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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1936
Page
7
Dr Claud North Chr ism an notes Deafness Prevention clinics show many preschoolers lack normal hearing. Early school entry helps detect ear function, with social workers finding many children deprived of a normal life due to deafness. Emphasizes mother involvement for effective aid.
Philadelphia authorities join the board of education to establish nearly two dozen clinics for potentially handicapped children. Mothers receive education on their child’s ailments and care, addressing preventable deafness from early life illnesses.
A concerned observer discusses how parents aid handicapped children in overcoming obstacles through engagement in colors games reading figures and tailored activities. The piece laments the lack of empathy for the deaf highlighting that ten million Americans are hearing defective, with nearly two thirds being schoolchildren, urging early intervention to save them.
Rep Marion Zioncheck veteran congressman from SeaTside is reported to be suffering from over work and held in a psychopathic ward for mental observation at Gailinger hospital. Doctors say the condition is not serious and a few days rest may allow his release. He demanded his wife Aubie Nix be released to join him as frantic efforts to locate her continued and police records show two pages of escapades. He reportedly attempted to obtain warrants and even sought help from President Roosevelt amid a rash of alleged disturbances including ejecting his landlady.
A story about Dorothy and her aunt visiting a grocer. Dorothy tries to wheedle animal crackers chocolate and dates, claiming her mother buys them, provoking a stern rebuke. Dorothy’s mother explains children often exaggerate to obtain treats, comparing similar past attempts by a girl named Alice.
East Indian prints rise in beachwear with bold patterns and gold tinsel threads. A specialty shop showcases one of a kind designs making a distinctive style statement for summer wardrobes.
A man described as unstable fled Harvard Hall and, after firing threats, roamed through town in a bid to locate his missing bride. He was jailed briefly on a $25 bond and later sought presidential help, threatening to use force unless his demands were met. He also targeted his landlady over a watch dispute.
The Elyria Board of Education liberalized its rule on distributing the directory at Pineal School to permit giving the directory to local business concerns. A superintendent reported a businessman obtaining the teacher list by paying a directory company two dollars, prompting a vote to restrict the directory to local business houses only.
Guide to a vibrant summer makeup trend starring bold Chinese red lipstick and rouge inspired by London exhibit. Highlights exotic shade, eyebrow shaping, brush technique, and matches for various complexions to achieve a bright, healthy look across costumes and parties.
A fragment references a person named Xehovis who misft through the use of the Gi ohiained LOTS. The readable text is damaged and provides limited context about the incident or its consequences.
Lenora Wood and G Wood of Oberlin announce marriage at Bethany Baptist Church on May 25. The ceremony featured a pink theme with bougainvillea and lilac decor. After a reception hosted by Mrs Harris and Mrs Whitworth, the couple left for Chippewa Lake and will reside at Plumbrook Country Club in Sandusky.
Marcia Howards meets a handsome young doctor Larry Norton on the way to Stipsteen to deny her father. Farmers refuse to work for Mr Howards as tensions rise. Dr Ashton Brown, masked as Macbride, hints at a family mystery. Alstone, a wealthy man, hosts dinner as suspicions grow about Larry and Allstone.
Howards, Marcia, and Larry settle into Lips House while suspicions fade about a danger from the past. A house warming is planned as the trio reduces fears and begins restoring the home with Gigi’s help. Matrimonial tension and unseen threats haunt Matera as she wakes to a chilling scene.
A fragmented note reports approval for practice teaching in Syria with names like Shoemaker and Avene, and mentions Edney Work and Pat Zang in connection to the project. The text is garbled but indicates a formal approval process and involved individuals and institutions.
Workmen uncover a shallow cesspool under the courthouse basement floor likely dating from 1878, blamed for chronic sewer gas odors and health concerns. Oberlin Plumbing, contracted by T. O. Murphy, began excavation to install a modern restroom as crews traced waste pipes. The issue has long troubled the building’s lower level.
Mr and Mrs Frank Gerber were Lorain visitors Friday while many Amherst residents joined Decoration Day gatherings. Guests came from Cleveland Elyria Berlin Heights and South Amherst to visit Derby Dorby Opperman and other locals. Fishing trips to Sandusky and weekend visits to Wakeman and Elyria were noted among neighbors.
William T. Murnan sails the seventy three foot Seven Seas from Seattle in 1934 to New York covering 20000 miles with Don Zinn aboard. They plan to voyage via the Hudson River and Erie Canal to Chicago then continue as long as the ship holds. Murnan, a self fashioned skipper, relishes a life of wandering and says the trip may last ten years or more. The crew includes a dog named Flirt and a free spirit who dismisses costs as a nuisance while chasing the wind.
Miss Ruth Willis daughter of Mrs Mase Willis of Puron street Elyria and Julius Dulmage son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Dulmage of Gaston road were united in marriage Friday evening at the Methodist church in Amherst. Rev B H Ryan officiated at the single ring ceremony. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Peter Ammenhauser. The brides wore aquamarine crepe and pink organza with accessories. Corsages of pink roses and valley lilies. Reception for twenty five at the home of Mr and Mrs Baumen of Brownhelm. Newlyweds left on short wedding trip.
Town send Club No. 1 met with interest as 600 Ohio delegates gathered in Columbus on Sunday May 31. Raymond J. Jeffreys of Cleveland was chosen Citizen Maximus of Toen sendites to represent Ohio on a new national advisory board. President W. C. Hill reviewed the Townsend Plan aims while former leader C. M. Williams commented on Washington investigations. Mrs. R. S. Wimpeny sang readings Joshua's My Name and Sockery Kadt cuts Kat.
A ElyriaTelegram reader argues the route known as the Forgotten Road may have been a military road used by General Wayne after Greenville. He seeks reader evidence of relics or letters and urges a memorial road from Fremont to eastern Ohio to honor early Western Reserve settlers.
Thomas A Knight of the Western Reserve Early Settlers Association in Cleveland announces ongoing work on an auditorium garage building project. The note requests readers to address either the newspaper or the writer regarding the matter, referencing Anthony Wayne and existing routes between Fremont and Maumee.
Hank Keene brings a varied entertainment program with comedy music and dancing. The show opens with Hank Keene and his radio gang and moves at a lively pace as he performs on instruments sings his own numbers and acts as master of ceremonies. The Dyle Sisters Tesas Tess and the Baines Twins also shine with dancing and yodeling while supporting acts including Nancy Abner Al Lemons Obadiah and Elmer deliver comedy. Cowboy Jack provides guitar backed singing as a popular feature.
In Elizabethtown New Jersey a young lifeguard, detained after state police doubted his story, confessed to being the sole killer in a 1930 New York City case. He allegedly shot two men to death and threatened 14 others in notes signed "3," a claim police are cautiously treating as possible but unverified.
In Bessemer Alabama weary pickets at three Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company iron mines were relieved at dawn today by fresh union miners as the ore strike of the US Steel subsidiary entered its second day.
In White Hall Arkansas a mass meeting votes 150 to 2 to spell the Cross County town as White Hall, correcting an old misprint tied to a Methodist minister. In Wyoming Iowa Henry Johnson, 73, a justice of the peace, commutes daily by bicycle for health, ride to work and back, in all weather.
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