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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1937
Page
5
The article defines a cyst as a cavity with a sac surrounding a substance that may be fluid or semi fluid. Cysts occur in many organs and tissues with a small attachment to the original tissue. The ovary or tubal cyst is highlighted as a common internal example.
The piece reflects on how children shed innocence as they enter school age. Mothers feel sadness as youngsters become self conscious and rebel against childish play. Adults often complicate the transition by nagging and teasing.
Cysts may enlarge over years filling the abdomen and pressing on the diaphragm heart stomach liver and other organs causing shortness of breath and distress. Surgical removal involves opening the abdomen draining the contents tying the pedicle and stripping the sac. If the sac is removed the cyst does not recur though new foci may form. Cystic thyroid enlargement is common and can distort the windpipe. Brain or spinal cysts may cause paralysis but are removable if brain or cord tissue remains undamaged.
Dermoid cysts arise from misplaced embryonic tissue when skin or mucous membrane folds inward during development. They can contain hair bone muscle oil teeth or other substances and often form on the face head spine or along bone sutures. Removal is difficult when attached to bone but treatment hinges on cosmetic concern rather than urgency.
Rev. Claude Olmsted from Plattsburg New York becomes pastor of the Columbia Baptist Church and will deliver his first sermon next Sunday morning. He and his family move into the parsonage this week and a reception for the Olmsteds is set for February 10 at the town hall after a harvest supper at 7. Mrs Ora Walker presides over the Women’s Baptist Mission Circle which hosted 33 members from the Lorain and Cuyahoga County Greenhouse Packers Association at the Columbia town hall on Monday.
Rev. Thomas Hughes will speak on The Promise of Abundant Life at the Methodist church next Sunday morning. The Friendship class gathered at the Methodist parsonage Wednesday night for a meeting.
Mrs Jennie Cole announces plans to move to Cleveland and establish residence, detailing future arrangements and expected timing for relocation.
A reader asks who should be thanked when tipping a barber or manicurist. The reply: a tip serves as a present and a thank you for service. if the tip does not express gratitude, the giver’s manners should convey it on their behalf.
Visitors share stories at the F C Ives residence with Mrs Ernest Terrill and Mrs Chauncy Stephens. Fern Gest from Rawson joins for a weekend. A baby funeral in Elyria for Horace Ives’s daughter is attended by Warren Ives, F C Ives, Roy Churchward and others. Townsend party and county officials dinner noted.
A guide for enhancing distinctive facial traits through makeup and hair styling. It notes that memorable features such as a high forehead, prominent cheekbones, or a square jaw can be emphasized to improve appearance. Examples include using hair parting, eyebrow shaping, lipstick placement, and specific hat styles to create or balance character.
Clara Kline spent several days last week with Mrs. Minnie Todd Rev Kaetzal visited Mr and Mrs Andrew Schisler Miss Wilma Davidson from Elyria spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Carrie Davidson Mrs Minnie Todd daughter Alice and Miss Kemp called on Mrs Andrew Schisler Monday afternoon Mrs Carrie Davidson spent several days with her son Harold Packard in Elyria Mr and Mrs H J Welz visited their daughter Mrs Florence Fox in Milan Tuesday evening Miss Marjorie Davidson stays with her brother Harold Packard in Elyria for an indefinite time
Valley City residents report visits including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wolfe and Wr. and Mrs. Arthur Hauck to Mrs. Vincent Derek at Berea Hospital Friday. A Firemen's meeting decided to donate party funds to the Red Cross for food relief. Mrs. Leo Nilges cares for her mother, Mrs. Singler, injured after a fall on the ice. E. R. Gunkelman and F. N. Weidner attended the State convention of Township Trustees and Clerks in Columbus at the Deshler-Walnek Hotel with the banquet. Harold Williams, guest of Medina County, and Capitol University student Paul Steck met the group at the hotel.
A concise reflection on how plain integrity and sensible conduct steer a person toward righteous living, emphasizing ethical behavior and straightforward actions as guiding principles.
Claire faces a broken engagement over her mother's will while Gerry travels from London to plead his case. Lord Kentwell arrives, a meddlesome reporter intrudes, and Claire contemplates fleeing the Park Manor after a tense confrontation about money and matrimony.
The January meeting of the Henr ietta W C T U was at Mrs John Geissendoerfer s home. President Mrs Alex Born opened with devotionals. After the business session a program followed and eight members and four guests were served refreshments by the hostess including Mrs Amanda Bauman of Beraza Mr and Mrs C W Bauman and Mrs Gust Ladrack of Axtell.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Portman and children were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs Louis Kneisel in Rugby for birthday anniversaries of Lawrence and Lowell Kneisel and Miss Lois Portman. Shirley Lou and Kenneth Unger attended a birthday party Sunday for Louis Eberhardt in Amherst.
Mr and Mrs John Bohn entertained relatives for dinner Sunday including Mr and Mrs George Latteman and children George Jr and Andrew. Also present were Mr and Mrs Ray Brown with daughters Barbara and Laura May and Henry and Marme Bohn. Oberlin hosts Frank Cook. Cleveland Heights hosts Mrs Steven Cool and daughter Barbara. Mrs Emma Gleisner and Mrs Werner Fluckier visited Mr and Mrs Wallace Court. Will Paul and daughter Doreas from Milan were evening visitors.
The regular meeting of the King's Herald Group of the Methodist church will be held at the church Sunday morning February 7 with Mrs Walter Angersbach as hostess. The February meeting of the PTA will be held at the school building Wednesday evening February 10.
Mr and Mrs Fred Myer left Saturday for Florida for several weeks while Mr and Mrs Harry Myer accompany them but plan to return in two weeks. Mrs Anna Bauman and Mrs Katie Burke of Cleveland returned home after spending days with sister Mrs Barbara Angersbach. Mr and Mrs Richard Sanders and children Eleanor and Glenn visited Mr and Mrs John Holzauer of Amherst. Mr and Mrs Adam Horn were Oberlin visitors Friday. Mrs Fred Waens Mrs Farl Gladden and Mrs Herman Haens were Friday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Dute. Mr and Mrs Frank Root of
Avon hosted dinner guests at the Bennett home while Shirley Ann Delefield returned to school after illness. Harriette Weiser of Elyria visited the Snyder family weekend, and Mrs. John Bauman traveled from Amherst to call on Emma Gleisner and Werner Fluckiger.
Miss Sarah Emmerich spent Friday and Saturday in Wellington attending the Epworth League Convention of the Norwalk District at the M E Church. The Community Club met at the School Friday evening. after a brief business session there were cards and games. The next regular meeting is Friday night February 18 with Bic Frre and Clifton Simms providing entertainment. Refreshments were served. Mrs George Knittle attended a meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union Thursday at Mrs H J Hillier's home in W Ridse. Mr and Mrs Rene Stang will host the Married Peoples Brndee club Saturday evening February 6. Mr and Mrs Anthonys Delefield and daughter Ida attended Myron Robbins funeral at Schwartz funeral home in Lorain.
Church services scheduled Sunday February 1 at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 9 a.m. Communion service at 1 p.m. Pastor Rev. Pferrer and Rev. R G Pferrer will conduct the rites.
Lieutenant Tommy Tomlinson, a Navy flyer turned experimental test pilot, has repeatedly pushed into the stratosphere in a TWA flying test tube plane. Returning from foggy Princeton, he continues high altitude work with co pilot John Bartels, chasing and breaking records while advancing blind flying. His firm invested about 350000 dollars to study sky conditions as he climbs daily.
Mrs. Leo Hanlon spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chandler in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hanlon spent the weekend there and returned home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Rash left this week to spend a month in Florida. Mrs. Garfield Harris of Oberlin Road was a guest of Mrs. Frank Laraway Friday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Schroeder were Cleveland visitors Friday evening. Mrs. E. W. Stang called on Mrs. Carl Friday, who is a patient at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Frank Bechtel is spending a few days with his daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dayton in Pittsfield. Mr. and Mrs. James Sayers of Ridgeville and A. A. Dunnell and son Paul of Eaton visited Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Simms and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Knittle and daughter Marian were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jon Springer in Amherst Sunday.
Miss Helen Peters and Mrs. Leonard Sauer and daughter Mary Margaret of Sandusky visited Mrs. Ruth Schlechter Saturday. Harvey Curtis of Elyria visited Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schlechter Saturday evening. William Peabody Sr. of Oberlin spent Monday with his son Clarence Peabody. C. J. Smith called on his daughter and family Theodore Grills of West Ridge Friday. Milton Schlechter and son Robert and John Bechtel visited Harland Schlechter Sunday in Henrietta. August Smith and granddaughter Annette Peabody visited Ernest Struck and family in Elyria Sunday. Shirley Ann Peabody of Oberlin spent Sunday with grandparents Clarence and Mrs. Peabody. C.E. Cook visited friends in Cleveland Saturday evening.
The D. D. Club held an oyster supper in the Woman's Club rooms in Elrria Saturday evening. Supper was served at 7 p. m. Decorations were in keeps with Valentine Day. The evening featured Ringo with prizes awarded to winners. South Ridge attendees included Mrs. Earl Dehn, Miss Mabel Dehn, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Baus, Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Baus, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baus, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fowl, Mr. and Mrs. Rene Stang, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Eppiey.
Mr and Mrs H C Bartter returned from Columbus where they attended Farmers Week programs. A gas well is good on Mrs Mary Walker’s farm. Baby daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Sadler of Bixalow Road has been ill for several days. Miss Tone Cole moved to Lakeside Hospital Cleveland for medical treatment. Mr and Mrs Herman Dengler spent Monday night with Mr and Mrs Fred Hubbard of Cleveland.
The quote notes that a just man experiences indignation in moments but not from injuries done to himself, suggesting restraint and measured reaction to harm rather than personal grievance. It emphasizes moral steadiness and self-control in facing injury.
In a February Hollywood report Jimmie Fidler describes citrus smudge fires creating a smoky haze over the city, shaping its image as a cinematic box office world. He visits Paramount, chats with Ray Milland, and notes two film sets: a freezing Souls At Sea with Gary Cooper and the warm Waikiki Wedding with Bing Crosby and Bob Burns on a heated stage.
Martha Raye rushes to Crosby, praising a tip that yielded $8.60 on horses while Crosby confesses a larger loss of $100 from ignoring his own advice. He warns her to save the windfall for future bets.
The article narrates Bob Burns debating a washing machine sale with a sharp clerk and his housekeeper who rules his home. It follows ex aviator John Trent on his way to view himself in a film role and his nervous reflection on the film business. The writer also notes an encounter with Fred MacMurray.
Vincent and Mrs. Rockefeller of Newton Falls visited J. C. Reisings. Anna McIntire of Elyria stayed with M. B. Capas family. Oscar Pfeiffer entertained twelve friends from Elyria Wellington and Lorain for a birthday celebration. Mrs. J C Reisings hosted pals. Mrs Palszar ill with influenza slowly improving. Russell Pickett and Sarah Pickett visited Lorain and Mansfield relatives. John Harnish Sr Ella Jane Harnish and Warren Beasley visited Morris family. Mrs. George Surman served on Cleveland federal jury.
The past nine weeks honor roll at Markley School includes five grade five students Raymond Wilhelmy Florence Eddy Steve Hodovan Julia Kovach Ray Hovey Shirley McIntire Kenneth Spiegelberg and Agatha Qoslovean. Sixth grade honorees are Viola Brenner Dorothy Janik and Tillie Stamco. Seventh grade honorees include Garnett Trockley Margaret Roberts Ruth Keller Olga Kaczay Eva Hodovan William Papay Ernest Janik and Edwin Czak. Eighth grade honorees are Marian Roberts Eleanor Ehlers Dorothy Klamat Winnifred Smith and Dorothy Babcock.
The article notes that minerals in food are vital, stating that complete withdrawal of these constituents can lead to death within about a month, underscoring their essential role for life.
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