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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1938
Page
9
An appeal to Russia Township voters to approve a proposed levy of eight tenths of a mill for rural roads was issued today by the township trustees through Glenn I. Hobbs, clerk. The trustees say funds are needed to lay road dust with oil and keep up road maintenance, hoping the levy will control the problem next year.
A Massillon carpenter details months of pain from swollen feet backaches and digestive trouble. After taking World's Tonic he reports restored appetite improved digestion and no more sleep disturbances. He credits the remedy with steady strength and daily ease and endorses its use.
Linda, Centerville's wealth claim, travels to Hollywood to hide a poor estate, aided by Mae Baxter while Fred Lancaster hopes to marry her. En route she is robbed, meets movie star Martin Carstairs, but learns he is married. Linda and Mae seek work and a studio test, while rival Helen schemes as Fred plans a visit.
Valley City notes list a Forty Hours Devotion at St Martins Church on Fri Sat Sun Oct 14 16 with morning and evening services. Also mentions local visits, church dinners, births and a baseball game against Brunswick, plus a note on Britain's wartime debt relief to Palestine.
A Ledger syndicate piece rails at tax burdens with figures from 1938 US federal receipts and wartime levies, contrasts with 1920, cites Roosevelt and La Guardia, mocks bureaucrats, and laments educational edits while linking to century’s politics, culture, and global leaders in a satirical round of quotes and reflections.
The Room For One More Class of the Methodist Sunday School met at the church parlors for their regular monthly meeting. President Jack Winnon presided. A social hour followed, honoring Mr and Mrs Lee Allsop and Mr and Mrs Al Kessler, recently married. Blankets were given, refreshments served, and many members and friends attended.
Jones Barbara Jamie Ray Petty and Mrs Garfield Harris are listed as attendees for a regular meeting of the Volunteer Firemen at the fire station Friday evening. Members are urged to attend. News items note Rev Bo Ho Ryan from Wirkee, Ohio, visiting Mrs Loch Gibson. Henry Bence returns home to Los Angeles after a stay with his mother. Mrs Edward Sharpe and two daughters from Lakewood were weekend guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs Clem Gratz.
North Olmsted church notes announce the Ladies Aid regular meeting at the Lorain Road Congregational Church on Thursday October 20. Lunch at 12:36 will be served by the East group. Mrs Herbert Bowen is having the
A West group meeting was held at a home on Lorain Road on Wednesday October 12 for a covered dish luncheon. John Jrucha spoke at the Congregational Church Sunday about Bohemia, his homeland. A Royalton family moves to Mansfield House on Lorman Road. Mrs. Ruby Lamb visited Cleveland with her son Ernest and wife. Edward and Mrs. Mercer welcomed a daughter born Wednesday, granddaughter Emmett and Mrs. Mercer Kennedy Ridge. Mr and Mrs. Ben Salisbury spent Sunday at their Marblehead summer home. Kiwanis dance planned at Springvale on October 19 to benefit village youth. Robert Junota returned from University Hospital after two weeks for an appendectomy.
An advertisement claims a denture powder helps keep false teeth steadier and more comfortable. It promises no burn or mouth taste, reduces denture odor, and works without affecting cheeks or plate comfort, suggesting use when gum tissues change.
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