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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1935
Page
6
A mother describes the challenges of rainy days with children and remedies to keep them engaged. She notes initial frustration, then shifts to practical tasks like sharing chores, baking, reading, and interactive play to keep both mother and children productive and connected indoors.
A brief guidance suggests removing perspiration stains with soap and laying the garment in the hot sun for a few lit hours before laundering to help brighten fabrics and reduce residue.
EFI ATON reports Mr. and Mrs Lantz and daughter Clarice visiting Follan o West Virginia this week. Elizabeth Davis suffers a bad infection in her m1 avigation opened. Jamieson reports for duty as assistant engineer on a lake whter. Mrs W F Splete and relatives noted. Rice died Wednesday.
Amherst Ohio April 6 A combined chapel program featured two playlets with one directed by Miss Olive Scott dramatizing The Congo tracing negro history from savagery to religious deliverance. Cast included Marjorie Rickel Constance Kreeger Dorothea Ernst and others. The other piece Business in 2030 AD was by Elmer Smith Grace Maxwell Russell Andrews and Robert Krieg.
A service for Mr and Mrs Joseph Sposato was held at 10 am Friday at St Joseph Catholic church with Rev James Eigden officiating. Burial followed in Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends attended from Pittsburgh Cleveland Lorain and Elyria.
Miss Goldie Kreeger hosted Arbor Vitae Club members at Kolbe Stone House Kolbe road Thursday evening. Bridge provided entertainment with high score trophy to Miss Edna Boller and galloping prize to Mrs. Robert Lee. Luncheon followed for members and guests Miss Thelma Bond Mrs Clarence Dean and Mrs James Keenan.
The Amherst High girls hosted Harvard in a Friday night game at the school gym. Harvard triumphed 24 to 16 with Nettie Schaeffer Grace Bortner Audrey Bierman Dorothea Ernst Evelyn Webster Betty Toth Dorothy Michael and Dorothy Guiselman on the Harvard squad, while Cornell's lineup featured Mattie Linn Erma Kreeger Marjorie Bechtel Mary Louise Gaehr Kathryn Braun Stella Solak Patricia Murray and Vera Koepke.
Eczema or tetter presents with itching burning and a wide range of appearances from red pimples to blisters and crusts. It commonly affects hands and exposed areas and often associates with asthma and intestinal toxemia. Treatment varies by case and soaps should be avoided while ointments such as zinc oxide tannin and olive oil mixtures may help.
The Reign of Righteousness from Romans seven will be Rev A M Rickel’s topic at First Evangelical. Rev C E Schmidt will speak on The Inheritance of the Meek at St Peter’s English service at 7:30. Jesus Conquers Death from Acts 2 24 will be Rev F E Eastman’s topic at Congregational church. Delegates to Medina Association to be elected. St Paul Lutheran English communion at 10 am. parsonage announcements this afternoon and evening. Hatred Between Man and Man is the sermon at the Lutheran church. The DeVries Sisters speak on Love in the Open at Foursquare Church Town Hall Sunday evening. Tabernacle Sunday observed at Sunday School at 2 30 pm.
The men's prayer meeting of the Foursquare church meets tonight at Theo Meredith home in Lorain. Hickory Tree Grange plans its regular meeting Tuesday evening at Grange Hall Milan ayme. The auxiliary of Elmer Johnson Post No 118 American Legion holds regular session Tuesday evening in club rooms.
Funeral services for Albert H. Strauss aged 35 were held at Zilch Funeral Home Friday afternoon with Mrs. Thomas McGeachie, a Lorain Christian Science reader, officiating. Mrs. Paul J. Goldthorpe of Lorain sang solos, accompanied by Nina Adams. Pallbearers were four Strauss brothers and two brothers in law, J and E Edgar. Burial followed at Ridgehill Memorial Park with relatives from Canton Elyria and Lorain in attendance.
Members of the O. N. O. Club enjoyed an old fashioned party at the Hotel Amherst hosted by Mrs. Henry Edwards. Guests arrived in costume and played bridge with awards to Mrs. Arthur Meesig first, Mrs. Albion Wagner second, and Mrs. Clyde Nugent third. Luncheon featured an Easter basket centerpiece and lighted tapers. Attendees included Mrs. Chas Sparks, Mrs. Clyde Schuster of Elyria, Mrs. Vincent Nally, hostess, and guests Mrs. Clarence Brucker and Mrs. J. O'Brien. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Vincent Nally’s Lincoln Street home in two weeks.
The B. N. W. Club of Vermilion were guests of Miss Rose Full at her Park Avenue apartment Thursday evening. Nine games of five hundred were played with honors to Mrs. T. Penning, Mrs. S. A. Haber of Vermilion, and Miss Full. A dainty luncheon and social time closed a very pleasant gathering.
Admitted Andrew Kish from R. D. 2 Lorain and discharged Mrs P Mitroff of Lorain.
Mrs. Hannah Jackson returns to her Lorain home after two weeks with Mr and Mrs Joseph Heath cote. Miss Grace Hubbard enjoys a Florida visit in Okala. Miss Mable Wade of Oberlin calls at Amherst. St Peter's church Senior League plans a Palm Sunday playlet for the confirmands reunion.
Funeral rites were held for Agnes Sposato nine month old daughter. The service remembered her brief life and featured family mourners and local clergy. Burial followed at the family plot with neighbors and friends paying tribute.
The elderly woman died after several weeks illness and her remains were taken to Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baird of Elyria visited the Lantz home Tuesday evening. Mrs. A J Carpenter was named committee chair to plan the Easter program, with plans nearly finished and an invitation extended to all in the community.
Doris Nichols spent Sunday with Theodore Demas of Elyria. Jean Fridenstein of Elyria high school and others from Elyria are spending their spring vacation at home. Norma Slusher visits her aunt Mrs. Anne Eppley for a week.
Murray Ridge notes list several attendees at the Y M C A Get Acquainted Day including Mrs George Fridenstien Mrs Grace Gannett Mrs George Kait tle Mrs Henry Dellefield Mrs Ervin Eppley Marion Kait tle Ruth Schroeder and Norma Slusher Ernst Walter and Anna Haag visited Washington as guests of their brother Carl Haax Amelia Durar spent the weekend with her sister in law Mr and Mrs Wm Pitcock and family visited friends in Grafton Doris Nichols spent Saturday with cousin Mrs John Jones and family in Elyria Marjorie Pitcock and Bruce Eppley were chosen Health Queen and King of Murray Ridge School for the fourth nine weeks period upper grade students formed a society with Amelia Duray as president A meeting was {/* truncated text not fully readable */}
Members of the Elyria Lorain County Real Estate Board will hold a meeting Monday evening at the offices of Kolinski and Standen in the Elyria Savings and Trust building. The session will discuss legislation on the effect of the proposed law governing collection agencies. A light lunch with coffee will follow.
President Roosevelt fished off San Salvador Island as time runs short before departure for Washington. Advices from Miami say he will return to land, board a special train, and head to the capital to tackle the $4.88 billion work relief bill and other urgent administration matters.
Concerning Questions Dr Chrisman offers readers the privilege of addressing questions to him care of this paper. He will answer questions of general interest in his regular daily column on this page.
Two Elyria residents told the Chronicle Telegram yesterday that dogs are destroying shrubs and gardens. One elderly man said his garden hobby was ruined by a dog and that a formal complaint will be filed with Dog Warden Lee Minkler.
A concise meditation argues that all utopian plans rely on cooperation to regenerate mankind. It highlights shared aims and the need for collective effort across communities to achieve lasting improvement.
Wellington April 6 funeral services for John W. Gallatin 58 who died at his Spencer home Wednesday morning are conducted in Spencer Methodist church this afternoon with Rev L J Quade officiating. He was a well known local farmer and attends by Mrs Alvin Gallatin and family Mrs Frank Zimpher Mr and Mrs Charles Caner Mr and Mrs K C Rice and others from Wellington.
E. R. Lehman and engineer Tom Jaundon report they were told by State Highway Department officials in Columbus that Herrick avenue east will be repaved as soon as funds are available. Meanwhile Herrick avenue west in Wellington is already under repaving from the corporation limits east to the Herrick Library.
Edith Hewitt of Courtland Street east of town caught a sailfish seven and a half feet long weighing 70 pounds. It took 25 minutes to land. She shares the adventure with friends after noting 52 boats fishing that day and boasting the largest catch.
Mrs Nellie Deterich was rehired by the Wellington school board to take the village school enumeration at four cents per name. Everett L Barrick was rehired to take the township census for twenty dollars. The census runs from May 1 to May 25.
Dr. C. W. Recard pastor of Wellington Congregational church has been invited to give the annual baccalaureate sermon Sunday evening June 2 at the Methodist church services that night.
A May Day benefit dance in Town Hall on Wednesday evening May 1 is sponsored by members of the Silent Circle of the King's Daughters. Proceeds aid Wellington relief work. The group recently completed an eye examination project for five grades of school pupils. those needing glasses will be assisted through the organization. The May 7 meeting at Mrs Homer Barbe’s will hear the nominating committee report for new officers.
George B. Warner a producer-member of the Ohio State Milk Commission will speak at a dinner meeting at Hotel Anne Lorain Monday evening. All Lorain County milk dealers are invited, with Editor E. L. Hewes as guest. W. C. Barber will be master of ceremonies and other prominent milk dealers will speak.
Thursday afternoon at the Wight home Delta Dekka members hosted a farewell for Doris Behner moving to Monroeville with a one o'clock luncheon and Bridge for prizes. Wednesday evening the LePont Bridge Club at Elyria welcomed five new initiates assisted by Helen Sawyer. Maxine Hines won the attendance prize as twenty two members attended the event.
Brick from Herrick Avenue paving being removed and sold at 15 pounds per thousand. Several thousand bricks will fund the Municipal swimming pool bath house and other poor relief additions. Some bricks to alleys near the business district and Wellington school board for coal bunkers at 32 shillings per thousand handling.
A brief item notes a musical comedy presented in the high school auditorium. Cast and exact date are not provided in the readable text, but the piece highlights community cultural events and student performances in the school setting.
A musical comedy show last night by local senior high club students directed by Miss Martha Rutledge raised funds for the school Athletic Association. Vaudeville acts included the Harmony Hounds, Malady Maids, and Thirs Ty the Magicians plus a three act Old Home Songs sketch with Aunt Lilly Uncle Hezzy George Washington and more characters of Possum Center.
The Wellington Kiwanis Club met at Herrick Auditorium with 47 members and one guest. International President William Carrington will broadcast Monday April 8 from 1 29 to 1 45 p m over Columbia station. Rev David E Scott spoke on Duds and real bridge play featured in the Ramser Grand Slam event.
The M E Aid Circle No 1 met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs W E Clara with Mrs Norman Linder presiding and Mrs E E Rowland delivering a devotional on Peter. Thirteen members attended and a social time followed. Norma Jean born to Mr and Mrs Emerson Brown weighed 9 12 pounds. The Fair Association directors plan a meeting here on Saturday April 15.
Linoleum can be washed with thin hot starch to form a clear glass like surface that dirt wont stick to and protects the floor for easy cleaning. Spring cleaning tips include using two coat hangers to prevent garments from blowing off the line and a sun exposed stain removal method for mildew ink and serge shine. All is just in dictatorship countries if within the definition of for the good of the State in its widest sense.
J B Johnson of the Ohio Public Service Company and his wife traced a western dust storm from Albuquerque to Amarillo while on a Los Angeles trip to care for Johnson’s ill father. They also toured the Boulder Dam, guided by a construction company man, during their Elyria return.
A distant view made the dam seem modest but exploration of multiple project sections revealed its true scale. Climbers ascended hundreds of steps, pausing at levels to view notable features and ongoing work.
It seems incredible how fragile insect forms survive pouring rain in hot climates. Yet great butterflies with wingspans of four to five inches appear unblemished after a deluge.
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