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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1937

Page

7

Peaceful Elyria election with "No Politics Please" sign

The town faces a quiet mayoral race with residents weary of politics. A Reublin’s store displays a "No Politics, Please" sign after a woman demanded support. Meanwhile youths drive recklessly, churches host fall events, and holiday shopping grows as Cleveland area life buzzes with post office dedication, air travel crowds, and bustling downtown activity.

Elvria Reublin Jack Reublin

Today’s Anniversaries and Birthdays in History

Readable list notes 1631 Michael Wigglesworth and other notable births and deaths, historical events through 1930s, plus today’s birthdays including J Butler Wright and James Truslow Adams. Also includes a horoscope about charm, flattery and fortune.

J. Butler Wright U. S Cuba Irvington N.Y James Truslow Adams New York London Brooklyn N. Y Harold L. Davis Oregon Douglas Co Oreg Harris Laning Ilinois Petersburg Ill Strathers Burt Wyoming North Carolina Baltimore Henri Bergson

Revival Skewers Klan and Court in National Whirligig

National Whirligig by Ray Tucker details Hiram Evans leading a revived Klan push in Washington while Justice Black faces court scrutiny. The piece links Klan recruitment to Black's past ties and portrays White House maneuvering, Chief Justice Hughes’ cautious stance, and political frictions among Roosevelt, Guffey, Lewis, Farley, and Mahoney.

Hiram Evans Capital Georgia Evans Justice Black Democratic Party Mason and Dixon

Bible Readings And Meditations Monday Oct 18

Luke 10 25 37 asks who is neighbour to the man attacked. Jesus replies the one who showed mercy. A political cartoon by MR LOW depicts Europe in a sinking boat with France Britain and the United States in the bow, warning that a leak elsewhere endangers all.

Jesus Low Middleurope France Great Britain Dne

Financing Plan For Farm Bureau Members Discussed

Lorain County Farm Bureau directors will meet Friday with representatives from the Louisville Bank of Cooperatives part of the Federal Credit Administration to explore a possible group financing plan for Farm Bureau members. Merritt Powell said the plan details were not known, but a bank vice president and secretary were expected to attend the Elyria conference.

Lorain County Farm Bureau County Farm Bureau Louisville Bank of Co-operatives Federal Credit Administration Merritt Powell Louisville Bank Elyria Powell

Lorain County Farm Bureau to Attend Talmage Meeting

Three representatives Merritt Powell Floyd Ruckel and R. E. Campbell will represent the Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association at a northeastern Ohio district membership meeting at Talmadge Wednesday.

Lorain

Roosevelt Train Visits Stir North Dakota Politicians

The narrative recalls Governor Langer's strong popularity during Roosevelt's tour, sidelining Nye and Jetty O'Connor as Langer becomes the focal figure. It notes Saito's invitation to speak at the National Press Club amid protests over Japan's actions in China and the Nine Power Treaty context, with Wang later to be honored instead.

Jim O’connor North Dakota Grand Forks Nye Langer Roosevelt Jefty Mr. Langer Saito National Press Club China Washington Board of Governors Japan Nippon Washington Press Corps C. T. Wang

Oberlin Social Calendar And District Notices

Oberlin community clubs and meetings span October 18 to 22 with Women’s Progressive club Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows and many other groups hosting regular gatherings. Local residents report weekend house break in losses for Mr and Mrs Stevens and social visits among residents from Canton Trenton Cleveland and Elyria. An old Irish Parliament mace was offered at auction in London.

Oberlin Methodists Service Guild Gladys Rolit East College Street Women's Progressive Club Theresa Smith North Park Street P. G. Worcester Morgan Street Oberlin Women’s Club Jesse E. Ford Hopefield Farm American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Florence Morgan Martes Club North Main Street Nineteenth Century Club Oberlin Inn Ernest Yocom The Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows Lodge Merry Wives Frank Foster Oberlin Tavern Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church William Whitney South Pleasant Street Young Men’s Club Harry Slater Junior Star Club Hollywood Avenue Eastern Star Auxiliary J. B. Annable 2Lm Street Pythian Sister Temple Eastern Stars Masonic Hall Barricklow Ruth King Stevens James Malcolm Lucile Kirk Cleveland George Jackson Amy Ingraham John McGrane Trenton N. J J. A. McGrane Woodland Avenue Paul James Canton Harry Kelly North Pleasant Street London

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