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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
14
Boake Carter notes that the United States and its allies influence over 1.3 billion people across Britain France Russia and China, positioning us as de facto rulers. He argues leaders obscure these figures with emotional rhetoric, insisting we are the moral ones while others are bad.
The piece argues that a small group controls most wealth and gold reserves, creating a global balance of power. It notes the United States and Britain dominate industrial output and mineral wealth, with Germany, Italy, and Japan minor players, while the U S and Russia possess vast internal resource bases and Britain’s empire supplies external resources.
Avon officials report the Board of Education met at Town Hall on September 13 with County Superintendent Gibbons present. The group authorized purchases of supplementary readers on Safety, lockers for the physical department, and reading circle books for the library. Next meeting set for October 11. Community notices include Royal Circle meetings, local visitations, and a church conference in Cleveland.
Avon Lake area social items note Sunday visits and gatherings. Families including Nussdorfer, Buswell, Bushman, Klinect, Dryer, Pauers, Biltz, Brockman, Horn, Beard and Andrews are mentioned visiting relatives in Bay Village Cleveland Ridgeville Elyria Erie and Harrisburg.
Glen Beard and Mrs. Malinda Beard hosted a Sunday gathering. Miss Andrews has just come back from Hawaii where she stayed with her sister and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Axup.
Members of the F H C Sunday School class honored Florence Ruth with a farewell party at Mrs Emil Ruths home as she heads to Fairview Hospital Cleveland for nursing school. Prizes were awarded to Florence Heussner and Ninabelle Witt. A gift was presented, and later refreshments were served.
Valley City opened Monday with the largest student body in its history and most classrooms crowded, especially upper grades. Only a half day was held. The Steck family sent Miss Thelma Steck to teach in California schools. The Schmidts and others visited relatives in Detroit and attended the Michigan State Fair in Lansing on Thursday.
Local residents hosted relatives from Toledo, Cleveland, Zanesville and beyond over the weekend. Events included church group gatherings at Smithville and Berea, a St. Martin’s bazaar serving about 1000, and a fire department party. Edward Keller, Edwin Keller and families featured in multiple visits as plans shift including a Huntington, West Virginia relocation for Reed McClure. George Hammon fished in Michigan, while FLHS Weidner heads to Columbus as Medina County delegate to the Ohio State Republican Convention.
Olmsted Falls Troop No. 201 led by William Maynard and Russ Ingersall camped for an all night hike at Ward's farm in Beechdtown on Saturday. Mr. Gilbert of Olmsted Falls joined the group. Mrs. L. L. Partch, longtime Olmsted Falls resident, died in Ypsilanti Michigan after a long illness following a severe operation last year.
Community briefs recount visits and gatherings in Olmsted Falls region. Burials and funerals touch Pennsylvania relatives. Mrs Louise Thompson attends aunt Kate Fleury's funeral in Cleveland. Various families host grandchildren, clam bakes, dinners, and motor trips among Dover Center Lorain Bay A large Moscow institute claim concludes the item.
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