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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1929
Page
11
An acne treatment guide emphasizes organized health habits, proper diet, hydration, exercise, and sleep. It outlines cleansing with a medicated paste, followed by a pure face cream and a soothing astringent, then medicated acne cream at night. For acne, avoid touching the face and sterilize opened pimples to prevent infection.
Dear Doctor replies that quinine does not purify blood or aid weight loss and warns against unnecessary medications. He prescribes medical guidance, emphasizes vegetables and sunshine as spring tonics, and notes vitamin deficiencies in winter. He adds balanced diet coverage and cautions about self medication. Mrs. B writes seeking advice on conception and happiness in marriage.
Mrs. Gus Sabiers of Forest Street celebrated her daughter June Elizabeth Sabiers fifth birthday with a Sunday afternoon social gathering and luncheon. The dining room featured peony bouquets and a birthday cake with five lit candles. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hollingstorth and their daughter Miss Eliza.
Beth and Mr and Mrs Joseph Wass with daughter Dorothy join Mr and Mrs L Reichert and sons Melvin and Frank, Mrs Ed Warwick and family, and Mr and Mrs Sabfers with daughter as honored guest receives numerous gifts in a celebratory gathering.
Miss Alberta Brown daughter of Mrs Anna Brown of Cleveland Street graduates from St Josephs College and Academy Adrian Michigan conducted at the college auditorium Present from Amherst include Mrs Anna Brown Mr and Mrs Edward Newberger Mrs Mary Bray Miss Katherine Eischen Mrs Wm Wenzel and Mrs Martin J Hess Lakewood and L H Grobe Elyria
The Concordia club of St Pauls Lutheran church will meet in the church parlors this evening.
Friends at Mrs O Neill home celebrated her birthday and upcoming summer departure. Prizes in Pedro and Cootie went to Katherine Bischen and Mrs Harold Braun. Mrs C Brucker and Mrs John Heidrick earned Pedro prizes. Cootie honors went to Mrs Wm Wilker with Mrs Gus Bishop as runner up. Luncheon served to many guests. traveling bag given to honored guest. W G Campbell of Cleveland Avenue promoted to Great Lakes Touring Co manager in Cleveland. plans to move residence there.
The Just-a-Mere Club of Brownhelm Congregational church will meet at Mrs Bar Lees Browns helm Thursday afternoon. Mrs Wm Heck and daughter Helen return from Cape Vincent after a relative Helsey Crapo lighthouse keeper dies. Intermediates at St Peter s Evangelical church hold 7 30 pm social and business gathering. Pierce Winters s condition worsens after three months illness. Brownhelm Ladies Society meets in church parlors with hostesses. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary installs new officers Thursday evening with social after. King's Daughters of St Peter s plan Elyria joint meeting with Lorain Elyria Evangelical groups. Charles Filker and family noted.
A compressed social calendar lists dinners and visits across Amherst Elyria and South Amherst. Guests include Mr and Mrs Gus Krughman and son George Mr and Mrs Charles Fisker Jr Elyria Mr and Mrs Irvin Eblert and family and others. Church meetings and society gatherings are noted at First Evangelical and Methodist parishes with talks by Leon R. Livingston and Devo tions led by Mrs W E Speaker.
The Past Grand Matron's Association of the Rebekah lodge gathered June 11 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jontz with 22 attendees. New members Mrs. Henry Snyder and Mrs. Grace Hemphill were enrolled. social activities included porch games readings and riddles. The group plans a July meeting at Mrs. Alfred Moehle's home.
Mr and Mrs Roy Burge have bought the building lot on East Main street owned by Fred Pitts just east of the Fred Ab bott Jr home. They will start building a semi bungalow style house immediately on the site.
Members of the Fortnightly club will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coates. A six o'clock dinner will be enjoyed at that time followed by cards.
Brief items note Miss Betty Clisby leaving Thursday for New York and sailing the next day for a two summer visit to Europe. Other local notices include visits among families, Grange meeting this week, baseball results, a new baby named Phyllis Jane, paving work starting on Courtland Street with a 40 day completion, and taxes coming in slowly per tax collector Robert Andrews.
Mrs Francis Weeden of Elsrna visits relatives in Columbia while Mrs Moore of Eaton recently visited Miss Jessie Adams. The Potato Club meets at Julian Parkins on Wednesday June 12. Mrs Carrie Boone returns home to Berea from her son Earl Boone’s. Evelyn Gilpin of Parma Heights and others visit Mrs Harry Hunter’s aunt. A son was born Wednesday June 5 to Mr and Mrs James Allen of the Hudgon place. Mr Allen works for the Gas Company.
Seventeen graduates attended the Olmsted Falls High School commencement held in the school auditorium last Wednesday evening. Valedictorian Kathryn Miller led with a near perfect average, as seven honor pupils received pins and Dr. McMasters of Mt. Union College delivered the address. Attendees included families and local residents such as the Hales, Beaumonts, Klingmans, Artz, and Reisingers, with many others listed among the community’s guests and speakers.
Brownhelm residents attend Belden High School and Bowling Green Normal commencements. Eva Stick graduates at Oberlin. Ruth Whittlesey set to teach in Belden. Ladies Aid plans church supper. Shattuck family visiting Peck relatives. McQueen visits Bauer family. Kolbe and Bechtel family mentions.
Huntington June 11 The Community Ladies Aid Society Circle No 1 will meet with Mrs Anna Schnell Wednesday June 12 Supper served Everyone invited Pomona Grange met in town hall Saturday night June 8 with members from Brownhelm Grafton North Elyria Amherst and Wellington Eighteen received fifth degree as full Pomona Grange members and supper was served.
A funeral was held for Mrs. John Stang at her late South Ridge home on Sunday afternoon. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bechtel of South Ridge with guest Mrs. Wm. Kolbe of Erie, Pa. Also, Hazel Allsop of South Amherst stayed with Irma Spiegelberg for a few days. The Evergreen club will meet at Mrs. Wm Cook of Lorain on Wednesday after news of J. F. Stien and Betty and Woodrow Stien of Lakewood visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Delefield Sunday evening.
Researchers find bees rely on experience to navigate rather than fixed instinct alone. results show learning influences color perception and path choices in foraging.
North Amherst visitors Mr. and Mrs. W. Cook arrived Saturday evening. Katherine Stang and Irma Spiegelberg attended the E L C BE meeting at Ed Stang's home in South Ridge Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellam and Rathaleen Ellam of Elyria visited John Delefield Saturday evening. Henry Delefield of South Ridge was a caller Saturday.
Five hours sleep fails to refresh many workers as nightly calls disturb rest leading to nerves, pain, and fatigue. Dr Dickson reports a compounded diuretic remedy that promises relief, with money back if unsatisfied, sold through drug stores.
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