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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1936
Page
5
CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAn discusses private health concerns and public oversight in town. He recalls early city efforts to regulate milk distribution including a milk wagon system and bottle reuse, sharing a personal anecdote about brass tags on bottles to ensure proper bottling at the dairy.
A hard battle over clean milk moved from dairy farms to city streets as milk supervisors demanded sanitation from owners and sampled milk for bacterial counts. Laboratories tracked illnesses linked to dirty milk while the public learned container sterilization and proper cooling to protect babies.
A historical note asserts that earlier care with nursing bottles and bottles as toys was a nuisance and that modern communities value clean milk. It discusses milk as the perfect food when made from precise, scientifically calculated modifications for conditions, citing West Virginia’s calorie figures and comparing buttermilk to skim milk for digesting fats, with emphasis on casein coagulation.
Bright evening program titled Brighton Musica le by joint direction of Mrs Moore and the staff featured the Blossom 7 Song from the Sigh school orchestra. The program closed with a second grade students act including Good Evening Making and several light vocal pieces.
Practical tips for achieving a bronze summer glow using suntan powder and foundation, matching rouge and lip color, and ensuring even application on face and exposed skin. Advises on choosing slightly darker shades as spring fades to summer, and notes trends in rouge, lipstick, and nail polish to complement sun tones.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions UF and parts of names and actions, with unreadable phrases about sides and payments. No coherent event or entities clearly identifiable. contents are garbled and incomplete.
TALBOT LAKE profiles Wilde as a master of the one act play. Born 1887 he endured multiple school expulsions then Columbia and a bank career before fiction and drama. He made vaudeville training, helped Little Theatre flourish, wrote movie scripts, and saw Broadway success with several plays. He and Nadie Rogers Marckres married in 1990 and have two sons. Winters in Miami summers in Sharon Conn. He rises at 1 30, plays tennis or swims, then works until sunrise.
A mother confronts a three year old Cari who tears newspapers, questioning how often she should specify expectations. The article argues explicit instructions aid young children, listing several classmates and noting an educational field trip by Brighton High School’s American Government and Home Economics students.
Daughters Mari Beth and Violet Schroeder attend farm events on Eppleyrand. Beehret hosted a Sah Le wedding Saturday. Missionary rally planned at Sandustky tomorrow. Community Club meeting postponed. The Rev R G Piper attended Fremon Masters gathering. Briefs list numerous visits from Harvey Curtis and families, George, Huth, Brownhein, Lorain visitors, and Sunday hosts. Various residents shared weekends with relatives, including trips to Greenwich, Norwalk, and Cleveland area.
A government drive to study county operations visited Elyria Clinic and Elyria Me Hospital under the direction of Mrs. Ra Hesnes with Principal J. H. Rossen acting as verductimg officer. Officials observed sanitation and hospital procedures during the tour.
Ag Deba hosted a Ridge meeting with a social hour and tea. Members and guests attended from West Ridge and Mid Ella as flowers decorated the room and place cards named famous women. Church notes list Sunday services and a 2 p.m. gym session.
Illness spreads through Sparner with bronchitis while 21 to 60 age group shows grippe symptoms. Reverend Br. G Pierrer officiated at the funeral of Peabod held Thursday from Ob Fu- Funeral Home. Alma McDonald and Mrs. Ida Brown return to their home. McDonald and sons, foresght?
An advertisement from Teachers College era promotes a simple to sew dress with caped shoulders and a slim waist. It highlights a short front panel for youthful height and cotton prints with a rough finish. Order patterns and the Spring Fashion Book by sending five to ten cents plus book and pattern for twenty five cents.
April 22 a kitchen shower for LaLa Beem was held at her home hosted by Mrs. tis Todd assisted by Mrs. Al er and Mrs. Robert Hoyt. Games and prizes followed with refreshments served. Guests included Mrs. Graves Barnes Conry Krause and others from Norwalk Cleveland and Florence. Eleanor Breisch hosted a kitchen shower for Francis Corry on Abbott Street with Ponce and lunch. Reulah Peer Miss Marsh and others attended.
Litchfield lost to Chatham 8-1 in the season opener with key players Lewis Kouren ds and Harold Morgan out. A follow up game against Lodro is set for Friday after school.
Hartland residents shared visits with neighbors and relatives including Leslie Stanford calling on the Hort family. Paul Breisch and Madge Crabbs spent a weekend in Cleveland. Hartland visitors Mrs. C. J. Hoyt and daughter joined Laura Hoyt of Bellevue. Mrs. Al St and LuAita Green traveled to Norwalk and Cleveland on separate days. Carlton Bricker of Cleveland recently visited her parents Harmon and Mrs. Martin. Rob ert Gerber and daughter spent a weekend in Cleveland with Mrs. Cora Cento ben.
The Birmingham High School Junior class plans a box social at the schoolhouse on Saturday night April twenty fifth with dancing as the main entertainment. Miss Betty Greenwich was honored at a surprise party for her tenth birthday. Readings and games filled the afternoon, followed by lunch for guests. Mixed social notes mention visits and calls among local families in Elyria and Milan areas.
North Olmsted April events note a farewell party for Edith Thorpe and daughter Betty ahead of a trip to Phoenix. Universal Women and other guests enjoyed contests and refreshments while a dinner followed at the church. Also listed are a marriage license, local visits, and residents moving or ill in the community.
The ad promotes Hemroid tablets claiming rapid relief from itching bleeding and protruding piles. It emphasizes faster healing of affected areas and reduced eye blood congestion while warning hemorrhoids can be helped by this drug.
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