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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1928
Page
5
A compact look at winter's mixed appeal as homes warm, roads safer, and radio reception improves with the season. The piece notes central heating, snow removal, and year-round driving reduce winter’s hardship while preserving its cozy home focus and seasonal contrasts.
Yale professor Luccock argues the era of mechanical aids has reduced genuine living. He questions the idea that increased efficiency equates to greater living quality, noting material comforts and routines may hollow out personal depth.
Local report says Willys Overland Co will assemble coupe bodies and chassis at Falcon Motors in Elyria with extended shifts. The arrangement aims to keep the plant busy and provide steady employment, expanding output and sustaining the local workforce amid ongoing business push.
Dr Lulu Hunt Peters discusses weight reduction and diet discipline, urging readers to change eating habits over merely cutting calories. The article touches on public health themes, commentary on prohibition, and concerns about religious influence in politics, ending with a bold call for American citizens to reject bigotry while defending constitutional rights.
On October 28, Sunday services are scheduled at South Ridge with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m. Rev C C Holnzworth led Sunday afternoon services at the County Home. The Db D Club enjoyed a quilting and social at Mrs Walter Fowell’s Brownhelm home, planning to bake baskets for new families and next meet with Mrs E C Schubert. Attendees included Mabel Dehn, Milton Puss, Newton Haus, Rath Fowl, Pearl Eppley, Karl Dehn, Margaret Baus, Carl Friday, and visitors from Cleveland and Amherst families.
Lorain and nearby areas feature a flurry of social visits and a church dedication. Adam Madill travels to Schoenhum for the dedication of a new church on the site of Ohio’s first church. Guests include Mrs. Gar Harris and family of Oberlin Road, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dehn, and Miss Dorothy Wilcox among others. Frequent gatherings span Elyria, Cleveland, and Lorain as locals host and visit relatives, with numerous Sunday calls and dinner parties noted.
A community meeting at the town hall Monday October 8 seeks voter guidance on the school bond issue for enlarging the building. Attendees will receive details on school conditions to decide yes or no at the upcoming election.
Ridgeville Parent-Teacher Association met in the auditorium with M Knowles presiding. The program featured selections on the electrola, a sketch by Ethel Maddock and others, songs led by Ruth Christman, and a talk by Horace Nye on the installment plan urging savin g before buying. Refreshments were served and notices announced for monthly meetings and classroom activities. Airplane braking in cockpits reported as an automatic clutch system adaptable to many planes.
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