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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1935
Page
11
Editor George Clare notes Sunday and holiday exceptions with publication cadence. Official acts referenced as L879, CG Budnoutt serves as president. Postoffice operations indicate second class matter status for Elyria posting.
The piece argues Mussolini seeks total mobilization and obedience, predicting a swift, unquestioned takeover of Italy's manpower to support an Ethiopia campaign. It suggests other dictators, including Hitler, envy Mussolini's display of centralized authority and control.
The Census Bureau reports the first rise in the national death rate since 1928, with 11049 per 100000 population, up from 1089.3 in 1932 and 4067.8 in 1933. Public Health Service data suggest the trend may continue through mid year, while infectious disease deaths fall in large cities and cancer, nervous disorders, and circulatory diseases rise. The report warns economic hardship may influence health later, but urges that the fight against disease must continue.
General John J. Pershing marks his 75th birthday with honors in Paris where he has spent part of each year since 1923 as head of the American Battle Monuments Commission. The World War commander remains a symbol of restraint and duty, overseeing memorials and ceremonies for fallen American personnel abroad.
A Republican national committee financial report shows a June to August surplus of 24986 amid a 20 deficit and 31 spending. The article contrasts GOP gains with Democratic deficits, mocks budgeting, and notes small social observations about discipline and dominance.
The prose muses on dawn breaking over New York with shifting light and polluted calm. It contrasts celestial colors with city clamor, notes Paris as an idea faded by mass culture, and recounts observations of fashion, streets, and a venerable Jersey house serving meals to educate two daughters amid aged rooms and a tea kettle soundtrack.
A fragmentary critique praises Baldwin as a domesticated author. The piece extols her devotion to children and household tasks, likening her to a revered figure among neighbors. Read as a period voice, it notes her faithful, vivid storytelling and memorable graphical prose from 1933.
A compact clipping lists births and deaths of notable figures such as Robert Rathes, Alexander Humboldt, Benjam in Hill, George B. Selden, Austin B. Garretson, and Robert Lincoln, alongside historical markers like Napoleon’s Moscow foray and Gen Scott in the Mexican War. It also notes TODAY'S HISTORY and a brief horoscope preview.
A devotional note discusses first Corinthians 14 13 14 and the tongues phenomenon in early church history. It contrasts ecstatic speech with prophecy and urges believers to seek edification and soul winning through inspired teaching, prayer, and church work.
The born today native is economical to a fault, ambitious and fairly fortunate, likely to gain a considerable competency or even a fortune. He should avoid loving money for its own sake, as that path will bring trouble.
Today's Birthday list honors Arthur D Whiteside Dun & Bradstreet born East Orange New Jersey 33 years Fears. Col Leonard P Arres Cleveland banker statistician born Connecticut 56 years Frank E Gannett Bristol New Jersey 59 years Hush Tate Tennessee Interstate Commerce Commission chair born 53 years Robert Renealer New York anchor Worcester Massachusetts 46 years Hon Joseph A Lyons Premier of Australia born 55 years. The note adds a moral exhortation about raising youth and avoiding entangling alliances with the opposite sex.
Betty Weakland a 19 year old evangelist will tell the Story of Her Life at a service in the grandstand on the Fairgrounds. Despite youth she has preached for twelve years and denominational readers call her a twentieth century miracle. A large crowd is expected as Betty and her party will perform on the converted whiskey barrel. She sang a solo last night accompanied by her sister Dorothy Lola on violin. Dr. R. E. Neighbour of the First Baptist Church praised her work. Betty will speak at 2:30 on The Bible Is It Inspired and at 1:45 in the same auditorium her farewell Painting the Town Red.
Eighteen members of the Loyalty class of the M. E. Church gathered at Mrs. Ed Myers home for the September meeting. Officers elected for the year included President Grace McClintock Vice President 4 L. Rinehart Secretary Frances Trembath Treasurer JF. A. Schurzer and committees chaired by Edna Taylor and C B Finler. Contests awarded prizes to Mrs Taylor and Carrie McClintock with McClintock, Finler and Rinehart consolation. Luncheon closed the evening. The Homemaker Club held a fall meeting at President Mrs. W. E. Laker's home with 25 attending to discuss civic projects and an Italian hemstitching demonstration. Plans were made for an all-day meeting October 9 at Mrs. John Reinders’ Banks road home. Luncheon and card party noted with Mrs. Finler and others attending an electrical event with Mrs. George Edwards and Mrs. William Finler.
Penfield Maccabees face Spencer's Duff Clothiers at the Wellington Fairgrounds Sunday at 2 30 pm to decide the Wellington Softball League second half winner and season champion. Also brief updates on local meetings, visits, and school enrollments in Penfield and nearby towns.
Penfield Sept 12 at the home of Mrs Derethy Workman in Homerville classmates and friends gathered on Sept 7 in honor of Mrs Edgar Pearce nee Miss Syl via Jackson whose wedding occurred in August Gifts were presented to the guest of honor and thanks offered by Mrs Pearce Refreshments were served
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