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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1937
Page
7
At dawn on April 9 1937 Loyalist forces launched a general assault against Nationalist positions near Madrid. Commanded by Jose Miaja the Loyalists pushed along the western front from Casa de Campo and the Manzanares river with heavy fighting and reports of important gains on the city’s west side.
A Seattle reader praises Kellogg's All-Bran for relieving years of constipation after using pills nightly. The letter claims the cereal absorbs water, forms a gentle mass, and aids bowel movement while supplying vitamin B and iron. Two to three spoonfuls daily suggested. Sold by grocers. Kellogg Battle Creek.
About 6000 heard the Oberlin A Cappella Choir led by Professor Olaf Christiansen on a spring tour through Oberlin Fremont Toledo Elkhart Benton Harbor Kalb Whitefish Bay Rockford Oak Park Warsaw Napoleon and Chicago where a half hour broadcast aired on the National Network. In Rockford and Tulsa? no the article notes Tyisda and Rockford with church clinics and 1200 attendees each. Ralph Tillema gi of Wisconsin News praised the conductor and the ensemble noting a high caliber repertoire and a poised performance ending with an encore Beautiful Savior refused by Christiansen leaving the audience wanting more.
The Mothers' Study Club met at Mrs. Fay Treadwell's home with Mrs. Vern Andrews assisting. A dessert luncheon preceded business. Mrs. William Schmittzen was elected chairman and Mrs. Fay Treadwell secretary for the coming year. Treasurer election deferred.
The Cleveland Art Museum event will feature a talk by attorney Frank Wilford of Elyria on the early history of Lorain County. Husbands of members invited as guests for the May 4 meeting at Mrs. C. T. Wandles home.
On Monday evening St. Peter's church Holy Name Society members met in Lorain to map duties for all county societies in preparation for the Diocesan Eucharistic Congress to be held in Lorain in the latter part of May.
Wednesday ten members of the L B S and Rev E C Young of the Congregational church attended the Fellowship Luncheon at Oberlin. Women from all over the county were guests of the women of Christ Church. Talks were given on the Peace Movement.
Lorain County Tuberculosis Society executive secretary L. B. Hindman will present an illustrated talk on the disease and its prevention at the P T A meeting on April 15 at the high school auditorium.
Burial services were held for Mrs. August Blepp at St. Peter's cemetery after her death in Cleveland on Monday. Blepp and her husband founded the family knitting company. William Capell was injured in the incident.
A patient injured in an accident several weeks ago has been transferred to a Toledo hospital for continued care and treatment.
Wakeman Mrs. Charles Bement of Cleveland stayed with her husband here over the weekend. Akron guests visited the Bement parents. Florence visitors called on W. J. Benson. Bellevue and Hartland residents joined Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hoyt for Sunday guests. Kathleen McCreedy of Cleveland spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Dosia Wilson. Julia Knapp of Battle Creek is visiting the Rupert Bohns. Allen families and Carroll Allen with children spent Sunday with the Bohns. The Murray family attended their son Robert’s wedding in Lisbon Saturday. A Grange Hall dance, sponsored by the baseball club, will be held Saturday night. The Benson house hosted more dinner guests. Mrs. Leonard Gerber works at the Oberlin hospital. Eleanor Breisch was in Oberlin Monday morning. The fire department was called. Alfred Murray won first in a Town Hall reading contest. Mary Louise Shelton second, Ruby Peabody third. Helen O Brain and Helen Gerber played a musical selection. Mrs. Hazel Henderson and daughters of St Paul visited her parents the Clarks. Aletha Parsons of Kent recently visited her parents.
A chimney caused a roof fire Saturday morning at Vern Johns home with slight damage reported. Bedford residents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cline visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Bohn. Families of Kirschner Worchester Shinsky Currier and Wood are noted in local movements and visits.
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