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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1938
Page
10
The piece describes Elyria's Christmas hinting season as families exchange wishes and merchants stock gifts from wide sources. It notes Father Mother and siblings all hint for desired presents and assures local stores will satisfy those hints with ready gifts.
A national compilation shows most ballot tax proposals were defeated across states. Arizona rejected a 5,000 homestead exemption, California nix ed a 1,000 improvement exemption, while Florida and Louisiana expanded existing breaks. Some states like Washington and Maryland opposed broader income taxes, and New York's convention aimed to curb ad valorem taxes onintangibles. Earmarking gasoline funds for roads passed where proposed.
A dated musing on forecasts by HG Wells and others that spans 1902 to a utopian vision, noting past misfires and near misses. It cites predictions of heavier than air machines, speculative devices, and future lifestyles while arguing for continued scientific progress as civilization’s guide.
Newark airport, once hailed as the world’s premier commercial hub, risks losing status as New York City’s LaGuardia drives three of five major airlines to move to the new North Beach terminal. The $30 million facility, set to open next spring, threatens Newark with an ongoing drain on resources and a lingering symbol of past glory.
Charles B. Driscoll recalls a Park Avenue gathering at Jake Omansky’s with George Seldes Ludwig Lore and others debating the Spanish Revolution. He notes a diet loss of 13 pounds and talks at a Shut-In Society luncheon about handicraft shops aiding the homebound. He reflects on Dewey and the New York political scene and describes Josephine Young Care and her family in Van Hornesville with touches of local history and poetry.
President Roosevelt holds talks at Warm Springs to gauge House leaders Sam Rayburn and Bankhead on a government reorganization bill and to secure loyalty for the Rules Committee. He signals possible concessions to gain support while signaling opposition to the New Deal wing.
Detroit Nov 238 Rev Charlies E Coughlin announced plans to broaden his Jewish Communist controversy with renewed attacks on atheistic Jews. He accused stations of Jewish ownership for cancelling his broadcast and claimed liberals and Jews protested his remarks while pledging to unite non Communist Jews to fight Communism. He defended Nazi condemnation and cited alleged financiers of the Russian revolution, prompting denials from Kuhn Loeb partner Lewis Strauss.
In Verre Haute Indiana a laboratory school at the Indiana State Teachers College experiments with colorful room designs to boost appeal. One room features a red and black checkered floor, dark green lower walls fading to light green, and a red silver blue trim with a white ceiling. Another room uses dark tan and light tan with ceiling trims of light red and green and a cream ceiling. The kindergarten room showcases sea green and gray walls with a blue yellow red trim.
Mrs. William Law hosted a surprise fifteenth birthday party for Dorothy Law in Belden. Dorothy traveled from Painesville with her mother Qua Law and brothers Bob and Dick to celebrate Thanksgiving with grandparents. Guests arranged a cake presented with ice cream and cocoa, and a gift from friends including Marcella Burton, Florence Wise, Jeanne Wise, Bernice Buckingham, Phyllis Rawson, Maynard Rising, Eldon Rising, Al Giese, Bob Law, Nell Wise, and Senns Lehmar.
Members of Belden High School junior class and others who participated in the play Worrs ing Wilkie enjoyed a party at Phyllis Jovski’s home on Wednesday evening with Edleen Wickner Jeanne Wise Bernice Buckingham Mary bt Vencenzo Earl Pieth Neil Wose Sernny Lehman Fred Wilkins George Racz and the hostess Also Mr and Mrs AL Wise and family joined Mr and Mrs J D Mennell for Thanksgiving supper Herman Wise Lucile Wise and Dale Wise visited the Reisingers Wednesday evening Mrs Charles Wise learned of the sudden death of cousin Mrs Jennie Beene Vermilion Bueckel was seen in the community Mroo and Mrs Wise and Jeanne attended the Vermilion funeral Saturday December 3 the Community Circle will sell baked goods quilts and more at Hultz store Elyria Christmas party December 8 A change dish will be held The church attendance contest creates some interest with equal points for both sides Mr and Mrs Ralph Rohrer of Wadsworth spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Hate Goodman
Mr and Mrs Carl Schmitz entertained at their home Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs Myrtle Davis birthday anniversary. Local details note Mrs Davis is Mrs Schmitz's mother and the gathering marked the special occasion.
The speaker disavows Secret Service involvement in a document cited by Coughlin and defends his critics by aligning anti-Communism with concerns over Jewish influence. He argues that supporting Communism indirectly by silent consent would be regrettable and questions alleged anti-Semitism as a form of anti-Communism.
Relatives gathered in Wyandotte Michigan including Mr and Mrs Frank Schmutz Wm Davis and Herman Davis. Nearby trips featured Mr and Mrs Francis Woolridge to Jackson and a turkey dinner at the Wohleber home for a wedding anniversary. A Sacred Heart Sewing Circle plans an all day meeting with a noon dinner December 1 and material has been bought for a handmade outd project.
Naton Eaton born to Mr and Mrs Wesley Carpenter on Wednesday night November twenty third a seven and a half pound daughter named Lan. A six and a half pound daughter born Thursday night November twenty fourth named Anne Troutse. Mr and Mrs Theodore Carpenter are parents of the six and a half pound daughter. Mr and Mrs Gordon Brooks and daughter Dium Axtel were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Emil Smith. Sunday guests of Mrs Eml Smith were Mr and Mrs George Hoffner and daughter Nelores, Mr and Mrs Willaim Schmidt and daughter Ruth of Cleveland, and Mr and Mrs Eugene Kelley. Mrs Carrie Terrell from Elytia spent Thanksgiving with her son Lee and family. The Womenless Wedding will be presented two evenings November 46 and December 1 at Eaton School auditorium. The Ladies Aid Society will meet Thursday December the first with Mrs Harley Walson for dinner. Speaker for the day is Mrs W CE Baker. Mr and Mrs Emil Smith were dither guests Monday of Mr and Mrs Walter Green on Pittsfield.
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