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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1937
Page
13
Hollywood gossip column recounts Isi, a famed actress, stepping from a luxury car in sloppy slacks, sparking a tirade on star appearance. The piece contrasts Hollywood illusion with real fans and recalls Jane Withers and Randolph Scott anecdotes, plus on set mishaps and wardrobe mispronunciations.
The M. E. Ladies Aid Society held an all day work meeting and picnic at Crawford Corners with Mrs. Alfred Tauser. Rev. L W Beckley of Spencer Baptist suffered a back injury when scaffolding failed in LaGrange causing him to bed rest. Numerous local residents and relatives are listed as visitors or guests in nearby towns and homes across Ohio including Elyria Canton Amherst Lorain and Cleveland during a period of social visits and health concerns.
Charles Mynatt reported a car stolen from in front of his Knoxville hotel. The thief drove the vehicle under a mile to a garage, repaired the gas line, charged the battery, relined the brakes, and made other fixes. Unable to pay, detectives recovered the car.
A clipped fragment from a 1937 McNaught Syndicated item mentions Frye and a disputed order. The readable portion offers no clear event, date, or place but implies a confrontation or accusation surrounding a prior act. Further context would be needed for a precise summary.
Dr. Peters urges caution during the extreme heat as sunstroke and heatstroke rise. The health official stresses staying out of direct sun and moderating physical activity to prevent these conditions, noting early signs such as nausea dizziness and mental excitement in heat exposure.
Medical guidance on cooling a heatstroke patient emphasizes moving to shade, immediate doctor contact, and cold baths or ice rubs for 10 to 15 minutes, repeating every 15 minutes until consciousness returns. It notes head heat, drowsiness, and the difference from sunstroke, with advice on hats, loose clothing, and rapid hydration.
Weak tea to start doctor, then heat to feet and body. If conscious and able to swallow, give hot weak tea. System needs salt to endure heat, drink salt water or take salt tablets. If heat persists, wear sunshades and sunhats. Mr J H of New York asks about legal status of mixed race offspring after marriage to a Negro in five generations back. In 1931 Eavin Brian Reuter discusses race mixing and civil status. sources note Louisiana laws are rigid.
The Women's Association meets at Mrs. Harvey Green's home on Wednesday July 21 to exchange four inch quilt blocks for the Indian Mission. The Firing Needles 4.44 Club convenes at adviser Mrs. Louis Hecock's home on Thursday July 22. Community notes list visitors and vacations tied to Akron, Devil's Lake Michigan, Germfask and Sault Ste. Marie with several family gatherings and church services across Elyria and neighboring towns.
A Century Park session of the Markley Girls 4 H Club The Sewing Sailles was led by President Miss Lorietta Lewis with Secretary Miss Margaret Tackas reporting on progress in project books Assistant advisor Miss Lucille Senning photographed the gathering The club was invited to attend Gulf road 4 H Club’s next meeting at a tureen supper hosted by Mrs Haglund The next regular meeting will be at Miss Winifred Smiths residence next week
Mrs A C Warner of West River Road hosted a recent Daughter of Union Veterans meeting with guests including Mr and Mrs William Holder Mrs John Kling their son and family and Mrs Leo Kung from Lorain. A potluck lunch on the lawn followed by a social hour a brief business session and a patriotic program noting old flag disposal. Guests included Mrs Dorothy Willett and Rev John Kaley.
The East Oberlin Sunday school picnic at McRoberts grove in Pittsfield drew few attendees due to bad weather yet those present enjoyed the event. Rev. Charles Parkhurst now preaches regularly in East Oberlin while Professor Ward is away. Young People's society held a social at the church parlors with a scavenger hunt and pie. Busy Workers Four-H Sewing club meets weekly with eleven members present and plans for county picnics on August 6 and an entertainment on August 7. Russian Township Farm Womans club schedules annual picnic July 21 at Crystal Beach. attendance will count as a regular meeting, and members may bring guests. Briefs note Dean McRoberts vacationing with parents in Oberlin, local family updates, and hospital discharge news.
Avon Lake July 20 luncheon hosted by Mrs. Howard Locke for the Afagasta Club. Prizes went to Mrs. A. Rigg and Mrs. Joe Boehm in bridge and pinochle. August 5 meeting with Mrs. Rigg. Pioneer Club dance at Island Park with Biltz orchestra. Out‑of‑town visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Gale Smith of Detroit, Mrs. Elizabeth Vacha and Virginia of Lakewood, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Buswell of Cleveland, and Miss Eileen Hizzins of East Cleveland. Edna Spachtolz bridesmaid at the Lorain wedding of Miss Hillie Kowalchyk and Michael Schneider.
Fr N American Game Fishes Their Habita and Characteristics by Cal Johnson discusses large and small mouth black bass. It covers identification, habitat, range, color variation, spawning periods from early spring to midsummer, and notes on naming, flavors, and pollution effects. The article ends with a reader Q&A note and contact for North American Sportsman's Bureau.
Pittsfield 4 H club the Jolly Sisters and Miss Elsie Avery enjoyed a Cascade Park picnic Elyria on Tuesday with guest Larry Siddall of Oberlin They meet weekly at Miss Avery s home Thursday Alma Roloff wed Warren Atble in Wellington Saturday night Rev William Smith officiated Guests from Oberlin included the groom s sister and husband Mr and Mrs Wesley Pitts Mr and Mrs Wallace Bear and Mrs Ada Sherburne The newly ...
Wellington residents hosted guests from across Ohio and nearby towns. Jock Bear stayed with Karl Olsen on Saturday. Winfield Avery and sons Robert and Richard dined with Emily Schlebohm in Cleveland. Ada Sherburne, Luna True, and Lacey Starr joined Walter West and family for dinner on Wednesday. Kenneth Thomas of Dunbar visited the Wallace Bear family from Thursday to Saturday morning. Hugh Parry from Mansfield called on Sunday.
Eaton Miss Lottie Munna and Lake Erie College faculty members return home after West travels. Several local visits noted including Mrs. Russell Patchin and two sons in Wellington, sick Ford Hill, Ernest Plum ill in Cleveland, Marian Crowell visiting, Sally McComan and Mas ters McComan guests of the Swans, Fishburn family in Lima for a funeral. SHORT ITEMS include dinners with the Weston family, callers Blazs and Lam, Tildes guests from Cleveland, and local visits among Mack, Sampson, Simms, and Klooz families. Fishburn children have all had tensile removed.
Sportmen in Honolulu plan a bow and arrow hunt in the deep valley near the government reservation long restricted by federal rules. The area is heavily infested with wild pigs and the group will launch their first assault using primitive archery methods.
South Africa slows steel due to armament needs delaying the first three paper pulp mills, with operations expected within two years. The domestic paper demand remains steady despite an ellers mood. Andy Devine studio description casts him as a zany figure who talks like a broken phonograph record.
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