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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1936
Page
10
CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN M D urges eye health in daily care and newborn protection. He advises keeping an eye salve for inflammation and stresses hygiene after common eye irritants like sun wind pools and pollen. He warns against bright toys near a baby’s carriage to avoid overstimulation and improper eye exposure.
The text explains eye function, stressing balanced stimulation to both eyes and reducing strain through rest in darkness, dark glasses, and good lighting for close work. It mentions the Oxenvstjerna family belief that the Gabriel name protected the line from extinction via a guardian angel.
Oberlin Road items report Reinhart Huffman and Miss Edith Dewey wed by Rev Schumm at Grace Lutheran Elytia last Tuesday. Reception at Carlisle Grange hall followed. Huffman employed at Ford farms. Social at East Oberlin church parlors Friday. basketball at Oberlin High, refreshments served. Church service led by Professor Ward. Miss McLhurst birthday noted. Townsend Club met. Rus s ia Township Farm Woman Club to meet February 19. Mothers Councils in East and New Oberlin discussed Praise and Blame. next meeting February 28 will address sex.
J C Davidson remains a guest at his home. Mr and Mrs John Baumann and Mr and Mrs Alfred Baumann attended a reception Friday for Mr and Mrs John Van Heuven on their sixteenth wedding anniversary and their daughter Joans fifteenth birthday with seventeen guests and refreshments. Mrs R H Ashby will visit her son in Ohio then return to Staunton Virginia. John Hughs returned from Florida, reporting warm, rainy weather and good citrus crops. Sunday dinner guests included Kenneth Rein, Ralph Basted and families from Oberlin, with others from Cleveland and Elyria. Frank Krueger Sr and Jr attended a Grange card party. Baumann and Jackson visited Camden. shoppping partners Weyers and Rogers in Cleveland. E Biener hosted Krueger families for Sunday dinner.
Vermilion on the Lake Mi reports Mr and Mrs Edward Wichroberts welcomed a son at Lake Side Hospital Cleveland on Tuesday Mrs Gar McRoberts conveyed the birth news noting the family is from Vermilion on the Lake.
The bath state of the United States hovers between 16 to 19 per thousand population the past five years and the death rate about 11 per thousand.
Vincent QO and family hosted by McIntires with Rich ard Flynn and others. Harold Stainey and family joined by Wade Worcester and Rebecca Rea. Francis and Loretta Lewis attended a 4 H club party at Rainbow Gardens. Eighth graders hosted seventh graders at Markley School on Thursday.
Belden February 17 Mrs Fred Hoff entertained Victory Quilting Club members at a Tuesday party. A delightful time was enjoyed by those present as the hostess served a lovely noon dinner.
Grange Noles Belden Orange held a regular Wednesday session with an amateur program, a treasure hunt, and a Valentine boxed candy gift for their teacher Vi Haskins. Guests included Mio and Wis John Carpenter of Lorain, Wis William Goodsite, and Mrs Kathryn Scott. Several local residents were noted visiting, attending events, or hosting at homes, with weather reported as 45 degrees below zero at one point and a busy week of shows and quilters gatherings.
After the business session Mrs Henry Rising led a program with a Plamo solo Sweep of the Wind and talks by Ruth Stock Leon Lehman and Scott Morrell. Belden Grange members visited Old Glory Grange. Old Glory received Travelin Bible from Kipton to Amherst. Eleven granges attended. Old Glory served chili. Belden Juveniles visited La Grange juveniles.
Mrs Arthur Wise hosted the Belden Community Circle gathering, welcoming members and leading the meeting activities at the local club. The event featured routine discussions and community updates shared by attendees.
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Mrs Arther Wiese attended the Belgem Consortium meeting on Thursday where about ladies were present. Miep Bird spoke and gate 6 demonstrated on buying household products. The next meeting will be at Mrs Charles Whee's home on March 12 with Migs Bird speaking on Soaps and Cleansers. The American Hackney Horse Society, with about 150 members, is headquartered in Merrick L I New York.
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