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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1936
Page
10
Dr Claud North Chrisman argues footwear affects foot development and comfort. He notes women chase stilettos and pointed toes despite harm, advises low heels for elegance, warns sports shoes lack support, and urges well fitting, grown feet. Emphasizes early care, avoiding cramped or outgrown footwear. barefoot is better than tight shoes for children. He also discusses ankle support and draft sensitivity in cold weather.
W D Herridge resigned as Canadian Minister to the United States and Dominion officials seek a successor. Sir Herbert Marler, Canadian Minister to Japan, is recalled to Washington next fall. Marler, sixty, built Canada's Tokyo Legation at his own expense and later served in Premier King’s cabinet. He is knighted and has a British lineage with a family of public service. He married Margaret Allen in 1902 and has two sons and a daughter.
The article argues foot support hinges on heel size and shape more than overall design. It notes high heels shift weight to the heel bone, dissipating natural shock absorption, and suggests rubber plates to reduce vibration. It also discusses the shoe shank aligning with the foot and ankle for proper support.
Penfield Ohio on July 1 reports a small town surprise as sixteen young Penfield residents visited the newly married Browne couple in Huron. The visitors carried a piano supper and presented a bouquet as a playful, unplanned gift for the couple.
Annual reunion of Panfield Hirsh School classmates was held Sunday at the Dome of Mr and Mrs Womer. Attendees from Crow Akron Elstia Spencer and Pea field reminisced about former days and planned the next reunion for 1847 at the home of Mr and Mrs James Cus ty Tila.
Sunday School members met at Ellsworth and Mrs Rier’s home for a shower honoring newlyweds with gifts and refreshments. Helen Blough’s sixteenth birthday was celebrated by twelve schoolmates at June 23, with several presents and a guest from Brighton. Guests included Ellouise Newcomb and local families Mr and Mrs Harvey Blouch, Mr and Mrs James Herrick, and Ray Wood Wooster, among others.
Aman lifts his hat to greet a woman or man, to greet a woman who bows, when in the company of a woman who greets an acquaintance, on taking leave of a woman, when a woman enters an apartment elevator, when a flag passes, when the national anthem plays, and when a funeral passes by.
The Baldwin Wallace district notes a Farm Women’s Club annual picnic planned for Rising Dam on Tuesday July 7. Members are asked to bring a dish for the supper and a covered dish for the table. A mother daughter dinner was hosted by Mrs Alem Rollin with attendees including Mesmith and daughter Mia DeFields and others.
The community gathered at St Mirry's in WooVa to celebrate the marriage of two locals. The couple will reside in Canton and attended the Fourth of July picnic where cake and refreshments followed a morning ceremony. Sanford hosted the first summer meeting with officers elected and plans for a future potluck at Mrs Finn Twaddle’s home. Also noted were attendees at the Marett reunion hosted by Mr and Mrs Sutherland.
Diet experts urge balanced eating to improve health and appearance. A typical day includes fruit juice, eggs, whole wheat toast, fresh fruit or vegetables, bran muffins, and lean protein. Following patterns could make eyes clearer skin brighter hair and a more youthful body, with ketchup-free dessert options.
A wedding service for Degard Barnes was held at the Barnes home with many attendees including Ed Barons Leon Bisaws and their families. Friends and relatives from Canton Stralay and nearby towns celebrated with a party Saturday night. Others visiting included Miss Helen and Miss Siley, Mr and Mrs Flower, and numerous neighbors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ai Foteo.
Lola Brewster earns a high school education by working as a housemaid but is pulled back to the shanty life when her mother falls ill. She loves Jerry Hughes, who she sends away. Lola takes a singer job with a small orchestra, hopes to leave the shanties, and writes to Jerry to return.
Lola Brewster, trapped in a shanty world with her mother and sister, endures neglect and abuse as Chase Wiley courts her with a risky promise. Her father erupts drunk at home, and Lola faces a pivotal choice when Chase offers to take her as his wife to escape the shanty, risking legal and moral peril.
The text notes visits by Mrs E J Clark and Edt Twaddle to relatives, with mentions of Mrs Cue Childs of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs FL J Aycun, Gray Johns, Gilvert Shores, Mr and Mrs Frank Fonth at New London, and Veda Kennell. Other names include My and Mis Bert Bay, Mrs Marvacet Cook, Miss Clara Smith, Joie startles, and a Tolaln performer. The piece reads as a social column of greetings and small-town happenings from a past week.
In a week of events Wes 1 and Kovl Vistar compete as McCriri and Blake perform well. Tire Gears at Sart Impsnc draw attention with notable plays and crowded stands.
The 4-H Troopers held a June 24 meeting at the action house enrolling 35 members with advisers Mrs Monroe and Mrs Stare. President Clarahet ange called the meeting, plans were set for AR opienic and boat ride, and games followed the hour of recreation led by Miss Clementine Keupter.
Misa Mary Elizabeth Weeker of Elyria visits with aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs Marion Wolf. Harvey Forle fell ill and was treated at Ladi Hospital. Misa Evelyn Fuller, Akron area, spent the week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fuller. Mrs Alva Fuller and daughter Phyllis of Lodi visited Nelli Bail and Mrs Catherine Fuller. Allen Walters returned home after Bellevue visit. recovering from a workplace accident. Mrs A W Robinson confined to bed. Mrs Milo Hiller of Lodi assists at home. Mrs TLury Gross returned from Columbiana with son Kenneth Gross. Mr and Mrs Add Luca of Clarksfield visited sister Mrs Mary Sooy. Morrison Hassen able to be out again. Elmer Taylor and John Klein of Wooster visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Miller. Mrs L J Quade returned home from Lodi Hospital. Mr and Mrs Winton Hisey and two children of Maple Heights visited her parents Mr and Mrs Qita Allen. Mys Wagner of Todi War called during week. Mia Cecil Wolf and family.
New London Lodge No 615 of New London, Ohio, is one of two lodges in the state to win a Grand Master’s gavel for highest percentage growth since fall 1934. Dr N T McGay Cleveland presented the gavels, which travel with records kept by lodge secretaries. The gavels, hardwood and about eighteen inches long, will become part of the Grand Lodge’s permanent collection once journeys conclude.
A mother explains why funds are limited and offers a substitute, teaching Walter and a sibling the value of understanding and cooperation. The narrative contrasts Walter's refusal to accept denial with a supportive approach that affirms the child’s needs.
O G Swartamitler District Representative for the 19th I C O F District visited the New London Lodge and announced it led the state in roster growth, rising over one hundred percent. A second winner near Tiffin also increased, while New London topped the list by more than twelve percent. An initiatory desre g was conferred for Swartamitler and a large delegation plans to attend the 19th District installation in Sandusky on Thursday.
A Saturday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. John Kakas hosted Edwin Shrohsack’s birthday surprise with many friends and relatives. Prizes were awarded for a contest named Conde and refreshments were served as gifts were presented to the honoree.
Mrs. Ross Stegkanper of Cleveland announces the marriage of her daughter Irma E to Arthur H. Beecher on June 25 They will reside on Warren Road in Cleveland A quiet wedding occurred June 27 at the Methodist parsonage with Rev J J McAlpine performing the double ring ceremony Miss Carol Jordan of Oberlin and Dr Himer B Winter of New Sharon Iowa wed with the bridal party accompanied by Mr and Mrs Worcester Mr and Mrs Kneale of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Mitchell and three children of Detroit A reception followed in Oberlin and the couple will live in New Sharon Mrs Winter a former La Grange high school teacher also attended The Silver Tea for Circle Number Two was hosted by Mrs James Nichols with Mrs Kenneth Law as hostess
Thirty members attended the La Grange Juvenile Farmer s 4 H Club meeting in the Town Hall. John Wilcox demonstrated rope tying after business and plans for the County Four Hi Club picnic. Refreshment committee listed. next meeting set for eight o clock at Town Hall. The Thrifty Cookers 4 H Club met at Mrs AL HR Dusheaske s home with ten members. Phillis Rawson demonstrated Making Vegetable Salad. sandwiches judged. Mehling to attend next meeting.
The Avon Lake Board of Education members and the clerk, with spouses, joined Supt and Mrs. Gopelt for a Sunday Wiener roast. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ora Hastings, Mr and Mrs Vernon Rondie, Mr and Mrs Albert Wilcox, Mr and Mrs Andrew Rawson, and Mr and Mrs Miles Spicer.
Reverend Howard Hilberry of Re Tea presided over the funeral for Mrs S W Kelser, a former pastor, at the residence of her daughter Mrs Fred Prosser Tyres ony, with service conducted by Rev. Kelner Riths.
Orville Rising returns from a month with sister in Cincinnati. Miss Fawn Rawson of Cleveland visits relatives here this week. Miss May B. Amshary of Other Jin is weekend guest at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Onfer II wed last Thursday in Elyria and will live on Church street base. Vernon Rendle to entertain Gittle Number One of Ards Society July 7. A teenage dinner served. Mrs F R Gatt and Ruth left Monday for Cleveland. Mrs Erwin Adams and children were dinner guests of Thad Rawson in Cleveland. Rawson honored at birthday. Misses Agnes and Loretta Westrick to teach in Avon Lake and Avon this year. Mr and Mrs A R Dushensky and Janet Loy with Mr and Mrs Leon Hastings and Lois Ann visit J A Van Anker in Struthers Sunday.
At the home of June Reising on Wednesday afternoon a small group met with advisor Miss Rehrecca Rea and Meg uigy. Visits included Mrs. FP, Mr. Lewis and son Fran, and later Mr. and Mrs. Harley Haskins of LaPorte. Other gatherings featured Mrs. Angie Decker visiting Elyria, Mr. and Mrs. J. Harnish hosting, Miss Marian Knapp transported to Olmsted Falls, Mrs. Tosening Bryant visiting, and Mrs. Clara Keiler staying with Mrs. Hackel at Vermilion-on-the-Lake.
The Reverend Chad Boutlon has packed the pews since launching his highflying mission. He offers free hops by plane for all congregants after morning services, with an afternoon program featuring combined tightrope stunts and acrobatics to boost religious interest.
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