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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1936
Page
5
The notice lists the Elyria Journal’s editorial staff and publication details. It notes prices for single copies and subscriptions, carrier delivery, and mail rates for Ohio residents and nearby counties. Foreign advertising reps are listed for Chicago and other markets.
The Cincinnati Archbishop John T. McNicholas condemns Father Coughlin for stating President Roosevelt is anti God. He warns that such remarks reveal bitter feelings and could erode public respect for Coughlin and the National Union for Social Justice.
The League of Nations faces a renewed clash over Ethiopia after its conquest by Mussolini. If the league declares Ethiopia no longer a nation it loses credibility. if it preserves the fiction of an Ethiopian state, Mussolini may push Rome’s agenda further. The piece notes the league’s diminishing influence and suggests new roles for cooperation in radio and health while lamenting unresolved peace.
A combined chapel and assembly at AMHERST HIGH SCHOOL featured Miss Kathryn Murray reading scripture. The Record staff presented a program including a vocal duet The Dance Song, a tap dance, a class parade, pantomime What Not To Do in School, and a gossip column. Irvin Ehlert reported on a Boy Scout trip to Columbus, with football game commentary by Don Maze, Howard Young and Chester Kelleher.
This evening several state speakers from Columbus will give brief talks. Dancing will follow with music by Bud Worthington and his orchestra of Elmira. There will be several door prizes.
The annual observance will be held at St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed church during Sunday school. Installation of officers and teachers will occur with worship services. Rev Schmidt will speak on Lovest Thou Me and the choir will sing Father To Thee We Look composed by J Lamont Galbraith.
The Rev. B. H. Ryan, pastor of the Methodist church, has been returned to the local church for another year of service. He will deliver his sermon Sunday morning on "The Triumphant Faith."
Karl Sabiersh departs for Los Angeles to resume his studies at the Foursquare Evangelist Temple. It will be his second year at the temple in the city.
Miss Ione Good spends weekend at Bluffton home. Mrs. A Michael and family visit Elyria. Mr and Mrs Walter Werner move from Krieg property to Charles Krieg’s home. Miss Leona Gillis visits Elyria. Miss Margaret Berger visits Bluffton and Columbus for the weekend.
Brightens W C T U convention gathered at Oberlin Methodist church on September 18 with local members listed. A church wedding united Alma Hales and Thomas Barilebaugh in Bridgeport, Ohio, attended by relatives including C O Goss and others.
A list of birth and death anniversaries including Francis Pastorius founder of Germantown born in Germany. Thomas Grimke reformer from Charleston born in 1786. William Milburn blind chaplain to Congress born in Philadelphia. Charles Bardlaugh British MP born. Arthur B. Davies noted as a famed figure.
The records note Samuel Osgood becoming the first postmaster general under the Constitution in 1783. In 1831 the Anti Masonic Party held a national convention in Baltimore nominating William Wirt. In 1855 John D Rockefeller began as an errand boy in Cleveland earning 12 50 a month at age 16. The Federal Trade Commission was established in 1914.
Irv ing Bachellor noted novelist born Pierpont New York 77 years ago George Gershwin famed New York composer born there 35 Eleanor Gates novelist playwright born Shakopee Minnesota 61 Dr Edith Abbott Univ of Chicago sociologist born Grand Island Nebraska 60 Robert D W Connor Archivist US 58 born Wilson North Carolina 58 Henry H Heimann executive manager Natl Association of Credit Men New York born Aviston Lil 45 King Christian X of Denmark born 66
Families and friends gathered for dinners and visits across Fremont Wellington and Liberty Center. Notables include Lee Carpenter’s birthday and a trip to Cleveland for the American Legion convention. References mention Homer’s poems tied to Smyrna Izmir and ongoing regional social events.
The piece notes minds born today are active and sympathetic yet self centered and reticent. It urges individuals to avoid living by personal views alone and to broaden their field of thought to prevent estrangement from family and friends.
Funeral rites for Newton Beard of Willis Michigan who died after a lingering illness were held Friday afternoon from the home of his daughter Mrs Frank Towne on Jackson Street Rev C E Schmidt officiated at St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church Two vocal duets Rock of Ages and Face to Face were sung by Mrs L Roemer and Miss Hilda svieg Pall bearers included Clarence Cook Harry Brucker Joan Wilhelm Otis Bahl George Towne and William Young Egless Burial was at Elmwood cemetery under the Baker Co supervision
The Hickory Tree Grange display at the Lorain County Fair in Elvria earned first prize with fruits vegetables and other farm produce featured among the winning items.
Mrs Jacob Arndt of Brownhelm along with Mrs Steve Price and her baby boy depart hospital in Lorain after discharge.
The Young Married People class of the First Evangelical church met Friday evening in church parlors for regular business and a social hour with games and contests. A committee served refreshments later.
Karl Sabiers was guest of honor at a farewell gathering by Foursquare church members last evening. A song service preceded a Century Park toast in Lorain with 35 attendees. He received a gift and departed for Los Angeles to begin his second Bible School year at Angeles Temple, joined by Wade Miller of Wooster Miss Tresga Neil and Willard Hartzel of Cleveland who also study there. Rev Henry Marty left to lead services in Orwell Ohio after a prior stay.
The annual observance will feature morning and evening services. Rev. R. Schroeder of Cleveland will lead both the English and German morning services. Rev. E. G. Mueller of Cleveland’s colored mission will deliver the evening sermon, assisted by a colored quartet.
The Young Men’s Republican Club met Friday at attorney C. E. Horne’s office. Plans were completed to attend Sun Flower Hall at the Elks Hall in Elyria.
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