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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1935
Page
5
Neighborhood children at McKinley School collected old paper for a school fundraiser. The sale funds purchases beyond standard items, with rooms competing to gather the most paper, fostering loyalty and showing students tangible results of their effort. Parents are urged to save more old paper to support the program.
Five thousand physicians from across the United States attend a Detroit post graduate gathering. The event features renowned medical scientists lecturing on advances while general practitioners renew knowledge beyond their routine patient care. The piece urges broader public lifelong learning, noting this dedication as a model for all professions.
The piece discusses business objections to neutrality measures and protests against the neutrality act, led by New York’s shipping interests. It warns against foreign war entanglements and cites Italy's annual trade of about 100 million dollars, arguing avoiding another war could save hundreds of billions in lost profits.
President names Major George L Berry co ordinator for private enterprise outreach to voluntary restraints and round table discussions. He invites 6000 business and labor representatives to gauge attitudes and avoid past mistakes while smoothing code implementation and coordination efforts.
Warren G. Harding, Republican candidate for Ohio governor, will speak in Elyria on October 25 and also hold talks at Oberlin and New London during the evening. Ohio W. C. Y. U. officers were reelected at Lorain convention. Elyria High defeated Norwalk 42 to 43. Oberlin College beat Mt. Union 7 to 0 as they climb state ranks. Wooster, Denison, and Miami also contenders. Oberlin faces Wooster next.
Ten years ago on a Sunday without a paper, near freezing temperatures gripped Ohio as the Lakes area recorded the season’s first snow. Three Boy Scouts received awards at the County Court of Honor the previous night.
Read as two obituary style lines noting a Nash born in Guilford Vermont and an 1881 death of a financier linked to Western railroad rescue during a panic. Mentions 1762 death, Ballou, Enel, 2nd Ballou, and Mil lee financier.
A 1861 entry recalls Scotland and Sweden born figures with notables like Marrey Wiler and chemist pioneers in food science. Obituaries mention Bishop Henry H. Fout born in West Virginia and enduring careers, plus writers James Trustow Adams and J Butler Vreater with biographical notes. Also listed are military and political items, long distance telephone first opened, Puerto Rico’s territorial status, and a Harvard Medical School feline catalysis claim. The horoscope notes weak wills for those born today and warns against flattery and vanity.
A fragmented snapshot of New York Day by Day commentary by O C McIntyre. The piece references Eleanor Powell Will Irwin actresses theater and cinema figures such as Sothern Marlowe Faversham and Fannie Hurst. It mixes gossip on Broadway shows magazine life and public figures with stray lines on writing and culture.
The Lillywood Rebekah lodge held its birthday party after a regular meeting with a 7 50 start. Plans announced for a School of Instruction at Oberlin on October 28 and a donation to the Odd Fellows Home at Springfield. A Halloween themed table setting honored E M Vincent, Mrs Hyde, and Mrs Bessie Shepard amid pinochle and socializing. Others attended Congregational church services in Bronghelm. The Woman’s Afternoon Club marked its 50th anniversary with members and out of town guests, speeches, and gifts to the local library. An opportunity for a free first aid course was outlined as a PW A project. The Kiwanis dinner featured Dr Chas Anspach discussing Heal America and future inflation risks. Future events include Bandanna Dames on October 23 and Legion Auxiliary installations.
A fragmented review of editors and writers as they handwrite criticisms, with notes on authors like Carlyle, Proust, Conan Doyle, Corelli, and Oppenheim. It references isolation for writers, room habits, and the impact of titles, citing Sinclair Lewis and Margaret Fishback. The piece reflects mid‑1930s publishing informality and behavior.
Basketball practice has begun as Coach Leo Grimes stretches his players. Junior Grissinger recovering from an appendix operation at Elyria Clinic is doing well. Mrs Estella Griserager and Mrs Milo Pease visit family, while traffic on Route 18 near Wellington is detoured for resurfacing by State Highway Department workers. Mr and Mrs W L Wadsworth visited Kingsville. A cheerful line notes that a happy life rests on knowing how to be.
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