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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1936
Page
3
A discussion on how noise affects the nervous system and health, including Dr. J Grant Hector of Buffalo and his noise studio experiments. The article explains how high pitched noises irritate and disturb, while low pitched sounds disrupt digestion, and describes frequency analysis of sound.
Dr Hector's gadget uses a illuminated dial and cathode tag to render the human voice as color coded screens. It mentions mufflers for mobiles and airplanes and compares airplane roar to a fraction of the original sound. A Texas note promises a picture of call stone colic and an abdominal pain described with rough medical terms.
New London Latin club decorated in purple and white hosted a banquet with menus in Latin and English. Addresses and performances included Gilbert, Micek, Hogstee, Bartlett, Keefer, Griffin, Craig, Sune McMillan, Leath, Marie Bohn, and Miss Wini fred Upton. Marie Bohn received special commendation for four years of Latin. Janice Hubler gave thanks on behalf of the club.
The British play is presented in the United States with Ernest Lanford a veteran actor turning to law before acting. Lawford, articled to Gerand Shopper in Furnival's Lane, recalls a Navy stint in 1912 and a life split between law and the stage. He describes a massive season with Sir George Alexander and the St James Theatre as a cathedral of theater.
Kathleen, a tall athletic teen, avoids activity and refuses food, driven by dieting fears. The piece notes adolescence brings self consciousness over hips and shoulders, with pressure to be thinner and dieting seen as solution, risking poor nutrition and mental strain.
A travel beauty guide urges the joyous traveler to meet every situation brightly with quick freshups. Tips cover cleansing in a car with a portable bottle, cotton pads, lipstick and powder, lotion on hands, perfume, and compact touchups at hotels. Readiness routines include skin cleansing, makeup renewal, hair care, and small comforts for overnight stays.
Caroline Jay and Garret secretly wed after a hit‑and‑run kills Pop Whistler near the aged home. Jim Hennessey reports the body. Mrs. Jay identifies the victim as Pop Whistler. Caroline feigns illness at a Sky Club dinner with Henry Avon as she plans to surrender with Garret at the lodge. The chapter ends with Caroline seeking a drive to the lodge.
In Lorain County Ohio the Lorain County Savings & Loan Company plaintiff versus Frank Beat et al defendants. An order of sale directs sale of parcel 11 in Elyria for May 23 1948 at 1 AM at the north door of the courthouse. The property is the westerly 44 feet of Sub-lot 5 in General E Nichols Addition to Elyria, part of Original Elyria Township Lot 62.
A dense local column lists church events at Wakeman Congregational Church including Marene faliawe graduates day May 22 and Barralaureate May 31, with Rural Life Speaker May 22. It records weddings, visitors, and social visits across families, plus a card party at the Masonic Hall with Eastern Star serving dinner.
The Mothers Council at the New Oberlin House met Friday afternoon under the leadership of Mrs. M. L. Hurst who also presented a book review. Mrs. Leona Wellman prepares to organize a Four-H Sewnse club and has led the group for years. Mrs. Ora Stanfield hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Evelyn Hallauer Lyman whose marriage occurred last week. In church services John Keefe of the Oberlin Seminary led the notes in Professor Ward’s absence.
The Lorain County 4-H clubs hosted a skating party at Rainbow Gardens Elyria with members from Curahoza and Medina counties. Attendees from West Ridge included the Penfound, Wensink, Strickler, Raws, Streicher, Min—nich, Pallas, Schramm, Toth, and Raidant families, alongside others. A funeral for A. W Mireun at Nichols Funesu drew additional participants from the area, with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Penfound among those present Thursday.
A disjointed excerpt outlines a gradual, secretive strategy to transform government and economy. It advocates indirect methods, promises to win over supporters with conservative naming, inflating public debt, and eroding constitutional protections to push socialist aims while exploiting class prejudice and government control of business.
Public sale announced for parcels in Elyria City, Lorain County Ohio. Properties include Sub Lot 22 and blocks in Paris or river area with legal descriptions and appraised values. Owner names reference Clarence W. Ditto as sheriff. sale set for late March and May 1935 with cash terms and minimum bids.
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