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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1936
Page
4
Kipton reports seventeen members of the P B T of Camden Baptist church gathered Tuesday evening at the home of Mr E Perkins. After a brief gang service and prayer, they began their season with a short meeting and hymn.
Kellogg Company funded nutrition studies to verify bran’s effects on constipation. Trials with healthy women showed two tablespoons daily relieved constipation over months, while men noted bran’s bulk often surpassed fruits and vegetables in effectiveness. All-Bran was found to supply vitamin B and iron, absorb moisture, and gently cleanse the system. Sold by grocers, made in Battle Creek.
A Bible study was conducted by teacher Rev. Short followed by an hour of recreation enjoyed by all present.
From the Oka Joosa Messenger Crestview Florida a 14 year old boy son of Mr and Mrs W L Fillingim died in an accidental gun mishap While moving a 22 caliber rifle in a car he was shot and killed His mother Esther Green is the former daughter of Lloyd Greer whose Camden relatives reside nearby The boy was with his father and uncle at the time of the tragedy.
On January 23 the Camden Farm Woman's Club will hold an all day meeting at the home of Mrs J M Whitney with a noon tureen dinner. The town celebrates Miss Lucy Waterhouse 97th birthday on January 17 as the oldest Camden Township resident. Waterhouse born in 1840 in Henrietta township. she lived in Iowa 1854 to 1874 then Ohio with sister Mrs C M Waugh until 1908 when she bought the post office area home. Her nephew Wilson Waterhouse has lived with her since 1813. Though blind and wheelchair bound, she remains mentally alert and enjoys visits from neighbors. The notice asks if anyone in Lorain County is older. Brief mentions F A Perkins visiting Elyria friends.
Oberlin residents hosted and visited family friends including Mr. and Mrs. Davidson and Miss Phoebe Arm atrout with David Tuttle of Cleveland. Ed Radcliffe shows poor health while Jennie Alferio and Mrs. Robert Bradley suffer throat trouble and diphtheria risk threats.
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