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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1932
Page
10
Dr. Logan Clendening urges daily hair care including clean combs and brushes, thorough brushing to loosen scalp scales, and scalp massage to boost circulation. Avoid harsh pulling or over-brushing as thinning hair may be affected. normal shedding is natural and new growth will replace lost hairs.
Friends and relatives attended the Charles Alexander funeral in Henrie tta on Sunday afternoon. Attendants included A C Dimaline and family Harley Wilson Albert Alexander and Lute Alexander. Charles was a brother of Mrs A C Dimaline. Also, Mrs John Bradner and son Jackie returned from a two week visit with relatives in Detroit. A church youth picnic drew about 24 young people from local Sunday School and Grafton Methodist churches, hampered by bad weather. Mrs Walter Cornish showed a Dat ura trumpet plant with 93 buds, 24 of which opened Monday night.
Ed notes a full-blown flower about eight inches wide opens after sunset as neighbors gather to witness the bloom. The page also catalogs BRIEFS of local visits, family trips, threshing accidents, social events, and assorted Sunday gatherings across Eaton and adjoining areas.
In Alliance Nebraska on August 11 Charles Earhood a ranch hand tried to release a mule that had been thrown on its back after a runaway with a tipped over combine. The mule bit Earhood who was treated at a hospital and unable to sit for several days.
August notes from Oberlin Road report the Four-H Club meeting at the church with dress judging by Mrs Pendry after a later trip to Oberlin. A county girls’ Four-H picnic is planned at Cascade Park Friday. The piece also lists a long sequence of family visits, reunions and social calls across Oberlin and nearby towns, including travel to Vermilion, Cleveland, and Chippewa Lake, with illnesses and injuries noted among residents.
Vincent area residents enjoy picnics gatherings and visits as families and 4 H clubs plan events. talk at M E church, county 4 H picnic, and various relatives share weekends across Elyria Lorain and Avon communities.
Sheffield Ohio August gathering of about forty Rose relatives from Dover and Elyria enjoyed a basket dinner, games, and music by W B and Buddy Cobb. Key officers elected include Herbert Smith president Clyde Rose vice president Kenneth Smith secretary treasurer, with plans for next year at Gulf Road. Georgia watermelons and peanuts were shared.
A birthday party for Percy Chambers occurred at Catalpa Grove near Fort Lot Springs with about twenty relatives and friends. The event featured a wiener roast water cress gathering by spring, a campfire with music, and social time. Other notes mention visits, dinners, and weekend travels among local families and friends in Elyria area, including Kileinshrot, Kleinshrot, Haynes, and Anderson.
Huntington August 11. Mr and Mrs H D Bowen and others attended the Crandall reunion at Wellington Fair Grounds Sunday. Various relatives from Cleveland Elyria Oberlin and Detroit visited and stayed with families in Wellington and nearby towns over the weekend.
The party has paid the amount due and a 10 percent penalty will be applied to the remaining unpaid balance.
Lima Ohio August 11 CEH Alvin Couples 38 lay near death after a quarrel over a $150 debt with his wife Margaret 48. Witnesses say Couples fired at his wife three times then wounded himself. Patrolman Edwin Keim 28 was wounded in a failed gas station holdup. The robber David Lee 23 was shot dead by officers Ray Miller and Joseph Rosenthal as he tried to flee.
Cleveland Aug 1 Up with the tax deadline extended to Monday second half year collections totaled 21 247 849. Collections yesterday 3 113 057. County Treasurer L G Collister said the extension was illegal but would push total receipts toward 25 000 000. Midnight was the legal deadline for payments without a 10 percent penalty. Partial payments were accepted due to extraordinary need for money and owners will be credited with the amount paid.
A discussion notes estimates for smuggled and reformulated alcohol stocks. It cites three million gallons smuggled, fourteen million from industrial alcohol, ten million from molasses, and 120 million from cane beet and corn sugar. The piece mocks slogans and notes Kindred, prosperity, and investment.
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