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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1936
Page
14
Dr. Claud North Chrisman explains how regular weight and height checks reflect a child’s health. He provides typical birth weights and lengths, weekly to monthly weighing schedules, and how growth varies with diet, illness, and weather. He notes a newborn average of seven to seven and a half pounds and twenty to twenty-two inches, with boys usually heavier.
The article advises monitoring a growing child's height and weight against average charts, noting normal variation within twelve percent below to twenty percent above age norms. Emphasizes steady weight gain, warns against excess fat, and mentions risks of special foods causing poor bone development. Also covers snoring causes from obstructed air passages and a cautionary note on sleeping position.
Eaton notes describe a Churches of Christ youth conference at Lakeside with Carrnil Cook Jane Linden and Howard Spitzer, and a Grills family picnic in Cleveland area plus local visits. Miss Eloise Alsbaugh visited Miss Jean Cook over the Fourth. Mrs. Donna Durkee and son Lee joined Ray Firestone and family to Detroit to visit relatives. their car collided with a drunken driver near Mount Clemens but no serious injuries. Marguerite Swan stayed with the McConas family at Apple Creek. the group later traveled to Cincinnati.
TIME goes on the burning question in top-flight tennis increases to pro or not Perry, British champion, faces the dilemma. At Wimbledon he weighs Hollywood offers and an amateur ban. The American and British associations debate Perry’s move while he remains the promising youth with a famed forehand drive. The public adores him though his engagement to Mary Lawson ended over the Hollywood issue. He is the son of a Labour MP and once ping-pong champion, with a bright future whether he stays amateur or goes professional.
Richmond and Marysville guests join local families for July events while Elyria hosts a summer class trip. A new railroad switch at state farm crosses town, and a home canning demo is scheduled for July 14 at 1 30 p m. The Notes also mention ministerial retreat at Lakeside and several families visiting relatives in Columbus Lebanon and Apple Creek.
A family debates preadolescent involvement with a street gang. Parents worry about Edwin and Howard joining a gang, while a father's idea to let them meet at home could turn the gang into a constructive club guiding them toward hobbies and better citizenship.
Avon Lake Score Bridge Club members were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bloomfield at their Covington home. Guests included Mrs. A. J. Hain, Mrs. Hugh Kane, Mr. and Mrs. James Omer, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. A. BR. Cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Qtro Katterhenry, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Herrman.
Mrs Jon Novotny hosted a one o clock luncheon at her Lorain home for Circle No. 5 of St. Anthony's church. The afternoon featured pincele games with winners Mrs. C Miller, Mrs. Novotny, and Mrs Mitchell. In two weeks they will meet with Mrs. Marty Simmons in Sheffield.
Contract Bridge Club members met with Mrs How ard Drake on Wednesday. Lunch was served at one o'clock. Prizes were won by Mrs A J Haine and Mrs Eugene Herrman. Mrs A B Cousins invited them to meet again in two weeks.
The Pleasant Hour Club met with Mrs. Gerves Gates on a Wednesday. Cards were played, trophies won by Mrs. Lawrence Heckel and Mrs. Matt Casper. Launch wax served. Mrs. Matt Casper hosted in Avon. Mrs. Mary Staider received word of the death of her brother, John Eslinger, at home.
A bluebird nests in Cobb's fishing basket in Corvallis and raises a family of five, ending weeks of disrupted fishing. Meanwhile a stray line notes a claim that 7,000,000 Chinese are Mohammedan, reflecting an unrelated demographic statement.
Legal ad announces sealed lump sum bids due by two o clock P M on the first day of July 1936 by Lorain County Board of Commissioners for construction and equipment of a dog pound facility plus impound and care provisions and disposal methods for dogs, including blocks and brick trimming materials and related structures.
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