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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
11
Easy travel invites warmer climates and sport but heat illness is a danger. Heat exhaustion or stroke can follow prolonged exposure, with symptoms ranging from weakness and dizziness to high fever and unconsciousness. Prompt cooling, fluids, and careful monitoring of the heart and lungs are essential, with sun protection and gradual activity changes for vacations.
The article offers beauty tips on facial line enhancement and figure maintenance. It covers mirror self-examination, lighting, makeup application, facial and neck line care, hairstyles to alter perceived shape, and the role of beauty sleep in reducing nervous tension for a more graceful appearance.
Readers with oily skin ask how to reduce wrinkles and look younger. Advice stresses cleansing daily with soap and water, rinsing well, then applying an astringent cream to shrink pores and firm the tissue. A scented cream is suggested to stimulate circulation and smooth facial lines.
On Oberlin Road East Oberlin Consnanncy observed Children’s Day with opening services led by Mr Gould’s class and offerings from four young boys. The Primary department sang during the service. A later program featured Betty Tarkas reciting “My Welcome” and additional recitations by younger children.
Linda Marshall, famed American girl flier, vanishes over the Pacific prompting Tommy Drew to rush east with allyship from Royal Air Force officers. A suspect pirate kidnapping tale surfaces as Kirkbrae offers help and a hidden dictaphone cylinder shatters during a tense confrontation signaling danger and secrets.
A long local notice recounts a church program with poems and songs performed by children and adults, including Iris and Amelia Newman, Ruth, and Mary Land The program closed with a Pleasant Ending. Several locals share greetings, travel stories, and family updates from Oberlin and nearby towns, mentioning concerts, visits, and birthdays.
North Olmsted items note Mr and Mrs Fred Wiltord visiting friends in Huron on Sunday The Young Married People class of the Congregational church Sunday School will hold a forente supper at the park Friday evening June 28 The North group of the Congregational Ladies Aid meets this week Thursday at Mrs Zuske home corner Lorain road and Columbia Mrs Florence Streitch is home after a week in Detroit with her mother Mr and Mrs Ben Salisbury were at Marblehead part of last week Center Ridge Neighbor
A club held a picnic at the local park this week and several Congregational church members attended the Linwood Young Peoples conference. Dorothy Mercer Charlotte Cowley Margaret Ann Thompson and Bergin Ware were noted attendees.
Belden Beldes June 21 Mrs Clarence Easterwood hosted a pleasant evening for birthday anniversaries of Mrs Easterwood and her sister Mrs Casper Schmidt. Guests from Chippewa Lake Medina and Valley ity joined in after refreshments, presenting gifts to the honored pair.
Members of the Happy Go Lucky Club surprised Miss Betty Schaefer on Sunday for her birthday. After a social time, ice cream and cake were served. Sunday supper at the Wm. Law home included Mr. and Mrs. Petri, Mr. and Mrs. Lang and daughter Joan, Mrs. Bogiler, Mr. and Mrs. Betterman, all of Cleveland.
The Belden Jolly Joes 4 H Club held a Tuesday meeting to appoint a committee to plan summer recreational activities. Members named were Ramona Hamburger, Elizabeth Droege and Jeanne Wise. Refreshments were served.
Professor Irving Fisher of Yale champions the commodity dollar linking dollar value to purchasing power in commodities. The piece notes his unusual stance and details Warren M. Persons who organized the American Economics Foundation, its anti-monopoly platform, and Persons as an economist and consultant.
A brief aid notes that damp weather makes flake cereals soggy and suggests placing them in the oven for a few minutes to regain their original crispness. It implies a quick household fix without extra equipment.
Numerous residents and relatives from Elyria and nearby towns visit, host, and attend gatherings. Names frequent include Grabenstetter, Wise, Reisinger, Hartman, Beriswill, Siggens, Jankola, and Dworzak, with trips to Columbia Town Hall, Cedar Point, and nearby social events. Several townsfolk recover from surgeries and plan future activities such as a playground supervisor role in Cain Park Cleveland Heights.
Cincinnati district court scene saw Charles Dressen and two Reds coaches act as associate judges as a prisoner named Charles Bennett, 25, spoke unflatteringly about the team. Bennett faced assault and battery charges.
A modern woman asks if a marred wife should continue lively correspondence with male friends. Mrs Martin advises that the husband’s attitude dictates action, suggests discussing boundaries openly, and notes that long distance letters imply active interest while casual greetings may be acceptable.
A mother variety of signs on child laziness and fatigue are examined. The piece stresses listening to a child who says I’m tired and suggests rest periods to distinguish fatigue from laziness. It notes anemia and glandular issues as possible causes, and advises gentle scaling back and observation. It ends with a recipe for butter muffin tins and maple sugar rolls baked briefly.
The small silverware set such as knives forks and spoons given to a bride is usually presented by the bride’s parents. It is not proper to give wearing apparel as a wedding gift unless the donor is a member of the bride’s family.
In Cincinnati Georiga Midel Hader, 24, a 4 foot 4 inch, 68 pound man, was jailed 20 days after an alleged assault on Nick Grippo, a 170 pound boxer. The beer garden bout sparked a judge’s quip about loyalty and red roots, with further odd remarks cited from the proceedings.
Advice promotes adding a firm bath grip or tub edge handle to prevent slips for children and elderly. A quick home safety tip includes a sturdy handhold for entering and exiting the tub. Also suggests a lettuce alternative orange and watercress salad with French dressing. Notes Alaska has a mix of native and white populations.
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