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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
3
Judith Wilson outlines breakfast as a social starter with inviting touches. She suggests informal summer entertaining using garden flowers bright fabrics and colorful tableware. If seating is tight, set up bridge tables on the porch or lawn to showcase hot breads and egg specialties.
A physician notes diet is highly individual and requires careful examination. General diet advice often fails because digestion and needs vary by person. A plan may be tailored after assessing work, daily life, and digestive capacity to identify proper foods.
The passage argues that a single diet cannot suit diverse groups. It notes most people eat too much, yet those with hard physical labor or sports activity may require larger portions. It warns some foods may injure individuals, and office workers with little physical activity need different dietary plans.
Practical dietary guidance for better digestion stresses more green vegetables and cooked foods, slower eating, and rest after meals. It weighs the role of sweets, pies, and cakes, advising moderation. plus medical notes on a disabled leg case and phlebitis with a Pax Vax unit inquiry.
Profiles For Today presents TALBOT LABE as a feature subject, outlining career highlights and notable engagements. The piece weaves in key associations and context while framing LABE’s influence within their field and era.
George Barrere, famed flute performer and inventor, delights audiences with a dignified air and mischievous wit at Little Symphony soirees. He coined ensemble and Little Symphony, shaping modern terms while earning high regard from professionals for his flawless technique.
When introducing a man to a woman the woman's name is announced first. For example the correct form is "Mrs Jones, this is Mr Smith." If using a contracted form the sequence remains the same with the woman named first.
A reader suggests light eye makeup for better eye definition using a brown eyebrow pencil and brown mascara to darken brows and lashes, plus petroleum jelly on lids to brighten eyes. Advice notes safe use for special occasions and hairlike cosmetics. A separate inquiry asks for cheap, dependable skin tonics or astringents for coarse pores on a tight budget.
Death calls Mr. Bucey to Brester for aunt Mrs. Randall Taylor with burial at Rose Hill Massillon. Visitors include Howard Sabin and Mrs. Fager of Pasadena and Mrs. George Yost with children Lois and Betty Jean of Elyria. Family gathering at Mrs. Falsoner’s. 15 at picnic dinner. Junior Girl Reserves plan a wiener roast Friday with Ruth Landfried chaperoning.
This guide discusses removing body hair for a smoother beach appearance. It compares beauty shop waxing to home epilation, notes the waxing method’s long-lasting effects but higher cost, and offers a step by step at home regimen including wax-like epilators, a scrubbing paste of almond meal and pumice with lemon juice, and post scrub moisturizing. It also covers grooming of arms legs and feet with nail care tips and matching polish.
Mrs Anna Nooney of Wellington spent Sunday in the Grover Sigeist home in Akron. Smolen currently in Cleveland with his father. Mr R Falsoner and Mrs Falsoner visited Mr Wayne Messner in Spencer Tuesday evening. Mrs Wm Bai and Mrs Hinds with Chellis traveled to Indiana Tuesday and returned Thursday. Mrs Hinds stayed in Indiana for three weeks.
Bright on residents attend the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Don Lawrence at St Marys Ohio. Rev Frank Wright and Miss Floann Wagner wed in Dayton Congregational Church with reception. Brighton High seniors travel to Niagara Falls with teachers. Detroit guest Mrs. Franklin Sullivan visits, plus graduates and alumni events in Norwalk and Wellington.
Virginia Bret and Celeste Deil reveal ties to a vanished money crisis as Polly Trey Tracy writes of Bruce Tresg’s need to return money and bonds. Virginia strategizes to protect her love amid rivalries with Narice and Paul, while a bank scandal looms.
A string of weekend and Sunday visits across Lorain County links families from Cleveland Wakeman Wellington Elyria and LaGrange. The Merrill Gordon Day Newcomb Murray and Edwards households hosted cousins friends and relatives from Nova Brunswick Cleveland Brunswick and Brunswick with a mix of hospitality at parents homes and local gatherings.
The Sullivan Congregational Church musical program featured two choir selections, a trumpet solo My Jesus I Love Thee by Billy Dakin, a quartet The Lord Is My Shepherd with Mrs. W. D. Garver and others, and a Love Divine All Love Excelling. WCTU meet hosted by Mrs. W. G. Charlton with devotions led by Mrs. Ernest Eaton recounting Miss Jennie Cassidy’s life and her 1883 role as National Flower Mission Superintendent.
The clipping recalls a 1893 WCTU Red Letter Day honoring Jennie Cassidy and Frances Willard praise, plus poems and music by local ladies. It reports graduation of Merton Farnsworth from the College of Commerce and Administration in Columbus with 1339 diplomas, and mentions visits and travels of local residents including Farnsworth family, Garvers, and Gordon households.
Step by step instructions for a four serving bacon omelet preparation with separate yolks whites and milk batter. Includes variations with ham and peas, and a banana bran muffin recipe yielding sixteen muffins with cinnamon and ripe banana. Also provides a waffles recipe with egg yolks milk butter and baking powder.
A June 9 program at Grafton M E Church attracted a full audience with a sequence of songs recitations duets and dialogues. Participants included Richard Sooy Phyllis Haines Debona Myers Lila O Rourke Nila White Mona White Vivian Bartlett Nona Brown Virginia Brown Alberta Schwed Allan Bartlett Billy Lilley Jane Hitchback Leonard Boise De Nell White Harold Tucker Doris McMullen Howard Hale Janet Dilley Adel pert Spitzer Betty Wheeler Frederick Zacharias Donna Ray Carmel Barbara Scholl Earl Woodings and Eileen Yost. The program featured pieces such as Stepping in the Light It Just Suits Me Praise Him Only An Introduction and Winning A Life along with several group and solo performances.
Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs W P Fisher and family. Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson of Cleveland were weekend guests at the G R Peters home. The baseball nine of the Sullivan Christian church played the Nora Christian church Tuesday evening defeating Nova. The young people of the Congregational church are holding a bake sale at Kulps Store Saturday.
Modern Woman D discovers the cellar bulb smashed while lighting a candle in the kitchen. She gathers glass pieces and considers how the damage occurred as she seeks the tool chest for illumination.
A collage of views on graduate outcomes for college women from Barnard Dean Gildersleeve predicts higher birthrates if economy allows while post graduate and professional training rise as jobs stay scarce. Separate passages discuss parental doubts, a boy Wallace facing truth, and a breakfast waffle and raspberry cocktail recipe.
Barnard statistics reveal that 35 percent of living married women including eighty percent who are widowed or divorced are employed. Some hold full time posts while others work part time, substitute teach, write, consult, or serve as buyers. Many occupations do not require a degree and practical skills dominate the labor landscape. An honor graduate recently balanced day work with night classes to gain essential skills like stenography and bookkeeping.
A school program features Gertrude Nichols and others performing recitations and songs such as The Prisoner Who Sang in the Night Christ's Ladd er My Grandma's Garden and Geography and Bed. Faculty and students, including Laverne Aldrich, are noted in a report on the Belden Commencement party afterward hosted by Mr and Mrs J C Aldrich with relatives and friends.
The piece notes that educated young women soon discover knowledge gaps none of which can be filled by college alone. Practical experience and time shape opportunity, and prevailing conditions push self supporting girls into available jobs. Delayed or skipped job choices jeopardize futures, as 1935 crop graduates endure tough lessons.
Short cuts advise checking gills for freshness with bright pink color. Directions for browning crumbed dishes use quarter cup melted butter per cup bread crumbs under broiler until browned. Pie crust tip moisten lower rim before adding top crust and press to seal. Also cut slits for steam. Ora Sprague, Stanley Pitts, and the Aldrich family of La Grange.
Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. John Koepke included Mr. and Mrs. A F Stroth and Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Katz of Cleveland plus the George Koepke family Eva Orville and Warren of Amherst and E H Kothe family of Henrietta and J D Obitts H 4 and Postmistress Bertha Rising and family. Mrs. Stroth had just returned from a two weeks visit with relatives in New York City.
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