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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1938
Page
2
Boake Carter’s radio commentary questions the ideal of collective security amid Europe’s tensions. He argues human nature undermines theory, citing ancient empires and the Ten Commandments as tests of restraint, while noting liberal nations’ paradoxes in claiming security through conquest and possession.
Linda Bailey, heir to Centergile's wealth, learns her father left little and flees to Hollywood. In the California desert she is robbed and stranded. A stranger named Martin helps her, and she continues toward Los Angeles using tactics to save fuel while navigating offers of further help and renewed encounters.
A fragmented, ironic critique argues that nations praise collective security in theory while exerting power and conquest. It contends that the loud slogan masks cowardice and self interest, labeling the urge for peace as a cover for raw might.
Mrs Howard Miller presided as chairman of the East Carlisle Woman's Club during a Thursday gathering at Mrs Frank Hill’s home with 25 members and friends present. Members planned upholstering chairs as the next project for October 27 at Mrs Frank Harrison’s home. The meeting featured quilt piecing and a seasonal refreshment course. Mothersingers Convene with Mrs Clayton E. Smith leading session.
The Mothers group reelected its chair during a Friday evening meeting at the school. Expressions of appreciation for the chair and Sunshine Chairman Mrs. Frank Ranl were voiced. New members joined as the group planned future social obligations and a social reacquaintment event.
The September Meeting of the Young People's League was held in St. John's Evangelical Church parlors South Amherst. Routine business was transacted and plans were made for an October program to be held on the last Thursday of the month. Miss Margaret Schneider was absent or misidentified in text.
Dr L H Trufant of Oberlin spoke to Elyria Exchange Club on state controlled medicine. He argued dangers in doctor patient relations under government oversight, claimed doctors earn modest incomes, and warned of limited time and supervision for patient care amid a nationwide push for socialized medicine.
Avon social notes list multiple local families dining at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Ashley in Oberlin in honor of Ruth Dawley and Harry Toner who plan November nuptials. Other visits include the Bells of Shaker Heights and Cleveland guests, De Russy family, Haynes and Guamber, and Lakewood residents visiting Hubbard relatives. Moving notices mention Monges family relocating to Lear Road.
Oberlin College awarded a contract to R. C. Mahon Co. of Detroit for fabrication and erection of 900 tons of structural steel for the Hall Memorial Auditorium at Oberlin College. Start of fabrication is slated for January 1 with delivery aimed at April 1, 1939. Bethlehem Steel furnishes steel for a 130 ton unit for Women’s Physical Education, fabricated in Leesdale Pennsylvania.
Lake Avenue community calendar highlights a September Adult Bible class gathering at the Jabbusch home with Croskey and Miller in charge, and a Booster Night at North Elyria Grange with Mrs. Harold Blake presenting the program. Local anecdotes include a 20th wedding anniversary surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Provoznik.
Mrs. John Potts and Mrs. Deane S. Potts were mentioned among Berea and Wellington residents. Robert Avery and Ben Schubert were linked to Berea and other area ties. Wallace Bear returned from a business trip to Columbus and Dunbar while Robert Bear led a farm exhibit in Knoxville.
Oberlin College notes the death of Mrs. F. OBrien a 1900 graduate of the Conservatory of Music in Oberlin. Funeral services were to be held today in Oberlin as tributes from friends and colleagues recall her work as pianist and accompanist. The report also mentions Dr. Paul Sears representing Oberlin at the Ohio Women’s Garden Clubs event in Toledo, highlighting conservation efforts.
The Full Gospel Tabernacle on Rast Gridge draws larger crowds as weekly evangelistic services continue. Evangelist Irvin E. Ade closes his message on the Mysterious and Sudden Rapture of the Church, with remaining topics on apostasy, sin and divine healing. A Friday children’s meeting at 4 pm and planned musical programs accompany nightly services open to the public. Australia imports from the U S rise 36 percent in the last year.
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