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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1936
Page
11
Dr. Chrisman discusses brain function and causes of mental fog. He cites anaemia and hyperemia as over and under blood supply, sleep loss, stress, crowding, and toxins as factors. Alcohol and drugs dull brain centers, while infections can damage cerebrum and motor control.
The article explains that brain tumors vary from benign to malignant, with benign growths usually operable and malignant ones often inoperable. Head injury is a frequent possible cause, followed by latent symptom onset, while brain tissue inflammation can be acute or chronic, with acute infectious processes the most feared.
Forerunners of brain disease include measles scarlet fever whooping cough and pneumonia. Infection spreading to brain tissue depends on virulence and patient resistance. Historically termed softening of the brain results from blocked circulation and clots in arteries.
About forty Oberlin Grange members met at the hall for a lively progressive pedra evening. Eight tables competed with high score won by Mrs Roy Franklin and Glenn Hanlon, consolation to Mrs Mary Hacker and Frank Lehmitz. Lunch featured harborened sandwiches fruit cake and coffee. Next party committee named: Mrs Mary Peabody Mrs Arthur Falkner and Charles Feakins. Mr and Mrs V EB Knepper spent Sunday with local residents.
Profiles recount Lily Pons rising from piano prodigy to coloratura soprano at the Paris Conservatoire to a remarkable Met Opera career. Critics say singing in rushes helped her refine technique and surprise career plans a teenager planned piano, later becoming a Metropolitan sensation. She lives simply between tours, enjoys 18th century snuff-boxes, and vows a Riviera retirement at forty.
Dialogue-style notes on etiquette cover handling apologies after unwanted advances, introductions by gender, eating small cakes with fingers, and serving order at table. It contrasts female bow or do you do as greeting with male handshakes, and prescribes serving the hostess first then guests on her right around the table.
Kk. Sanders of Penfield visits. Mrs. Finis Brown of Toledo stays with Mr. and Mrs. N. Webber. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hurst celebrate Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Muacintire of Elyria.
Under Sullivan TL A Mayor Bowes Amateur program et Sullivan High School auditorium invites amateurs from Sullivan and nearby towns to enter. No professionals. entrants may present 3 to 5 minutes. Hour and a half show. Judges pick winners. Entry blanks from Mrs Gladys Smith or Maurice Wenz. Entries due by January 14.
Members of the North End club held their regular monthly meeting Saturday evening. Oysters were served and an exchange of Christmas gifts was enjoyed. Miss Pauline Cladwiek and roommate Miss Winifred Brouse of Manetfield spent the weekend.
How to bleach hair at home using a simple peroxide mix and white henna style paste. Steps cover prep with mineral oil, paste application strand by strand, 30 minute processing, rinsing with castile soap, drying and styling tips. Also notes on shade adjustment, eye makeup harmony, and hot oil treatments for maintenance.
Reader asks how to restore natural color while growing out bleached hair. Expert advises extra brushing scalp massage and hot oil shampoos to improve texture and appearance. growth rate cannot be hastened. Recommends avoiding dyeing during growth and suggests a temporary vegetable nail tint to blend ends, applied after shampoo and removable with another shampoo.
At the home of Miss Cladwick's parents Rev David Davids moves from Amherst to the Congregational parsonage and will preach there next year. Vale Ringler relocates to a farm southwest of town. Rev Charles Mayes, returning from Los Angeles, preached at the Congregational church and is now employed at Garder Publishing Co. in Ashland. Mr and Mrs Victor Gordon en
Eve Ruth Louise Ayers stars in a riverfront tale on a houseboat colony. Evangelist Adam hosts a Christmas Eve gathering as Dan, entangled with two crooks, hides after a jewelry store killing. Nightingale and Vincent Rocke face class barriers and pressured decisions as police close in. The scene ends with Nightingale weighing love against family and background while a homicide tip looms.
Oberlin residents share Christmas and New Year visits with relatives from Amherst Elyria Penn and Staunton. Ralph Schramm Earl Sandrock attend a dancing party hosted by faculty spouses for students from New Hampshire and New York. Pomona Grange to meet in Penfield with a dinner hosted by Penfield Ladies.
Mr and Mrs Brit Ward Mr and Mrs Mark Rhodes and Mr and Mrs Hiram Bradford gathered at William Davis home in West Russia on Wednesday evening to celebrate their twenty fourth wedding anniversary. Cards provided entertainment and an oyster supper followed. Mr and Mrs Charles Cameron were Tuesday evening guests at the same home.
Mrs Lea Hanlon chaired arrangements for a Saturday card party at Oberlin Grange hall. Eight tables were filled with prizes won by Mrs Roy Franklin Mrs Mary Hacker Mr Hanlon and Frank Schmitz. A lunch was served and a committee was named for the next event on Saturday evening January 11 Faulkner and Charles Feaking.
Christmas day at the Keen home featured a full table for thirty. Friday evening visitors included Mr and Mrs Wesley Miller with daughters Dorothy and Hilda and Mrs Charlies Baylor of Oberlin. Homer Dore of Jeromeville stayed with the J C Clodwick home last Saturday.
The annual Christmas party at Hi O Hi Tea rooms featured a seven thirty dinner, cards at Mr and Mrs John Franklin’s home, and a gift exchange. Prizes went to Mrs John Emerich and John Franklin with consolation to Mrs Charles Gibson and William Berg. door prize to Mrs Clarence Albrecht. Attendees included multiple local couples. January meeting planned at Mr and Mrs Charles Hasenflue’s home.
The narrative describes Julia sneaking into the refrigerator to taste and fling foods, provoking mother’s scolding. It argues a single effective punishment is letting the child correct the mistake and return items, and suggests locking the dish closet to prevent repeated misbehavior.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Berg of Oberlin and Mr and Mrs Harlan Schramm with son Donald attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Eli C Hull of Oberlin on New Year’s Day, with their daughters present.
Ralph Schramm entertained a group of sixteen former classmates home from colleges including Duke University at a sleighing party. The gathering moved from H O Hi Tea Rooms by sleigh to the host’s home with refreshments served late. Other events included an informal dance at Crawford for Miss Shaw and a watch party at the Hi O Hi Tea rooms. Kay Andrus hosted a buffet. Janet Rawdon attended from Duke University. Charles Hasenflue has been ill but improved.
Wakeman Ohio January event reports the Congregational Sunday School program for children at the church. Lat er Santa Claus distributed gifts plus nuts candy oranges and popcorn. Local residents Charles Weeks at C S Clarks Seed house and families in Clarksfield referenced along with a car accident injuring P D Cooley and wife. Fire department battled a barn blaze at F A Denman with minimal damage. News notes Pat Connelly and siblings move to Pleasant street and several local families visit or return from Norwalk hospital.
Local church groups plan meetings through January with a week of prayer noted for January 6. Activities include Alpha Ladies Aid at Mrs. Olive Bartter’s, Sunset group hosting Libble Heineman, Epworth League missionary study with moving pictures, and a recent Coasting party at the Buartzer home. Church services, a watch night observance, and a Baptist annual meeting with a tureen dinner are scheduled. Nearby residents attend Christmas visits, with multiple family events and a death notice for Perry Hathaway.
Families and friends throughout Kipton Rio Grande and nearby towns share Christmas visits as relatives and neighbors gather. Reading detailed: Mrs Leland Kenyon hosts Book Club with bridge prizes, Nellie Troseth joins Beecher family, Grace Elmes stays with parents, and multiple residents spend holidays with kin in Detroit Columbus Bowling Green Oberlin and Pontiac. Congregational Church notes postpone due to Blaine Hurst illness and an upcoming Jan 3 supper and annual meeting.
The Gar den Club elected officers for the coming year with Mrs. Frank Rice as President and Mrs. Clarence Pierce as 1st Vice President. Mrs. Charles Clark Sr. was named 2nd Vice President and Mrs. Gerald Ross as Secretary. May Bacon becomes Treasurer. Robert MacDonald of the Surveyors camp in Virginia visited his mother, Mrs. McDonald, last week.
Mrs. George Wilbur of Berlin Heights visited Mrs. R. W. Moulder Tuesday morning Virginia Twining of Henrietta stays with aunt Mrs. Frank Fisher Mrs. Joan Bentley and family of Lakewood spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Kate Heimsuth Jeromy Logan and family of Wakeman called on Mr. and Mrs. Marion Bates Sunday Mrs. R. W. Moulder and daughter Martha Ruth visited Mrs. Carrie Davidson Sunday afternoon Mrs. Walter Snellenberger is quite ill at home Miss Thelma Jors spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jors
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