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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1938
Page
9
A collage of language curiosities and quick quips on English usage. It plays with collective nouns and a string of humorous exchanges about schooling, education, and social expected roles, reflecting a period newspaper style.
A crimson rambler rose, growing via window cords, has worked its way into the home of Mrs. Augustus Dolliver in Owls Head. The plant festoons the inside bay window, signaling an unusual intruder in the dwelling.
Radio station WGAR presents a varied Thursday lineup featuring tennis match updates, speaker segments, and music programs. Eric Weladique, Andorn News Factfinder, and notable bands including Basie and Moore perform. program changes possible.
Dr. C N Chrisman argues against strict vegetarian fads claiming proteins are essential for growth and tissue repair. He notes complete proteins from milk eggs cheese soy and some nuts, and warns that too low protein risks weakness, energy loss, and disease, while moderate meat can boost energy and health.
Five year old Mary Schorr survived a dangerous fall from a third floor window ledge in Baltimore with only a scar. John Siejack, a former professional wrestler, caught her as she dangled crying for several minutes. He ran from his tavern across the street to seize her from the ledge.
Spencer Methodist Church schedules a morning sermon titled The Prayer That God Heard by Rev John G Koonin on Sunday August 28 at 11 o clock. Children are addressed with The Lost and Found Department. Special music accompanies the moving worship. Sunday School meets at 10 o clock with Mr John Miller superintendent in charge.
Suburban listings show Grange meetings in Grafton and North Olmsted Town Hall, nursing class in South Ridgeville, and events across Chatham Columbia and West Ridge. Punctual 4-H clubs, a Ladies Aid picnic, and Grange gatherings are scheduled with times from 2pm to 8pm and Saturday Pomona Grange at Brook Park.
Beatrice of Lakewood visits Erie Pennsylvania relatives Thursday. Mrs Ben Fox attended a nephew's funeral in Cleveland last week. Russ Ingersoll attended Olmsted Falls High School reunion at Ritters farm on Tuesday. W J Hales recovers from a severe foot infection. Eva Marie Fox helps care for grandmother Anna Fox of Columbia home from Community Hospital. Berea workers and families picnicked at P W Scott Sr's Cleveland shop, Rocky River home Saturday. Loretta Coonred of Avon visited her parents in Brns. Ben Fox called on grandmother Anna Fox of Columbia. Miss Ethel Ingersoll confined to bed with blood poisoning below knee. Mrs Mary Hazel of Cleveland, former West View resident, fell and broke hip. at St Johns Hospital. The Russe siblings and Hermann families visited C. Heinrick of Columbia at Linwood Park Vermilion. Edna Wiles visits sister in New York. Frank Hermann and relatives at AMechigarn. Hermann enjoying week at home. Vir and Mrs Frank Hermann and R F Hermann plus Roger spent Sunday at Cedar Point. Reg Bend birthday party for son of Mrs R F Hermann. Allen Smith, David Goodnight, Thomas Rog, Ralph Rog, and Russell Swister attended.
The Barnes family reunion took place in Rochester on Sunday with a church dinner in the Methodist dining room and games on the school grounds. Stanley Barnes presided as president with officers re-elected. presence extended from Detroit Mich to Ashtabula and Wooster. News notes include Ruth Eaton visiting Oberlin and a market notice for tomatoes at Wainwright’s.
West View Mrs William Quinn of Cleveland was a caller last week of Miss Jessie Pickard. Callers last week on Mr and Mrs E H Cooley included Lloyd Hammond of Delight Arkansas Saturday evening. Mr Valentine Keppler and Michel Policka of Cleveland visited Wednesday with Mrs Mary Methum.
Mary Avouris, reigning Hellenic Educational Progress queen from St Louis, traveled with her chaperone on a European vacation after the Ameritair Hellenic Educational Progressive association held its annual session in New Orleans. Family and reunion notes include visits by Harold Geisler and two children to the Barnes and Jewett households, a birth announced at the Jewett home, and a Sprinkle reunion in Ashland. An all day Brighton area Methodist meeting concluded with Rev Patrick’s return call to the Bright on charge.
A birthday dinner Sunday brought together J. L. Knapp and a circle of relatives including Mr. and Mrs Perry Symonson Ruggles Mr and Mrs Lyan Storreon and family Wellington Mer and Mrs J J Knapp daughters Ruth Rhea and Janette and Mr and Mrs Wade Knapp and Warida. Also noted were Mrs George Robishaw visiting from Ashtabula and local callers at the C D Setterfield home. Week end guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Hames and daughter Lois of Kenton and Marian Shelby visiting from Cleveland. Mrs Weeks condition remains about the same.
The spectator gets an inside view of how plots are trained in a giant production now showing at the Now Rivoli theatre. The feature offers an intimate look at the process behind the scenes and the creative work shaping the stage spectacle.
Light entertainment is offered in Doctor Rhythm with Bing Crosby now featured at the Lincoln theater. A second brief item notes a theft of a two year old boy’s nickel as a thief stole cents from Jack Barker while he walked to buy ice cream.
Mr and Mrs Joe Denger hosted a birthday anniversary gathering Saturday night with about twenty five relatives. Guests traveled from Birmingham Elyria and Oberlin for the event. A late lunch followed baskets of food.
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