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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1937

Page

9

Teachers Visit Other Classrooms In Lorain County

Lorain County teachers will visit other schools next month to observe different teaching methods. A visitation schedule limits closures to three or four schools per day, allowing observers from Avon Lake to Amherst Township and beyond to choose among nearly all county schools for half day sessions. The program aims at self improvement and mirrors a similar effort from last year.

Lorain C. A. Gibbons apWerrn Dorn Han Pie Avon Lake Camden Township East Carlisle Henrietta Township South Amherst Clearview Vincent Amherst Township Brownhelm Township Grafton Township Avon Village Brishton Township Eaton Township Grafton Village Huntington Township Sheffield Lake Hochester Township Ridgeville Township Columbia Township Penfield Township Elyria Township Gibbons

Irish court bars Glasgow girl for kissing in public

Dundalk, Irish Free State District Court jailed Julia Clark for one month and banned her from the Fire plate for life under De Valera's Vice Law after she kissed her boyfriend in public. The judge fined her male companion $10, while criticizing the harshness of the ruling and the law.

Dundalk Irish Free State Julia Clark Parkhead Glasgow de Valera Julia Tier Poy Friend Ireland

Only 28 Percent File Claims For Security Money

Lorain field office reports only 140 lump sum claims filed this year out of an estimated 400 for the district under the Social Security Act. Miss Margaret F. Bolton notes many eligible workers aged 65 or who died this year remain unclaimed. claims may be filed by employers for covered workers in Lorain County and surrounding area at the Commercial Building on Broadway and Eighth Street.

Lorain Field Office Social Security Board Margaret F. Bolton Lorain Miss Bolton Lorain County Broadway and Eighth Street

Why laws cannot stop a kiss in public or private

The author argues that no statute can curb kissing, as the act depends on motive not place. He notes laws by men reveal bias, and that moral sense lies in intent, not location, since a kiss remains a kiss behind a fan, a bush, or in public, regardless of intent or rule.

Public Virtue and Private Plans In Mixed Tides

A column mocks attempts to curb public affection and impose moral control by leaders like Hitler Mussolini and De Valera, then shifts to local social notes. Names Miss Eileen Walkden and families from LaGrange Wauseon Cleveland Medina and Solon feature among weekend visitors and dinner guests in brief community items.

Legislative control harms Irish spontaneity and romance

The piece argues time and place laws stifle spontaneity and affection in Ireland, noting De Valera's Irish-Spanish heritage. It contends such measures reflect puritanism more than warmth, suggesting officials who back the Free State Criminal Code of 1935 once enjoyed freedom themselves.

Hitler Mussolini de Valera Irish Free State America Copyright Ledger Syndicate Ireland Mr. de Valera

Chatham News Notes Social Visits and Travels

Mr and Mrs Ralph Taylor and family of Penfield enjoyed a recent dinner with Mr and Mrs Milo Gunsel. Edward Herr and daughter visited his brother Homer Alber in Olmsted Falls. Jesse and Glenn Garver attended the National Daily Show in Columbus. Others included Avery Clapp Gene and Mack Whitman Wayward Beach Edward Werr and Wilan Whitman. Aule Yoder and Howard Shick of Spencer plan a Florida trip. Mrs D Ripley is staying with the Yoder children. Lea Walkden and family joined the reception attendance.

Ralph Taylor Penfield Milo Gunsel Edward Herr Homer Alber Olmsted Falls Jesse Glenn Garver Columbus Avery Clapp Gene Mack Whitman Wayward Beach Edward Werr Wilan Whitman Aule Yoder Howard Shick Spencer Florida D. Ripley Yoder Lea Walkden

Lawrence Walkden Birthday Party Attended by Local Teens

Mr and Mrs Lee Walkden entertained a group of young people in honor of their son Lawrence Walkden's birthday. Attendees included Gene Whitman and Roberta Lance from Lafayette, Harry Griffin and Ruth Kindig from Lodi, Byrn Lance of Lodi, plus Wilbur Packard and Margaret Walkden. They shared dinner and supper and Lawrence received nice presents.

Roy Kraggel Lee Walkden Lawrence Gene Whitman Roberta Lance Lafayette Harry Griffin Ruth Kindig Lodi Byrn Lance Lawrence Walkden Wilbur Packard Margaret Walkden

Musterole ad claims relief for muscular rheumatic pains

An old Musterole advertisement touts relief from muscular rheumatic pains using a centering, drawing action better than plaster. It says the salve yields promptly at aching spots and has been used by millions for 30 years, with doctor and nurse recommendations and three strengths.

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