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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1936
Page
3
In a Christmas health column Dr Claud North Chrism an notes the Tuberculosis Association's seal drive using modern Santa imagery. He recalls the Stillwater Tuberculosis Sanatorium bond issue approved in a recent election and reports seventy one local families seek access to care and protection from tuberculosis.
The annual Christmas seal sale funds support tuberculosis education and prevention. The National Tuberculosis Association began a formal program after three years of study, now counting about 2,000 affiliated associations. The goal is to personalize the disease to spur private and public action for better health and safety.
The National Tuberculosis Association warns that each active TB case could trigger five to nine further cases through contact. After a period of decline, TB is rising again, blamed on public indifference. Call for fresh air schools, early inspection, follow-up care, prompt isolation, and hospitalization where needed to protect youths aged eighteen to thirty from losing health and usefulness.
Winter squash may be served as summer squash mashed with salt pepper and butter. Always areoye seeds and stringy portion To brighten mohair upholstered furniture brush thoroughly then wipe off with a cloth dampened with warm water to which a few drops of ammonia have been added. Add salt to the water for cut flowers and the Sowers will last longer.
Mrs Gust Mathas hosts the Ladies Dime Society Christmas party at Congregational church parlors with a gift exchange. Methodist Ladies Aid members are invited to Mrs Jacob Kolb's home on Thursday for lunch served by Mrs William Slack, followed by a Christmas gift exchange and raffle.
Mrs. Malvina Thompson Scheider, known as Tommy, is a determined, alert New England type who shuttles Mrs. Roosevelt between appointments. For fourteen years she has served as secretary, typing My Day and handling the First Lady’s heavy mail, with her Washington hotel residence just opposite the White House.
Styles for Men discuss din that dickey and pleated bosom shirts gain favor. Cuff links and studs are essential. Colored crystal jewelry matches or contrasts with shirting. A collar pin prevents bulging collar points and keeps the tie in place, though not needed with jabbed collars buttons down or bow ties.
Each member is asked to bring a ten cent gift. A choir practice will be held at Mrs. Lewis Burford's home Thursday after school. A Christmas pageant practice is set for Thursday evening at 6 30 at the Methodist church. Members should attend.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Ernst entertained Sunday afternoon with dinner at six. Places were set for Mr and Mrs George Thompson of Elria Miss Ethel Thompson of South Ridge Miss Minnie Sabiers Mr and Mrs Elmer Gall and two sons of Amherst Mr and Mrs Jacob Kolb and son Charles Mr and Mrs Ben Nickel and son Bob and the hosts daughter Madge.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Burford visited Mr and Mrs Robert Burford in Lorain for dinner. Faith Francis Jackson Wanda Winson contributed a special number at the Methodist church Sunday school. Mr and Mrs Charles Kafer of Mansfield and Mrs Lodi Gibson were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Martin Springer for Sunday dinner.
Mrs Ford Hastings hosted a Thursday afternoon shower in La Grange for Mrs Alma Hastings Savers. Assisted by Mrs William Mokren and Mrs Orva Hastings, the event included gifts for the honoree and a refreshments course. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Frank Stevens and Mrs Ned Gott of Oberlin plus several others.
This guide urges an intensive pre holiday beauty campaign starting with clear skin. It covers cleansing with soap and water, toning with Ep som salts, and cold cream removal, plus ice water facial applications to firm skin and reduce lines. It advises massage around the nose and tailored makeup for oily versus dry skin, emphasizing a healthy complexion as the foundation of beauty.
A boy named Walter longs for a family car and clashes with his father who says a car is unaffordable. The piece argues Walter is selfish while blaming parents for indulging him, noting the sacrifices they have made to placate his desires and that both sides feel unjustified.
A hand bound poetry book titled Mothersinger Memoirs by Mrs. Frank Harrison was read to the group by Mrs. A. H. Good ep. Amusement included charades music and reminiscences with luncheon served by a long list of ladies including Mrs. Frank Rhoads and Mrs. Clayton Smith.
The LaPorte WCTU will meet Wednesday at Mrs John Roses residence on West River road. A tureen lunch will be served at noon.
Sunday December 13 attendees invited after service for a Stove Fund dinner at 11 m under Groun 3 and 4 auspices Reservations with group chairmen Mrs Thad Robson and Mrs Paul Bungart.
Rev Thomas Hughes administered Holy Communion during Sunday service at La Porte M E Church The Bread of Life was the sermon theme Mrs Claude Wiegfield from Elyria presented a sacred number during the ceremony
Books containing Christmas carols will be discussed. On Wednesday night the group will practice at Emmanuel Lutheran Church Elyria with the Lutheran choir at 7 30 p m.
Two festively decorated Christmas trees will set the scene Friday night for the East Carlisle P I A Christmas party. Program chair Mrs H Manly Hurlbut leads the event with Rev Thomas Hughes of LaPorte M E Church speaking on Folk. The Young Women's Chorus Kappa Tau Sigma will sing carols and Evelish Airs will be performed. Plans for Birds Christmas Carol a musical tale by the four upper grades will be announced later on December 22.
Population figures for St Helena Island place the current total around 4900 residents. The number reflects a small island community with modest growth and stable demographics amid regional changes.
Members of Kappa Tau Sigma will meet for practice Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. H. Hf. Gregz. Members are asked to be prompt and to bring with them.
Wilford McAfee disrupted testimony before Judge Percy O Connor with a request to smoke. The judge firmly refused, saying the court is not a frontier bar and ordered the witness to finish and go outside to smoke.
Rome’s Colosseum stands as the city’s largest and most celebrated ruin, once capable of housing vast crowds for monumental public spectacles and imperial games.
A dated fragment describes about 23,000 spectators and tickets of ivory marked to show places, but the large passage and aisles hinder finding one’s seat amid the crowd and crowding.
Mrs Sayers was showered by her bridge club on Wednesday evening in Elyria. The event honored Mrs Sayers and included Jackie and Mrs Fred Brown from Elyria among those noted attendees.
Mrs Malvern Spicer will entertain the Gleaners of the M E church on Wednesday evening December 9 assisted by Mrs Andrew Rawson Mrs Dewey Aldrich and Mrs Arthur Dushenske Devotionals will be in charge of Mrs George Woodruff Book review The Little Mixer by Mrs Henry Wiget A special collection will be taken to provide sifs for others
Mrs John Curtiss hosted Circle No 1 of the M E church on Tuesday December Sth with a post dinner gift exchange. Circle No 2 to be entertained by Mrs May Callely of Wellington on Friday December 1.
Local residents hosted and visited across nearby towns. Mrs Mary Dague and family welcomed guests in Wellington while B L Wilcox hosted Clyde Nugent and family from Amherst and Charles Sparks with son from Elyria. Several dinners and gatherings occurred with G W Robbins visiting Elyria relatives and Leland Howard discharged from Memorial Hospital. Gerald Wilson returned from sailing on the Great Lakes as Paul Sage and George Woodruff attended an OES district meeting in Wooster. Vernon Rundle hosted a duck dinner for friends with nine guests present.
Thirty Carlisle East Mothersingers and neighbors visited Mrs H H Gregg Saturday evening at her home for a birthday surprise. Gifts included table linen refined flowers and a birthday cake baked by Mrs A G Olmstead. Guests gathered by the open fireplace for the celebration.
Thirty three attendees enjoyed a turkey dinner on Thursday evening hosted by the Workers Conference of the M. E. church at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ror Maller. A business session preceded a program led by Mrs. A. Ss. Wilcox with participants Albert Wilcox Genevieve Spicer Rev. Darkey John Cook Grace Miller Stella Behner Phyllis Rawson Wilhelmina Kolinski and Clifford Brooks. Hazel Amsbury conducted Scripture reading. The January meeting will be at the Kolinski home.
Mrs. Mason Powers and Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Davidson of Belden visited Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Edmunds in Oberlin. Mrs. Frank J. Knowles recently
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