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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1937
Page
12
A Red Cross article explains why the crawl may not suit late in life learners with set muscles and joints. It notes adults increasingly seek swimming instruction and emphasizes matching stroke choice to physical makeups and available facilities and teachers.
The article explains how proper breathing underpins all swimming and outlines how the Red Cross Aquatic Schools teach the nine basic strokes by assembling three arm motions and three kicks. It notes adults can enjoy breast and side strokes, introduces variations like the Trudgen and European back stroke, and advises trying all strokes to fit personal capability while staying active daily to ward off aging.
The Eaton Sunny Stitchers met at the Grange Hall to order by the president. Minutes were read and a business discussion held. All members answered the roll call and one visitor, Ann Blitch, attended. After sewing and singing, the club scheduled the next meeting for July 1 at the schoolhouse.
Mrs Weeaver spends days with daughter Mrs Carl Robart Miss Wilma Davidson visits Elyria relatives Miss Clarau Henry visits Cleveland friends Mrs Jacob Swonger and Ruth call on Mrs Walter Snellenberger Andrew Schiser family of Vermilion visit Kent University student Carl Robart visits family in town Mrs Davidson visits son Karl Davidson Vermilion visitors N J Welz stop Vermilion Thursday Laura Berkmeyer Howe and daughters Jessica Carolyn Geraldine Lily and Jessie Berkmeyer and Joe Bicker visit Elyria on business Ruth spends weekend with relatives in Fremont James Flaghetty of Loam calls on H J West Wednesday
Mrs Lou Welden of Elyria was a guest at the Ladies Aid on Wednesday and supper guest of Mr and Mrs Hulse. Mrs Merton Bartter and daughters attended the Mother and Daughter banquet at Ridgeville Congregational Church last Friday. Mr Captain of Root Road, recently ill at Lakewood Hospital, has improved and returned home. The United States is classed with Japan, Soviet Russia and Britain as one of the four Great Powers in the Far East.
Amherst area church and club notices list regular meetings at Central Book Store and various churches. Activities include Sunday School teachers meeting, quilting day, church council, picnic committee, Walther League, English communion, congregational meeting, and sermons. Also forthcoming events at St. Joseph Catholic Church, National Council of Catholic Women meeting, and local women’s groups.
Hospital notes record admissions including Leon Van Nuys at Seeley avenue and a birth for Mrs. Kunkel of South Amherst. Discharges list Mrs. John Wilhelm and baby from Leavitt road. Brief items mention attendances and visits among local families and a wedding in Lorain.
Vincent and Clar ence Woodings announce the birth of a daughter 800 Friday morning at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mother and baby are reported well. Laura Jean Pongrass of Warrensville stayed with her uncle William Papay and family last week.
The Sunday scene at Methodist Church featured Elmer Harrison hosting a party after a home gathering. Refreshments followed games for the children and teens. Margaret Schneider led her Sunday school class to a Vere lake camping trip with several girls in attendance.
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