Cut Sickness From Colds In Half By Simple Rules
Greensboro officials announce that a large scale cold control clinic cut sickness from colds by 50.88 percent and school absences by 57.56 percent. The Vicks Plan for Better Control of Colds in the Home reduced overall colds, with one in four avoided and shorter illnesses. The study, overseen by physicians and public accountants, is being issued as a 24 page booklet for physicians and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Herbert H. Bunzel
Biochemistry
University of Cincinnati Medical School
Vick Chemical Company
Vicks
Vicks Vatronol
Sermon at La Porte M E Church Focuses on Giving Account to God
Rev Thomas Hughes preached on Giving Account to God at Sunday morning service in La Porte M E Church. Special music featured Dolly and Jack Lee of Oberlin singing Whispering Hope with piano accompaniment by Eleanor Robson. Return to Carlisle context noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Paul
Thomas Hughes
la Porte M. E
Dolly
Jack Lee
Oberlin
Eleanor Robson
Chorus Guests Sing for Ladies Day at Elyria YMCA
Kappa Tau Sigma and the Young Women's Chorus were guest singers Sunday at 9 30 am for the Men's Bible class at the Elyria YMCA. The service honored Ladies Day. The groups performed Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair by Stephen Foster and All Through the Night. Mrs H H Gregg directed.
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Kappa Tau Sigma
Elyria
Jeannie
Stephen Foster
David Owen
H. H. Gregg
Mrs Harrison to Host La Porte Ladies Aid Event
Mrs Frank Harrison of Grafton road will open her home Wednesday for the General Aid of the La Porte Ladies Aid. Group 1 chaired by Mrs Lyon Hamlin will serve a noon dinner. Group II chaired by Mrs Thad Robson will run a bake sale and program. Miss Ava Pitkin, president, will lead the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harrison
Grafton Road
la Porte
Reverend Beebe to Speak at La Porte Fellowship Friday
Rev. George Beebe of Grafton will headline the La Porte church fellowship meeting this Friday evening. A tureen supper is planned at 6 30 p m with a program to follow. Group II of the Ladies Aid will run the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beebe
Grafton
la Porte Church
The
Ladies’ Aid
Mrs. Humphrey Honored At Birthday Dinner
Mrs. E. E. Humphrey was honored as guest Thursday evening at a birthday dinner hosted by her sister-in-law and niece, Mrs. Lynn Hamlin and Mrs. Ruth Ehrke, at their home on Harvard Avenue in Elyria. Other guests were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Humphrey
Lynn Hamlin
Ruth Ehrke
Harvard Avenue
Elyria
Eaton Woman Passes After Long Illness
Mrs. William Giles of Eaton, mother of A. E. Giles, died at her home Sunday following a prolonged illness. Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Giles
Eaton
A. E. Giles
Birthday Dinner Cars for Mrs Reisinger by Weltons
In keeping with a long standing custom Mrs A P Bailey and Mr and Mrs Aretife Welton and children brought a birthday dinner to Mrs Elizabeth Reisinger of La Porte who has been ill for weeks. Two birthday cakes and presents from Mrs Bailey and Nelson Belsinger were given along with many greeting cards.
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A. P. Bailey
Aretife Welton
Elizabeth Reisinger
la Porte
Holbme
Bailey
Nelson Belsinger
Mrs Alexander hosts neighborly gathering in Laporte
Mrs Robert Alexander will open her Sixth street home to neighbors in Laporte Friday night. The gathering is a courtesy to Mrs Lester Alexander of Laporte with Mrs Henry Willis as assistant hostess.
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Robert Alexander
Sixth Street
Laporte
Lester Alexander
Henry Wills
Miss Edna Whitney Hosts Lambda Chi Meeting
Miss Edna Whitney will host Lambda Chi members Tuesday at 8 p m. They are asked to bring articles for exchange. Miss Phyllis Ann Rhoads is convalescing at home after hospital treatment. The Linotype item notes several local family visits and a move to Lorain.
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Edna Whitney
Lambda Chi
Phyllis Ann Rhoads
Elyria Memorial Hospital
H.W. Greggs
Joyce
Paul Savage
Lakewood
Robert Lee
Curtis Hamlin
Grafton Road
Lorain
Oberlin Avenue
Allene Whitney
Clarence Whitney
Virginia Moran
KLO Club
Paul Pais
Longfellow Avenue
Local Social News From Elyria and Surrounding Areas
Miss Josephine Bailey remains homebound with illness for a week. Sunday visitors to convalescing Miss Phyllis Ann Rhoads in La Porte included Miss Margaret Ross and Mrs. Edwin Schoenherr. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E. Smith dined with Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald in Lorain. Francis Henry and George Boorn joined a surprise party for Harry and Elyria with plans to move to Florida. William Gullett of Cleveland and niece Laursessa Gullett from Iowa visited Carlisle. Kenneth Law and son Richard of LaGrange were guests of Mrs Law's parents in Butternut Ridge. Leslie Hurlbut, daughter of H. Manly Hurlbut, is convalescing after adenoids removal at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Bailey
Phyllis Ann Rhoads
la Porte
Margaret Ross
Eaton
Edwin Schoenherr
Elyria
Clayton E. Smith
MacDonald
Lorain
Francis Henry
George Boorn
Harry Schwind
Florida
William Gullett
Cleveland
Lauressa Gullett
Iowa
Carlisle
Kenneth Law
Richard
LaGrange
Butternut Ridge Road
Leslie Hurlbut
H. Manly Hurlbut
Oberlin Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Columbia Institute Winners at Columbia Farmers Institute
Exhibits from farm products show a wide range of prize listings led by Warren Ives who took multiple firsts in clover seed Timothy seed soybeans and various other crops. Notable winners include J H Longbon in wheat oats and eggs with several other locals earning top places in baked goods and poster divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbia Farmers’ Institute
Warren Ives
C. F. Hales
J. H. Longbon
J. H. Bartter
M. H. Bartter
Orra Crocker
Willard Hathaway
Serg Wright
J. H. Longbow
Victor Morlock
Harold Cartright
Marion Ziegler
Rowena Ingersoll
Zelma Hitchcock
E. G. Roth
Hannes Mills
William Mayer
Angel
Amelia Lusk
Iris Bartter
Kipton News Notes Kipton Kenneth Carpenter News
Kenneth Carpenter received news Wednesday night. The item notes a local Kipton individual, with no further details available in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Kenneth Carpenter
Love, loyalty and deception swirl in Terrant & Matthews tale
Sheila Dorrance faces a tangle of love and business as she frets over Paul Terrant and Claire Matthews. Paul plans elopement with Claire while torn between Sheila and career schemes led by Boyce Channon, risking a heart attack for Mr Terrant, and a web of rival suitors and social games unfolds around Sheila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Dorrance
New York
Terrant & Matthews
Paul Terrant
David Terrant
Claire Matthews
Mr. Terrant
Paul
Eleanor Matthews
Mrs. Matthews
Claire
Sheila
Channon
Phyllis
Boyce Channon
Julia
Larry
Phillis
Two Pleasing Types Of Needlework Pattern 5751
Feature on combining lacy crochet with dainty cross stitch for scarves towels and pillow cases. Describes two motifs and a 3 inch crocheted edge with chart directions and material needs. To obtain pattern 5751 send 10 cents in stamps to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept New York NY with name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N.Y
Death of Kilbuck man noted. sermon and basketball games announced
The report mentions the death of a Kilbuck resident's father and his immediate departure returning Sunday. Miss Ruth Hege of Wellington will speak at Camden Baptist on Sunday January 24, home on furlough from the Belgian Congo. The church youth group will lead the evening service. Wakeman boys teams defeated Camden Reserve and Varsity at home Saturday. J E Davidson of Kipton left for Florida.
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Kilbuck
Ruth Hege
Wellington
Camden Baptist Church
Miss Hege
Belgian Congo
Wakeman Boys
Camden Reserve
Noor
Mad River Hermit Rescued From County Home Plan
Urbana Jan 19 Prof G Ora Steinberger known as the Mad River hermit wept with joy when Sheriff McKeever said he would not be sent to the county infirmary. The former Wittenberg College art professor faced a vag rancy charge and agreed to go to the infirmary to drop the charge. He preferred living in a hollow log and wandering Mad River's banks rather to a confinement life. Officials then sought a home fitting his temper and announced a cabin near Zanesfield Ohio owned by Charles Richey. The Richey family will care for him and finance provisions with Steinberger’s pension. He will move Wednesday to the pioneer cabin and be supervised by Richey’s son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
G. Ora Steinberger
Mad River
Champaign County
Sherif Jay McKeever
Wittenberg College
Steinberger
McKeever
Zane Cayenne
Zanesfield
O. Steinberger
Charles Richey
Charles
Old Glory Grange opens year with degrees and installs
Old Glory Grange No. 2215 held its first meeting of the year on Thursday January 14 with nearly full officer slate. George Sigsby earned the third and fourth degree while Dushenske Amsbury and Opfer joined the sick committee. Officers, both regular and juvenile, were installed by Darius Holcomb and staff. Penny matches and sugar prizes were awarded, Eaton Grange invited Old Glory to perform at February 24. A Christmas party Dec 23 featured remarks and gifts with a Golden Wedding anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Glory Grange No
Ceres
Pomona
George Sigsby
Frank Dushenske
Russell Opfer
Guy Amsbury
Darius Holcomb
Edith Hastings
Bessie Aldrich
Anna Sanders
Betty Holcomb
Bessie Sigsby
Raymond Long
Naom Amsbury
Willmot Long
Bert Sigsby
Pauline Dushenska
Selma Naylor
Flora
Mabel Tran
Velda Weaver
Orville Rising
George Mowatt
Forrest Weaver
Bertha Mary Dushenska
Phyllis Weaver
Jane Mowatt
Hazel Amsbury
Clifford Spicer
Eva Sigsby
Janet Wilcox
Nora Naylor
Holcomb
Prosser
Opfer
Mattie Prosser
Avery Wilcox
Old Glory Grange
Stanley Lupenski
Ward Dill
Grange
Rev. Darker
Zola
Pearl Cox
Ty commissioner heads to Daytona Beach for three weeks
Local official left Sunday morning with Mr and Mrs Meade Buckler and daughter Phylaoe of Wakeman for Daytona Beach Florida where they will spend three weeks. Marnard Morean Homer Edwards and M E Perkins attended the Layman's Witness League at the Medina Baptist church Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Commissioner
Meade Buckler
Phylaoe
Wakeman
Daytona Beach
Florida
Marnard Morean
Homer Edwards
M. E Perkins
Layman's Witness League
Medina Baptist Church
Wakeman Residents Attend Social Visits and Health Update
Mr and Mrs H Brumby and sons Harold and Stanley of Wakeman were Sunday dinner guests of Via Nelle Obitts and William Primby. Phillip Mochi of Wakeman visited his sister Mrs George Bickel and family. Leonard Baker underwent an appendectomy at Allen Hospital last week and is recovering. Mr and Mrs George Miller dined with Mr and Mrs D T Morgan. Mrs Orla Cowen returned from the Ohio Farmer Tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orla Cowen
Muskellunge Propagation Progress in Wisconsin Hatcheries
The article outlines U S progress in artificial fish culture since 1853, detailing muskellunge propagation in Wisconsin. It covers challenges in rearing muskies, feeding needs, pond preparation, and early results, noting Wisconsin’s shift from experiments to large-scale operations with growing annual releases and ongoing research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Northwoods
Wisconsin
Woodruff Hatchery
Badger State
Badger
Garfield’s Mother Sees Son Inducted President Again
Washington CP Mrs James A Roosevelt mother of the President will be the second mother to witness her son’s inauguration. The earlier example was Mrs Garfield who stood beside him as he delivered his inaugural address. Garfield kissed his mother after taking the oath. Mrs Roosevelt also attended the oath for his first term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James A. Roosevelt
James A. Garfield
Garfield
Roosevelt
Washington's Address Shortest Inaugural Speech Ever
Washington's second inaugural address was the shortest presidential speech at the traditional ceremonies, totaling 134 words. The concise address marked a notable departure in length for such ceremonial remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Washington
Rochester Booster Class Holds Meeting at Mrs Cowie Home
The Methodist Sunday School Booster class met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Maggie Cowie’s home with eight attendees. Due to the president’s absence Mrs Cowie acted as vice president, roll call cited verses containing the word believe, chapters from Acts were read, Mrs Julia Smailey led devotions and refreshments were served.
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Methodist Sunday School
Maggie Cowie
Julia Smailey
Damaged Cars Skid on Ics Roads. No Injuries Reported
Darwin Stocking and Martin Larder escaped harm after skidding on icy roads and landing in a roadside ditch last week. In unrelated local notices, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jump of La Grange called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clifford on Tuesday, and Mrs. E PD Thompson and her son were mentioned in a brief household update.
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Darwin Stocking
Martin Larder
Ics
Dale Jump
LaGrange
Frank Clifford
E. PD. Thompson and Son
Wilcox Family Event With Music and Talk
Albert Wilcox presents History of the Lives of Brother and Sister Wilcox solo. Lula Wilcox and Zola Hastings perform piano talk. Clyde Wilcox Frank Dushenska presents gift from the Grange. Singing assembly story Bro Weaver etc. Refreshments and social hour follow. Holcomb Prosser Hastings named to auditing committee.
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Albert Wilcox
Wilcox
Lula Wilcox
Zola Hastings
Clyde Wilcox
Frank Dushenska
Grange
Bro. Weaver
Bros. Holcomb and
Prosser
Sister Hastings
Sportsmen Questions and Answers Courtesy Notice
Copyright 1936 notice invites readers to submit hunting fishing and trapshooting inquiries to the North American Sportsman's Bureau in Chicago or via the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Sportsman’s Club, Inc
North American Sportsman's Bureau
Wrigley Bldg
Chicago
Ill
Robert visits daughter in Elyria on a busy midweek trip
Robert spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Elyria, visiting her daughter Mrs. Russell Murray and her family on Gates Avenue during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Elyria
Mrs. Russell Murray
Gates Avenue
Chinese Creed To Bar "Hot" Dirges
In Shanghai a New Life Movement push bans funeral and wedding bands playing unsuitable tunes. Nanking issues new rules allow up to two bands per procession and require tunes to fit the occasion. Both Chinese and Western bands may be used, but popular tunes are taboo for funerals and weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
New Life
China
Nanking
Anax’s role in early Christian mission to Germany
A fragmentary report notes Anax as essential to the first Christian missionaries in Germany. It describes him chopping down a holy tree to show the trees’ powerlessness and inefficiency in converting locals in the early centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putan
Germany
Hollywood gossip mix skims names and quirks from stars
A witty Hollywood column notes Marius Davies beauty and warns Dick Powell about rivals Bing Crosby and Lawrence Tibbett. It jests about Janet Gaynor’s freckles, Tyrone Power with Johnny Downs, William Powell and a noisy gate, and a diary of Mary Astor. It also teases Carole Lombard, Joel McCrea, Jean Hersholt, Sally Eilers, Eddie Cantor, Georgie Jessel, Robert Taylor and Loyd for future pairings.
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Hollywood
Marios Davies
Dick Powell
Bing Croaby
Lawrence Tibbett
Janet Gaynor
Tyrone Power
Johnny Downs
William Powell
Mary Astor
Henry Armetta
Carole
Lombard
Joel McCrea
Hollywood Boulevard
Jean Hersholt
Sally Eilers
Eddie Cantor
Georgie Jessel
Robert Taylor
Loy Art
Marlene Dietrich
Harold Lloyd
Paler, Home
Palace
Tell-all chat recalls Bing Crosby childhood mischiefs and truancy
At Crosby home a revealing talk recalls a youthful spree of pranks and truant citations linked to Harry Linlis Crosby known as Bad Boy Crosby. The piece notes his later success as a performer, contrasting with the model student Fidler. It also lightly covers a Doris Nolan Gregory La Cara elopement rumor and a quip about breakfast meals.
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Bing Crosby
Harry Linlis Crosby
Bing
Crosby
Doris Nolan
Gregory la Cara
Greg
Miss Nolan
la Caya
Gable and Lombard Try New Radio Phonograph
Clark Gable and Carole Lombard visited a phonograph shop and bought a new machine that combines radio home recording loudspeaker and twenty four records. Gable praised its performance and quipped it does everything but cook while Lombard teased her reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Gable
Carole Lombard
Gable
Miss Lombard
McNaught Syndicate
Queen Victoria Signature at Age Four in British Museum
A rare autograph by Queen Victoria drawn when she was four years old joins the British Museum’s prized possessions in London. The small penciled signature is among the highlights of the collection, illustrating the young future monarch’s early writing talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Museum
London
Queen Victoria
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E. F. Whitney & Son
W. Broad St
E. Humphrey
Hamlin Humphrey
Mrs. Reisinger
Boyce
Mr. Williams
Aunt Julia
Weinstein
Phyl
Croche
Aris Brooks
J. E. Davidson
Kipton, Coun
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Call Jonnpon Clomm
Lincoln
Ozana Ripeer Haany MeGuing Gen
Roainsen Monson H Goove
Cal Johnson
Muskie Propagation
Rochester
Ae Ee
Cteuld
W. L. Williams
Mgr
Masonic Temple
Maken
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