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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1938

Page

13

Faith and discernment in modern religious life

The piece discusses testing impulses against Christ's teaching to determine if movements are of God. It emphasizes Christ as the touchstone, living now, and urges evaluating desires by Jesus's life, asking what He would feel or join. It uses a director anecdote to illustrate reading a script and staying authentic.

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Amherst church services and meetings roundup

Burris Morning worship at 9 45 Sunday school at 10 45 Congregational led by Pastor Rev Joseph Michellc no services Sunday. Advisory board of the Parent Teachers Association met at Mrs Paul Mori home Wednesday evening to discuss next year’s budget. Playground project directors meet at town hall at 8 00. South Amherst American Legion Past No 197 holds regular meeting at club rooms.

Parent-Teachers Association Paul Mori South Amherst American Legion Past No

How Companies Cut Costs By Reducing Staff

A letter discusses business pressure to cut payroll as prices cannot rise and wages cannot fall. It describes firms facing high taxes and regulation choosing to shrink headcount, sometimes by replacing workers with machines, to maintain operations and tax security amid competitive pressures.

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The Great Search on Rights and Freedom in Society

The piece argues that freedom of religion and speech are vital social rights, yet limited by responsibilities. It links property and economic rights to civilization, warning against suppression by dictators or subversive movements. Aimed at interpreting rights harmoniously for national unity, it cites schools shaping American nationality and notes life reflecting the stage in modern times.

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Anniversaries and Birthdays From Historic Figures

TODAY IN HISTORY and TODAY IN BIRTHDAYS compile brief notes on notable figures. The list includes Murat Halstead born in Co. Onte died 1908, and Henry George born Philadelphia died 1907, plus other era personalities.

Murat Halstead Co. Onte Mertmer New ‘York Merree Co. NY Henry Georges Iladelphia Eurore Chcagi Heke Smith Atlanta Newton Newell Dwight Hillis United Brooklyn Magnolia H.ram Percy Maxim Connecticut

Idol Chatter and Hollywood Glamour Mixes on Sept

A jagged Hollywood column catalogs celebrity sightings and industry gossip from the era. It mentions Ann Sheridan, Mae West, Jean Hirt, and Towis Bet among others, noting lookalikes and contrasts with real stars. The piece also touches on social images, public curiosity, and the cultural blur between fame and perception.

Sandstone Woodcutters complete projects ahead of fair

The Sandstone Woodcutters Four-H Club finished project books and prepared a toothbrush holder and widow screens for exhibition at the Lorain County Fair. The Sandstone Juniorettes showcased dresses at Mrs Roll’s home and prepared a fair poster. refreshments were served by Jeanette Velagi.

South Amherst Sandstone Woodcutters Four-H Club Alfred Roll Lorain County Roll Jeanette Velagi

West View Moves and Reunion at Rochester

West View resident Chris Kusse returns from a Rochester visit after attending the Kusse family reunion. In nearby changes, John Miller moves from Columbia Station to Sprague Broad, while Albert Brandt family relocates to Station Road Columbia and the Thompsons plan to occupy the former Brandt house on Railroad Avenue. Ethel Ingersoll attends Community Church Sunday School picnic at Huntington Beach with teachers Chifton Brooks and D G Keckels.

Chris Kusse Rochester N. Y Kusse John Miller Columbia Station P. Prindle Sprague Broad Albert Brandt Station Road Columbia R Thompson Famiy Brandt Railroad Avenue Ethel Ingersoll

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