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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1936
Page
10
Summer colds arise from heat, drafts, and lowered resistance. Vaccines using influenza, staph, strep, and pneumococcus show partial success. prevention and boosting overall health are key. Research on heterophile antigen suggests easy long-term use. Start building resistance now for winter.
The Jolly Cookers Four-H Club held a special meeting at the Town Hall to inspect and grade their books then conducted a routine business session. They decided to send a market of fruit to Betty Mori at the Amherst Hospital. Advisors are Mrs. Edward Fahrney and Allan Thompson. The Village Council will meet at the town hall this evening for a regular conclave. The Methodist Sunday School plans their annual picnic at Linwood Park on Wednesday with a basket lunch at noon.
Mrs Ladi Gibson and Mrs Henry Kolb will host the Ladies Aid Society in the Methodist church parlors Thursday afternoon. All members and friends are invited to attend. Briefs Marylin Wagener of Oleana Ohio has been the guest of Jimmy.
Profiles discuss UST Leon Blum's socialist France imposing a government monopoly on arms and munitions, sidelining the De Wendel family. The text sketches the De Wendels as powerful, media owning, yacht owning industrials with stake across borders, noting their silence, shifting influence, and past resilience amid political changes.
Nicel notes Mrs William Slack has been ill but is now reported much improved after several days of illness.
Announcement of a Vegetable Identification and Judging school by C. J. Hummel Loraizz County Agricultural Extension Agent. Three sites planned in the county with sessions Friday at 2 p m at 330 Prospect Wellington Saturday morning at Paul Schmytkans Middle Ridge road and Saturday afternoon at E D Hoag greenhouse Abbe road. A three member team will be selected to enter the National Vegetable Growers Association contest in Cleveland the week of September 7.
John R. Poste aged 64, president and general manager of the Columbus Bolt Works Co, suffered a heart attack while golfing at the Seigniory club near Montebelro Quebec and died minutes later. He is survived by his wife and one son Beale E Paste.
Advocates of liberal spending argue the country can bear more debt, with the President noting bankers' assurances of fifty five to seventy billion dollars. The piece warns on debt risks, stressing national wealth, taxes, and prudent borrowing, citing Arthur Ward's quip to live within means even when borrowing.
NTUCKET Mass July 27 a crack up at sea of the largest single motor airplane in the nation killed one and injured eight survivors. The crash is attributed to the downdraft in the wake of the speeding Queen Mary as it circled the liner. Pilot Captain William Winca pay and all other passengers were rescued except Edwin T Ramsdell of Boston who died aboard the Exermont freighter. Survivors include Walter Jordan Fitz Eaton Francis W Carpenter Herbert Stier and Leslie Cain. Coast guardsmen offered to take survivors ashore but they chose to go to New York aboard the Exermont.
Walter, a twelve year old with a strong wish for a microscope, faced discouragement from unclear replies. His parents revealed their plan to surprise him on his birthday, easing his distress by turning uncertainty into a definite gift. The scene shows how anticipation and reassurance affect a child’s happiness.
Senator Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan plans a Topeka meeting with Alf Landon and other Republican leaders to discuss campaign strategy before starting a London tour. The group includes Ben A. Anderson, Leonard Ayers, and other dignitaries as he prepares to vote in the August 4 state primary in Independence.
The National Union for Social Justice will hold its regular meeting tomorrow evening at the Modern Woodmen Hall on Broad Street. A radio will be installed so members can listen to the broadcast by presidential candidate Willi Lemke. The meeting is called for p. m.
The public has grown less wary of plumbing enclosures under sinks and manufacturers now offer cabinet style lavatories with hidden medicine cabinets or linen space. Architects seek every inch of space, while new floor finishing ideas include hot pitch surfaces, insulation boards, and cement linoleum, with some products combining insulation and linoleum already cemented.
Dare Devi Mathews Jr. will start a 100 hour driving test at 7 a.m. Wednesday, shackled to a Chevrolet at Lorain County jail and ending 8 p.m. Saturday in front of Glen Rogers salesrooms. The nonprofit endurance event, sponsored with local merchants, includes a precise hourly route listing stops for meals, coffee, refueling, and visits to shops and hotels across Elyria, with reporting stations from 1:00 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. spread throughout the county.
A letter to the editor argues professors drive industry regulation while threatening academic freedom. It claims Washington is controlled by Brain Trusters from colleges, urging vigilance against policies seen as eroding private property, thrift, and the American plan. The writer links these ideas to Germany and cites Hull, Tugwell, and Wallace as key advisers.
July 25 1936 transfers list activity by Pearl Telatnik et al to George Barbuscak et al for parcels in Highland and Sheffield areas, plus William H Baker et al to Carlo Tocchi for 4619 acres on Plank Road in Sheffield Township, and Margery Koontz to Leonard Koontz for subs 61 62 63 in The Meadows Ridgeville Township. An 1872 critic note cites unease over European nations spending more than income.
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