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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1937

Page

5

Plum Conserve Prize Wins For Elyria Woman In New Contest

Mrs. F A Yost of Elyria wins the dollar award for plum conserve recipe. The entry details how to prepare plum conserve with plums oranges raisins and walnuts, then packs in hot jars. Other recipes include mustard pickles apple butter spiced plum preserves and grape jelly jam.

James F. A. Yost Marseilles Ave Albert Alexander Grafton R. D H. Jorgensen Cleveland Ohio Harriet Weaver Third St Marseilles Avenue

Miss Patricia Maguire In Coma Five Years At Oak Park

Patricia Maguire a 32 year old resident of Oak Park has remained in a deep coma for five and a half years due to sleeping sickness. She was taken to a hospital after her condition worsened. many noted physicians have studied her illness without success. The only sign of awareness has been when she is fed.

Patricia Maguire Oak Park

Jellies and preserves from a Home Economics column

A collection of fruit jelly and canning recipes includes Apple Jelly with rose geranium flavor, Paraffin seal method, Tomato canning steps, Tomato Jam, Peach Conserve, Grape Jelly, Crisp Pickles with horseradish, a fruit juice icing tip, and Reavenly Hash with mixed berries. The piece ends noting Britain’s Air Raid Precautions Department in the Home Office.

P. J. Barnes Maple St Britain

Broadway Star Lela Larkin Entangled in Hollywood Affair

Lela Larkin, English stage star, becomes the focal point as Norman Standish’s wife discovers him with Lola Larkin in a Los Angeles restaurant. Martha Carter counsels Cora to deploy a quick-staged wealth gambit as a plan to foist Norman back home. A dramatic telegram promises a dramatic turn.

Lela Larkin Winfield Balcom Carter Norman Standish Cera Lela Martha Carter Lola Cora Heallywood Hollywood Standish Lola Larkin Martha New York Mass Carter Rosa Mr. Standish Norman Larkin

Sullivan Homecoming Notes Sparks Community Pride

Sullivan homecoming featured best decorated home awards with Hilton Arndt winning first prize for the Golden Tea Room display on a porch. Gus Geanoi earned first prize for best kept home on North Main Street, while Gall Heimer took second for Villa Way. The Clark reunion occurred at Anna Clark’s home on Saturday, August 21, with sermons at the Congregational and Christian churches, music from a long-time choir, and a township history read by Morton Farnsworth. Briefer social notes mention visits by Mary Heyward to the Taylor home and other Toledo and local residents’ calls.

Sullivan Hilton Arndt J. Cladwick Gus Geanoi North Main Street Gall Heimer Villa Way

Crumrine Funeral Arrangements After Sudden Death

Nagie of Toledo phoned the Dudley home Thursday. Mrs Rilla Crumrine died Saturday evening from a heart attack after attending Sullivan homecoming.

Nagie Toledo

Local dinners and visits near Amherst and Elyria

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kaser and children of Amherst and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Peters of Elyria were Thursday afternoon and six o’clock dinner guests of Miss Ella Tilden. Ella Tilden assisted by her sister Mrs. Peters served. Mrs. J. J. Cook and Mrs. John Karman returned home after visiting relatives in Fort Wayne Indiana. Mrs. S. C. Hurbit and Mrs. Frankie Reese visited Mrs. Fan ny Hurd in Amherst. Mr. and Mrs. Fenwick of Wellington have stayed with their daughter Mrs. Minard and husband for two weeks. Their other daughter Mrs. Guy Bamrick of Grafton visited the Minards Friday night. Ella Tilden visited Mrs. Roberts and family and later Mrs. J. G. Morris and family this week.

Olimer Mehaffer Eaton Edgar Adams R. D. Rich Lucretia Abbott Richmond Ind Wm. Baish Earl Hines Hines Orwell Ashtabula Co Belle Wyer Marjorie Belle Medina William Baish Edith Taylor Elyria Mina Gott A. D. Taylor John Welsh Ash Portsmouth B. R. Turner Warne Turner George Haas Pontiac Mich Pat Abare

Twins Reunited After 21 Years In Rockford Area

Twin sisters Ellen Marie Rai and Gertrude Carroll, separated at birth, learned they had lived within 30 miles of each other for six years in Rockford, Illinois. The reunion reveals their shared birthplace and long hidden proximity.

Ellen Marie Rai Gertrude Carroll Rockford Acme

Muskie Tips for Late Summer August Fishing

Angling guidance from Harold Hollis on muskies in August and early September. Notes include prize fish records in Canadian waters, preferred casting and trolling tactics, lure choices from diving plugs to surface lures, gear recommendations for lake and river fishing, rod stiffness, line strengths, and patience in pursuing the wary muskellunge. The article emphasizes adaptability, conditions, and a readership note inviting outdoor questions.

Harold Hollis Wisconsin

Bridegroom Ends Life in Conneaut After Marriage

Garland Snyder, 24, shot himself less than a day after marrying Anna Mecci. Coroner Charles Webster stated relatives rebuked him for the union, prompting the fatal act in Conneaut, Ohio.

Conneaut Njv Garland Snyder Charles Webster Snyder Anna Mecci

Litchfield Enjoy Motor Trip And Local Notes

Miss Helen Smith and cousin Misa Louise Baker toured northern Michigan with Traverse City as headquarters visiting Interlochen music camp and meeting Alvin Round of Litchfield. The column lists relatives, travel to Cleveland and Detroit, a Hines reunion, local visits and a small string of social notes across Michigan and nearby states.

Helen Smith Misa Louise Baker Cleveland Michigan Traverse City Muse Interlochen Alvin Round Litchfield Mias Lmith’s Bislet Tre. Rldp. Cimek Detroit Miss Smith Wow. Smith Town Hall Leagues Park Schott George Round Canada

Elyria Man Fined For Reckless Driving Charge

John Conklin of 871 12 Foster Avenue was fined $2 and costs for reckless driving after being arraigned before Mayor Leonard Smith in police court. He was arrested around 5 10 p m after police said he drove on the left side of Broad street.

John Conklin Foster Avenue Leonard Smith Conklin Broad Street

Boy Killed By Truck In Columbus Driveway Accident

Four year old John Lee Fraley was killed last night when he stumbled in a Columbus driveway in front of a truck driven by a friend of his father. The tragedy occurred as Elmer Browand and Donald Siders visited grandparents. C. F. Turner and son Roger of Cleveland were guests nearby. The incident occurred in the home of Mr and Mrs C L Bowman.

Columbus Aus John Lee Fraley Eb, & Fraley Dire Elmer Browand Donald Siders Grafton C. L. Bowman C. F.turner Roger Cleveland F.S. Turner

Brighton Society Meets Bright on Church Ladies

The Ladies Society of the Methodist Church met for a brief business session at the church. Elected for the coming year were: Mrs. Dean McClellan president, Mrs. Floyd Eaton first vice president, Etna Burge second vice president, Mrs. Fred Harwood secretary, Mrs. Clement Greene treasurer, and Mrs. Ira Lee Sunshine treasurer. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Burge of Wellington for a birthday anniversary dinner honoring Mr. Burge and his sister Etha Burge and uncle John W. Green. Ruth Helmke and daughter of Toledo visited aunt Mrs. George W. Green. D. R. McCullough and family left for a vacation trip to Michigan. niece Violetta Hersy returned to Detroit with them. Dean McClellan and family and F. H. McClellan and family hosted their aunt Mrs. Jennie Walker of Berea, Ohio.

Brighton Methodist Church Dean McClellan Floyd Eaton Etna Burge Fred Harwood Clement Greene Ira Lee Sunshine J. L. Burge Wellington Etha Burge John W. Green Burge Ruth Helmke Toledo George W. Green D. R. McCullough Michigan Violetta Hersey Detroit F. H. McClellan Jennie Walker Berea Ohio

Oberlin Social Notes From Local Families

New Oberlin Mrs Mary Schuster and daughter Florence drove to West Virginia to visit son Elmer Schuster and family. Mr and Mrs W E Knepper visited Mr and Mrs E Sanders in Penfield. Miss Marguerite Hurst stayed with Mrs C H Davis in Oberlin. Mr and Mrs Rory Johnson of Lorain visited Mr and Mrs M Wohleber. Mrs Harold returned to Toledo after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs F C Brown. Charles Carlin and Dorothy attended Ridge Tool Co picnic at Hedgea. North Russia Needle Guild held annual picnic at Mr and Mrs Charles Hasenfluh lawn. Francis Woolridge recovering after a hand injury at work. Donald Hurst visiting Joa Hand in Elyria.

Mary Schuster Florence West Virginia Elmer Schuster W. E. Knepper E. Sanders Penfield Marguerite Hursts C. H. Davis Oberlin Rory Johnson Lorain M. Wohleber Harold Toledo F. C. Brown Charles Carlin Dorothy Ridge Tool Co North Russia Needle Guild Charles Hasenflue Francis Woolridge Donald Hurst Elyria Joa

Athletes Foot Remedy Ad from a Druggist

An old advertisement touts Camphor and Tingel Solution for Athletes Foot. It claims a 50 cent test dose, recommends applying twice, and states one 30 cent bottle often suffices. The copy promises instant relief from sweaty smelly feet and mentions C. C. Bowers, a local druggist, and a three cent refund.

C. C. Bowers

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