers, points to letters urging intellectual leadership and a Hoover session, with supporters framing it as a liberal revolt. The urge to seize influence runs alongside broader foreign and labor tensions shaping policy debates.
Today marks anniversaries of Benedict Spinoza born 1632 and Francis Hodgson Burnett born 1849. Figures include Junipero Serra 1713, Zachary Taylor 1784, Cass Gilbert 1859, with various death and birth dates noted from Monterey to New York.
Today marks anniversaries for several public figures: Syracuse University chancellor William P. Graham born in Oswego, New York. U S Senator Alben Barkley born in Graves County Kentucky. Governor Charles F Hurley born in Cambridge Massachusetts. Bernard Hubbard of Santa Clara known as glacier priest born in San Francisco. Edwin G Conklin born in Waldo Ohio. Rear Admiral Edward Kalb fus born in Mauch Chunk Pennsylvania. Anna L Strong writer born in Friend Nebraska.
The piece speaks of a day’s nature as visionary yet practical and warns of possible contention or conflict. It notes a strong chance of success in life despite physical or spiritual wear from the fray, reflecting tension between ambition and struggle.
Mrs. William Heck hosted the Loyal Workers Auxiliary of the Methodist Church for a tureen dinner and bed comforter project. A business session discussed routine matters and a bazaar set for Friday night December 3 tied to a tureen supper by the Progressive Class of the M E Church Sunday School in the church parlors. The next meeting will be held early October at Mrs. Leonard Deans.
Mrs. B Knapp and her daughter Mrs Ray Smith with daughter Lucille Ann visited Mrs T M Baldwin and family in Olmsted Falls. Minnie and Warren Beasley missed school due to illness. Mrs Merie Smith hosted Mr and Mrs Fay Snodgrass and daughter from Vermilion. Mrs Herman Smith stayed overnight on Butter Nut Ridge Road and visited Cleveland next day with Mrs F H Lewis. Mrs J J Cook and Mrs J G Morris dined with Mrs Alice Townsend on North Ridge Road Thursday.
Mrs John Grant and her son have returned to Fremont Michigan after visiting Mrs Heck and family. Guests at Mrs Heck included Mr and Mrs Harley Reese of near Oberlin Mr and Mrs Harry Glotz and Miss Alice Vog Lex of Elyria and Mrs F H Lewis who attended Cir...
This week at the home of Mrs. Margaret Maddock in Elyria the group held a meeting. Mrs. Frankie Reese visited Mrs. S. C. Hurlbut and daughter, who are improving after illnesses. Minnie Lewis dined with her niece Mrs. Gladys Hardesty and family of Sheffield. Wayne Myers of Grafton called on William Morris Friday. Markley school house closed Friday as teachers visited other schools.
The Markley school Parent-Teacher Association gathered a very large crowd Thursday evening. President Mrs. W Heck led the business session with reports from secretary Miss Tempa Reisinger and treasurer Mrs. Ei mer Keller on the October meeting. Mrs Myron Keller announced a large outdoor flag to be presented at the school soon. Early Christmas program plans were discussed along with an entertainment segment. The evening concluded with a safety talk from a Cleveland Automobile Club member and several instructive talkie movie reels.
Wakeman SRIEFS Leo Shinsky of Florence visited W. J. Benson on Monday afternoon. Raymond Shinsky and family from Florence traveled to Crystal Rock Tuesday morning. Bluffton residents Robert Hoyt Paul Breisch Clair Todd and Arthur Licht stayed at their homes Tuesday night. Mrs Harold White and her daughter of Olena called on the Gintses, former residents.
The youngest officer in the country is Brian Hansel Aby great grandson of 8. H. Aby an early Mississippi editor. Aby has just been appointed major on the staff of Governor BE Marland of Oklahoma. He is under two months old.
The article notes that Northern Ireland is more densely populated than the Irish Free State, highlighting demographic differences between the two regions.
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