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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1936
Page
7
Tokyo March 6 Army leaders balk at the make up of the new Nirota cabinet and may force changes. General Count Juichi Terauchi after accepting the post of War Minister conferred with army authorities and began showing hesitation at once. It was indicated generals objected to some men offered posts in the new cabinet.
The North Ridgeville Unit of the National Union for Social Justice will hold its regular monthly meeting at the North Ridgeville Town Hall at 8:30 p.m. Monday. President J. P. Curran announced the gathering.
Avon Ohio March 6 A Farm Extension meeting will be held at Avon High School March 10 with Miss Alicn Bird speaking on Better Buymanship. Bert Quick of Elyria led a Baptist church prayer meeting and Bible study last night. The Just on Time club hosted by Mrs Joseph Tomlin at Center Road Thursday included card honors won by Mrs Walter Rauscher Mrs John Fry and Mrs Ben Fry. Luncheon followed. Mrs A J Linden attended. The club will meet again in two weeks at Mrs Katerhenry s home. Mrs A J Stewart of Lorain visited H Hall. Mr and Mrs Andrew Mittendorf spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs William Enright in Cleveland.
L B Hindman executive secretary of the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association joined 11 Ohio county workers at a Columbus conference. Dr Robert G Patterboy of the Ohio Public Health Association reported about 190,000 dollars was raised last year from Christmas Seal sales, a five percent gain, with plans for next year. Newcomb of New York cited a drop in tuberculosis death rates over 30 years and noted a trend toward larger public contributions to anti tuberculosis campaigns.
Avon Lake reports a March 6 meeting where the Mother Study group planned to elect a chairman vice chairman and secretary at the next gathering and to purchase books. A study outline for the year will begin March 8. Dinner was served by local women at the Women’s League meeting, and plans were made for a Silver tea on March 17. Several residents attended services and visits, including Aug Kubach’s funeral in Birmingham and visits between Elyria and Cleveland contacts.
Kellogg Company funds research in nutrition labs showing two tablespoons of bran daily relieves constipation in women over months and that bran bulk can outperform fruit and vegetable bulk in some men. Tests indicate ALL-Bran provides vitamin B and iron, absorbs moisture, and gently cleanses the system. Serve regularly as a cereal or in cooked dishes. Sold by grocers. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
Newcom unveiled the 1938 gear design for the anti tuberculosis movement. The display features a modernistic Santa Claus against alternating red and green checkerboard backgrounds, a decisive departure from the Christmas Sealy traditions of earlier years.
John Wicks was guest of honor at a surprise birthday dinner hosted by his daughters on Seventeenth street. He celebrated his fifty eighth birthday with pink and green decorations, six guests from Lorain and Oberlin area, music by Rosemary Johnson and Miranda Wicks, and stories of life shared by elder guests.
President Roosevelt's re election bid moves forward as petitions are filed in Ohio to place his name on the Democratic ballot for the May 12 primary. Delegates and preferred petitions are being gathered with Ohio leaders and Charles West coordinating signatures in Cleveland and Columbus. In Connecticut the vehicle department will stamp a record of 11 motor vehicle violations on every operator license as part of highway safety efforts to reduce deaths.
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