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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1937
Page
5
Claud North Chrisman describes frontal sinuses above the eyes and maxillary sinuses across the cheeks. The article explains drainage, the antrum, and how infection thickening can clog the passages and hinder secretions carried by cilia during breathing.
Bacteria enter through the nose creating a field for germs in the sinuses if drainage fails. Absorption into the blood can spread infection, explaining recurrent colds. Persistent head colds beyond 48 hours warn of damage and possible chronic catarrh as a result of worn down resistance. Poor daily hygiene and neglectful care often contribute to recurring infections.
The article explains growths in the maxillary and frontal sinuses cause discomfort. frontal sinusitis brings unbearable pain, cheekbone issues follow nasal growths or injuries, and nasal obstructions hinder drainage. It notes heaviness, reduced vitality, and a general malaise as common symptoms. tomorrow’s piece promises treatment guidance.
Pittsfield Sunday night event by the Young People's League of Pittsfield at the MBE Church features Ruth Hege of Wellington, a Belgian Congo missionary, giving an address and a special choir rendition. All are invited to attend.
Unionville New Jersey housewife Mrs Nettle A Tallman, 58, supervised a all female jury in the Peter Guarino Erie Railroad robbery trial. The jury found him guilty, with Pete facing 12 to 15 years and a $5000 fine. Mrs Tallman, active in clubs and Congregational Church, calls the experience grand.
A collection of prints styles a navy frock with spiral navy sandals and a straw pillbox. Pink roses ramble over a new dress with puff bodice and dirndl skirt. Flaming poppies adorn a black taffeta dress with black kid sandals and two black straw sailor hats.
Sheffield Lake Solons named Elmer Owen fire chief for 1937 at last week’s meeting. William Fisher treasurer and Frank Field clerk reported for 1936. Other appointments included Eugene Archer fire truck driver and Walter Klane superintendent of streets. Deputy Marshals were Anton Meier and Henry Miller. Fire department members listed include L. E. Cheney Frank Craig Walter Jones Sylvester Webber Frank Young Walter Young Fred Horn George Garber John Collins Thomas Crompp Lawrence Kearney Myron Peggat Wayne Inslee Charles Gubeno Ted Griffer George Linden and Fred Lehrer the only new appointee.
Nineteen women and a child attended a hospitality in the home program at Gulf Road hosted by Mrs. Lester Youtzy. Miss Alice Bird spoke on meal table settings for various service styles. Books from the Hospitality in the Home project were distributed, marking the second and final winter session for the group.
A period guide promotes flattering hairstyles that hug the crown with soft waves and curls. It covers brushing routines, trimming and layering, and the rise of smooth rolls and bangs. Tips include securing volume with pins, using perming for life and body, and selecting center parts suited to face shapes.
A four year old, ORMA, demands a toy causing distress to her mother on a busy street. The child uses breath holding and crying to gain attention and control, while the father’s discipline channels a teachable moment about anger.
Practical tips on kitchen technique and handling foods. Includes methods for making salad dressing in a double boiler, mincing barley with scissors, boiling lobsters, salting water, and safe live lobster handling. Also notes on grape juice as a cooling drink, ham quality, and lemon juice preventing browning of bananas in fruit cups.
Garden Club met last Wednesday afternoon with Wen Karl Langenderfer. Roll call was on panel by A Receipt for a Hope. May Bacon read an article on the new Marigold and Mrs Elmer Beecher spoke on New Flowers for 1937. Refreshments were served by hostess Mrs Glenn Beecher and May Bacon.
Oberlin Grange members held a Saturday pedro party at their hall with eight tables. Prizes went to Mrs Beulah Feakins and Clarence Parsons, consolation to Mr and Mrs Sharp. Lunch followed the games. Virginia Hurst honored at birthday gathering with gifts and entertainment.
A collection of dining etiquette answers covers how to eat a sandwich with one hand using a knife or knife and fork, napkin handling at table, chewing and swallowing rules, vest and tie with tuxedos, and whether the hostess should be served first. It notes guests of honor may be served first.
Wakeman and Mrs. Raymond Shin visited Mr. and Mrs. John Shinsky in Florence Sunday. Betty Hort was hosted at a six o’clock dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hort with C. J. Hoyt Joseph and James Lannetti and W. J. Benson in attendance. Literacy circle and Bible class notices follow. William Timbs was injured in a recent motor wreck east of Townsend Center on Route 20. The Burrell hill collision and freight charges are noted with a county rate of 1.03 per ton.
Columbia resident Wesley Carpenter has bought his grandfather Darius Carpenter’s former home in Eaton and plans to move April 1. The family currently lives in Mrs. Mary Jane Osborne’s house on West River Road. Dinner guests included Frank Tieineman and family of Cleveland and Paul Weimer of Olmsted, with callers later that evening.
Misa Florence Bodmann daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Bodmann 773 Park Avenue wed Robert L Zilch son of Mr and Mrs Werner Zilch 340 Park Avenue at St Josephs church parsonage Amherst Ohio A reception followed at the brides home and the couple plan a motor trip east they will reside at 520 Church Street The bride teaches third grade at Amherst Public School and belongs to St Josephs church Young Ladies Catholic Club and Alpha Sigma sorority The groom is with Zilch Transfer Line and belongs to St Peters Evangelical Reformed church and the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
After a brief business meeting contests awarded to Mrs. Ervin Ehlert and Mrs. Mischka. Refreshments served to 13 including guests Mrs. W. E. Cisne Mrs. Fred Hopkins and Mrs. John Wiegand. February meeting will be at Mrs. Ervin Ehlert's Park Avenue with assistant hostess Mrs. Charles Filker.
Amherst mourns the death of Bert Standen 58 at St. Vincent Hospital Toledo after a lingering illness. Born in Lorain he moved to Amherst as a child, graduated Amherst class of 1898, then moved to Toledo in 1907. Survivors include widow Nina a daughter Lucille Moore Toledo mother Mary A Standen and brother Harry Standen Amherst. Funeral plans incomplete.
Twenty five attended the January meeting of the Amherst Democratic Women's Club at Mrs. Harry Wolf's Maple street home. The group approved donations to infantile paralysis relief and flood relief funds. An upcoming winter meeting of the Orain County Federation of Democratic Women is set for February 17 at St. Joseph's school hall with Circle 2 hosting a tea and officer elections planned.
The Sixteen Club gathered Tuesday at the Lake Wood home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schneider. Prizes were awarded by score, with Mrs. Robert Barr winning highest and Mrs. G T Jonsen intermediate. Lunch was served and the group plans another meeting in two weeks at the Habbards home.
The Red Cross relief drive in Avon raised 271.12 dollars plus clothing as Bar Scouts collected items. Six solicitors led by Mrs. H W Beidler and others organized efforts while Avon High School students hosted a Roller Skating Party at Rainbow Gardens Elyria. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Ror Knight and local families.
Mrs. Bentley of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Brett of Lakewood were guests over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Snell hosted a birthday dinner for grandson Frank Mills with guests Mrs. Mary Mills Helen Mills Elsha and Marion Crowell. Mr. and Mrs. Orra Crocker, delayed by floods, missed travel to Florida. Raymond Sennetth plans a Thursday birthday gathering with boy friends at his home for his fifteenth birthday.
Lake Avenue school announces honor roll with averages above ninety for eighth grade led by Robert Jabbushy. Other top pupils include Walter Crandall sixth grade and a list of named students from fifth to first. Bible class meets at Collier home with thirteen members, new hostesses named, guest night planned, and refreshments served. Mr. and Mrs. Miller visit Akron relatives.
Lyndon Chapter O E S will entertain the Masons on Monday evening February 1 at their hall. Masons and their wives or friends and Stars and their husbands are invited. The program will be led by Mr and Mrs Leon Lehman after a short business session.
Mrs Jennie Webster Spicer celebrated her ninety first birthday on Wednesday January 27. She remains in good health and enjoys visits from friends and relatives. She has two stepsons Norman Spicer of Detroit and Harley Spicer of La Grange.
Local brief sketches attendees at the Worse Breeders banquet in Oberlin and various community happenings.Mrs. C B Rawson hosts a Circle 5 afternoon tea with Chinese articles on display. Attendees include Dr. A A Wilcox and others at Elyria Masonic hall party. Farmers Supply Co directors plan a February meeting.
South Amherst volunteers from the American Legion Auxiliary and Red Cross canvassed the town calling on homes for flood food clothing and money. Donations arrived, boxes packed, and sent to the flood district. Also notes about a Young People's League meeting at St John’s and a Legion session at the clubrooms. Local residents Mrs William Wirth and Mrs Martin Mathas receive updates on hospital care and recovery.
Avon Lake notice reports the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Hastings Bean at St Josephs Hospital 12 Lorain. Citizens are asked to donate clothes bedding and other items for freed victims, to be collected at the Town Hall. Mrs Elizabeth Moore and Mrs Ellen Hall attended the Dames of Malta party at Hotel Statler. Andrew Cross of Step 43 te
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