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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1941
Page
8
A critical column argues that the phrase steps short of war shaped U.S. policy and public mood for years, with satire on neutrality debates and critiques of belated efforts to avert conflict. It laments how rhetoric masked reluctance to confront rising powers and warned of costs.
The parish and church groups schedule multiple social and religious activities including a joint tailoring event by Jupiter Walther 1 League and Concordia Club in church parlors on Thursday evening, a St Joseph Catholic Greek meeting at Mrs John Michiels Park Avenue, and a public chicken dinner Sunday in the school hall. Observances honor Our Sorrowful Mother, plus prayer service, Bible study, Sunday school board meetings, and choir rehearsals for an Emmanuel Evangelical church anniversary pageant in Lorain. Hospital apointments list several patients and local organizational meetings announce Legion auxiliary, Stonington Lodge Masons first meeting, Eagles clam bake, and the Fall meeting for the Professional Women’s Club at Eppley College Linwood Park.
Irregular prose fragment discusses tension and rhetoric surrounding potential conflict. Mentions patriots, a prompt to back down, and warnings about deception. References a lodger syndicate and vague phrases implying escalation without full commitment.
The Clarksfield Grange gathered at the Community hall Monday evening with officer voices present. Doris Burrows helped serve guests and plans were set for Booster Night and a Monday session. Miss Eda Merrill from Mansfield stayed with relatives during the visit.
Fragmentary notes show Spencer spending days at Brooklyn yards with his father TL DR Baumann and sister Mrs Norris Ek Walters. Raymond Will to board the President Harrison in San Francisco mid October and sail to China after filing 24 CAMs. Allen family visiting Sycamore with daughter and son-in-law.
Evelyn Webster daughter of J. E. Webster of Amherst marries Guiselman son of Abs Guiselman of Dewey Read in St. Peter's church parsonage with Rev. C. E. Schmidt officiating. The couple, after a wedding supper, depart for a southern motor trip and plan to reside at 540 Middle Street. The bride is a graduate of Amherst High School and Oberlin, employed at the Cuisein Corp. the groom with U. S. Automotive Co. in Akron.
The Eagles club schedules regular sessions this Thursday evening with Chief Carter presiding. Delegates from Amherat Temple of Pythian Sisters attend, including Mrs Lilas Miller and others representing the Pask Chiefs club during the drill.
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