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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1937
Page
11
Dr Claud North Crisman explains chronic eczema in older adults, likely from nervous skin circulation disturbance. It begins with moist itchy lesions, worsens with winter recurrence, and can become dry and intensely pruritic. Affects elbows knees neck eyelids ears and limbs with cracking, crusting, and nail changes.
The article notes chronic eczema with dry cracked skin especially on face neck and hands, intense itching, risk of infection from scratching, and guidance on treatments including pine tar salicylic ointment three per cent sulphurated bitumen paste and mineral oil. It also mentions infantile eczema with exudative scabby type common in overweight babies and potential dietary causes.
The text describes an eruption starting on the face and scalp that covers large facial areas and may involve the chin and forehead. It notes poison absorption via the skin, possible hospitalization, and the distress of the child. Bland oil loosens scabs, a normal calorie-rich diet is advised, milk may cause issues, sedatives for sleep, and a permanganate mask with mild ointment at night.
Avon Lake June 12 Chil dren's Day will be observed by the First Congregational Church and church school at 10 15 A M The program is led by the primary and beginner's departments and outlines the year's worship activities A baptism of infants may be available an attendance award will be announced Miss Green entertains a party for Miss Winifred Thompson of Los Angeles Guests include former Lorain Sun-Gar School associates and local residents with conversation songs games and refreshments
A British royal wedding quandary centers on Rev Robert Anderson Jardine of Darlington. Denied church wedding by officials, he volunteers to perform the ceremony, embodies humility, charity, and service, returning most of his modest stipend to the poor while serving working class parishioners.
A reflection on judging children by appearances. Many dull seeming children are actually physically handicapped or in need of medical check ups. Parents should seek exams and glasses if needed, and treat conditions like stuttering with kindness to aid normal development.
Thompson prepares to depart for her western home today marking the start of an upcoming journey. Her move signals a period of transition as she travels from her current base to the new location.
William Pyson, an Avon Lake school English teacher, has loaned a public library a collection of 60 books for the summer.
Sun tanning advice covers gradual exposure to avoid burning and peeling. Use oils to moisturize, switch to a deeper powder as your tan darkens, and apply sun lotion once achieved. Protect hair with light spray, trim cosmetics to warm tones, avoid daytime eye makeup, and use night shades for evening. Regular cleansing creams after outdoor activity finish the routine.
The new high school library in Avon Lake this year allows any library patron to borrow books, though priority is given to students. The collection is largely non fiction and school loans to public libraries have increased overall readership. The library will be open Sunday Wednesday and Friday 12 15 to 5 in the afternoons and 7 to 5 30 in the evenings.
Miss Mary Mitchell presents her third dancing and singing Te vue by pupils from her three study groups. Bay Village West Lake Hotel and Avon Lake at Lakewood High School near Franklin and Runts road Friday June 1S at o'clock.
Rod ney and Maureen wed in a quiet church but Judy Peter and Judge Justus burst in. The minister confirms the ceremony as Judy accuses and the judge grimly notes a forfeit of a million dollars for marrying before 8 23 tonight.
Cleveland was a Wednesday overnight guest of Mr and Mrs Rob ting. The Pioneer Club will hold a dance at Island Park Avon tonight with Biltz orchestra providing the music.
South Amherst June 12 The last meeting of the season for the Study Hour Club was held at the home of Mrs H B Moore. Miss Margaret Histed was elected president H E Moore was vice president and Harmon Mathas secretary and treasurer A card of thanks was read for William Krueck who received the English award The hostess served refreshments and they will reconvene September 10.
Mrs Emil Ruth hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering for the Congregational Ladies Dime Society with members and friends present. Routine business and devotional duties were led by Mrs Joseph Michelic, followed by refreshments for nine members and two officers, Mrs Fred Schaub and Mrs Jacob Kolb.
Dr Dex the county school physician and nurse Mrs Hoy will attend the school Monday from 10 09 to 11 00 for the summer round up. Parents with children needing physical exams are asked to bring them to the building at that time. NYS BRAVE MEETING. The third meeting of the Foresters Rors Four H Club was held at advisor Mrs Alfred Rolli s home this week. President Tilly Rolli called the meeting and members described fruit from the trees on roll call. Blank pine spruce and hemlock questions were answered. A social hour followed.
Miss Lydia Heller of Amherst presented a vocal program at the Methodist church on Thursday evening. The church featured summer flowers and ushers Miss Lois Springer Miss Marie Gratz and Mrs. Doris Daniels. Attendees included visitors from Oberlin Elyria Amherst and Henrietta.
Avon village council held its regular meeting at the town hall with minutes read and routine business. A petition to clean out Walker ditch side No 3 was tabled until June 24 for investigation. Council approved two sas masks and a first aid kit for the fire department and filed work on Ridgeville Lorain road for ditch filling. Major McAllister and Jack Sutcliffe visited. residents attended Kent University exercises and others planned weekend activities at local camps and events. A safe robbery at Mindletown yielded only worthless paper. Dutch earnings trends boost Netherlands retail.
Hudson Motor Car Company chief engineer H Murray Northrup describes the Auto Hand system used on Hudson and Terraplane cars. About 130000 cars with Electric Hand have logged over a thousand million miles, yet engineers kept the design semi automatic with a finger controlled gear shift to avoid full hand operation. The system frees the front compartment for three passengers and pre selects gears for automatic shifting.
Chevrolet engineers at the General Motors Proving Ground near Milford Michigan study combustion chamber geometries to measure flame spread from the spark plug. They designed a tool to remove aspherical cores from cast chambers to map flame volume and rate, enabling major improvements in the six cylinder valve in head engine for greater gasoline energy output.
Oldsmobile provides insect protection with vented window screens and a fine mesh radiator cover. The wire mesh vent screens fit forward window contours to swing wide for air while blocking bees and wasps. An optional outside radiator screen prevents airflow issues from insect buildup on Six or Eight models.
Figures reveal the magnitude of Ford Motor Companys operations since its 1903 organization. The Rouge plant covers 22 miles of railroad, with 39 locomotives and 1,387 company freight cars. Coke ovens yield daily 3.675 tons of cake and 95,008 pounds of ammonium sulfate among other outputs.
The Ford fleet includes 13 ships with seven ocean going units. The company runs manufacturing or assembly plants in England Germany France Holland Helxium Spain Ireland Denmark Italy South Africa Odin Australia Malaya Japan and seven more foreign countries, using resources like 65,000,000 cubic feet of gas and tar in production. Products from 800,000 sheep 30,000 cattle 20,000 hogs and 3,000,000 honey bees support the manufacture of millions of Ford cars.
Flint Michigan June 12 One sign of good business is the heavy turnover of used cars among Buick dealers says W F Hufstader Buick general sales manager. He cites fewer than 30 days supply on hand after a nationwide tour and notes a strong program of reconditioning and merchandising to assure value.
Logan-Hocking county short town near Point Pleasant will be sold July 3 to satisfy a mortgage foreclosure. The town once had a main street and 88 lots per an 1875 map but never developed.
Eaton EATON A meeting of officers and committees for the annual Fourth of July celebration will be held Monday night June 1944 at the church EC. Durkee is president and Miss Relva Hawke secretary of the organization. Anyone having suggestions to improve the celebration will be
Notices announce appointees as executors and administrators for multiple estates in Lorain County Ohio. Names include Ursula Van Amburgh Emma Beigle Eliza Jane Lester Agnes H Day Elizabeth Chorba Linnis Hawkins Morris Nesbett Leona Mills John Drennan Annie Wooding Mary Petre and others with dates in May 1987 and probate judges H W Nye and others. One notice disclaims future debts by Walter W. Janas.
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