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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1939
Page
8
New York notes show valentines selling briskly in the city and old friends from theater, publishing, and academia greeting the writer. The piece surveys literary figures like Hergesheimer, Massey, Evans, Cornwell, and Kent, and discusses a Limited Editions Club advertising a bold public statement.
In Justice Preston L. Coon s court, Nevin Kingsboro aged 40 of Stop 43 Lake Road and Kenneth Thompson of R D 1 Lorain were jailed for non payment of fines and costs from November 8 for school non attendance. Kingsboro owes 21.25 dollars and faces 15 days in jail if unpaid. Thompson owes 17.45 dollars and faces 12 days in jail.
A doctor notes the cause of constipation lies in diet and lack of bulk from refined foods. It advises eating high bulk foods like Kellogg's All-Bran with water, daily consumption, and joining the regular routine. Kellogg's promotes All-Bran made in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
WILLIAMSTOWN N J Civil War veteran Christian L Sharp aged 96 offers a different view of today’s youth He says they are not worse than his generation Their main issue is they do not get enough sleep He recalls Fredericksburg loss of an eye and notes he supports women smoking occasionally He remains active holding a hunting license each year.
By Cora M. Shepard Wellington Ohio February 14 members met at Mrs Roy McCormick home for a formal pledging service naming fourteen new members including Alvin Hannum Betty May Vadah Long Lois Leach Sally Jerry Hughes Charles Kipphinger Richard Buswell Lois John Downey Laura McConnell Lois Breyley Dorothy Lowther and Faye Myers The program featured a musical quiz bee with Josephine Rollin Pittsfield winner Allen Dudley pianist and Eloise Ford cellist from Oberlin Conservatory. Next meeting set for March 11 at the McCormick home church business and social time. St Patrick s Church religious school Saturday 1 30 pm for school children Woman s Benefit Association to attend public installation at Ashland tonight Grange hall at 5 43 pm prompt. Lorain county officers club to Elyria Thursday afternoon. Association meeting Thursday night 8 pm with Junior supervisor Lena Beam in charge of a Valentine party for the Juniors Mothers invited. Seriously ill Mrs Elizabeth Dutridge of here rushed to Robinhood hospital in Toledo. Sons Glen and Carl at bedside over weekend. Mrs Elizabeth Rady near Tiffin visited son Mr Rady during wife s absence. Funeral at New Beigle attended. Faye Myers Elyria Saturday guest of Maureen McCormick and joined Allegro.
Cottage prayer meetings arranged by the Stewards of the church precede revival services starting at 10 30 next Sunday morning at the Methodist Episcopal church. Meetings occur Tuesday night 7 to 8 at Mr and Mrs E L Sharp home. 7 30 at L A Baumgardner home. Friday 2 30 at Mrs Norman Griggs home. Church prayer service 7 30 Wednesday. February ladies aid at Mrs L S Green parsonage Feb 16. Wellington Boy Scouts of thirty with Scoutmasters welcomed at 10 30 Sunday morning with anthem Rest In Thee and sermon Good Sportsmanship. Evening service led by church youth. evangelism program runs Feb 19 to Mar 5 with City Mission of Cleveland and Billy Barker directing music. FIRST BAPTIST NOTES Regular prayer service Wednesday 7 30. Young Peoples prayer Thursday 7 30. all day at Mrs LG Bradstock Wednesday. laymen February meeting 7 supper with E. E. Watters president. CHURCH OF CHRIST Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30. United Bible class kept indoors to avoid damp feet.
Long Washington diary notes Roosevelt's pessimism over Europe as Mussolini tightens Spain's base to threaten France. Kennedy returns to London to be on hand before the storm, with talks in Palm Beach, Washington, and aboard the Queen Mary. A revived Ku Klux Klan, pay scales for commissioners, a new public works health plan, and rising crime ages are also reported along with a mystery in Senator Bridges's office and Hoover crime data.
Allen Dudley and Eloise Ford of the Oberlin Conservatory of Music were Saturday luncheon guests of his parents Dr and Mrs Harlan Dudley. Judge and Mrs Duffy of Lorain called on their daughter Mrs Marie Leahy Saturday evening.
The Dover Center Townsend Club No. 1 will meet at the U S Hall on Center Ridge Road Tuesday evening February 14. Mr. Boyd of Cleveland will speak, then a Valentine party and refreshments. All are welcome. News notes mention Ladies of the Methodist.
The Ladies Aid Society of Rockport church held a Thursday dinner for about thirty guests and an afternoon program. The Social Club, hosted by Mrs Helen Fauver, played ten games of pinochle with prizes awarded to Mrs Fauver, Mrs Vincel, and Mrs Cradwick. Mrs Edith Russ plans a February 18 card party on Hall road to benefit the P T A. Glenn Jenkins is ill at his Dover Road home. Mrs Roy Kayser returned to Indiana after visiting relatives here and in Cleveland. The Pine Rebecca Lodge gathered the home of Mrs Ula Cipra for a noon luncheon and social. William Martin on Dover Road was surprised for his 50th birthday with lodge friends. Nellie Green visiting son Kenneth Green in Lorain.
Sullivan Roy Hult of the U B Church of Nova delivered the sermon at the Sullivan Congregational church Sunday. Congregation members cut wood for the church in Frank Jones woods on Saturday and Monday. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Harvey Shick included Mr and Mrs Roy Phelps of Ashland Cleveland Shick of Lattsburgh and Mr and
Mrs. Fred Myers of Lehenetly and Mrs. Ferm Daley plus Mrs. Dot Rook and Im Fal Akron gathered Saturday while Harry J. Fisher suffered influenza and a wood-besses held Subeday for the Christian church. Mrs. Marshall McAdoo and Mrs. Ella Garver traveled to Ashland on business Tuesday. John Rader of Ashland underwent a serious operation at St. Samaritan Hospital last week. The Sullivan Telephone Co held its annual meeting Tuesday evening with all former officers re elected. Ice cream and wafers were served. Mrs. Marshall McAdoo had her tonsils removed Monday morning by Dr. Shilling at Ashland. New lace fashions are saving many lace mills in France from ruin.
An Ohio doctor promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel cleanser and aid to liver bile flow. The ad claims the vegetable tablets ease discomforts from constipation and improve energy, selling for 15 cents per dose in 604 Av't.
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