Food Institute Ends in Elyria After Three-Day Demonstration
The 1937 Gasco Food Institute sponsored by the Chronicle Telegram ran three days at Elyria High School Auditorium. The final session featured merited cooking methods for healthful vegetable preparation and a half hour talk on Domestic Engineering by Dr Roy A Burkhart. The model all gas kitchen will move to Findlay as part of a state-wide tour. Lois Stringfellow will stay in Elyria as home service representative for the Gas Company.
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Elyria
Gasco Food Institute
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria High School
Aimmer
Roy A. Burkhart
Columbus
Findlay
Ohio
Food Institute
Lois Stringfellow
Elizabeth Scatterday
Home Service
Henriettta King Herald elects officers at Sunday meeting
Henrietta sem iannual election of officers at the King's Herald meeting in the Methodist church re-elected Frances Angersbach as president Nancy Andress as vice president Frederick Portman as secretary and Anna Gottschling as treasurer. Frank Kelble and wife hosted classmates for Patsy Kelble's ninth birthday with Elma Bates Rhea Pietch Margaret Kristy Louise Adler and others present. Afternoon games and contests followed with Patsy receiving gifts.
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King’s Herald
Methodist Church
Frances Angersbach
Nancy Andress
Frederick Portman
Anna Gottschling
Frank Kelble
Patsy
Elma Bates
Rhea Pietch
Margaret Kristy
Louise Adler
Mary Vivian Latteman
Local Socials Reach Bay Village and Cleveland Areas
Mr and Mrs Harley Kelly and others visited Bay Village hosts Mr and Mrs Ernest Lamvermyrer Saturday night. Toledo guests Clarence Eldridge and Earl Eldridge dined with Claude Unger and visited Melvin Unger. Richmond Indiana speaker Mrs Richard B Morrow and Salem’s W H Matthews attended the Farmers Institute and stayed overnight. Friday visitors included John Bauman and Wallace Court with Cleveland calls on Mrs Wallace Wood. Brownhelm’s Raymond Bechtel joined Adam Yorn’s home Sunday evening with Carl Ives and son Jimmy as guests. Mary Becker accompanied by Clarence Bur
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Harley Kelly
Rex Lees
Earl Krendeigh
Ernest Lamvermyrer
Bay Village
Clarence Eldridge
Earl Eldridge
Toledo
Claude Unger
Melvin Unger
Richard B. Morrow
Richmond
Indiana
W. H. Matthews
Salem
Ohio
Farmers Institute
John Bauman
Wallace Court
Cleveland
Wallace Wood
Raymond Bechtel
Brownhelm
Adam Yorn
Carl Ives
Jimmy
Mary Becker
Clarence Bur
FASTEETH Advertisement Promises All-Day Denture Security
An old advertisement claims FASTEETH denture powder keeps a plate in place for 24 hours with absolute security and comfort. It asserts the product resists washing away, remains tasteless, and prevents sour breath while preventing loosening until removal time. Consumers are urged to ask for FASTEETH at any drug store.
Purple Arrow In Denmark A Secret of Frances Haven
Frances Haven, an American girl living eight years on a Danish farm, works as secretary to Mr Jillup and companion to his wife. She fears being watched as she discovers a purple arrow card. Jillup’s son Joe returns, seeking control, while a stranger counsels Frances to stay calm amid looming dangers.
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Frances Haven
Denmark
Jillup
Joe
Frances
Awakening Courage In Twilight Visitor
Fran returns home to find Joe on the steps and a pale stranger’s words shake her. Joe apologizes and offers to be a better husband as Fran battles panic. The stranger’s hints boost her resolve and she gains new courage for the night ahead. Fran descends to supper calmer, trusting she can keep her head.
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Joe
Fran
Fran Haven Confronts Control In Romania Plan
Fran Haven resists the Jillups as she reveals plans to join her brother in Bucharest. Mr Jillup asserts control, promises discussion next day, then locks her in her room after escorting her there. The scene highlights tension and Fran’s resolve to seek independence.
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Bucharest
Joe
Miss Haven
Elyria social notes detail Midwest visits and illness
The article lists multiple Elyria area residents hosting and visiting relatives and friends from Brownhelm Ridgeville Lakewood and Sandusky during a recent weekend. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burrill and others, with entries about illness of Mrs. Fayette Pace and a quilting party attended by Mrs. Frank Kelble alongside Delilah Smith’s hostessing.
Sunday Visitors and Local Social Updates at Fields Corners
Fields Corners residents shared a busy Sunday with relatives and neighbors from Cleveland South Amherst and Elyria. Visits included Amelia Schneider and Margaret Schneider of Fairview Hospital Cleveland and Maria Dute plus others calling on the Dute and Becker families. Local events note the Spencer M E Church Go To Church on Sunday campaign starting February 14 with six other churches and the M E evening services at eight.
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Fields Corners
Delefield
Amelia Schneider
Fairview Hospital
Cleveland
Margaret
Flora
Florence Schneider
South Amherst
Carl
Eliza Manns
New Oberlin
Lena Gegenheimer
Myron Bradley
Chiedmother
Bebe Bradlery
Belden
Mere
Tra Carey
Clayton Welch
Toods
Psethian Sisters
Flo. Miller Farm
Broadway
Ceveland
M. E
Howard McCourt
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. E. Parsonage
J. G. Koontz
County rotates purchases to give all dealers a fair share
The county board adopts a policy to rotate purchases among county dealers. The Loomis Company mimeograph will be bought for the relief department at 167 dollars, while the Bretz typewriter from Lorain, costing 108 dollars, will remain in use after the board trades in an older model for 17 dollars.
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Board of County Commissioners
Ft Wag
Loomis Company
Derr Bowman property sale to Cleveland buyers this spring
Quite ill with mastoid trouble and recovering. Cleveland parties have bought the Derr Bowman property and will take possession this spring. Mr and Mrs Due White entertained Sunday evening for daughter Marlene's birthday anniversary. Guests included Preston White, Paul Hoffmeier, Betty Hoffmeyer, Nelson Boone, Edd Kleve, and Charlene Firestone. Miss Kate Swartz of Michigan called on Mrs Clara Woods. George Kuhn and daughter Mable of Fremont and Leon Roger of Lorain were weekend guests of Clarence Dagn and Leena Smith. Mrs Frank White ill at home. Mr Frank Rice visited Elyria on Monday. Mrs Fannie Betz Powers very ill at sister Fortrude Betz's home. Mrs Walter Boone assisting at home. Edd Jefferies and Mrs Jenkins of Elyria dined with Mr and Mrs Charles Toubs.
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Cleveland
Derr Bowman
Due White
Marlene
Preston White
Paul Hoffmeier
Betty Hoffmeyer
Nelson Boone
Edd Kleve
Charlene Firestone
Kate Swartz
Michigan
Clara Woods
George Kuhn
Mable
Fremont
Leon Roger
Lorain
Clarence Dagn
Leena Smith
Frank White
Frank Rice
Elyria
Fannie Betz Powers
Fortrude Betz
Walter Boone
Graveside Speeches as a French Oratorical Form
Graveside speeches are a special form of oratory greatly appreciated in France. The piece underscores their ceremonial role and cultural value within French public memory and literary tradition.
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France
Pleasantville News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Illness
Pleasantville notes show Mr. and Mrs. Bud Letson of Elyria visiting grandparents. A group gathered for a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Milton Behner and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Senbold. Mrs. Sam Jaguach and children from Columbus stay with the Wheelers. Arr and Mrs. Frank Jones hosted relatives for Sunday supper. Wesley Tranig is under doctor’s care. The Miltons’ daughter reports their family ill with flu in Mountain Home Arkansas. William Gullett of Cleveland spent an evening with Lucius Wheeler’s family.
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Pleasantville
Bud Letson
Elyria
Milton Behner
Carl Senbold
LaGrange
Wesley Tranig
Milton
Mountain Home
Arkansas
William Gullett
Cleveland
Lucius Wheeler
Surprise Birthday for Mrs. Fred Tran Guests Named
Mrs. Fred Tran was surprised on her birthday as seventeen relatives joined an enjoyable evening of visiting. Lunch was served and gifts were presented. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yost of Kipton, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Howard of Eaton, James Tran and daughter Winifred, Mrs. Edith Howard and Miss Lacey Robson of Grafton, Morris Tran of Sandusky, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Howard, Mrs. Wesley Tran and daughter Mabelle and son Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cox, and the guest of honor.
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Fred Tran
LaGrange Visitors Join Medina Family for Weekend Supper
Mrs Mae Knowles and Mr and Mrs Elden Freeman of LaGrange visited Mr and Mrs M S Behner and Mr and Mrs J C Spreth and daughter Barbara Jeanne of Medina for Sunday supper with their parents Mr and Mrs W Tran also calling Monday evening
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Mae Knowles
Elden Freeman
LaGrange
M.S. Behner
J.C. Spreth
Barbara Jeanne
Medina
W. Tran
Local Residents Visit Families and Attend Events
Neighbors and relatives in LaGrange and nearby towns visited parents and relatives this week. Mr and Mrs Albert Greenfield called on Mr and Mrs Milton Behner Thursday evening while Miss Mabelle Tran helped care for her father W Tran under a doctor's care. Mrs Bert Sigsboy visited Mrs Milton Behner Tuesday. Leland Howard attended a moaie concert at Clearview Saturday. Mr and Mrs Erwin Howard visited the former's aunt Mrs Litte Knowles Sunday evening. Leland Howard Lucius Wheeler and Fred Tran called on Wesley Tran Wednesday.
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Mabelle Tran
W. Tran
Bert Sigsboy
Milton Behner
Leland Howard
Clearview
Erwin Howard
Litte Knowles
Lucius Wheeler
Fred Tran
Wesley Tran
Farmer's Institute of Troy Town ship held with notable winners
The 35th annual Farmer's Institute of Troy Township met last Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Beryl B. White of Greenville and William H. Beechler of New London spoke. Officers named included President Mrs. C. V. Andrews and Secretary-treasurer Herma Shearer. Men and women earned prizes in Corn, Potatoes, Bread, Rolls, Buttonholes, and Poster contests. The Institute play Red Hot Peppers drew a full house.
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NOVA
Farmer's Institute
Troy Township
Beryl B. White
Greenville
William H. Beechler
New London
C. V. Andrews
R. M. Crehore
Herma Shearer
Ruth Crehore
C. G. McCellan
R.A. Fox
W. T D. Stone
R. A. Fox
C. G. McClelan
Lawrence Painter
Rolls
Gordon
Della Moorly
Ross Simon
Bess Fast
Mixe Rusyniak
Tony Rusyniak
Maurice Bowerize
Virginia Boyd
Louise Koons
Robert Brockett
James Keith
Daniel Rusyniak
Donald Richards
Eugene Campbell
Dorothy Rusyniak
Institute
Red Hot Peppers
Community event presented by local residents group
The event was presented by a group of local residents including Alabel Lewis Ruth Roper Virginia Mickey and Mrs Helen Cueuxa with Mrs Cre hore Ralph and Paul Biddinger Wendell Crawford Alton Scar borough and Bob Crumrine, showcasing community involvement and collaboration.
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Alabel Lewis
Ruth Roper
Virginia Mickey
Helen Cueuxa
Crehore
Ralph and
Paul Biddinger
Wendell Crawford
Alton Scarborough
Bob Crumrine
Hostess Delphia Carpenter Leads Southern Social Sisters
Mrs Delphia Carpenter acted as hostess on Wednesday for the Southern Social Sisters. A fine club dinner was served at noon followed by a short business meeting after the meal with officer elections: Presiding officer Mrs Carpenter, Secretary Mrs Winifred Painter, Treasurer Mrs Norah Biddinger.
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Delphia Carpenter
Mra. Carpenter
Winifred Painter
Norah Biddinger
Fox daughter suffers broken collarbone while playing
Misa Helen Fox daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Fox sustained a broken collarbone during Friday noon play. Dr Marquette treated her at the scene. Dr and Mrs Marquette and Mr and Mrs Norman Marquette departed for Florida Monday for an indefinite visit.
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Misa Helen Fox
C. C. Fox
Marquette
Norman Marquette
Florida
Bukets healing aid pitched for bladder irritation
An ad-style notice promotes Bukets tablets to treat nocturnal urination, bladder irritation, and related symptoms. It claims a 25 cent refund if not satisfied in four days and targets male users with dubious drug claims and garbled directions.
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Henrietta
Ty Mildred Snow
Gleason
Ran
Mr. Jillup
Jilup
Mrs. Jillup
Mary
Albert Brickman
Lakewood
Ernest Ferguson
Ridgeville
Charles Cook
Cook
Brickman
Fayette Pace
Sandusky
George Engle
Raymond Hawke
Columbia Station
Delilah Smith
Edna Unser
Charles Ammon
Mel
Helen P Davis
Martha Bartlome
Patsy Kafer
Melvin Unser
Nelson Reusser
Elrria
Albert Reusser
Warner Davis
Walter Davis
Elrma
al Davis
Amherst
O. C. Sanders
Henry Dute
Carl Dute
Martha Bauman
Ledia
Herman Weet
Sugar Creek
Mirs
Ernest Schneider
Mire
Bucher
Spencer
Megdames John Koontz, Bertha Browand
Irena Auble
Doris Mitchell
Talmadge Auble
Spencer M. E. Church
Chatham
Brighton
Grafton
Wellington
S.2ville
John Beck
Harold Knoch
Glenn Woodruff
Berea
Gertrude Wood
Clarence Welsh
George Kuhns
A. A. Sanford
Lodi
Matinda Naylor
Jack Sharp
Michfixan
Grant Hull
Grover Heilman
Pawnee
Rebecca Heilman
Eugene Aukerman
P. J. Rowe
West Salem
G. L. Emerson
John
Walter Rowe
Estella Deopker
Warner
Akron
Caroline Wood
Mis. Mary
Albert Sthie
Malinda Nailor
Glenn Mitchell
Bedford
Ray Mitchell
Dallas Auble
Eugene Aukeerman
Charles White
Ethel
Preston J. White
F. J. Miller
Hs Farm
Arthur Dacue
Dagues
Howard Beal
Harvey Miller
Junior Rice
SOHIO
Hutchinson’s
Albert Greenfield
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W. L. Williams
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