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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1937
Page
3
A terse observation from a historical discourse notes that democracy, in these regimes, emphasizes the individual’s subordination of will to leaders. The author argues crowd dynamics push people toward uniform conformity and shared personality with authority.
A New York sentry column surveys U S business tone across regions in October 1937. It notes modest gains in New England and scattered weakness in leather, shoes, and textiles while nonresidential construction rises and tourism thrives. The South remains solid with strong farm crops but textile mills slow. the Midwest shows slackening orders yet auto and home building support retail trade. Western regions are uneven with mixed farming outcomes and dead real estate activity.
The piece reports strong autumn activity from Texas to the Rockies, with booming southwest trade, high oil drilling and mining output, growing retail and tourism, but warns of easing metal and wool prices and a potential mild recession in Canada and the United States. It notes above average general business, labor shortages, and a hopeful forecast for a late year upswing.
Brownhelm Congregational Church held its annual Sunday School promotion and communion service. Mrs Runsel Miller joined church membership from United Brethren of Lorain. Beverly Sprague Geraldine Showater Letroy Kneisel and Elwood Hurley received Bibles. Rev Henry Stick from Durban South Africa spoke to high schoolers at the Albright home about Africa. Leroy Hasenpflug of Columbus will visit. Evangelical church will host a morning program by the W M S before the quarterly communion. Mrs Sam Bacon is improving.
Miss Elizabeth Mori underwent a tonsillectomy at Amherst Hospital Tuesday morning. The group decided to furnish bedding for a Tennessee school as a White Cross project and offered a five dollar incentive for someone to drive to Fort Wayne for the October regional meeting. Delegates to the Medina Association meeting at Brighton were named with Mrs. John Reinhard as alternate.
Former Natal South Africa missionary and former local resident Rev Henry Stick will address the Congregational church Sunday morning October 10 at 10 o clock. An invitation is extended to county friends to attend the service.
Mrs. Elsie Brechmacher Hurley, a first grade teacher at the local school, was admitted to Amherst Hospital Monday and reported seriously ill with pneumonia. The piece also notes Siberian towns, Novo-Sibirsk, has grown from 5,000 in 1897 to nearly 200,000 today.
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