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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1937
Page
3
Columbus report details insulin shock therapy as a promising cure for dementia praecox or schizophrenia. The piece notes Dr Sakel’s Vienna discovery, the shift from diabetes use to psychiatric treatment, and the potential impact on Ohioans in mental hospitals. It mentions dangers of the illness and the age group most affected.
Litchfield Garden club meets with Mrs EB B Oberlitner Tuesday evening Aug 24 with important business. Jolly Quilters gather at Mrs T H Case’s Wednesday Aug 25 for all day meeting and picnic dinner. Cora Pelton moved from Lodi hospital to the Wideman home in Medina for care. Roger Ingraham and son Roger Radie of Lake vacation with Mrs Ingraham’s parents. Mrs A J Holmes visiting Geneva on the Lake. Frombaugh, Barth and Harry Frombaum attend Starr reunion at George Kercen’s Brunswick. Aufmuth family attend Mary Belle Barry to Eugene Aufmuth wedding at Phillip’s Avenue Presbyterian Church Cleveland. Briefs note Jackson Miss Charles Scott weekend with his father Walter Scott and sister T A Falconer. Mrs Roy Whitehead and Frances visiting Fratz in Accident Maryland. Helene Fahrian has arm infection from burn.
Miss Margaret Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson of Litchfield wed Robert Mattingly of Chatham at Ripley New York on Sunday August 15 They will reside with his mother in Chatham Short items note Jake Yeakley travels to Canton to stay with brother Albert and family for an extended period Families Leach Halladay head to a lake near Hale Michigan for a 12 day camping and fishing Donna Mae Burns of Baton Rouge visits the Dan Lloyd home Dan Lloyd and sons and George Everiss fish in Sandusky Dorothy Barber and Florence Wagner visit Mrs Florence Langworthy in Cleveland on Sunday
Readable guide lists varied radio programs across stations WARE WHEK and KC bands. Features music blocks, talks, news, and light entertainment with hosts including Dorsey Band, Boake Carter, Haenschen, and Pat Martin.
Hollywood gossip and notes on stars like Clark Gable and Loretta Young. The column observes fashion, vanity, and public image while recounting anecdotes about Frances Dee Joel McCrea Mary Pickford era details and studio intrigues. It mentions Ralph Bellamy, Barbara Stanwyck, Loretta Young, and Harold Lloyd dynasties. The piece comments on public perception and industry trends.
Dr Claud North Crisman explains harvest mites or trombicula irritans, tiny red chiggers that cling to skin attaching to hair follicles and sweat glands. Eggs hatch mid June, larvae infest grasses harming domestic animals birds and people. large numbers can cause fever and illness, especially in children and some adults.
The Lincoln Theatre will show You're In The Army Now tomorrow featuring Welsh actor Walia Ford, Grace Bradley, Anna Lee, and John Mills in a British picture.
The Toast of New York screens at the Capitol Theatre with an all-star cast led by Edward Arnold and Cary Grant. The piece notes a riff on large battles and lists historical figures and numbers in a concise, period-voice style.
Bites work rapidly through stockings and under wear, burrowing at garters or belts. They cause red swollen itching that can prevent sleep for nights, with scratching spreading irritation and possible infection. Children and women are most affected, while repeated exposure can grant some immunity.
The article notes chiggers in parts of Japan and Formosa carry pseudo typhus and can be fatal. It warns they are pests that spoil outdoor activities and even lawns. It recommends sulphur dusting to drive them from areas and skin care using sulphur before outings. Treatment includes bathing, then gasoline or coal oil application, and boric acid ointment with carbolic acid and menthol for itching.
The Belden Community Circle will host an ice cream social at Belden Grange Hall on Tuesday evening August 24 serving home made ice cream. Locals visit and travel notes include Wordens from Weymouth and Lodi, Cragins, and Schilleman family.
Seaman first class Frederick J. Falgout of Raceland Louisiana was killed when a shell of undetermined origin struck the U S Augusta as it lay at anchor in the Whangpoo river Shanghai He became the first American fatality among troops and sailors in the China War zone two days before his 21st birthday Limerick Ireland is noted as the Danish-founded seaport town.
Correspondents report tonight events includes a Republican caucus at Chatham Town Hall and social gatherings across Avon Lake Grafton Litchfield and Lake Avenue. Women’s League card party Dames of ae picnic Grange meetings Four-H Club business Garden Club reorganization Ava Pitkin election results noted with circle reports and financial planning for the coming year.
Carlisle report notes twenty seven members and friends attending a La Porte Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. C. M. Johnson’s home. An Al threen dinner was served. The nominating committee presented officers for the year which the group accepted.
Residents mention a 19 day stay with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Durkee before returning home on Tuesday. Several couples from Lakewood called on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baker on Friday evening. Lorain visitor Mrs. Lena Schwarer is staying with Mrs. Elizabeth Schwarer for an indefinite period. Marie Fiedens spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills of Columbia.
The eighty member Billroy's Comedians troupe arrives in a huge tent at the Lorain County Fair Grounds for tonight's performance. Doors open 7 15 pm, overture 7 30 pm, curtain 8 15 pm. The caravan of 35 vehicles moves cast and gear, with past winter touring drawing large Florida audiences. Star acts include Yolanda the Bubble Dance queen, Palais Rave Nenbacens, and Marjorie Noble, acrobatic dancer.
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