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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1938

Page

10

Two Arrested In Hollywood Confidence Game

Hollywood police say two MGM workers peddled forged Louis B. Mayer notes totaling 100000 dollars in a brazen scheme. Victims included a bank president and a prominent attorney as Smart and Britton used star names to persuade loans and pay fake bonuses.

Hollywood Louis B. Mayer Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Jeanette MacDonald Nelson Eddy Charles Laughton George Donald Smart Layne Britton Mayer Smart Aubrey Austin Santa Monica State Bank Byron J. Fitts Miss MacDonald Austin Fitts Charles D. Case Eddy Laughton Gail Burck E. D. Morgan E. W. Grigg Investment Orokers

Booster Class Meet Thursday at Methodist Church

The Booster Class of the Methodist Sunday School will meet Thursday afternoon at the church. Each person is to bring something for light refreshments.

Rochester Methodist Sunday School

Homecoming Guests and Fourth of July Socials in O

Mrs. Margaret Frank hosts relatives from New Washington and Elyria with guests including Rae nell e Clifford and Della Krebs. Kathryn Snyder joins Wellington visitors bound for Long Island. Diverse local visits reflect Fourth of July activities and annual homecoming film showings by Akron.

Margaret Frank New Washington Frank Clifford Charles Held Raenelle J. B. Clifford Della Krebs Elyria Kathryn Snyder Frank Dost Wellington Long Island N. Y Elmer Lilibridge Anna Simmons Florence Davidson Andrew Quaid Detroit Davidson Herbert Scott Sandusky Albert Baird Dell Richards Raymond Mickly New London

Harvest Skills and Visits Highlight Local Community

Harvest is in full swing with threshing set to begin this week and haying nearing completion. Nuts ripen as farmers stay busy. Dell Richards hosts Henry and William Shreffler from Canton and Newark. Kenneth Coe from Steubenville visits at Corwin and his wife’s home.

Dell Richards Henry Shreffler Canton William Shreffler Newark Pittsfield Dwight Mann John Wolf Helen Guerdon

Local guests visit area families during long weekend

Edna Evans of Akron joins friends as Charles Mann and grandson visit Fostoria Perry Noble from Oberlin and William Pore with two daughters from Toledo. Dr and Mrs Houghton and Anna of Columbus have been guests of Dr and Mrs Hugh Setterfield. Mrs R H Murray and her three sons of Elyria stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs E D Thompson then returned home to remain until Sunday.

Edna Evans Akron Charles Mann Fostoria Perry Noble Oberlin William Pore Toledo Houghton Anna Columbus Hugh Setterfield R. H. Murray Elyria E. D. Thompson

Spencer Briefs and Local Club Activities

Rev. and Mrs. L. Beckley hosted a social at Spencer Baptist parsonage to view improvements. Spencer Booster Boys 4-H met with Carl Hendricks and mentor Mr. Horge urged camp attendance. Rev. Waldo Byers will lead Spencer Homerville Lutheran churches starting July 24. Local firemen attended a recent school in Youngstown. Acknowledge camping trip in Akron and summer visit by Quinton Dickason and family.

Hendricks Waldo Byers Lodi and Medina Spencer and Homerville George E. Smith Byers Spencer Firemen Charles MacLaren Will Moore Cecil Wolf Charles Parent Earl Friend Charles Walters W. J. Mellvaine Lee Stroup Warren Walters Youngstown James Kramer Akron Clement Auble Quinton Dickason New York City Mary Dickason

Newborn Fortune Triplets Grow While Local Visits Highlight Week

Mrs. Nora Eglin visits New London to meet her new granddaughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Eglin. The Fortune triplets James John and June are 12 days old and gaining weight. Various local couples, including Miller, Meteeralne, Stafford, Hunter, Lancere mont, and Nix households, hosted and visited throughout the week.

Nora Eglin New London Hugh Eglin Doris Beck Sherman Kramer Trena Able James John June Fortune Clair Miller Grafton Meteeralne Frank Miller Oscar Stafford Ashtabula Stedman Hunter Elsha Frank Browand Zeldon Lanceremont Arthur Nixon

Fresh fruits shipped from Australia to London in gas-filled chambers

Australian exporters reported successful shipment of fresh fruits to London using ships with special gas-filled chambers. The technique aims to preserve freshness during ocean transport and signals a potential new method for long voyage fruit trade.

Australia London

Columbia 4 H Notes Report Health Day and Club Activities

Columbia 4 H notes detail Health Day at the town hall on Tuesday June 12 at 2 o clock with Dr. Dew and nurses. Busy B s 4 H Sewing Club plans a picnic on July 34 following their regular meeting. Style Revue practice set for the 19th at the meeting. A pot-luck supper at Bonnie Park. Karefree Kitchen Keepers study invitations introductions conversations and entertainment and will study favors and decorations. They met at Miss Thelma Cartright s home Friday to plan Health Day and arrange a tea next Friday at Miss Margaret and Ruth Bartter s home. Their previous meeting featured a picnic at Bonnie Park Strongsville with swimming and boating.

Columbia Dew Bonnie Park Thelma Cartright Margaret Ruth Bartter Strongsville

Drinking to cool off? tempering the stomach matter

Dr. Claud North Chrisman explains that choosing a drink in summer should consider the stomach’s temperature. He notes cool drinks provide only temporary relief and that foods and liquids far from body temperature disrupt digestion, urging temperature harmony for smooth gastric function.

Fifty Boys to Take Part in Treasure Hunt Tomorrow

About 30 boys are scheduled for a treasure hunt arranged by Herman Goyer of the YMCA Boys Department. They will meet at 9 30 a m at the Y and split into three groups with routes to stone quarries at South Amherst and Oberlin observatory. The quarry trip is morning and open to all days. the observatory trip is evening and limited to 13 boys.

Herman Goyer Yo ML CL South Amherst Oberlin Observatory

Thirst and stomach actions explained

The text explains how the stomach slows for adjustments to flavors and temperatures, how water is absorbed after gastric action, and why cold drinks cause temporary stomach contraction. It notes thirst signals reduced juice flow and that hot coffee or tea can stimulate stomach secretions to quench thirst.

Ice drinks aid thirst with careful absorption guidance

A health note explains tissues must absorb moisture as it arrives and advises holding each ice water swallow until its temperature matches the stomach. It warns against overflavoring and notes tannic tea can suppress appetite. The text also mentions local figures Mrs. Bartter and Mrs. Lindstrom and records a 4 H Girls Club meeting with Thelma Boone leading sewing activity and a planned picnic.

Local visits light up Elyria and surrounding towns

Mrs. Mary Wilmot of Elyria spent Wednesday evening with Mrs. Mary Healey. Mrs. Mabel Draper of Strongsville visited Mrs. Healy Thursday. Miss Helen Mills of Floria vacations with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Snell and Mr. and Mrs. William Ingersoll toured southern Ohio and West Virginia over the Fourth. Mrs. Ingersoll hosted a visit from her school friend Mrs. R A Benser and daughter Ether of Metamora.

Mary Wilmot Elyria Mary Healey Mabel Draper Strongsville Healy Helen Mills Floria H. T. Snell William Ingersoll Ohio West Virginia Ingersoll R. A. Benser Ether Metamora

Van Nuys Set For Indiana Democratic Nomination

Indiana Democrats prepare to renominate U S Senator Frederick Van Nuys at the State Nominating Convention. Delegates meet at the State Fairgrounds Coliseum with Van Nuys expected to win on the first ballot and lead a united ticket against Republican Raymond Willis and other GOP candidates.

Indianapolis Ind U. S Frederick van Nuys Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum van Nuys van Nux Hoosier Democratic Organization Paul N. McNutt Philippines Roosevelt Raymond Willis Angola

Community Visitors and Family Calls Across Spencerville

Spencerville residents hosted relatives and friends from nearby towns over the weekend and during the week. Visitors included the Reed, Hoyt, Benson, Iannetti, Shinsky, and Martin households along with guests from Cleveland Oberlin Elyria Lorain and Willard.

C. J. Hoyt Ceylon George Burns Cleveland H. H. Martin Raymond Shinsky W. J. Benson Wir John Shinsky Florence Henry Wasnick A. F. Connelly George Cooley Oberlin C. A. Cooley Joseph Jannetti Jeanne Mildred Iannetti Robert Hoyt Edward Krugman, Sr Elyria Lloyd Downing Pennsylvania M. L. Downing James Ianetti Otto Behnke Elsie Iannetti Dora Pomeroy Marold Pitts Oberlin Hospital Etta Minor Mary Dell Fred Winnen Trimmer Willard Gains Scott Lorain

Wool Survives Shipwreck Wool Recovered After 69 Years

In Melbourne a century and a half after the clipper Lightning was burned in Corie Bay with a wool cargo, divers have recovered some wool from the wreck. Remarkably the fibers remain curled despite long submersion and exposure.

Melbourne Corie Bay

Sweden Sees Broad Prosperity Across Economy Last Year

Sweden reports strong results as all sectors of economic life show prosperity in the past year. Government officials note gains in manufacturing trade and services with rising employment and consumer confidence across the country.

Sweden

Dishes for Today If Guests Drop In Easy Summer Menus

Holiday style menus propose quick summer spreads for spontaneous gatherings at lakes, beaches, or homes. The article lists menu ideas for Sunday Friday and Saturday with ready to assemble dishes, canned goods, and picnic friendly trays. It emphasizes practical, quick prep and outdoor serving options for hot weather entertaining.

Tuesday to Thursday Menus Include Apricots and Bacon

The page lists a sequence of daily meal items from Tuesday to Thursday. Menu items include entrees like poached eggs with creamed dried beef on toast, rolled meat patties, and fried bacon, plus sides such as fresh fruit, tomato soup, salads, rolls, desserts, and beverages.

Patan

South Amherst Votes on Bond Issue in Aug Primary

The Ohio state tax commission approved bond election requests for Aug 9 primaries, including South Amherst Village School District seeking 22,000 for a school addition and electric generating plant. The filing deadline with county auditors has passed. Ford Becker noted decisions depend on circumstances.

Columbus State Tax Commission Ford Becker South Amherst Village

Carlisle Choir Hosts Homemade Ice Cream Social

Carlisle Members of the Young People's Choir at La Porte M E Church invite the community to their homemade ice cream social on Wednesday evening July 13 at 7 o'clock in the church basement. Eleanor Robson and Mrs Robert Lee oversee the event with choir members assisting. committees include ice cream making and table arrangement led by named members.

la Porte M. E Eleanor Robson Robert Lee Floyd Worthington June Harrison Myron Saussler William A. Rennie Joyce Gregg Yvonne Cole Marjory McMullen

Social Visit Record from Butternut Ridge and Elyria Residents

Mrs E E Humphrey hosted callers from Wauseon Ohio D A Fauver and family Mrs C C Carpenter and her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs L L Bergoon and Belva Bergoon on July 4. Clifford Smith of Elyria joined supper with Frank Smith at Butternut Ridge Road. P C Gilman and Otto B Chapman hosted an outdoor supper. Jennie Alexander of Elyria, formerly La Porte, visited her old La Porte home with nephew Lester Alexander.

E. E. Humphrey Butternut Ridge Road Wauseon Ohio D. A. Fauver C. C. Carpenter L. L. Bergoon Belva Clifford Smith Elyria Frank Smith Butternut Ridge P. C. Gilman Otto B. Chapman la Porte Jennie Alexander LaPorte Lester Alexander

Low Heat For Eggs In Hollandaise Sauce

The article explains cooking Hollandaise sauce over low heat with constant stirring to prevent curdling. It notes the high egg and butter content and the acid lowering coagulation temperature, advising cooking over a water bath and stopping as soon as thickening starts.

Herbs For Seasoning In A Revival Of Flavor

The article notes a revival of interest in using herbs for seasoning. It suggests subtle uses such as chopped tarragon in fish sauces, basil in white sauces, dill in cream sauces for chicken, horseradish for meat sauces, mint with lamb sauces, and chives for onion-like flavor in various sauces.

Local Social Notes From July Fourth Gatherings

Lester Alexander and son visited. Louis Pottman and family called on Butternut Ridge road. Frank Rhoads dined with Mrs. George Rhoads family. H. H. Gregg and Joyce Gregg dropped by Edward Hausten home at Henrietta. Helen Goodspeed left for Massachusetts to visit grandmother Ellen M. Goodspeed.

Louis Pottman Cleveland Ellen M. Goodspeed Massachusetts

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