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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1938
Page
2
A collage of brief items on farm life speed dreams and humor. A Utah sand track auto speed, a quarrel over casual hugs, questions about memorizing undeclared wars, an Indiana car thief incident, a Lord's Prayer twist about daily bread sliced, a morass metaphor for dishonesty, and a graduate delayed by grace, all reflecting light human interest from a historical newspaper page.
Radio listings show a morning block with varied acts and names like Mary Maveep, Farm Nancy James Farm, Aunt Je Mary, and Pauline Alpert. Includes Gospel tunes, variety segments, and music programs from early stations, with multiple performers and local announcements.
Gi R Parker, Acting Regional Director, says the Social Security Act makes no distinction between aliens and citizens in old age and unemployment insurance. Old age insurance is contributory and state-neutral, while old age assistance is need-based, with states imposing their own citizenship rules. Unemployment compensation also has no citizenship requirement, with benefits due in Ohio next January.
By C N Chrisman D D F S the course of a year I receive many sad and discouraging letters from mothers and wives whose husbands are the victims. They ask for medicine to cure the habit and I have tried many methods. We know of no drug that cures drunkenness though liquor is present in all things and useful in industry and medicine yet abuse causes dire results.
The text notes that few are cured by sanatoriums and that some become permanently cured of craving only after a cure. It warns relapse after resuming alcohol, harming nerves, stomach, liver, kidneys, heart, and lungs. Recovery depends on patient cooperation, with research yielding drug combinations to restore nerves and organs toward normal function.
Gold salts have nervous sedative effects. colloidal preparations given in large doses may restore digestion and calm the nervous system. Plasmotropin, odorless and tasteless, is a physician administerable remedy claimed to help counteract alcohol effects with patient cooperation, though it cannot prevent relapse. Finnish farmers celebrate rising income from crops.
Belden PTA president Mrs. Joseph Grabenstetter lists committees including program chaired by Miss Roberta Freeland Miss Doris Palmer and Miss Anna Nissan with Lee Prior hospitality chaired by Mrs. George Grabenstetter and others. Membership chaired by Mrs. A L Wise with Mrs. Charles Wise and more. Room representatives cover grades one through twelve with named chairwomen. Executive committee formed by chairmen and officers Joé Grabenstetter John Wickner Helen Ginn and Ruth Lehman.
An extensive list of community events for tonight and Friday across Avon Litchfield South Ridge La Grange Carlisle Bat on Brighton Grafton Rochester Penfield Sullivan and nearby areas. Meetings include church societies, women’s groups, youth classes, luncheon and dinners, and a theater presentation The items name locations times organizers and some event details with several societies and schools noted for social or civic activities.
SOUTH AMHERST The board of directors including Mayor Garland announces the opening of the Recreation Center in the old West Main street stone building with a special program by the band. A full weekly schedule begins Monday with pre play school and activities for children, teens, and adults, including dances, band nights, crafts, and games, though the schedule contains many OCR-errant lines and uncertain times.
Lyndon chapter E S hosted Lua Grange Lodge F and A M members from Grafton Monday night at La Grange. After the meeting, Nellw and Frances Wond entertained with games and music including vocal solos by Karl Kolinski and Lucile Ray. Refreshments served to about 75 attendees. Avon Lake bake sale by Congregational Church Ladies Aid set for Saturday October 5 at Kuips store. Drum and Bugle Corps to sponsor a dance at the Chateau at 8 p.m.
A card party for the benefit of the Democratic Women's Club of Sheffield Lake Village is planned at the West Shore Club house on October 265. Individual table prices and a special prize will be awarded, with refreshments provided. Committee in charge includes Mrs. Harry Lloyd as chair and members Mrs. Edward Freischlag, Mrs. Edward Blair, Mrs. Milton Bullock, and Mrs. Victor Wilgus.
A bridal shower for Miss Mary Dolacki bride-elect of George Fascon was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Dolacki in Shefield. The event honored the honoree and reflected the community’s warm support ahead of the wedding.
Festive scenes include dancing and a buffet supper for about a hundred guests. Miss Dolucki, a St. Theresa’s Church member from Sheffield Village, will wed November 5 at the church. She works at the Goodall Company and belongs to the Young Ladies Sodality. Mr Fascon is employed at the National Tube Company. Nearby, a party at Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson celebrated Mrs Johnson’s birthday with friends and relatives. A Buckeye Sewers 4-H Club exhibit and a following box social were noted at Gulf Road Schoolhouse. An Altar Society chicken supper and bazaar is planned for October 9 and 10 at St Theresa’s Church Hall. Sunday School notes include services at St James Mission, with Emma Handler supervising the morning, and Floyd and Ruth Munson visiting.
Rally Day will be held at the Columbia churches next Sunday morning. Baptist church services begin at 10:30 a m followed by Sunday school. Methodist service will start at the same time.
A story of four devoted sisters who fall in love with the same man is presented at the Capitol Theatre in a period stage production praised for its note of romance and melodrama.
Joe Penner’s fanmaking draws laughs as his Sun from the City starts at 9 45 a m at the Rivoli Theatre with Sunday school at 11 a m. Epworth League gathers next Sunday at Dale Martin’s home at 7 p m. Attendance was large at last Sunday’s service. BRIEFS. Columbia members attended celebrations of Olmsted Falls Eastern Star lodge anniversary last Monday night. Ernest Dunford visited by his father Joseph Dunford and brother Clarence Dunford and wife and child from Elyria. Mr and Mrs Charles Chope hosted a reception at Spring Vale ballroom North Olmsted Sept 26 for granddaughter and husband Clarence Cleasattle formerly Bernadine Chope. One hundred forty six guests attended with gifts. Dancing by Cook's orchestra. Refreshments served after a pleasant evening. Mr and Mrs Richard Van Arsdale hosted at Ritter's Saturday evening for the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Van Arsdale. Misses Lucille Churchward and Kris Bartter visited the county school library in Elyria and returned over a hundred books to Columbia school library. Misses Sophia Dupakowski and Sophia Koedl in charge say a third of the books were checked out the day they arrived. George Bidulph, grandson of Mr and Mrs Clinpe, oversees Spring Vale ballroom in North Olmsted. Mr and Mrs Iv accompanied by wood left for their tonlis Venezuel produced over 2 600 000 tons of petroleum in a recent month.
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