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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1937
Page
3
In Ban Franciegco on August 4 United Press reports Co. Thomas Emerson’s will awards Miss Bitsy Brmeton a $20 monthly allowance and a $9,000 emergency trust fund. A personal physician guardian is provided as well, while the will faces contest. Ritzy the family cat is mentioned in passing.
Trustees of the First Baptist Church of LaGrange file petition in Lorain County Common Pleas Court seeking a mortgage of land described by Sub-Lot 38 and related parcels in LaGrange Village with hearing set after August 23, 1937. Also sheriff sale notice for 201 207 Winckles Street Elyria valued at 19,000 dollars with terms cash and two thirds minimum. and action to quiet title for 248 Grafton Street Oberdin Lorain County Ohio with defendant heirs named and court date to answer.
County commissioners approved a two to one sale of the north Ridge road house to Darek Florist Inc for 1775 in a bid process that began after purchasing it for 5260 for right of way for a 15000 state highway project. The move prompted debate over Herr's no bid letter and included plans to move the structure to Florist’s greenhouse site.
Mrs. Rupert Gross joined Mr and Mrs Dean Regal and children for Buckley reunion at Cascade Park in Elyria on Sunday. A lightning strike during an electrical storm destroyed a stack of hay in J G Haurys field Thursday night. Miss Jennie Novak, visiting in Pittsburgh, returned home Saturday. Mrs Albert Erhart and Miss Helen Strittmatter joined Mrs Arthur Mallett of Medina in visiting Sister Dolores in Charity hospital Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Sybo and children Paul O Flannery and Henry Karpenty of Pittsburgh are signatures in a local note. Rev J M Ritter is a patient at St Josephs hospital Lorain. Mrs Chas Gross visited daughter Mrs Norman Derek in Valley City as Norman recovers from Elsha Memorial hospital. Bill Shaffner and Bert Meyer were visited by Medina friends Friday. Mrs Frank Ulrich spent Thursday with her brother EA Offinberg in Berea. Harry Bell and wife visited Joe Felt and George Maxworthy Sunday evening. Miss Rose Grabenstetter weekended with Miss Zella Indoe in Granger. Earl Feist visited Norman Derek in Valley City Wednesday evening. Arthur Marworthy and family spent Sunday with Clarence Petersen in Barberton. Mrs Joe Feist visited Mrs Albert Haury at Grafton Tuesday. A G Schware and family spent Sunday at Frank Glrich’s home. Mrs Charlies Gross and Mrs Joe …
Dr Claud North Chrisman warns the annual hay fever surge is coming as ragweed and grasses spread irritation. He advises starting pollen extract injections to prevent later discomfort, noting delays reduce effectiveness but urge continued treatment rather than none.
Sufferers should prepare for August and September or risk six to eight weeks of severe discomfort. Hay fever is not mild and can drain health, with possible progression to bronchial asthma, sinusitis, chronic nasal catarrh, and chronic bronchitis. Treatments include nose and throat operations, air conditioning, and temporary relief from travel or sea voyages when feasible.
An old newspaper piece explains hay fever is hard to escape due to widespread weed seeds from autos. Prophylactic pollen extracts are best. injections may help after onset. Ephedrin offers temporary relief. nasal drops with gluco fedrin soothe congestion. estirin eye drops relieve burning and watering. Iodides and dosing offer comfort to many.
Feist and daughter Janet called on Mr. and Mrs. George Hilla of Grafton and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Derek, then spent Thursday with Mrs. Lacey Gross in Spencer. Lawrence Bueche of Cleveland visited his mother over the weekend.
Boy Scout Troop 104 led by Scout Master D R Dunlap spent Monday through Thursday in camp. Training and regulations were enforced. Cecil Johnson supervised drill, contests, games, swimming and cooking. Scouts included Edward Haines Red McClintock William Johnson Dan Bradley S Jr Jack McClellan John McCloskey Wells Mole Jr Eugene Worey Robert Reese Sidney Spitzer and a guest. Mrs D R Dunlap and daughter Betty also attended. Visitors listed among Don ald Miller Len Wilczak Red Bardon Junior Anderson and others.
The Just Between You and Me Chub club held a Sunday outing at Cascade Park Elyria with 17 members and families present. Guests included Mr and Mrs Roland Gardner of North Canton. A pleasant dinner followed the picnic.
The Immaculate Conception parish prepares for its centennial anniversary on Sunday August 8 with a chicken dinner from 1 PM until dark. Altar Society members organize the event while the Frebotta brothers provide music for the celebration.
A surprise party was held Saturday at Mrs Lee Kinnect's home in honor of her birthday. Relatives and neighbors attended, with a refreshment course served. Other social notices list visits from various families and forthcoming Epworth League events and fundraisers.
The Clarksfield Sew-Just-So Club met at Maxine Byron’s home on Wednesday July 28 after a brief business session. Members spent the remainder sewing and planned the next gathering for Wednesday August 4 at Hazel Pader’s home. Mrs Carrie Scott Mrs Esther Felkner and Doris and Mrs Lou Scott and Char lied.
In Columbus on August 4 counsel for the Committee for Industrial Organization voluntarily withdrew their motion to restrain Ohio from using National Guardsmen at northeastern strike plants. Judge Mell Underwood announced the case would resume September 8 for testimony on the state's position. The CID withdrew as most troops had been removed, leaving the hearing to address a permanent injunction against guardsmen use.
Local social notes recount visits and picnics at Blue Hole Castalia and Clarksfield homecoming. Attendees include John Foster, Hallie Tillison, Clarence Foster, and many neighbors from Mansfield Elyria and Boulder Grove area. Also covered are vacations, arrivals from Cleveland, Medina, Waco Texas, and multiple family gatherings.
Rev and Mrs F H Schott and sons expect to arrive home around August 4 after a month in the west visiting Black Hills South Dakota Yellowstone Park Grand Teton Salt Lake City and Royal Gorge. Col Turner joined Mr and Mrs Church of Wellington for a birthday dinner for son Charles Turner at his Lexington home with Mrs Baxter also present.
This article describes pocket hair care tools for swimmers and outdoor enthusiasts. It details a tiny hair brush automatic curler bobby pins and a cap to keep curls secure during water activities. After swimming, use the pins and brush to revive curls and achieve a salon-like look quickly. It suggests wrap caps for sports like tennis golf or horseback riding and mentions water barrier bathing caps with various face shapes.
The notice lists relatives and friends from Lakewood and elsewhere who attended the funeral of Fred D. Gott on Sunday. It also mentions numerous social visits and gatherings in Elyria, Medina, Brunswick, Grafton, Mansfield, Oberlin, Cleveland, and other areas, plus local baseball results and trips of the Canfield family through the East.
Carlisle PASTOR announces Sunday address on Gates to Life at 11 15 a m with a 10 15 a m Sunday School. Church officers met to discuss current issues and plan surveys of sewer and water, auditorium floors, and future meetings. Summer Four H Club projects showcased by county Extension staff. many locals and guests noted in community notices.
Vincent VINCENT guests attended the 420th annual Chambers family reunion held at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Trav west of Grafton. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J J Cook, Mr and Mrs John Haraish, Mrs Leroy Rhone, Mrs O B Rea, Mrs Leonard Dian and children, Mr and Mrs Charles Tattersall of Elyria, and Mrs Ellen Langton. Also present were Mr and Mrs Haynes and Sons and Mrs Frankie Reese of Vincent.
Yvonne Desm visited grandparents and relatives in La Grange and Elyria over two weeks. Guests included Mrs Frankie Reese and Mrs Béns Mac Dowell with daughter, and Gerald Morris with J G Morris. Markley Girls 4 H Club dresses judged at Lake Avenue school. Style Review set for Linwood Park Thursday. Ellen Langton hosted by Lizzie Hahn and Stevenson relatives.
Wakeman Garden Club meets at Mrs Earl Fletcher home with president Bro Frank Rice leading. Minutes read and approved roll call Timely Suggestions for July. Members share seed sowing plans for next year and enjoy hostess services with help from Mrs Carl Ketchum and Mrs Ward Wilcoxen. Several residents and visitors are noted with casual social calls across towns and cities.
Sheffield area residents attended a birthday dinner at the Whiton home and 42nd Chambers reunion at La Grange. Ruth Johnson and others joined the Gay Debs at Euclid Beach while General Industries held a Crystal Beach picnic. 4-H plans a Vermilion Style Review August 5 and a local vs South Amherst Girls game is set. Joplin heat prompts wildlife pest calls as squirrels and woodpeckers threaten homes.
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