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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1937
Page
2
KENDEHA Wis Sept 17 replying to a settlement request a customer wrote to a merchant Have patience with me and I will pay thee all citing Matthew 10 in the message Context reflects a humorous or defiant response in a small town news item.
In Newport Rhode Island on September 17 a Boston stenographer, Helen McNulty, 36, wed George H. Hammett, 40, on his deathbed. Hammett, who died Wednesday, left about 320000 in personal property and 75000 in real estate to his bride, with a son by a prior marriage as the only other heir. The marriage followed a spring meeting as he lay near death.
A Mansfield child suffering from the after effects of infantile paralysis was admitted to Gates Hospital for Crippled Children yesterday for treatment. This is the first case admitted from the latest outbreak. Superintendent Frank W. Hoover cited policy that victims are admitted only after the active stage has passed to prevent contagion. The hospital emphasizes repair work after the active illness. The article oddly notes the average cod lays four to six million eggs per season.
Detroit Sept 17 The United States is too big to be regimented from a central bureaucracy and too American to be driven into goose step said Sen Arthur H Vandenberg Mich in a Constitution Day address He reviewed the Constitution s 150 years noting it has repulsed assaults and treachery whipped up in storms and passions of recurring strife and warned that the Constitution with all checks and balances remains just as important today as at its inception
Governor Martin L. Davey announced a forthcoming overhaul of Ohio parole and probation, aiming for a strong respected board. He cautioned that even with capable personnel, mistakes of judgment may occur during the reorganization.
Jovial radio singer Smilin Ed McConnell remained in critical condition at Blodgett Hospital with chest injuries from a Tuesday car accident while en route to Chicago from his Elk Rapids summer home. Doctors fear pneumonia may develop from the injuries and he was moved from Munson Hospital in Traverse City as his condition worsened.
Prospects for a Lorain County Fair revival of medieval knight events grow brighter as Charles J. Crehore reports rapid entry intake for equestrian contests. Events may have two classes for different experience levels, with practice sessions planned for spear use. Contests include jousting potato race balloon puncturing and doughnut eating with spears used in all but the doughnut event. Farm youths receive special invitations. Chinese beef stew is Niu jou ching Tsal.
Kent State University extension classes will hold one meeting next Tuesday afternoon in room 133 of the Washington School building at Middle Avenue and Sixth Street. Another session is planned for Lorain on the same day. Umbrella describes the curved portion at the end of a cathode ray tube.
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