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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1935
Page
11
A guide advocates barefoot walking as gentle exercise and offers foot care tips for warm weather. Bathe daily, dry thoroughly, and use talcum to reduce sweat. Wear breathable footwear, rub with olive oil for dry skin, and do towel wringing and step exercises to strengthen arches and calves.
Readers can obtain a copy of the Glamorous Eyes leaflet by sending a self addressed stamped envelope. The notice promotes makeup tips and new aids for eye beauty.
Avon Lake announces the birth of a son at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland on Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Foley with Lucile Knip per listed. Arthur Taessen and Mrs. Theisen with Miss Weber part of Avon Lake social visits. Jack Anderson family moved into Gurss cottage on Center road. Mrs. Vern Miller visits Coshocton relatives. Stanley ONeill funeral attended in Cleveland. E Bean and son Glen visit in Massillon. Card party hosted by Mrs. Anna Winchester in Sheffield drew many locals.
Miss M A Webber entertained Pleasant Hour club members at her residence on Wednesday evening. Card games were the main pastime with prizes awarded to Mrs Florence Curtiss and Mrs Mat Casper. Refreshments followed the play. In two weeks Mrs Gervis Gates hosts.
April social life features a Minstrel ticket drive by the Congregational church youth, a large class attendance at the Medina teachers meeting, and plans for high school baseball and county track participation. Families attend dinners, showers, and gatherings in Elyria Medina and Buckeye areas, with students refining desks and preparing class plays for the year’s end.
Joan Blanes, staying with her Aunt Harriet at a secluded country house, hosts three suitors and a newcomer while a 100,000 diamond necklace becomes the rumor that strains nerves. Rickey warns of trouble as tensions rise amid flirtation, jealousy, and threatened confrontations over the prized jewel.
A social note reports Wil hosting a club gathering at his residence on Center Road, inviting members to join for an informal evening.
Bridge was the main diversion when the Lido club met at Miss Clara Baldan’s home Wednesday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs Waite, McAllister and Theresa Casper. After the camel lunch was served, the next meeting will be at Misses Lillian and Eileen Casper’s home in five weeks.
Mrs John Leht hosted a Just On Time card party Thursday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs Joe Tomlin Mrs Vernon Frer and Mrs William Katerheart. Lunch was served by the hostess OFS. Meetings planned for four weeks at Mrs Andrew Mittendorf home with guests Mrs Tomanik and Mrs Kavan augh. Mrs Ray Hepburn of Cleveland visited her mother Mrs Rose Casper. Avon visitors in Cleveland Wednesday included Mrs Ira Gourd Miss Anna Nissen and Mrs Marjorie Reisinger.
Readers record a flurry of visits and family gatherings from Berea to Cleveland. Richard from Ohio Wesleyan returns home for spring vacation while Miss Myrtle Wine and Mrs. K. E. Milter join sisterly reunions. Guests from Elyria, Grafton, and Akron fill out a busy sequence of Sunday calls and weekend hostings across multiple households.
Mrs Alfred Fuller underwent an operation at the Cleveland Clinic on Friday morning. Dr Jones performed the procedure and her condition is reported very favorable. Misa Mable Boice of Weliton spent a week here with her grandmother, Mrs Nelie Boone, as the Three D's of the Spencer M E division served luncheon to local school pupils.
Local notes report Harvey Miller injured when a farm implement caused a broken leg with Dr. F E Reutter treating him at home. Many neighbors and relatives visit or travel, including the Rooks in Queslington, Fusselman at Lodi, and the Kuens at Fremont, with illness and recovery updates and social calls across Wellington and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Adam Kirschner are the proud parents of a baby girl born Sunday night at their home on Vertine street. Funeral services for Mrs Keith Stanfield were held at the late home in Oberlin on Thursday at 2 p m with burial in Wakeman cemetery. Karl Love is employed at Proje Store in Norwalk.
Division No. 3 met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. C. E. Cement’s home on Pleasant Street. Fifteen members, one visitor, and three children attended. After quilt blocks were sewed, a business meeting followed and roll call featured reading four verses. A lunch was served by the hostess with help from Mrs. W. J. Benson and Mrs. Dora.
Sullivan High School junior class presents a three act play titled Little Sherlock in the high school auditorium on Tuesday night April 9. Cast includes Betty Gott Eloise McFadden Pauline Johnson Wilbur Drake Lesie Woodburn Kenneth Ropp Kard Koons George Greenbank with Herman Hileman Roy Greenbank Grace Eaton Charles Beard Hazel Heard and Mrs Ora Fackler returned from Colorado after a four weeks stay due to Mr Beard's sister's serious illness. Mrs Heifner died the day after his departure. Hazel Beard resumed work in Elyria after the trip.
Henrietta area residents share weekend visits and visits to Elyria Brownhelm Oberlin Vermilion and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Paul Portman and others visited relatives while Evelyn Hildebrand and a Lakewood friend stayed with the Borns over the weekend. Several families hosted dinners and small gatherings with the Goulds Horns Delefieds Bechtels and Bauman families among those mentioned.
Mrs. Robert Hoyt hosted visitors including Pomeroy Mrs. J E Lowe and daughter Helen Wendt of Cleveland while Dora Pomeroy cared for Mrs Della Mar. Margaret Fay of Toledo underwent appendectomy this week. Townsend Grange hosted its first degree last Friday and Meta Krause of Cleveland visited Mrs Thomas Mockler and family.
Profiles for Today sketches John Hays Hammond the aging mining engineer famed for adventures in Arizona Mexico and the African veldt. The piece recalls his near death under Boer law pay of a $125000 fine and later political disengagement while noting his ties to Cecil Rhodes Mark Twain and other notable figures. Hammond’s active spirit persists as he plans future fishing feats and salmon swim.
Mrs Wallace Wood of Cleveland visited her relatives the Court family in Brownhelm. Mr and Mrs John Kirk and Mr and Mrs Tom Kirk from Elyria called on the Snyder family. Carl Reusser of Fenn College Cleveland enjoys spring vacation at home. Mrs Katie Weidman called on Mrs Harold Buchs. The M B church choir met at the parsonage. Myron Ries called on Carl Becker. Mrs Oscar Szabo and daughter Velma of Lorain visited the Sanders home. Mr and Mrs Oscar Schneider from Berea are guests at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Jones.
Birmingham Ohio April 6 John Wilhelm of Midway was a Sunday guest of Mrs Jennie Mitchell. Herman West made a business trip to Vermilion. Mrs Inez Miller and L R Opperman of Brownhelm were guests at the Earl Hunter home Sunday evening. Otis West of Huntington visited his family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Nitz Miss Florence Brouchaber and Miss Bernita Hacker of Sandusky spent Friday with Mrs Lilian West. Mary and Lewis Ladrach were Amherst shoppers Tuesday. Mrs Walter Rothe and daughters of Henrietta visited her father M E Clary Tuesday. Oliver Gribben and family moving to Wakeman onto Charles Delawater farm. Miss Marjorie Howe attended a musical demonstration at Wakeman Monday evening. Mrs David Eukes reported very ill at her home here. Rev H O Comstock was a Vermilion visitor Monday afternoon. Miss Jennie Carter E J and John Danby were in Huron on business Wednesday morning. Ruth and Nellie Miller of Brownhelm were Sunday evening guests at the C E Opperman home.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs A L Defields states Miss Lucile Niskey will marry Wayne Turner of Litchfield. The wedding is set for Saturday evening at 7:30 at the home of the DeFields.
Members of the Farm Woman's Club from Pen field attended the get acquainted day Tuesday in Elyria. Present were Mrs. Alice Buswell, Mrs. Elmer Brunt, Mrs. Clyde Minkler and daughter Jean, Mrs. Claude Berkey, Mrs. Lad Remen, Mrs. Babson, Mrs. Walker, and Miss Elsie Shaw.
All Grange officers nationwide with husbands and wives were invited to a dinner at the Oberlin Methodist church at 7830 on Friday evening to discuss Grange problems. From Penfield came Mr and Mrs Fred Rollin, Mr and Mrs Richard Leach, Ado Witbeck and daughter Thirza, Mr and Mrs Jay Palmer, Mr and Mrs Carl Buell, Mr and Mrs W H Myers, Mr and Mrs C E Dickason, Miss Elsie Shaw, Miss Helen Blough, and George Bowman.
Mrs Harley Smith has returned home from Lodi Hospital and is improving each day. Mr and Mrs Moore continue to work at the Smith home.
The Methodist Aid society held a well attended bazaar and chicken supper on Tuesday evening. Rugs, candy, popcorn and ice cream sold, with an antique display on view. Mrs. Levi Smith directed the program, and the school faculty performed a playlet titled The Flattering Word about right and wrong in tacetrees.
The clever actor persuaded Rev Rigley and his wife and Mrs Brooker with daughter to attend a theater. A piano solo by Mrs C E Dickason, a cello solo by Miss Schriver with Mr Zellars at the piano. Readings by Miss Mabel Clark and Paul Lawrence Dunbar plus Reilly. A German band provided music. The evening gave much pleasure.
Penfield Methodist Church hosts a special Lenten and Palm Week program April 9 to 14 with daily services. Activities include sermons by Rev. John J. McAlpine and Miss Georgiana Skinner, special music by LaGrange artists, a Friday cross sermon, Holy Communion on Palm Sunday, and a Sunday school as usual. Attendance urged to support the meetings.
A music culmination program will be given at the Parent- Teachers Association meeting Thursday evening April 11 featuring high school orchestra Borys Glee club Girls Glee club and a cantata Childhood of Hiawatha by seventh and eighth grades presented by Miss Marjorie Howe and Mr Burris of Cleveland instrumental supervisor of the county Also notice of John Gallitin Spencer death and local club meeting cancellations and chairs for school events.
Mrs William Frey attended the funeral of her classmate Mrs Casaie Rowland at the Congregational church in Wellington. Numerous couples and individuals including Mr and Mrs Lawrence Betts and Mr and Mrs Hart Ferriman were noted as attending funerals and visiting friends in Wakeman Adelbert De Field and family hosted guests. Kathleen Welsh and Portia McNabb from Ashland vacation with Katharyn’s grandparents Mr and Mrs Welsh. George Hastings serves on a jury. Other items list dinner guests, callers, and community meetings with residents from Valley City Elyria Marsailles Penfield Ridgeville and Oberlin.
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