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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1936

Page

2

Circle Three Meets Amherst O H June 18

Eleven members and nine guests attended Circle 3 of the Women’s Union of St Peters Evangelical church at Mrs William Springer’s home. The meeting included devotions, poems, a social outline, and plans for a tureen dinner at the Old Spring with contests and refreshments. Several guests from Elyria and area attended.

Circle Three Amherst Circle 3 Women’s Union St. Peters Old Spring Ed Mens Erwin Klert S. Wottrim AM. Linden Elyria Gust Torno Sus Angie Guild Kunzman George Kroeder Harmon .Kroeser John Wiegand C. Schmidt Mirs Tena Jacobs

Local Circle Hosts Event Before Summer Recess In July

Disjointed notes report final meeting before summer recess set for July to September. St Johns Day observance planned for next Sunday with Circle One of Congregational church to host at Mrs Nina Leuszler on South Main. Hospital news lists discharges Mrs Timothy Kearns and baby girl from Lakewood. social gathering for birthday of Mrs B A Jenpe with numerous guests.

Ness Nina Leuszler South Mainstreet Circle One Congregational Church Timothy Kearns Lakewado

Vacation Bible school starts at Pittsfield Methodist Church

Pittsfield starts a Vacation Bible School on Monday June 22 at the Methodist church from 10 to 4 daily except Saturday and Sunday. Prof Meyer Cheriin will speak this evening and speakers from Oberlin will address children. Community events note Secrtary of the Community church meeting Thursday and local social visits. A baby named Patricia Dorothy Mather joins the Sharp household in Lorain. Minor hospital report mentions Rev. George Nichols undergoing major surgery at Allen Hospital.

Start Bible Schuch Pittsfield -Vatetian Bible School Methodist Church Wall May Er Cheriin Oberlin Seci Tery Hrmest Green Patricia Dorothy Mather Habe Darwin Sharp Sharp Lorain George Nichols Grant Neb Oscar Nichols Allen Hospital Community

Ethiopian Defeat Ends War With Italy at Addis Ababa

In late 1896 Ethiopians signed a treaty with Italy at Addis Ababa recognizing Italy's defeat. European powers, especially the French, exulted at Italy's discomfiture and the end of the conflict.

Italy Addis Ah Aba Itala

Spencer Wallington Perrin Wedding at Spencer Baptist Church

Miss Evelyn Wallington daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Wallington married Eldred Perrin son of Mr and Mrs O G Perrin of Medina at 3 pm Saturday in Spencer Baptist Church. Rev George Bates officiated with Rev L W Beckley assisting. Bridesmaids wore coral and pink organza gowns. Best man was Robert Perrin. Reception at the bride’s parents home followed by a motor trip to Pennsylvania. The couple will reside in Medina where Perrin is employed in landscaping.

Hattie Wilson Akron Jhlerman Ruwho Spencer Robert Perrin Green Eurgene Pinkston Nermar Runke Ruby Jones Laddie Catgon Duke of Medina Memmelssonn Pennsylvania Medina Mr. Perrin Parsonicene Spearer Dorothy Lance Vern E Lance Wellington Herbert Miller A L Miller J. G. Rocentz

Guide to Summer Pickups at Cosmetic Counters

A breezy guide to cooling skin and reviving energy with frothy masks warm foot baths and eau de cologne. Practical tips urge morning use of a mint scented facial mask a foot soak with crystals and a refreshing skin cleanse with scented toning. Includes brief local notices and a string of names and travels from the community.

You and Your Child Growing Up Changes in Bobby’s Nature

A parent notes how Bobby, once pest charming at four, has become nearly five, socially distant yet forming firmer friendships with older kids. The writer urges parents to expect normal development shifts, study their child’s nature, and prepare to meet evolving needs as children grow.

Bobby

Death notice lists local residents and relatives

Walter Rick and several families are named in a death notice. Present are Miss Phillips of Cleveland Esther Griz and family Phillips of Ellington Bob Harwood Willard Nancy Harwood Savannah and George Harwood with sons Depeid Carl Townsend Marvin Kettel and sons Town send Flord Rich Norwalk and Floyd Philips with Juanita North Fairfield Harlow Rounds and family Kenneth Kennel Frank Bettel Fred Harweot Paul Mroo Harry Harwood and family and J Ames relations shown.

Walter Rick Thy Phillips Cleveland Esther Griz Phillips Ellington Bob Harwood Willard Nancy Harwood Savannah George Harwood Depeid Carl Ruggles Marvin Kettel Townsend Flord Rich Norwalk Floyd Philips Juanita North Fairfield Harlow Rounds Kenneth Kennel Frank Bettel Fred Harweot Paul Harry Harwood J Ames

Clarksfield Rick Reunion At Rounds Home

The 32nd Rick reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Javence Rounds on June 11 with 79 attendees. A picnic dinner was served in the dining room. A birth was reported, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Doane Miller.

Clarksfield Renson Rick Javence Rounds Doane Miller

Lectures and life events across a Ohio town

Worthing Stone, a graduate of Obertin Coe, left Sunday to lecture with Sympkins Ball Bearing in Cleveland for a position in the Great Lakes region. The week also saw Hilda and Hila McClaflin and Hope McClellan pursuing studies in New York and Ohio University while others in Clarksfield and Wellington hosted visitors and family gatherings. May 28 notes include Darally Phillips graduation in Cleve land and Donald Phillips at Stetson University, plus local visits by Bertha McClaflin and extended family across Norwalk, Wellington, and Toledo communities.

Worthing Stone Obertin Coe Sympkins Great Lakes Kinx Cleveland Gammer Hilda McClaflin Lake New York Hila McClellan Sumer Ohio University Avnet Hope McClellin Los Angeles Stiss Darally Philips Clarksfield Wi. Sinai Hospital Donald Phillips Stetson University De“Land Fla Bertha McC

Your Good Health Yesterd ay During Pregnancy

The article discusses the mother's need for increased food during pregnancy to supply nutrients for the fetus. It notes the baby draws from the mother's blood, risking mineral deficiencies, dental loss, and weakened bones if calcium is not adequately supplied. Historical China example shows bone deformities from rice-only diets.

China

Proper maternal diet and calcium for pregnancy

The text warns calcium deficiency and poor teeth in children from inadequate diet. It urges calcium sources like milk cod liver oil and supplements if milk is insufficient. It supports liberal meat egg cheese intake for proteins and rejects the belief that meat harms kidneys. It notes fats aid vitamin D but excess cereals sugars cause heartburn.

Pregnancy Feet Swelling and Diet Advice

Swelling of the feet during pregnancy is linked to excess citrus intake and salty foods or baking soda. If swelling occurs seek a physician to rule out a specific cause. Diet must supply all nutrients as restricted foods can harm mother and baby. proteins fats and minerals serve energy heat and blood formation.

Fragmented social notes from Firshville and nearby counties

Miss Barbara Everson of Clave yard visits Elizabeth Moore for a week. Several local residents host and visit on Sunday including Mr and Mrs Howa Walker Avon and Mr and Mrs Harry Crandell. Entries mention sick horses and a home wiring project. Corlett of Cleveland spends time at the summer home here and local families, including the Daniels, welcome visitors.

Wallace Cawrse Firshville Barbara Everson Claveyard Elizabeth Moore Catrse Cleveland Fry Therotes Lois Hines Howa. Walker Avon AL Te Ome Harry Crandell D Mersill Horace George Smith

Profiles For Today John David Marshall J Hamilton

John David Marshall notes profile of J H Hamilton a ropeen man ager for Governor Landon speaking before the Women s National Republican Club he is frank practical and ambitious with a career in Kansas politics including the Kansas House 1925 1928 and State Committee 1930 1942 He quit a $15000 year post to manage Landon’s campaign and is described as diligent rapidly advancing in the Midwest New London hosts Sunday events at the Smith residence.

OHN David Marshall J Hamilton Ald Landon Irl National Republican Club Hamilton Middle West Republican Party Landon Northwestern University Kansas City Topeka Kansas House of Representatives Republican State Committee Farley John Hamilton

Avon Miss Heckel Honored At Surprise Shower

Avon society notes report Miss Rosemary Heckel honored at a surprise shower hosted by Miss Perle Wilford and Miss Evelyn Smith at the Wilford home. Bingo and lunch followed the decor of white field daisies with guests Mir a Heckel and others from Cleveland and surrounding towns attending.

Hecked Avon Perle Wilard Evelyn Smth Rosemary Heckel Wilfard Mira Heckel

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