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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1936
Page
14
The piece urges summer vacation as the ideal time to remove diseased tonsils and adenoids and treat dental and nasal issues for better school readiness. It emphasizes rest, proper nutrition, fresh air, sunlight, and disciplined personal hygiene to build immunity and energy for the upcoming school year.
The piece urges thorough cleansing and rest to combat toxins from a crowded school environment. It links rundown condition after a severe shock to general irritation, notes nervous origin for forearm eruptions, and advises scrub brushing with soap to clear clogged sweat glands.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society met all day at Spencer Baptist church park with a covered dish lunch. Miss Estella Beckley from Cumberland Tennessee spoke on mission work and the Groer Home. Loyal Workers of the ME Division met with Mrs. Alva White for sewing and a social evening. Lutheran Ladies Aid met at Rev. George Smith's home for Bible study and missionary work. Senior pears class of the ME Society suspended meetings at its last gathering.
Mrs Louise Thaden, a Bureau of Air Commerce aviatrix, holds aviation speed records for women including at Endless Caverns Virginia. Married to aircraft builder Herbert von Thaden, she began as a schoolteacher nicknamed the flying school teacher. She broke altitude and endurance marks, taught, demonstrated planes, and profiled the science of aerodynamics aiding industry growth.
A local church will suspend all meetings during July and August. Mrs. Marion Wolf hosted relatives in honor of her guest Miss Mary Elizabeth Wickelman who is spending the summer there. Numerous neighbors and relatives were noted as attendees at various visits and social calls around Ashland and nearby towns.
The 4 11 Mere ly Maids met at the home of their leader Mrs R A Cassell July 10. After the business meeting the girls learned new songs and worked on their projects.
A farewell party is planned to honor a local figure with attendees invited to gather at the community venue. Details on date time and host organization were not fully provided in the available text.
A practical guide for late season sun exposure stressing sensible suntanning. Recommends oily sun protection to slow tanning and prevent burns, using lotions for indoors and outdoors, blending rouge and powder for a uniform tan, and wearing sunglasses to avoid squint lines. Encourages gradual exposure for a rested, clearer complexion after two to three weeks.
A Tuesday night gathering at the Grange Hall on July 28 hosted a pot luck supper to honor Mr and Mrs Charles Coward and their family who are preparing to move south in the near future.
Approximately 160 friends and relatives attended the Naegele reunion on July 12 at the Huntington town hall. The event featured various games and a basket dinner moved to the park. Several local residents and relatives visited or hosted relatives, including the Solida, Knapp, Berger, Bowen, and Finkle families, with ongoing weekend and weekday visits noted.
Ohio reports 14 percent more spring pigs on farms by June 1 1936 with the eastern corn belt up 19 percent and the U S total spring hog supply up about 29 percent national pork production is rising while cold storage pork lard holdings are low and prices may edge up this summer cows and hogs are discussed by Ohio State University economists in a rural economics survey noting drought impact in 1934 and larger fall pig yields anticipated from 1935 data
Ohio state figures show sawmills in normal years produce about 325 million feet of lumber. Forests cover vast acreage, with farmer-owned woods making up 85 percent of all forests and supplying 96 percent of yearly timber products. Tree planting yields quicker returns, as exemplified by a Zanesville farmer who planted 19 brick locust trees in 1925 and later sold fence posts from the grove and other timber products.
Finkle attended the Richards tuning at Brookside Park in Ashland recently. Harry Hiness assisted in farm work on the Mrs Abend farm in Sullivan township while Mr Abend remains ill in hospital. Dr and Mrs Paul Wilkinson of Toledo visit Mrs Rhoda Rugg. James Smith lost a horse last week due to extreme heat. Mr Dennis spent Friday night and Saturday at the Joseph Ranking home.
Ohio State University specialist Victor H. Ries advises on plant care when owners are away. Take house plants outdoors in summer, shade pots, bury pots in soil, and use peat moss or rotted sawdust for moisture. Water about once a week, avoid removing plants from pots, and provide artificial shade if needed.
Forest nurseries under Dr. August E Miller of the Soil Conservation Service prepare forty million trees for autumn and spring planting in Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Indiana and Michigan. The Zanesville site hosts the largest nursery. Planting aims to curb soil erosion control floods and yield a crop on less productive land. Experiments indicate soil loss from forested lands is much lower than from unprotected areas.
Water soaks into forest soils in larger quantities than farm soils and lacks plant cover to slow runoff. In winter, fields freeze while forest soils stay snow covered and unfrozen, allowing greater infiltration near wooded areas.
Ohio poultrymen are urged to join the OSU poultry department for a four day tour through Indiana starting July 27. The trip covers manufacturing and selling poultry farms, with visits to facilities handling 13,000 laying hens and 5,000 heated turkeys. About 35 miles of travel in Indiana will occur across several farms and quail pheasant and turkey operations.
The Columbia Busy Bees 4-H Sewing Club met at Miss Rowena Ingersoll s home on Thursday afternoon July 16 with Mrs Roger as advisor absent. Members discussed Camp Crag attendance, played Rambler with Viola Cartriahht high scorer, one visitor Dorothy Roll attended, and refreshments were served while Mrs Mehling reviewed the girls items. The Knights of Bee Culture 4-H Bee Club in Ohio, led by Ernest Hawke, reported progress on their project.
The next meeting will be held at the home of Ernest and Harold Maddock. Attendees include Russell Hawke, Robert and Janes Kowalski, Ralph Hughes, Andrew Barber, and Arthur Glass. Meetings occur every two weeks.
Rev George C Southwell Ohio Secretary of The American Min slop to Lepers will give an illustrated address at the Columbia Baptist Church Sunday evening July 26. Miss Roberta Churchward underwent an operation for removal of tonsil in Cleveland. 4 H Club planning a council and possible social. Columbia ball team to play Lindale next Sunday after defeating St Adelberts Berea. Oscar Henke assisted at Cleveland Rab bit Show July 9. Funeral attendees listed for Mrs Margaret Weberne. Girls to Granville for Baptist Assembly. Bridal shower for Miss Lilah Obmes. Brother of George Fisher killed after being struck by an automobile.
Dr Forest Adams of Cleveland has fully recovered and resumed hospital duties. He was recently visited by his brother Claud Adams and wife of Elyria, Mr and Mrs Franz and their son from Cleveland called on Mr and Mrs RS Wade of Station Road on Thursday evening. Mrs Wade Jacquays learned of the birth of a daughter Janet to her cousins Mr
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