Lorain County Chronicle Telegram Publication Details
The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company owners publish The Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio with editors J Clare George and AG Hudnutt. Evening edition except Sundays and holidays. Rates: 3 cents single copy, 9 15 yearly by carrier, 4 yearly out of Elyria, 6 elsewhere in Ohio. Foreign ad reps listed in New York Chicago Detroit offices. Published Thursday October 14 1937.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Gareau
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
AG Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
Mat
Tn Lerain
State of
Joho W
Cullen Company
Bhigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Detroit
General Motors
Sltver
Exaggeration Not To Be Scorned by Kathleen Norris
Kathleen Norris recalls her brother at fourteen predicting a telephone in every hotel and on top floors. The piece argues young dreams may be quixotic yet can foresee progress such as peaceful dispute resolution and nonviolent labor solutions, challenging cynicism about exaggeration.
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Kathleen Norris
Tulke
Mr. Norris
Carbon Monoxide Dangers In Auto Garages
A magazine warns that odorless carbon monoxide can kill within minutes in closed garages and urges motorists to avoid warming up cars inside. It notes few heed warnings, citing preventable deaths from cold morning starts and urges better safety practices.
Windsors and Lindbergh draw electric glare in England and US
The Duke of Windsor and his bride poised for a U S visit while Col onel Charles Lindbergh, long a Brit idol, may settle in England. Both paths pull public attention, with crowds likely to shadow every move as security tightens around noted figures.
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Duke of Windsor
United States
England
Charles Lindbergh
British Isles
America
Lindberghs
69 Years Of Promoting Public Health Convention
The history of the public health movement is tied to the American Public Health Association which held its 69th annual convention in New York. led by Dr Stephen Smith the group promoted sanitation, hygiene, and regulation, contributing to city boards of health and wide ranging preventive and curative health measures.
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American Public Health Association
New York
Stephen Smith
Manhattan
Genealogical Omelette Stirs Indiana Family Relations
A New Carlisle Indiana tale of Minnie Orsborn who wed her late mother's second husband and became wife to her father in law after earlier marrying the son of the stepfather. The situation makes her stepfather the grandfather of his own grandchild. Census time will be puzzled by this intricate family puzzle.
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Minnie Orsborn
New Carlisle
Indiana
Today in History and Anniversaries Highlight Notable Figures
A recap lists 1664 William Penn and other founders born or died, and 1066 Hastings marks Norman conquest. It covers 1948 The Pathfinder Fremont, 1902 Hague arbitration, 1912 Roosevelt shooting, 1918 Wilton peace notes, and 1921 Klan trials and loan news, plus notable today’s birthdays including Mrs Woodrow Wilson and Lillian Gish.
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William Penn
Pennsylvania
Benjamin Edes
Boston
Apostle of
Liberty
Charlestown
Francis Lightfood Tee
Virginia Statesman
Stratford
Richmond
Alexander Smith
America
Trenton
N. J
Yonkers
Elwood Haynes
Indiana Gas and Oil Company
Smithsonian
Portland
Ind
Anne Warner
St. Paul
Minn
John Hammill
Iowa
Linden
Wisned
Hastings
England
William of Normandy
John C. Fremont
St. Louis
California
Permanent Court of Arbitration
the Hague
OC. S
Mexico
Pious Fund of the
Californias
U. S
From Our Files Delay in Old Hold Up and Births
Bloodhounds trailed an early Sunday hold up man for eight mules to the Oberlin-Wellington Road where the fugitive may have been met or given a ride. August Strauss of Oberlin, born in Chicago, aged 61, is noted along with other commemorations and local notes from 23 and 15 years ago.
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Sherif Bivin
Oberlin-Wellington Road
August Strauss
Oberlin
St Josephs PTA opens new year with Safety Patrol
Amherst, Oct 14 The first PTA meeting at St Josephs parochial school reported 112 pupils with 17 beginners. The Safety Patrol was inaugurated led by Hugo Truscello and Catherine Gammons with a list of patrol leaders. A reading by John Ryan and remarks by Rev. James Smith followed. Sisters Marilyn introduced as new fifth and sixth grade instructor. bake sale planned for Oct 23.
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Amherst, CO
Parent-Teacher Association of
St. Joseph’s
Hugo Truscello
Meutenants
Thomas Niesen
Patricia Gammons
Eugene Rickel
Philip Lodge
Nasua Joseph
Vincent Muniga
Floyd Guambiah
John McCann
Robert Wenzel
June Roth
Mary Asceves
Jula Roth
John Ryan
James Smith
Lillian
Marylin
Readings and Meditations on War and Democracy
A Bible reading from St Matthew 7 verses 24 to 29 warns that hearing without action leads to ruin. The Manchester Guardian reviews Lford George’s 1936 memoirs, debating war’s cost and the collapse of free institutions across Europe after WWI and the fragile state of democracy amid chaos and fear.
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Bert
Madchester Guardian
Lford George
Europe
Germany
Metcalf to lead Chicago athletics after Stagg retirement
Prof Thomas Metcalf of Elyria to succeed Amos Stagg as athletic director at Chicago University. Stagg retires upon reaching seventy, ending a 41 year service. Metcalf, born in Elyria, 42, Oberlin College graduate 1912. Oberlin Hall dormitory and first unit of proposed men's campus opened for public inspection.
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Hoover
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Thomas Metcalf
Elyria
Amos Renee Stagg
Chicago University
Stagg
Metcalf
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Noah
Birthday party plans mark Murray Ridge event at Old Stone House
Mrs Herbert Stang hosts the semi annual birthday party at the Old Stone House on Oct 25 after a business session. Honors went to Mrs Elmer Bischoff and Mrs John Peters. A dessert course followed for members and guests from Amherst Lorain Oberlin and Elyria. The group will meet with Mrs William Cook in November.
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Herbert Stang
Murray Ridge
Old Stone House
Elmer Bischoff
John Peters
Anna Peters
Mesdames
George Kern
Carl Dellefield
Anne Coverdale
Amherst
George Schwartz
Lorain
Temple of Peace proposed for Lake Pontchartrain site
New Orleans envisions a Temple of Peace on the shore of Lake Pontchartrain as a permanent home for the Pan American Congress. Mayor Robert D. Maestri says the temple would include consulate buildings around a central temple and serve as the headquarters for a Pan American League of Peace.
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Temple OF Peace
New Orleans
Lake Pontchartrain
Pan-American Congress
International Forum
Robert D. Maestri
Pan- American League of Peace
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Sumner Welles
New York City
Lula Armour
Canada
Paul Muns
Austria
Lillian Gish
Springheid
Henry
Ironside
Moody Memorial Church
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Eamon de Valera
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Elyria Board of Education
Ernest J. Crisp
T. T. Robinson
North Elyria Grange
France
Italy
Greece
Czechosilovakia
Bohemia
Russia
Orient
Youngstown
Lorain County
B. A. Jenne
Church St
Central Book Store
Philathea Bible
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ray Jewett
Washington Avenue
Ed. Young
Ralph Reinhard
Anna Lembke
William Berg
L. Roemer
William Barris
Fred Krieg
Vox-Pop
Willam Berg
Hallowe'en
Ed. Bahl
Reinhard
Allie Kusa
FR. Powers
Ladies’ Society
the Congregational Church
F. I. Hubbard
Evergreen
Evergreen Club
St. Peter Evangelical
Congregational Church
Stanley Hall
Park Avenue
R. Barber
F. Maniwai
Chitre
Panama
Arthur Gringle
Brownhelm
Edna Minor
DeForest Hall
Vermilion
James Henry
Crownhill Avenue
Pharis Tires
Majestic Batteries
Kendel Oil
City Tire House
Reznor
Reznor Radiant Weaster
E. F. Whitney & Son
Murbach Coal
Lou
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