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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1937
Page
11
In a health column Dr Claud North Chriman highlights a Mayo Clinic survey of 500 people showing many suffer dietary distress. About a quarter react to onions and cooked cabbage, similarly to dairy forms and raw apples, with tomatoes also triggering issues in many. The piece notes long standing doctor patient advice to avoid certain foods or combinations.
A skeptical review notes most food claims are just notions and stresses physician supervision for any diet. It questions milk as perfect, vitamin C claims of oranges, and the idea that bread must be whole wheat. It cites iron in liver and beans and argues excess fats and gravies, not starches, drive weight gain.
An excerpt notes dry forms of bread such as crackers and wafers contain ten times the fat and fifteen percent more starch than bread. It ponders biscuit companies’ reaction to crackers being fatter per ounce, and discusses fasting as a way to lose weight but warns of acid waste without carbohydrates. More discussion promised tomorrow.
One hundred eighty eight adults and fourteen children attended the Acme Grange meeting in Columbia Tuesday night as Huntington Grange presented The History of Huntington Grange Since its Organization in 1916. Delegations from Huntington Wellington Penfield and Kipton attended with talks by County Deputy Frank Mason and several masters and lecturers. Mrs Mason led the juvenile meeting downstairs. Rev Thomas Hughes will speak on The Church the Light of the World at the Methodist church Sunday morning. Stanley Jones, back from India, and Methodist Bishops Keeney Jones and Smith will speak at mass meetings January 14 at First Methodist in Cleveland. Admittance by badge obtainable through any Methodist minister in the Norwalk district.
A long serving guard for the President dies in Buenos Aires after a casual visit. Thomas E. Tommy Qualters is chosen to replace him from the Massachusetts State Police. He is a former Notre Dame athlete and police trooper with a flawless record and strong social skills.
The passage advises washing hair and clothes brushes in soapy water, rinsing, then salt water to stiffen bristles. Store brushes bristles down to avoid dust. Ivory ornaments turning yellow can be bleached with warm water and lemon rub, then dried in strong sunlight. Eggs stay fresh when covered with cold water and refrigerated.
Hands look better with a simple routine. Apply lotion then a powder base color to the skin between fingers and wrists, dry and buff nails, and use cuticle oil. Gentle rouge adds contour while avoiding knuckle cracking and nail damage. Practice poised hand positions to project grace during conversation.
Mr and Mrs Wade Jacquays were guests of Forest Allens in Creston with Mrs Daisy Jacquays joining for a visit. Florida trip updates include the Crockers at Fort Pierce and the Denglers and Crooker family expected home later in the week. Townsend meeting at town hall featured Wade as president, Wright as secretary, Ring treasurer with next gathering at the Ring home. Cleveland visitors include Ben Reisinger and Frantz Koenig families. A January 19 Acme Grange card party is planned at the town hall.
Dayton wedding unites Miss Winnifred Pitcher and Frederick Kerr of Cleveland at 4 30 PM in a pretty church. Bride wore blue and was escorted by her father with two bridesmaids. She is a graduate of Wittenberg College Darton and studied in France, recently teaching locally for a year.
Sheila Dorrance, a receptionist at Terrant & Matthews in New York, falls for Paul while Mr. Matthews faces illness and Mrs. Matthews schemes to gain control. At a house party Sheila and Paul confess affection as office tensions rise with Boyce Channon and Aunt Julia watching. The next day suspicions grow about Claire Matthews’ ride into town as trouble deepens.
Short Cuts advises not serving identical foods in one meal such as tomato juice with tomato salad or fruit cups with similar items. It warns against sweet dull cocktails, too many creamy dishes, or many foods sharing color or flavor. It also suggests cleaning a small rug crosswise to prevent crumpling.
A vintage sewing guide edited by Laura IL Baldt, longtime assistant professor of household arts at Teachers College Columbia University. The item reflects mid-century domestic crafts advice and practical sewing techniques.
The brief item mentions Elmer Bunt’s sister, identified as Mrs. Elmer Bunt, and places the reference on Vermont street in the surrounding context.
Mrs Lee McClellan hosted a Thursday luncheon at her Grafton home for eleven attendees. The session was led by Mrs J M Spicer, with plans noting Mrs E L Adams to host next Thursday January 14.
Mr and Mrs F J Knowles were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs C W Sage of Elyria Mrs Lewis Buswell spent Tuesday in Elyria Mr and Mrs Spaulding and Mrs Balmer of Elyria were guests of Mrs Carl Gott on Wednesday Mr and Mrs Roy Miller and family spent New Year s with Mr and Mrs Sidney Hemenway of Cleveland
Mr and Mrs Carl Gott spent New Year s with Mr and Mrs Herbert Bassett of Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Joseph Hagmann entertained relatives from Philadelphia and Trenton New Jersey during the holiday season. Miss Evangeline Allen has been spending several days in Elyria. Miss Marian Butler of West Salem was a guest at her home. A social evening was held at the home of Duane McClellan by the B Y P U on Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Judson Spicer spent New Year s with the latter s sister in Painesville. Mr and Mrs F L Wolcott and daughter Norma Fern were recent guests of Eldon Duer of Columbus.
Mr and Mrs Fred Smith entertain the latter s sister from the West Alva Spicer recovers from influenza Mrs Andrew Rawson attended Lorain County Council PTA in Elyria Tuesday Mr and Mrs Lee McClellan hosted Mr and Mrs Earl Syphers and children of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Gileason McClellan and daughter of Akron Mrs W H Knotes guest of daughter Mrs Dan Myers and family of Lorain Mrs Edward Warnes and daughters Kathryn and Elizabeth returned to Long Island after ten days with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Gott Mrs Arthur EB Wilcox and children Billy and Joan joined Capt Wilcox in Toledo where his boat is wintering.
At St. Theresa's Church meeting on Sunday morning the Young Ladies Sodality elected officers for the coming year. Dorothy Kriebel was chosen president and Bernyce Jungbluth secretary and treasurer.
Mrs Maurice Moon hosted visitors on Wednesday evening in Elyria while Mr and Mrs Bernard Ware entertained Mrs Frederick Kerr Winnifred Pitcher for Sunday dinner. Evening guests included Miss Willetta Henne and Kenneth Henne of Fremont. John Linden recently visited Cleveland as David Pelton took charge of the rural mail route briefly. Maurice Barr from Washington DC spent the holidays here.
Mrs Lester Youtsy of Gulf Road invites neighbors to the second meeting on hospitality in the home setting. The gathering aims to share ideas on hospitable practices and community spirit in everyday life.
The first meeting on the Home project drew a large crowd with strong interest from all attendees. Miss Bird, county extension agent, will lead the next session. A pot-luck lunch will follow at noon with each participant bringing a dish, herself, and table service.
The Brookside School Parent Teachers Association will hold its first New Year meeting on Monday evening January 11 in the school auditorium. Members urged to attend to plan upcoming bazaar. Mr and Mrs Howard Hammer and Ben are moving to Lorain.
The Altar Society of St Ther esa’s Church will sponsor a card party in St Theresa’s hall Sunday January 10 at 8 o clock. Prizes will be awarded to high scorers and there will be special door prizes. Refreshments will be served. Committee in charge includes Mrs John Laven Mrs Leopold Ferner Mrs Anton Gilles and Mrs Simon Kriebel.
West Ridge Carlisle Grange held its regular meeting at the Oberlin road hall Tuesday evening with fair attendance. Fred Decker presided as worthy master and officers for the next year were installed including Decker, Lauer, Fesler, Mason, Drusendahl, Penfound, Toth, Witbeck, and Mason among others. Visitors Parks of Oberlin Grange and Miss Waite of Brunswick Grange attended. coffee and doughnuts were served. The next meeting will be Monday night January 15 instead of Tuesday. Wellington Grange will bring the Traveling Table and present the program.
Mr and Mrs C C Strickler and children Bud Anita and Julia Mae attended the funeral of Mrs David Strickler of Lorain on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Lester Drusen dahl called on Mr and Mrs Oliie Minnich and family on New Year s. Mrs H H Drusendahl will entertain the Ladies Aid Society on Wednesday afternoon Jan 13. Mrs Margaret Baus of South Ridge writes from Los Angeles Jan 4 that her party is leaving for San Francisco in four days. Mr and Mrs R L Walker of West Ridge have joined their party. Miss Zelda Schramm Miss Marian Pallas and brother Frederick attended the Young People s League of St Paul s church Elyria at the church Tuesday eve ning. Mrs B O Pope is confined to bed with influenza. Mrs Theodore Grills visited her father Cornelius Smith of the Edison Highway Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Clement Greene and family supper guests at Corlis Blackmans in Berea New Years night. Tuesday visitors at Dean McClellans included Albert and Gladys Carpenter and Julia Collingwood of Clarksfield. Sunday callers at A K Bairs included D A Bair and Phillip of Elyria. Russell Rhodes of Elyria visited Will McKenzie. Edwin E Edwards and daughters Roth and Marjorie also visited. J W Green and Etna Burge were New Years Day guests at O R McCullough.
Mr and Mrs Erwin Perkins with daughter Margaret son Ronald granddaughter Garle Perkins and Mrs Perkins father John Hacker spent New Year s Day with Mr and Mrs Everatt Haning Wellington Ruth Helmke and daughter Marion of Toledo visited Mrs George Greene Thomas Lamphere left Tuesday for St Louis to visit relatives then Phoenix and New Mexico and plans to spend rest of winter in Pasadena California Mrs George Greene is improving.
Mrs. E Earl Davidson spent Saturday with her sister in law Mrs H T Worcester in Oberlin. Gladys Burge returned to Oberlin College and Virginia Greene to Baldwin Wallace after holiday time at their homes here. Mr and Mrs E Earl Davidson were Sundaysupper guests at the home of his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs
A new type of radiator can be hidden in a wall yet emit radiant heat like the sun or an open fire. It heats and circulates room air while giving a warm sensation, expanding beyond the old convector idea that only heated air near surfaces.
LeRoy Lounsbrough of Pittsfield reports Mrs Roy Greene was admitted to Allen Hospital Oberlin Sunday in serious condition. A Soil Conservation meeting is set for Tuesday evening at the Brighton Town Hall to explain the 1937 program.
Probate Judge H C Wilcox records appointments and qualifications of executors administrators and trustees for multiple Lorain County Ohio estates including Joseph Barnes Anna Barres Hannah Bender Henry Bender William Berthold George Burr Frank Ellenberger Freda Gezunterman Sam Guerra Harry Newton Anna Osterling Anna Pierce Frank Rogers Rhoda Rogers Stella Wilson and Estelle Wilson dated December 1936.
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