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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1935
Page
10
A medical overview notes cancer prevalence rises with civilization and describes stomach and intestinal cancer signs, liver involvement, and the poor success of X ray and radium. It highlights skin cancer patterns on the face and lips, slow versus infiltrating forms, and stresses early, thorough treatment including surgical and radiative approaches.
Readers are invited to address general interest questions to Dr Chrisman through this newspaper. He will answer inquiries in his regular daily column on this page, offering guidance and insight on a range of topics.
Mrs Arthur Nichols grew impatient with her son Charies dog as it yanked at her skirts during an afternoon. The dog dragged her toward a backyard pool where Charies lay unconscious from near drowning. She revived him, ending a dangerous incident.
Amherst April 5 the Amherst High basketball team was honored at the annual PTA sponsored banquet in the school gym. About 159 attended a 6 30 dinner. The program featured speeches by WN Hearn Samuel Wragg and others, letters awarded to players, honorary captain James Ehrman, and dancing with Stang's orchestra amid Easter and April Fool activities.
The Women s Union of St Peter s Evangelical Reformed Church held a Thursday afternoon gathering in the church parlors. Mrs John Ries Vermilion gave a chalk talk with a vocal duet by Mrs L Roemer and Miss Hilda Krieg, followed by a drawing of Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane and a solo by Mrs Ries. A discussion on Our Sacraments and a Medical Missions article were noted, with a plan to contribute to the Easter collection. Refreshments were served by local ladies. About forty five attended, including guests Mrs J Ries Mrs F Krapp Vermilion Mrs Ed Young Mrs J E Whiton Mrs Wilson Mrs Peters Mrs George Kern and Mrs E R Baker.
The April meeting of Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church was held Thursday evening at the church with devotion led by M. Fred Krist. Members discussed routine business. plans for the annual event were mentioned for Thursday evening May 14.
The Elmer Johnson Post No 118 American Legion holds a regular meeting at the club rooms in the town hall. A Eagles sponsored dance at their ball features Russ Mollison and his orchestra with old and new dances planned. The Methodist church choir rehearsal is at Mrs L G Maxwell’s Park avenue home. Four Square church services are at Py thian Hall led by Ida May and Clariss DeVries.
The Ladies' society of the Congregational church was entertained at the church parlors Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Mayme Blum and Mrs. James Miller. Musical contests featured, with Mrs. Melvin Schwartz and Mrs. H. W. Powers winning honors. Plans were made for the Father-Son banquet on April 12. A luncheon followed with an Easter color motif of green and yellow served by the hostesses.
Miss Edith Berger of Franklin Avenue acted as gracious hostess for the Duba Dek Club gathering Thursday night. Bridge scores crowned Mrs. Walter Schulz first and Miss Emma Dreschier second, with dainty refreshments served to guests including Mrs. A Zelinski, Mrs. Herman Shor, Mrs. Frederick Berger, Mrs. Walter Schulz, and Misses Helen Roemer, Frances Sabiers, Hulda Berger, and Emma Dreschler.
A Jessamine Lodge delegation attended a Thursday evening bridge-danco party at Wurst Hall in Elyria. The event was held under the auspices of Argyle Lodge Daughters of Scotland of the city.
Mrs Charles Schulz hosted the Ladies Aid Society at St Paul Lutheran church parlors on Thursday afternoon. Rev Bosse led prayer and scripture. Attendees included Mrs Franklyn Miller Mrs Walter Schulz and Mrs R H Leonard. Forty guests enjoyed refreshments.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul Lutheran church served dinner to the Noon Day club on Thursday. Seventeen members attended plus one guest, Arthur Thomas. After dinner the group sang and addressed routine business.
Local residents attended the funeral for J. mers Hosier in Grafton on Thursday. Reports list attendees including Mrs. Minnie Bechtel, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Opfer from Eithart Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. William Schuiz with son and guest, Mrs. Clara Gautier of Kiulbuck Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Thert Kreener among others.
A mix of social notes from Bluffton with names of local residents visiting, illnesses, a quarantine for scarlet fever, and a guest from Elkhart. Church announcements list services for St Peter’s Evangelical, Congregational, First Evangelical, St Paul’s Lutheran, Methodist, St Joseph R C, Four Square, and junior activities. A note mentions the white lipped peccary of South America traveling in large herds and noted as dangerous if attacked.
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