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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1936
Page
11
Dr Claud North Crisman lauds Dr Joseph Forman of Ohio for allergy charts that illuminate many facts. The piece notes earlier methods were less precise and argues prevention starts before birth with cautious measures by expecting mothers and careful use of toilet powders and insecticides free of pyrethrum.
An old house can trigger asthma and skin eruptions from hidden allergens like old furniture dyes wallpaper and even fish glue. Exposure to squids in decorations, flaxseed poultices, or fresh paint may cause swelling chest tightness or stomach cramps. Children should avoid pillows and hairy feathered pets. Protective steps include clothing covers for pillows and early vitamin rich cod liver oil, noting enlarged tonsils may occur but should not be removed unless infected.
The article discusses treating elands with astringents and preventing infections among caretakers. It notes avoiding foods that trigger allergies, possible tolerance methods, and treatment via protein injections. A case of Mr. J. H. describes heart palpitations, head pressure, sweating, and a diagnosis suggesting hyperthyroidism with goiter.
A reader asks how to eat pie a la mode and is advised to use a fork rather than a spoon. If the pie is too frozen the fork should turn to the ice cream until it reaches a creamy consistency.
SAMAY is at a stage where Tarzan images shape his masculinity. To prove toughness he punches himself and parades by the porch railing. His mother watches, angered and indifferent, provoking his boastful response. She pushes him to hit harder, then backs away, baffled by his performance.
Practical kitchen and household tips include preserving meat with vinegar and lemons in salt, making a harmless tapioca paste for children, filling jelly glasses with headroom for paraffin, adding salad oil to mustard to improve flavor, and a cautionary usage note about flashlight checks for a child at night.
Carlisle readers report social calls and travel as residents host and visit. Leon Osborne and wife plan a year of recovery after illness. Mrs. Robert Alexander and others visit, while Henry returns from a trip to the Judson Bay area. Mrs. Wurst convalesces from a fall, with several local friends stopping by the Wurst home.
Acting Sergeant Thomas Martin of the New York City Police Department is hailed as a premier detective. The piece outlines his career, notable cases including the Helen Clevenger murder in Asheville, and his methodical, law-driven approach, earning him the nickname Pop and a long record of decisive, high-stakes investigations.
Mrs Robson plans first homevisit while Mrs Fra and Mrs Wolliams host guests in Milan. George Miller family visit Elizabeth Unger’s home. Dorothy Brush visits Miss June Smith in Chestnut Ridge. Mrs Yoker calls on Mrs Kraft a former Forte resident. Ida Cole in Cleveland ill after art attack in La Porte.
A regular meeting of the South Amherst Boys 4-H club was held Friday evening at the home of William Fazey in Herbert Sehneder’s absence. President Elmer Sekacht led the session with eight members present. The group planned for an August follow up at William Roll’s home and noted a member’s trip to visit relatives in Puccia Colorado.
Volunteer firemen held a routine meeting at the fire platform on Way Street. Brief business and several reports were discussed before adjournment. Melin Kinerry returned home after a short vacation with his grandparents Mr and Mrs William Himery Sr.
The Avon Morsing Glory Club met at the Derhants home on Detroit Road Saturday evening. Cards were the main activity with prizes awarded to Mrs Fisher, Mrs Mittendorf and Mrs Wilford. A lunch followed and the group planned to meet again in two weeks.
A vintage guidance piece encourages brides and graduates to cultivate lasting beauty through poise serenity and good grooming. It advises practical steps from skincare routines and hair planning to deodorant use daily washing and clothing care to help young women navigate romance marriage and careers with calm decisiveness.
The text notes numerous visits and travels among residents. Mrs Margaret Austin of Oakland is staying with her sister Miss M A Weber. Mr and Mrs Ira Goueh and guests from Columbiana visited the Blue Hole at Cassalia. Mr and Mrs Henry Mehrling went to Rock Island. Mrs Ray Benonson and daughter returned home after visiting. Mary Grace Irene and Bert Harry Gough visited Westenfield and Columbiana.
The Church Council met at the Misses Chariton home to discuss further plans for the church market. Women’s society also met to assign tasks for market leadership. The young people planned a Vermilion-on-the-Lake picnic for next Sunday. The Farm Woman’s Club of Russia Township schedules a Wednesday meeting at the Oberlin Grange hall. East Oberlin Sunday School youths enjoyed a lake outing with a reported list of attendees. Mr. and Mrs. G. Harvey spend part of the week at Camp Ovie in Purity, Ohio with Cooperative Union leaders.
Janet Duane and Gregory Gasop disappear after a party aboard the Fleetwing near Miami. Dusty Lanion and crew seize the yacht to transport arms to Cuban rebels, prompting Cyrus Duane to mobilize police, Coast Guard, and Mammoth Air Lines for an urgent search.
Hobbs attends as Credit Union president and Dorotha Hobbs delegates to Camp Crag Medina County. Mrs. Baylor recovering at daughter’s home. John Baumann bedridden. Burdett Smith at Memorial Hospital with a fractured back. Frank Krueger Jr. and Young Married People’s Bridge Club members spent weekend at Vernon-on-the-Lake. George Edmonds of Warren and son Glen visit Oberlin area. Edward Burr of Elyria visits Frank Krueger home. Charles Brooks family visit Ernest Brooks and wife in Nuncan Falls. L. T. Baylor and son from Ashland visit. Philip McRoberts of Snow Hill Maryland visiting Pittsfield and Oberlin. Elmer Rathowell family moves into former Harry Meeks house.
The Progressive class of the MEO church Sunday school held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trockley. Officers led with prayer, reports from secretary Mrs. Marish and treasurer F. McIntire, and a social hour followed. A corn roast was planned for Thursday evening August 27 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Cook with Loyal Workers Auxiliary invited. Nearby visitors and relatives shared in the event, with several cordial calls and social visits noted.
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels in Vermilion on the Lake and Lorain areas including Taylor Street in Wellington and Subdivision No 1 at Vermilion-on-the-Lake. The Audubon Society met in Clearview Grove with Olivee Schubert aboard the boat for a birds discussion and committee appointments.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Stranahan and daughter Margaret of Eaton were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs W H L Green and family. Miss Lucille Green visited and returned home with them. Rev T J Williams and sister Elizabeth Williams joined a Lakeside day trip with Elsie Avery. En route they signed the Blue Hole at Custatia. Mrs Edna Beliban and daughter Emma Belizan with Agnes Moberm from Concord NH visited Amela Hulett and daughter Roy Brassees home, then left for the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland. Miss Luella Brandt of Cleveland vacationing with her parents, with Vera Brandt, stayed with Perry Brandt in Oberlin. Joven Mackenzie of Cleveland visited Muss Vera Brandt. Mars Elizabeth Whitney works at the Dudleys east of Oberlin. Elizabeth Whitney also to the Dudleys. Elizabeth Jordan is employed in Oberlin in place of Corrine Bukovac. Neil Serrist and daughter Barry spent several days with friends in Cleveland. A E Nash of Columbus is spending two weeks with his family.
Rev. Thomas Short resigns after three years as pastor of Carden Baptist Church effective September 15 to lead a new pastorate at Eriesidre. A home is being rebuilt for Mr. and Mrs. Latteman on the old fire site, with Tatteman overseeing the work. Several local residents attended events and visited relatives, including the Rowland family union and a Tin Can Tourists Convention in Sandusky, while others visited, hosted, or traveled in the area this week.
The Birmingham 4-H Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Josephine Angelo's home for the usual business meeting and games, with lunch served. Next week the meeting moves to Brandon's grove. rain location is Mrs. Greenwitt's. Guests included Mrs. Kate Nau Elyria and Mrs. Anna Messenger Lorain visiting Mrs. Jobo Pfarr.
A group of friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cheeseman at their home with a miscellaneous shower. A tureen lunch was shared by about twenty guests. Also noted are Meisser reunions in Suffield Ohio and various visits among local families and 4 H Club activities.
Thursday with Miss Myrtle Hurd of Oberlin is noted along with Mrs. Florence Lathrop of Overlin visiting Mrs. F. E. Sharp Chalmer Betts and Ray Brum. They were in Cleveland on Thursday. Chalmer Betts and Ray Brum also hosted, with Mrs. Max Calkins of Elyria and Miss Esther Calkins taking an auto trip through the Hast.
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