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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1937

Page

3

National policy clash tests neutralty act in Sino-Japanese era

The piece surveys how the Neutrality Act faces a test amid Sino-Japanese tensions, with F D R and Hull weighing whether to preserve Wilsonian ideals of aiding democratic nations or embrace isolation. It weighs domestic politics, labor battles, and the reach of the Roosevelt administration as it ponders future U S involvement.

United States St Amall Uncle Sam China Ethiopia Japan All Germany State Department Roosevelt Hull Washington

Parallel White Lines To Aid Ohio Motorists

Ohio will mark state highways with double white center lines to cut head on collisions. Lines to be used on curves hills crests railroad crossings and intersections. Perennial wheat research in Omsk shows extensive trials with the crop in good condition this year.

Ohio Cleveland John Jaster, Jr Omsk

Plans For Centennial Observance At First Evangelical Church

Amherst Ohio September 9 final plans for the centennial of the First Evangelical church were set for October 10 with three services. Bishop S P Spring of Naperville IL will speak at 10 30 service, Rev C L Alen Fremont will chair the 2 pm informal service, Rev W L Leith of Cleveland will lead German songs, and greetings from former pastors. An exhibit of old documents is planned and offerings will defray church indebtedness.

Amherst First Evangelical Church S. P. Spring Naperville Hil C. L. Alen Fremont W. L. Leith Cleveland Bishop Spring

Public School 770 enrolls 770 students for 1937 38

Enrollment figures for Public School show first through eighth grades totaling 394 and high school grades totaling 376, reaching a grand total of 770. School hostess Mrs. A J Bauer on Lincoln street led a Methodist Ladies Society meeting with devotion by Mrs. A K Jenne and plans to attend North Eastern conference sessions at Lakeside.

Sophmore A. J. Bauer Lincoln Street Ladies Society of the Methodist Church Bauer A. K. Jenne North Eastern Conference Lakeside

Rosary Society Meeting at St. Joseph Church

The Altar Rosary society met at the St. Joseph Catholic church school hall on Wednesday evening. A business session was followed by a social hour with card games and refreshments served by hostesses Mrs. Charles Henry Mrs. J. Kernath Mrs. J. Kovach Mrs. Steve Ker pics Mrs. Harold Krause and Mrs. Caroline Kelch. Nearby items note Julia Boughton returning to Lorain after visiting Amherst friends and Layonne Becker being at home on West street. The Evergreen Club meeting was postponed three weeks and set for Mrs. George Schwartz’s Lorain home.

Ladies Society of the Congregational Church Edward Cottage Vermilion on-the-Lake Altar Rosary Society St. Joseph Catholic Church Charles Henry J. Kernath J. Kovach Steve Kerpics Harold Krause Caroline Kelch Julia Boughton Lorain W. Grugel Middle Street Charles Ashbrook Cleveland Amherst Friends Evergreen Club George Schwartz Layonne Becker West Street

North Ridgeville S. B. 5 Meeting and Briefs

Mrs. C Kost and Mrs. F Ander son hosted the Ladies Benevolent Society luncheon in the Congregational church parlor where a regular business meeting followed. Plans for October anniversary supper were discussed. A missionary session with a book review by Mrs E C Young was enjoyed. Numerous local notices list travel, visits, illness, and a fire department call to the Peter Deiderich home.

North Ridgeville C. Kost F. Anderson N. Salisbury Ladies Benevolent Society Congregational Church E. C. Young Emery Hushey J. T. Jameson Chris. Harrison Elyria Michigan Canada Detroit Windsor Everett Knowles E. M. Knowles Ridgeville Peter Deiderich

You And Your Child You And Your Child By Jane Herbert Goward

A mother pleads with a father as youngsters rough house, tumbling and shrieking. The father, patient yet easily vexed by business stress, occasionally erupts at minor provocation, leaving the child blamed and confused. Leniency and mood shape parental discipline in this portrait.

Henry Father Mother Dad Edith Danny Baby Joseph

Fire causes car blaze linked to horn wire fault

Dewerichs car caught fire, investigators believe a defective horn wire caused the blaze. Mrs L Capel has moved into the late Eli Thompsons Center Road home. Mrs Kathrine Tamblyn returned Saturday from a four week visit with relatives in New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania. She traveled by plane from Newark New Jersey to Cleveland.

Dewerich L. Capel Eli Thompson Center Road Kathrine Tamblyn New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Tambly Newark N. J Cleveland

Newark to Cleveland Schedule Note

The record notes travel from Newark at 3 45 P M and arrival in Cleveland at 6 30 P M on Saturday.

Newark Cleveland

Makeup Guidelines for Charm Girls in Lip Color

A period style guide favors natural makeup with careful lip rouge colors harmonizing with skin tone. It advises avoiding heavy eye lines, using clear rouge blended into foundation or skin, and keeping eyebrow work light. Emphasis is on experiment, self-knowledge, and maintaining natural balance under different lighting and outfits.

Lipstick use and color tips for young women

The text advises lipstick use for partywear and suggests adding cheek rouge to enhance color if lips appear pale. It notes rouge is softer and creamier with different dyes, not lasting as long, and portrays it as suitable for young Ups.

Litchfield Flower Show Committees Announced for Fair

Committees named for the third annual flower show sponsored by the Garden Club to be held Sept 18 in the town hall. Staging Mrs Oberiit ner schedules Mrs Bryenton Mrs Kolb refreshments Mrs Swanker Mrs Wilenn 9 Vire Knopf judging Helen Eberle junior classes Mrs Flannery entry Miss Clift Miss White. Entries details available from the committees.

Garden Club Oberiitner Bryenton Kolb Swanker Wilenn

Farewell Party for Rev and Mrs Shote and Family

A large crowd gathered Friday at the social hall to honor Rev and Mrs F H Shote and family as they plan to move to Toledo. Gifts included an upholstered chair and end table. The Kings Daughters class will meet Tuesday afternoon September 14 at Mrs Dell Eaken’s. A group of Western Penn hospital nurses formed a monthly club with members from Bedford Cleveland and Rocky River. Congregational church altered Sunday service time to begin at 9 30 a.m with Sunday school and service at 11 15 a.m.

A. K. Jenne Cleveland Avenue F. H. Shote Toledo Kings Daughters Congregational Church Dell Eaken Marian Rotb Western Penn Hospital Pittsburgh Janet Shafer Baldwin Bedford Martha Davies Michalsk Rocky River Elva Horner Evang Cleveland Dorothy Moore BE. Cleveland Mary Jane Smith Magee Emaline Crawford Snyder Euclid E. Cleveland

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