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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1939
Page
8
Judith Wilson promotes home use of electrical gadgets to speed meal prep and expand variety. The mixer can mash potatoes puree vegetables heat fillings and blend dressings saving time for outdoor activities and summer cooking.
A guide lists make ahead meals and desserts A tomato snow and Spanish cream are prepared then frozen to reheat later Also included are paprika schnitzel with veal onions and sour cream for a hearty quick dinner The recipes emphasize advance prep and serving with garnishes and seasonings
The description outlines a spring and summer dress to transform personality. A petite black and white checked taffeta gown features a molded bust line, set-in bodice, low square neck, puffed sleeves, and a demure velvet-edged flounce ending in a saucy bow.
New Orleans report says R L Butler presented a catfish with two mouths to the state museum after catching it in the Mississippi river. Butler remained unsure whether the extra mouths affected his odds and noted he hooked the fish in a single month. West Plains case follows. Renfrew Collins sentenced seven years in Missouri prison for fraud involving 25 cents. he has two prior terms. Bombay bans the film Gunga Din as unsuitable for Indians.
Stephen Hughes is named U. S. Vice Consul in Bolivar Central America. He refuses a pressure bid from Stacey Hayden via Jim Barnegay to aid Hayden Products. A young New York woman Joan Lynton seeks consular aid after being stranded and offers a glimpse of a planned marriage to unlock a $100,000 inheritance from his late uncle John Osborne.
The 52nd Amherst High commencement was held in the high school auditorium. The ceremony featured a processional, music by the Amherst High orchestra, and addresses by Dr. Roy W. Hatch. Diplomas were awarded to 61 seniors, with honors to several students and several special diplomas from the school of commerce.
Mr and Mrs Ed Lehman hosted a Friday evening reception on South Main to honor their daughter Edna May Lehman member of the 1939 graduating class. Attendees included Amelia Lehman with Eleanor Lorain relatives H Hamilton Gordon Holmes Milan and others from Cleveland Birmingham and nearby towns.
Last evening at Willard Ohio Mr and Mrs A F Nalley Mr and Mrs Albert Slack Isaac Slack Sr Mr and Mrs William Slack daughter Norma Mrs I Slack Jr Mr and Mrs Peter Amenhauser Mr and Mrs Samuel Slack sons Wayne and Sammy attended graduation exercises of Willard High School where Roland Snyder was a graduate They then hosted lunch at the home of Mrs Dora Snyder Havana Ohio.
Mrs. Fred Ruth of Forest Street hosted the Cloverleaf Club Friday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Philip Braun with daughter Doris, Mrs. Harry Ruth, and Mrs. Jacob Rosenkranz.
The article notes a ladies group delivering favors to Mrs. C. A. Lauer Mrs. Philip Brown and Mrs. Harry Ruth. In three weeks Mrs. William Bechstein will entertain the group in her Birmingham cottage. At afternoon’s end the hostess served refreshments to 12.
Mr and Mrs Jack Bruce move to the Congregational parsonage from Tenney avenue. Mr and Mrs Henry Smith sell their Cornell avenue home and relocate to the S Hollingsworth property on Rice road. Mr and Mrs N E Berk buy the Smith property and plan to move next week. Mr and Mrs J Mulder, Mrs Margaret Longstreth and children relocate to Elyria. The Amherst High School Alumni Association banquet will be held in the high school auditorium next Monday evening. The Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters meets Tuesday evening with a social hour and a program led by Mrs Harry Hutton, attracting good attendance.
Disciplinary courts in Germany gain power to dismiss pastors who violate their duty of loyalty to the Fuehrer the People and the Reich. The new rule targets church leaders refusing or failing to follow state policy as part of a broader allegiance framework.
Anti Nazi groups protested when a German company secured the contract to supply window frames for a new hospital in Buenos Aires Argentina. The demonstration highlighted tensions over wartime affiliations and international procurement.
The Thursday child has just arrived as seven babies born to Mme Marie Charpentier of Orches France. Each child arrived on a different day of the week.
A report warns rust informants about tapeworm risks from uncooked produce while noting past gains from sanitation. Other items mention school reading clubs, a World Round the World program, and upcoming church services with transportation arrangements and sermon topics.
The article explains that round worms remain common because eggs develop outside the body and may be present in fertilizer. It describes a method using turpentine on sugar to reveal them and notes transmission from raw vegetables and contaminated water. It details the worm life cycle from mouth to stomach and the large size of mature worms.
The article explains roundworm infections cause colic night terrors and anaemia in children and may progress to jaundice or systemic poisoning. Lantonin and oil of chenopodium are listed as treatments under physician guidance, with emphasis on prevention through hygiene and boiling water.
Oberlin Ohio June 3 under the direction of Mrs. Bentley librarian the Boys and Girls Room Carnegie Library finished plans for vacation reading clubs. Grades one to three join the Brownie Reading Club earning a brownie placard and a ladder rung for each book read. Ten books reach the top. Grades four and five will join the Rainbow Club.
The Ep worth League of Rast Methodist Church presents a youth program on Sunday June 4 at 3 PM honoring high school college and seminary graduates. Rev Glenn T Settle director of the Wings Over Jordan program will deliver the main address. Refreshments follow on the church lawn after the program.
Memorial services will be held Sunday June 4 at 11:00 o clock at the Pittsfield Community Church for Oberlin Odd Fellows Rebekahs their families and friends.
Mrs. A R Kimpton of East College Street suffered minor injuries Friday when she lost control of her car and crashed into a tree at North Pleasant Street corner. She had a lip cut needing seven stitches and broken teeth. She is resting at Mrs. Clara Reeves home.
Mrs Emma B Sigsworth of the Lorain County Children's Home attended a luncheon in Cleveland on Thursday for home mothers hosted by the Federation of Child Welfare. Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams and their Detroit born son are due today to visit Mrs Williams parents in East College street. Mrs May Blackwell returned home on East College street after a Toledo visit. Born to Mr and Mrs John Her
Manchuria greatly increases budget to push a war industrial development project and aims to recruit over 500,000 of a planned 900,000 Chinese laborers from North China this year.
The saying contrasts the craftsman who works to satisfy an employer or market with the artist who creates to please himself, highlighting the divergence between utility and personal vision in creative labor.
A study or report notes that women outperform men in machine shop tasks in Japan, highlighting higher efficiency and productivity. The finding centers on female workers excelling in precision, speed, and consistency within manufacturing settings.
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